The Straits Times, 6 November 1949

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    27 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES No. T45. Sunday Edition O« Th« raits Times <* Singapore Fre« Press SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1949. <£< PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    TAXI COLLISION WRECKS TWO HOUSES
    426 1 TAXI COLLISION WRECKS TWO HOUSES 40 homeless: Child hurt Sunday Times Staff Reporter A TAXI'S collision with a pillar on the five-foot way of Kallang Road, Singapore yesterday afternoon caused two shophouses to be virtually wrecked and 40 people made homeless. Despite the damage no-one was seriously hurt. The pillar
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    Royal Prince
    49 1 PRINCE HAKI.kS. the son of Princess Klizabeth iud the Duke of Edinburgh, peeps out from his pram as he set out from his London home. Clarence House, for a ride through St. James Park, during the fine spell of «v tiimn weathei in London recently. A.P. picture.
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    SEVEN KILLED IN AMBUSH
    247 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QNE European, two special constables, two Chinese men and two Chinese women were killed, and six Chinese including five women were wounded when bandit attacked a lorry and car in the Tenang area of Segamat (ohore. this morn, ng.
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    WORLD US!".3 MOR* RUBBER
    125 1 WORLD USING MORE RUBBER WASHINGTON. Sat. THE U.S. Commerce Department reports that the v >r!d consumed 1 450.000 l'>ng tons of new rubber in the first nine months of 1949. In the same period of 1948. rh.> consumption was 1.392,--">oo tons. World consumption of nat .nil rubber In September «is
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    Malay runs amok and kills five
    83 1 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. After an argument over the pric« of some goods, a Malay ran amok In Sungti Dua. Province Wellesley, yesterday evening, killing five Chinese and wounding another six before he was eventually raptured by the police. The man, it is reported, went into
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    BRIG. ERSKINE: PENGHULUS AID SEARCH
    143 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE land and air search for the Auster plane In which Brig. M. T>. Ersklne, commander of the Second Guards Brigade, and his pilot. Capt. J. F. Churcher, are missing, entered its ninth day today. The plane was
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    PONNIAH DEATH: MAN CHARGED
    139 1 Sunday Times SUB Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. JOHN VOIN, European manager of Sungei Rinching Rubber Estates Ltd, Semenyih, was charged In the First Magistrate's court here today with causing the death of Mr. Benedict Ponnlah. 34--year-old Deputy Director of Social Services. Ceylon, and chairman of the
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    CHURCHES TO MEET
    38 1 GENEVA. Sat. Eighty Christian leaders from 16 countries, representing the World Council of Churches, will meet at Bangkok, Siam en Dec. 4 to "review the challenge of Communism In relation to Christian evangelism. —A P.
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    MURDER CHARGE REMAND
    71 1 LONDON, Sat— Brian Do- nald Hume, 29-year-old company director was further remanded In custody until Nov. 15 today on a charge of murdering Stanley Setty, whose stabbed legless and headless body was found wrapped In felt on the East Coast marshes. When Setty, a London car dealer,
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    EX PREMIER ASSASSINATED
    35 1 TEHERAN, Sat. Former Premier Abdul Muslain Hazhlr died here today from wounds sustained when he was shot at point blank range by a religious fanatic while going into a mosque yesterday. Reuter.
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    NEHRU IN N. YORK
    31 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— lndia's Prime Minister. Pandit Nehru, arrived at La Guardia airfield today. He appeared weary and was not anxious to talk to the Press.— U.P.
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    Mail to China again
    128 1 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter AFTER a suspension lasting just over two weeks. Ma--1 lya's postal service to va- rloug parts of China has> Deen resumed, with the ex- I ception of the clubbrri packet service (parcels *ith remittances' which rvtiialns closed until further notice. stal articles
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    Manila call for flood aid
    201 1 MANILA. Saturday. THE Red Cross called for international help tonight as typhoon casualty reports incomplete and still mounting listed 644 persons dead or missing or feared I dead in Central Philippines. Most of the casualties were reported from K.abankalan area. Negros Island, 300 miles south
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    BUDDHISTS PAY HOMAGE
    70 1 BENARES, Sat— Buddhists t from many countries today paid homage to the sacred relics of Lord Buddha's first disciples, restored to the holy shrine at Sakanata. birthplace of Buddhism near here. These relics were brought back to India from London, where they were kept in the Victoria
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    Ex-MCA officer jailed, fined
    387 1 Ex-MCA officer jailed, fined Sunday Times Staff Correspondent IPOH. Saturday. TAN PENG Aun, jged 37, m former chairman of the Bidor branch of the Malayan Chinese Association was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by the Sessions Court |udge. Mr. B. C. Smith, on two charges of cheating. He was
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    THREE BRUISES CONDEMNED 'MOST CALLOUS KILLER'
    347 2 %WHEN a suspicious death has been reported to the police a small army of experts immediately sets about a score of tasks. Inquiries may cover a city, a county, a continent Consultations are continuous As a result of widespread police investigations into the career
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    WEDDING NO.l
    280 2 WEDDING NO.1 y4j 'Mr. Love' ON this occasion Bmith gave the name of George Oliver Love. The business failed In about six months and Mrs. Love went to Nottingham, where Mr. Love pursued her. She was again ensnared and taken to London to work In various situations for her husband
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    STOLE £260
    753 2 Cheated woman ON the proceeds he established himself in Oloucester-road, Bristol, as a secondhand dealer, and from there he bigamously married Miss Edith Mabel Pegler. Since he did sometimes return to Miss Pegler, and once made her a present, it Is reasonable to assume that this union was
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    SUSPICIONS
    378 2 He dashed off AT the inquest, despite the glaring number of suspicious facts including one, noticed by the coroners oflicer, that the distracted "husband" had remembered to remove his jacket and roll up the right sleeve of his shirt before raisin* his bride's head out of the water the
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    | Deserted
    22 2 Deserted MISS Alice Reavil who married" Smith after a twoday romance. Smith deserted her during their honeymoon and took all her savings.
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    Murdered
    22 2 ALICE Burnham, Smith's second victim. He drowned her at Blackpool, sold her belongings and drew £500 insurance money on his life.
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    Loved
    32 2 l^i ISS tdith r-«**l whom Smith married bi;.imt,. > She was perhaps the en.v woman for whom he had any re- 1 affection and the lived to her "husband" sentenced to death.
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    by EVELYN SPILSBURY and E.V. TULLETT
    408 2 Smith dashed away, after the funeral on a plea of urgent business In Portamouth. But first he returned to the lodgings to collect his belongings and handed Mrs Crossley, the landlady, a card with his address, saying he would write. As he ran off
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    THIRD VICTIM
    204 2 Insured for £700 BACK he went to Miss Pegler. But he was soon oft again, and In Bath on December 17 he "married" Margaret Lofty, daughter of a clergyman. And so to Hlghgate went "Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd" for another "honeymoon." V was to be Smith's last.
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    EXPERT VIEW
    265 2 'Not a fit' "IN view of her height.! 1 5 feet 7 inches, and the length of the bath. 5 feet, I don't think her head would be submerged during that stage of the fit. The head end of this bath Is! sloping and If her feet were
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    A SHOCK
    130 2 Soon unconscious THE result of sudden immersion of a living person might be severe shock and even loss of consciousness from the rush of water passing up the nose. Unconsciousness might supervene Immediately or within a very few second* after Immersion; in some cases the period would be
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    BAND'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY
    69 3 The second anniversary of the Yeung Cheng Old Students' Brass Band was celebrated with a dinner at the school hall at Club Street last night. Honorary captains of the band are the Chinese ConsulGeneral. Dr. Wu Paak-shlng, and Mr. Oeo. E. Lee, while the captain of the
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    ANTI-T.B. DRUG CONTROL LIFTED
    317 3 Blow to the black market Sunday Times Staff Reporter MEDICAL practitioners in Singapore are now allowed to treat their patients with the anti-T.B. drug, streptomycin, hitherto restricted in the Colony to selected patients in hospitals and institutions. This will be a severe Mow to black market
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    If was 5 years ago yesterday
    198 3 If was 5 years ago yesterday piVE years ago yesterday, the first B-29 bombers raided Jap-occupied Singapore. A formation of 30 planes took part in this raid, and their target was military installations and airfields. The following report of the raid appeared in the English-language Syonan Shimbun, published under the
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    TRANSFERRED
    21 3 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat Mr. A. J. Joachim, of the Police Department. Kuala Kangsar, has been transferred to Grlk. Upper Perak.
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    They'll aid the casualties
    224 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday, pi FTY Malay recruits of the Federation of Malaya Police Force are now undergoing advanced first-aid training for service as medical orderlies, capable of rendering immediate assistance to casualties in the jungle or in areas remote from immediate medical
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    CLAIMS TRIAL TO HURT CHARGE
    55 3 Sunday Times Correspondent TELUK A\<JON, Sat. Sinnathamr 40. claimed ;rlal on tw charges of volun:arily cau/ing hurt to ManlIcam ard Yellamah (a voman) vith a "sharp cutting nstrumfnt" at Seberang, Bungel Veralt, Teluk Anson. on Oct 4. Ball was extended and the rase was postponed
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    A BAD PITCH
    22 3 Sunday Times Correspondent SEOAMAT, Sat. Found begging in front of the C.I.D. premises, 52-year-old Cheong Heng was fined $2.
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    FINED FOR NEGLIGENCE
    88 3 FINED FOR NEGLIGENCE Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. PLEADING guilty to three charges of driving a jeep I In a negligent manner and with failing to possess a driving licence and a certificate of insurance Corporal Ireson. of the Royal En-; gineers. was today fined a total of
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    RAUB'S EFFORT
    31 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent i KUALA LUMPUR Sat During University Week last month, Raub district collected a sum of $2,382 for the Uni- I versity of Malaya Endowment Fund.
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    UNION OFFICERS
    33 3 New officers of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union are: President. Mr. A. M. Nair; vice-president. Mr. Wee Soo Bee; general secretary, Mr. M. C. Sequeira: treasurer, Mr. M. B. Menon.
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    Music Festival opens tonight
    255 3 TONIGHT, for th« first time in the history of Singapore, the people of the Colony will have the opportunity of listening to a 58-piece symphony orchestra. At the Victoria Memorial Hall at 9.15 p.m. Radio Batavia's Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yvon Baarspul, will open the Festival
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    MAUYAN COPRA IN DEMAND
    280 3 MALAYAN COPRA IN DEMAND Sunday Time* SUfI Reporter MALAYAN financial circles generally had reason for elation over the week's business activities with demands overseas for raw materials and tin shares, especially. Demands were heaviest from London, while In the produce market >pra struck the most appealing note following overseas Inquiries
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    Malacca man on cheque charge
    141 3 Malacca man on cheque charge Sunday Times Correspondent MALACCA, Saturday. "THE trial of V K. Samy. a jeweller's employee who is charged with having falsely used as genuine a forged cheque, opened today before Mr. F A Chua in the Sessions Court. The complainant, Mr. S K. Ramasarr.y Reddiar, a
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    FEDERATION CUTS FLOUR PRICE
    75 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat With effect from next Thursday, the price of GovernmentI imported flour in the FederI ation will be reduced by $2 per picul, it was officially ani nounced here today. The prices which will come I Into effect on that
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    MUAR CONVENT SCHOOL OPENED
    67 3 Sunday Times Correspondent muar, sat— The newlycompleted two-storied conven: school at Jalan Daud. Muar was officially opened by ihe Bri'.ish Adviser. Johore. Mr. J. Falconer yesterday. Anion i those at the ceremony were I the Director of Education. Federation of Malaya. Mr M. R. Holgate. the
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    The G.P.O. was a shock for Mr. Evans
    258 4 The G.P.O. was a shock for Mr. Evans %WHEN Mr j. C. EVANS arrived in Malaya in 1927 in charge of the Telegraph office, Kuala Lumpur, later Superintendent at the General Post Office, he had a shocK when he saw postmen sorting the mail on the floor. Although he had
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    363 4 PAGE sport People Snake collecting is his hobby [\R SAMUEL, a medical officer attached to K# the Negri Scmbilan State Medical and Health Department, has an unusual hobby the collection of Malayan snakes and insects. Snakes, frightening to many, are a fascination to him. Dr. Samuel built up a comprehensive
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    Zainab is a dancer
    52 4 SIVIN-YIAR-OLD Ziink hint* Abu B.kar. a)jught«f •f Mujr a District Of+i<«r kaa already danced at two big local COKCTtI She if n«n M«W in Indian cottuma which iha wort whan •h. ta«g Hidawili' in Hmduitmi at a recent UMNO concert. $h« It a pupil at the
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    A high appointment
    158 4 M R N. M. VASACAM of Kuala Lumpur joined the Government Clerical Service as an apprentice clerk at the Negri Sembilan Secretariat in October, 1917 and got paid $25 a month. Now he holds one of the highest appointments in the General Clerical Service as financial assistant.
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    Dr. Ariff makes a good recovery
    171 4 ALTHOUGH he has been out of hospital for more n J h n eek 1? w P*™* 1 Malay Federal Councillor, DR. K. MOHAMED ARIFF. n ttUl confined to his home in Burmah Road where he was photographed this week. He has made a
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    Honeymoon at sea
    137 4 WATCHING yet another luxury liner— the Carthage leave Singapore Docks last week was Mr. (ex-Major) John Mills, who is now passenger agent for both P O and British India In the Colony. Today John's engagement to ace hockey player Dorothy McCaw. wtio has been outstanding in matches
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    HE LIKES TAIPING SO MUCH
    190 4 JtAIPINO'S Medical Offl- cer, Dr. S. Arasaratnam. who has Just retired after 33 years with the Malayan Medical Department, llkeg Talplng so much that he is going to stop there In private practice. Born In Ceylon. Dr. Arasaratnam came to Malaya in 1903 and aftac
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    PENANG ORPHANS' PROTEST
    353 5 Housing pay 'injustice Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC, Saturday. DESCRIBED by their President as "orphans of the Municipality/ some 1,000 members of the Penang Municipal Services Union today decided to press the Commissioners for payment of housing allowances retrospectively to Aug. 1, 1947. "We have been most
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    15 5 MR. M. Manichadass of the Telecommunications Dept. Kluang, and Miss Devagimal, ar their recent wedding.
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    $2| MILLION FORNEWNECRI WATER SUPPLY
    144 5 $2| MILLION FOR NEW NEGRI WATER SUPPLY Sunday Times Staff Correspondent SEKEMBAN, Saturday. THE Public Works Depart- ment has in hand a scheme lor improvement of water 3upply for Seremban and Port Dickson, following the provision of %2V 2 million for this purpose. Pipeline surveys are now being carried out.
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    COMPULSORY LANGUAGES
    88 5 Sunday Times Correspondence MALACCA, Sat. Working Committee of the Malacca branch of the Malayan Association will consider on Monday a letter from Mr. Yong Shook Lin, the honorary secretary of the parent body. The letter calls for views about the Press communique issued by the Communities Liaison Committee
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    HE HAD SERVED HIS TIME
    45 5 iiiiida\ Times Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat.— Sentenced to 15 days' Jail, the option of $15 fine. 17-year-old Abu bin Ram 11 was released immediately as he had already spent lb days In the police lock-up. He admitted defacing his Identity card.
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    INTERNATIONAL CLUB FOR SEGAMAT
    80 5 Sunday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT. Sat.— At a public meeting held at the Segamat Malay Club with Mr. A. S. H. Kemp, Administrative Officer. In the chair, it was decided to form an International Club for the district. Th« following were elected to an interim sub-committee to
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    WORK STARTS ON T.B. SANATORIUM
    167 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter lOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. THE Isolation Hospital built in 1936 at Tampoi at a cost 1 of $60,000 is now being altered to enable it to be used as T.B. sanatorium. In addition, quarters are being built for a resident Hospital Assistant.
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    98 5 While at Stratrord. both Mr. Ram and Mr. Hochstadt wete shown over the Memorial Theatre by Mr. Desmond Hall, the resident stage manager. "After seting such a well-equipped stage with Mi lifts and sliding devices. I did frel tremendously dissatisfied with the miserably small stage In my school in Ipoh,"
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    They make f heir own curries
    291 5 They make their own curries MALAYAN TEACHERS IN U.K. Sunday Times Correspondent LJOW two Malayan school teachers are grappling with living conditions in austerity London, and taking a course in speech-training and dramatic art at the same time, is described by Mr. Teerath Ram, of Ipoh, in a letter to
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    STOWAWAY' ON THE NIGHT MAIL
    88 5 STOWAWAY' ON THE NIGHT MAIL Sunday Times Stall Correspondent SEGAMAT, S»t^— Found hiding in the engine tender of the night mail train at Segamat railway station, 23-year-old Eng-lish-speaking motor mechanic Wong Kong Yuen, of Selangor, was fined KlO by the Segamat Magistrate. "1 went to Singapore to look for a
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    GHOST TOWN
    87 5 Letter to the Editor Sir: xour correspondent's description of Kajang being a 'Ghost Town Hit By Curfew" in your issue of Oct. 30, and the hardships thereby Imposed on the townspeople could fairly easily be resolved, with substantial financial gain to the informers, if information to end such
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    TO SOLEMNISE MARRIAGES
    34 5 Sunday limes Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat.— The Rev. M. D. William, of the Lutheran Church, has been granted a licence by the British Adviser. Johore, to solemnise Christian marriages within the State.
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    Your son is normal 1 !»•••••
    662 6 Your son is normal if.... AS toon as a boy get* old enough to stay out a little late, his parents start wondering how he spends the evenings. Dr. Josephine Macallster Brew can tell them. If he Is a normal steady, thoughtful lad he will oe talking to his two
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    Smuggling is brisk by 10 p.m.
    550 6 Smuggling is brisk by 10 p.m. HERE In Hong Kong, few people have any Idea what the Chinese British border Is like. Rub-ber-necking is not encouraged. Even the British troops have little knowledge of the frontier to the north, where a five-star red flag of the Chinese People's Liberation Army
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    TALKIMC OF
    780 6 TALKING OF BOOKS h**M CANNOT recall anyone 1 who read Richard Mason's first novel and most people did who was able to resist speculation on what part the author played In his own story. Was "The Wind Cannot Read" pure Invention? Or was it. at least partly, autobiographical? It was
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    375 7 JUGMENT RESERVED IN CASE Money not mine, says Kuhn Sunday Timts Staff Reporter lUDCMENT in the finance case in which 1 Edward Kuhn, manager of the Swiss Malayan Agencies, is charged with having sold U.S. $10,000 without permission from the Controller of Foreign Exchange, was postponed until tomorrow, at the
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    BRIBE CHARGE: LABOURER ACQUITTED
    162 7 Sunday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT. Sat. ALLEGED to have been found In Labis violating the curfew. 41-year-old Llm Lltn a railway labourer, was stated to have offered a Chinese detective $3 as a bribe to set him free "I admit being out-of-doors during curfew hours." Llm said,
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    DANCE IN AH) OF VARSITY
    104 7 DANCE IN AID OF VARSITY Sunday Times Staff Reporter Exhibition dances in aid iif the University of Malaya Endowment Fund will be given by members of the Institute of Dance Teachers (Malaya) at a special "University" night at the Great World cabaret on Saturday Nov. 26. at 8.30 p.m. Entire
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    58 7 MISS HOVITA ANCIANO and the "Dutch Caruso" Justus Bonn, acknowledging the applause of the audience yesterday morning when Mr. Bonn sang for officers and other ranks of the three Services, the Police and the Fire Brigade. He was accompanied on the piano by Miss Anciano, who recently returned from London
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    Slogan became a reality
    351 7 THE slogan "Fly with the A.T.C." became a fact last week when members of the Malayan Air Training Corps took off on two occasions on air experience flights from Changi aerodrome. Flights in R.A.F. aircraft are now to become a regular part of an air cadet's
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    LABOUR OPENS SMC ELECTION CAMPAIGN
    111 7 LABOUR OPENS SMC ELECTION CAMPAIGN Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Labour Par.y of Singapore will open its election i campaign, for the six Municipal seats to be contested on Dec. 3. with a mass rally at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m tomorrow. The President of the Labour Party, Mr. Francis
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    BOY ROBBED
    38 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Sim Boon Chye, a boy living at Kampong Lima MacPherson Road, was held up by three young Chinese cyclists yesterday afternoon at Aljunied Road and robbed of his Identity card and $4.
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    MALAY WOMAN JAILED
    37 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Charged before the Magistrate, Mersing, with cohabiting with a Chinese, Esah binte Abdullah, of Endau.wrs convicted under the Muslim law and sentenced to three months' slmpre Imprisonment.
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    BREAD FORFEITED
    52 7 Sunday Timrs Correspondent KAJANG, Sat. An elderly Chinese woman. Yew Yin. who caused obstruction by displaying brend on the side of the road and hawked foodstuffs without a licence, was admonished and discharged by Mr. A. P. Jack, the Circuit Magistrate, at Kajang The exhibits were ordered to
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    SINGAPORE, NOV. 8. 1049. APPETITE FOR THE ARTS
    560 8 SINGAPORE, NOV. 8. 1949. APPETITE FOR THE ARTS rpHERE is a new and largely 1 unsatisfied appetite for the arts abroad in Malaya, and particularly in Singa- pore. Born out of the deprivations of war and enemy occupation, this tnterr.st in the arts and realisation of the enjoyment they can
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 8 KMORY of Harry who dlf-d widdenly in Pen»ng, Nov., 1348. Mo*t loving) v remembered Merit, lpoli. Perak.
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    1153 8 When animals DEC A USE animals are sen/ersinß^A^'ca^o engers mi b.u.a.u. cargo aircraft, the corporation has compiled a booklet to enable members of its Staff to do everything possible to ensure the moat eomfortab.. and By a Special Correspondent Copyright By The Time* and The Sunday Times humane conditions of
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    Fire minutes with the world's wisest men—4
    634 8 Fire minutes with the world's wisest men— 4 fDWARD GIBBON, one of the greatest modern historians, sat for eight years in the 18th century House of Commons loithout uttering a word. Gwd speakers frightened him, bad speakers appalled him «o he sat in silence. But this danper little man, 4ft.
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    BAB YPRINCE IS YEAR-OLD 'TUMBLER'
    796 8  - BAB Y PRINCE IS YEAR-OLD 'TUMBLER ALVIN STEINKOPF [IE is a prince but "he does not know it. He eats soap If he gets a chance, bathes with a rubber duck and has teeth too numerous to mention. He hammers with his spoon. He has no Idea that the grown-ups
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    MCA PLAN FOR SINGAPORE BRANCH
    360 9 M.C.A PLAN FOR SINGAPORE BRANCH London office also likely Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dato Tan Cheng Lock, is in (Singapore having discussions and generally [preparing the ground for opening a branch jof the Association in the Colony. He told the Sunday Times yesterday
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    She's rather worried
    22 9 MARGARET YOING looks apprehensive as she start* on a slide at the Presbyterian Church fete yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    BOMBERS ARRIVE FROM U.K.
    172 9 BOMBERS ARRIVE FROM U.K. 1 rpHE first Co^ .tal Command Lancaster bomben of i the Royal Air Force to come to Singapore, flew I down to perfect landings at I Tengah airfield yesterday. Commanded by Squadron Leader P. R. Casement the Lancasters left St. Eval in Cornwall on Tuesday and
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    MAN ARRESTED IN SAMPAN FINED 5540
    62 9 Sunday Times SUB Beporter JOHORK BAHRU, Sat Customs officers arrested Teo Giok Tiong In a samoan loaded with 540 packages of matches in the Straits of Johore on Wednesday. Today Teo Giok Tiong. charged in the Police Court with conveying uncustomed goods, was fined
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    Soldier smuggler fined $15,000
    167 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter FT BLOUNT, a 19-year-old Sapper of the Royal Engineers was yesterday fined $15,000 or six months' imprisonment in the Singapore Third Police Court for importing 1,435 lbs. of dutiable tobacco. Two other sappers were charged with Blount. I hey pleaded "not guilty"
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    BREACH OF TRUST CASE WITHDRAWN
    47 9 Sunday Time* SUfl Reporter Fifty-three-year-old Llm Jleng Fang, of Beach Road, who was charged in the Singapore First District Court with criminal breach of trust of $4,542 belonging to Chop Hal Hin Hotel, was acquitted yesterday, when the prosecution withdrew the charge.
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    ON HOME LEAVE
    20 9 MUAR, Sat. Mr. A. M. &lt; Ciartshore, the North Johore Enforcement Officer has gone j home on leave.
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    SHOPHOUSES COLLAPSE
    136 9 (Continued from Page 1) made no immediate effort to salvage their belongings which lay forlorn amid the debris with a child's cot, a broken bedstead and bedding on top. One of the shops is a Chinese medicine shop and the other a tailor's premises. There was no damage
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    TAXIMAN FINED
    50 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Long AL Moy, a Singapore taxi driver who took two passengers to Johore Bahru was fined $12 in the Police Court because he had no Federation taxi licence. For not having a public service licence he was fined an additional $5.
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    INCONSIDERATE
    23 9 Sunday Time* Correspondence KAJANO. Sat.— For driving a car inconsiderately, Chan Hlan, of Kuala Lumpur, was fined $30 by the Circuit Magistrate.
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    New one-way traffic plan
    235 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A NEW one-way traffic system for Singapore suggested by Traffic Police Superintendent, Mr. D. E. Nickels, will obviate the use of most the city's present traffic light signals. The scheme, now before the Traffic Advisory Committee, embraces the busier parts of Singapore
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    BAZAAR TO AID SCHOOL
    115 9 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter The first post-war bazaar of Geylang District's three Methodist churches and two Methodist schools held yesterday evening at the Geylang Methodist Girls' school In aid of the school building fund. More than 3.000 people attended. The bazaar Included the exhibits of handwork
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    CUSTODIAN HAS $23,000,000
    100 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter TNEMY and non-enemy property in the hands of the Custodian at the end ol 1948 was $23,750,449. it is disclosed In a report issued yesterday by the Department of the Official Assignee and Public Trustee. Japanese property was estimated at $20,306,663, German property
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    Happy re-union in police station
    179 9 Sunday Times Correspondent C INCAPORE police looking for three missing women a Siamese, a Eurasian Islam convert and a Chinese yesterday found instead a half-naked little Chinese boy. who did not know his own name, age or where he lived. While a police message about
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    REESWILLIAMS AT GOVT. HOUSE
    79 9 REES-WILLIAMS AT GOVT. HOUSE Sunday Time* Staff Beporier .*T»HE Under Secretary of Stat? X for the Colonies. Mr. David Rees-Wllliams, conferred with the Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Glmson. and the Colonial Secretary. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron. at Government House yesterday. Last night, the Minister attended a dinner party
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    'Story of Birth film banned in Malaya
    393 9 'Story of Birth film banned in Malaya Sunday Times Staff Reporter "THE showing of the American film, The story of Birth (similar in many respects to the controversial "The Birth of a Baby") has been banned in the Federation and Singapore, the Film Censor, Mr. Jack Evans, told the Sunday
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    Priest for Syrirn Christians
    163 9 Priest for Syrian Christians Sunday Time* Staff lorn-.,. u.le«| KUALA LUMPUR, But THE 250 Jucubiie Christians in Malay.. to have their own priest again after a break ol 11 years. The new priest who arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesleiduy is Father P. K. Abraham from Trava\core and he b.s brought
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    'JOAN Of ARC SUCCESS
    59 9 Sunday lime* Start Kepi.i .&lt; &gt; The filn "Joan of Arc," which conpietes an 11-day run at the Capitol cinerm In Singapore today, has pro' ed the third biggest success of the year from the box offlca point of view. Only (Urns which have grossed mon
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    Sitting on1 the jFenei
    751 10  - Sitting on the Fence NAT GUBBINS rFHE only good news In 1 Britain this week is the official decision to extend the Christmas holidays one day. Another day at Christmas, Another day of rest; Another day of jollity To cheer the parting auest; Another day of laughter At funny uncle's
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    646 10 an Tmple would Uke to be able to skim over difficulties lik* some folk do. I seem to be in such deadly earnest when 1 correct my children's faults that I feel as though 1 had forgotten how to relax and laugh with them.— MOTHER OF TWO. YES, you'll have
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    355 10 Learn to Dance with VICTOR SILVESTER &gt;KA ANY of fhe mMt Tango variat ion* ar« surprisingly &gt; easy to leirn. and thi. appliM to th* f«gyga tbown in this week* diagram. V"* I THI FOUR STEP CHANG! (first 4 step, in diagram) ougM to I be much better known than
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    HIGHLIGHTS OF RADIO
    524 10 THERE is another recorded play on the air this evening at 8.30. It is an adaptation for radio of James Barrle's "The Will." The three scenes all take place In the same lawyer's office although there Is a lapse of 20 years between each scene. The play
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    Records Worth Hearing
    315 10 THE oboe playing of Leon Coossens may with perfect ■'uth be described as unrivalled 'or expressive pow and a tech "que of a very high order. Here a new recording of Oboe Con~erto in One Movement—comlosed by his brother Eugene. It It a most attractive essay on
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      14 10 1 Trollope Sons Mercantile Bank Building, Singapore (London) Ltd. Works: 947 Pasir Panjang Road
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    821 11 Robb pri&erm No. 2 fit the series THE FOUR AGES OF WOMEN Simply to start you examining youi own case history, Evelyn baye is chosen this 'week by Robb as a good example of the problems of the over -40, age group and how to keep on top of them
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    HERE and THERE
    361 11 \WHEN Bonita Cranville turned up in London recently (remember that horrid child of the films way back?) she was 26, pretty, married, rich and mother of a six-month-old baby one of the charms on her bracelet represented the baby it was a baby, in gold, hung from
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    Delightful sweets
    237 11 Here ar. two delightful »weets that are voorth trying: KRIS KRINGLES i cup shortening, t cup sugar. 1 beaten egg t'*S&gt;. 1 tablespoon grated orange oeel. 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel, 1 teaspoon lemon lulce. 1 cup flour, pinch salt. 1 slightly beaten egg white, i cup finely
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    TOYTIME IN ENGLAND
    569 11 MARY HEATHCOTT tells of MR Morrison may be telling us "worse things are to come" and "grim news Is In store," but so Is Christmas. Father Christmas or rather a bevy of Father Chrlstmases have arrived In the London shops and all the Toy Fairs are open.
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    THE NEW ACCENT
    289 11 BY the look of events, frocks with an expensive rustle will take first place In evening wear. Taffeta will ngure to some extent among the young people's dance frocks, while soft satins will be the favourites for the older women. There is something decidedly youthful about taffeta
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    773 12  - What the STARS foreteu RHNAYLORT THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dec. 21?Jan. 19)— A calm and pleasant period when much could be don* towards clearing up misunderstandings or arrears of work. Personal popularity on the increase; you get evidence of into end of week. Fortunate for fresh contacts of any
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    102 12 N OTHER WORDS IF you know your Roman numerals, you should have no difficulty reading the following jingle and grasping Its meaning Immediately: The 100-0-1000-1-100 1000--1-1000-1-100 vms getting 0-50-500. With 100-0-50-1-100 in bed he lav very 1-50-50. He went to his 500-0-0-1000 through catching a 100-0-50--500. Just after he'd signtd
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    QUESTION OF TIME
    287 12 A HUSBAND made an appointment with a specialist In Chicago for his wife. By consulting schedules, he found they could keep the appointment by taking a train in their city at 9.30 a.m. However, she was too slow in getting ready, so they missed the train. Fortunately,
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    422 12 WINNING CONTRACT LATT week we started a general dlscu -slcn of bidding according to vulnerability. We pointed out that in defensive or competitive bidding, the vulnerability situation pertaining at the moment dictates the correct amount of risk to be taken. As far as opening bids are concerned, the y.:me strength
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    SOME SPORT
    34 12 'JEST your friends with this brain-teaser: What is the sport in which the whole winning team moves backward? MM -;o-Bn* am »,1I 'pjBMJiDBq 3AOUI I.US3OP UIBA3XO3 81J) joj i.usr ij 'on :norin|os
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      154 12 It's right Jot Pa And right for Ma It's right for little mt: If you use Wrtght's Like all of us How right you too will be! \s van /brfltt* 4 OfAl K» T«LH £&gt;LJHiS ONO NUKSfKT Books on Ships, Shipping, Yachting. Ship Construction. Nicol sl^ Nicholls Concise Guide. 2
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      310 12 TO WAKE &gt;^V&gt; FEELING jji TIRED Fl Now rises full of What 1 .0 start foi Y4 a day's work if you jfk wake up feeling tired r and listless, instead mm of being brisk and full of energy. On? woman who can annrei :•&gt; the difference from her own
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      75 12 by Edgar Rice Burroughs n^==^ -WV-t-V^ f 'AV- I IP'ROPT'INQ THE LOCK-WkfC INTO r»LACE, S&^^7—T&gt;^ A) H WtTHONLf m —^p h&gt;» »y K&gt;/T»KZAN TUfTNEP— "TO FINC7 THAT HE JL r J 3BCOMPS' I^^ I^^* r -A."* t^."*&gt;v WAS NOT AuCfHE IN THE UOOM Ml I n^\ S\ p MEANWHILE. AN
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    966 13 OFF THE ERCORD 'SHARPSHOOTER 4 takes yon inside sport THE selection of the 1 Colony's hockey team that was to have met Malacca yesterday provides a dismal slant on the sincerity of the Singapore Hockey Association's idea of improving the standard of the game. Malacca has a weak team, and
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    SPORTRAIT
    167 13 rt*A«"s fto«&lt;:«* »iM.hm Pl*yCD 4» 'on «*Cf« THt MeT TWO SM»ON» But now tah«« ccnt«c 66RTM *n e*r*6Mdor Reset. j"tl ftjNMc&lt;^ Malayan players may complete in such tournament (not •foreign" tournament). That is rule 5. one of six rules in the 1.8. F., showing how each particular national organisation
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    GOOD PROGRESS IN S'MAT BADMINTON
    250 13 Sunday Times Segamat SporU Correspondent TTXCELLENT progress hu been made In the Segamat District annual badminton championships and the finals have been reached In the Junior doubles. Ties played last week produced keen badminton and several matches were bard fought. A feature of this year's
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    PCRC move to boost women's hockey
    365 13 PCRC move to boost women's hockey Sunday Times Penan* Sports Correspondent A NEW move to boost women's hockey In Penang has been made by the Chinese Recreation Club, one of the foremost sporting bodies in the settlement. Twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays, coaches from the club demonstrate the
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    SERVICES VICTORIOUS AT RUGBY!
    756 14 Thrilling game on Padang Combined Services 13; Spore Civilians 5. A GRAND game on the Pa dang yesterday saw Combined Services take another step forward to the final of the H.M.S. Malaya rugger competition by beating Singapore Civilians by 13 points (two goals and a try)
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    S.R.C. BEAT R.A.F. (MALAYA), SIX-ONE
    237 14 S.R.C. BEAT R.A.F. (MALAYA), SIX-ONE ANDREW CLARKE proved or.cc again to be the best Colony centre-forward and apart from scoring twice, was the cleverest forward on the field when tlio SR.c. beat the RAP. (Malaya &gt; by six goals to one on the padang yesterday. Equally outstanding was Jack Stanley,
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    B.A.M. silent on invitations to Malayans
    621 14  - B.A.M. silent on invitations to Malayans SEN JALLEH By WHILE noisy "mouthpieces" of the Badminton Association of Malaya have been busy trying to convince badminton players in this country that the association has "absolute power" over them, the association itself has made no official or public comment. What is its
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    NEW YEAR PARCELS.
    568 14 There is no limit to the number of parcels that may be sent to any individual and orders can be booked for regular dellven any period in advance. FRUIT PARCEL. $11 30 NEW YEAH PARCEL. $11.25 All fruits packed in cellophane 18-oc. Plum Pudding and the whole
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      237 14 Hp Ba4lHßh&. "Round the globe" with Hear them Now —at Philips Distributors W -•■B»BBiß^B^«^i^BßWßW l &lt;*Wß« &gt;i Wßiß"a^BßßW*B^B^B^B^l^»^BW**l^"*"«^»^B^iß^BlßWßlßWlWi^^^^^B BV-aflMivr ,j^|c\ W- 'iff v See @&&**&y 4, Tfew AUSTIN It'k fine to think of the pleasant placet waiting to be enjoyed on your next leave or visit to Britain, Nowadays however,
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    Sir Arnold Cup draw
    281 15 rC following are the draw und starting times for the Re\al Singapore Golf Club's Sir Arnold Robinson Cup competition tn oe played at Buklt Tlmah on Sunday morning. Nov. 13. 8 ajn., F. L. Lane A A. Nassim. J. C MacLeod M. Buchanan. 8.05, H. C.
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    NATHAN'S SUCCESS
    57 15 Sunday Times Sefamat Sport* Correspondent AY. Nathan of Medical Sporu dub won the Segamat district handicap singles event at the annual lawn tennis championships on Friday. He beat bis clubmate. Dr. P. S. Raman in the final by 7-5. 3-6, 6-3. Partnered by Beng Hoe, Nathan has alto
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    TOURISTS SCORE 4-2 VICTORY
    1059 15 Spore Civilians well beaten fleeted off the boot of Tee Slang past the surprised Sanjiva. Singapore attacked with •very player except the goalkeeper for the next ten minutes, but the Indian defence packed tight and In the 15th minute relief &lt;*ame wLeu Anthony got away on
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    LAYTON HAS TO RETIRE
    80 15 Ty Layton (U.S.) retired duel to injury in the third round of his contest against King Kong at the Great World wrestling last night. At the time of his retirement he was leading by one fall to nil. In the main supporting event George Zbisko drew
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