The Straits Times, 31 October 1953

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    12 1 The Straits Times Lstablishcd 1845 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1953. 15 CENTS
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    WORLD RED NET
    283 1 Communists active in 92 countries, says report WASHINGTON, Friday. THK Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported today that the Communist international movement is active in 92 countries besides the United States. The report which did not cover American Communism depicted the source and extent of Bed strength in
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    CASEY TO TALK WITH THE C-G
    155 1 CASEY TO TALK WITH THE C-G THE Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr R G Casey, will have talks m Singapore today with the CommLs-sioner General. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald and the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W A. C. Ooode He will aLv> interview other senior Government official.* and service leaders
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    MONDAY TO LOOK OUT FOR
    187 1 ON MONDAY tjegms the Straits Times new daily feature series with the story of Queen Pomaree of Tahiti, a fascinating figure who ;nterrvsed between the expanding empires in the South Seas of France and Great Britain Then will come the stone» of HENRY LAYARD -he
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    Flood danger increases
    58 1 ROME. Fri. Hundred* of villager? in the Po valley were warned today to be ready to flee "at a moment's notice' as one of Italy's worst rainstorms heightened the flood dancer. Blinding walls of rain la.sher. down over the northern mountains* and plains from dusk j last
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    by bow,
    60 1 The party, including 10 government officials and men of the Assam Rifles, were distri- j hi tin? salt to the tribesmen v urn attacked. There was no confirmation in Delhi that the entire party was killed. An operational force has sent to the trouble spot. which la seven
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    AIR HERO IS A RED, HE SAYS
    151 1 BANGKOK, Fri SIAM S Deputy ChJef of Air Staff. Air Commodore Thawi ('hnlla.Mih. testifying in i: trial of 3(1 allesed ritminii n i s t conspirators here, said Scotland Yard discovered that one of thr areuserl. a hero of the Royal Siamese Air
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    THREATS TO RITA'S CHILD
    75 1 THREATS TO RITA'S CHILD LAS VEGAS. Nevada Fn RTTA HAYWORTHS "lawyer Ml Par! ley Cram, yester"i< thai h.-r former husband, Aly Khan, had demandfri »hr;- young daughter. Yasn,in. be returned to Buropj Immediately because of threatto her life. A:y Khan had cabled th, actress iha< he wanted their daughter for
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    Rubber query
    44 1 Sir Walter Fletcher, M.P. for IV: ry. will ask in Parliament rrxt Tuesday whether, in view o; the fall in price of rubbei. the British Government will i net ion sales to China n manner similar to that now authorised for Russia.
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    Bandit killed
    32 1 MAVILA. Fri A banrii' leader Abburan Ad.nmi wa? killed la.^t night while attempting; to ambush a Philippine Army patrol near Jolo City, in i the Southern Sulu Arehipeiapo. A P
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    25 killed arrow tribe
    34 1 25 killed arrow tribe NEW DELHI. Fri. FIVE hundred Abor tribesmen, armed with bows nnrt arrows, are believed to I have killed an Indian Govern- Mem party of 25 in the |ungle In Assam
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    32 MORE ARMOURED RAILCARS
    52 1 32 MORE ARMOURED RAILCARS KUALA LUMPUR. Fri I^HE Malayan railway no has 32 new armoured ra.l- c;;rs to protect the line again t j terrorists Ten more are com- j ing from Britain Each has a turret mounting I Browning gun and Ls equipped v.ith wireless operating on *he Federation
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    4,000 casualties
    44 1 HANOI. Fri A ftrnrrj military spokesman said tooavj that French Union forces ha. 1 inflicted 4.000 casualties and' destroyed most of the Communist 320 th Division in the first two weeks of the French offensive south of the Red River delta —UP.
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    Nixon in talks
    22 1 PHNOM PENH. Fn.— U.S. Vice-President Richard Nixon conferred for two hours today with Kinc Nordom of Cambodia A F
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    Colony firm buys dock for scrap
    161 1 A COLONY firm has bought for about $1 million the second half of the Admiralty's $10 million floating dock No. 9. The first half has now reached Malta on its way to Britain. r Yesterday labourers were busy dismantling the second and larger section
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    47 1 OLONEL SIR JOHN HINT, leader of Britain's Everest cxl •■•litiiin shows the Queen some of the rquipirent used. The gear wax displayed at 1 1.< Warner Theatre, Leicester Square. London, where the Queen and the Duke of Krlinl.tir&h attended the first performance of "The Conquest of Everest."
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    Cheaper rice from Siam
    66 1 BANGKOK. Fn. Siam ;s reducing the f.o.b. charge foj rice exports by £2 per ton. V*cn>karan Baucha. MliiUl t of Economic Affairs, said today. This is the first reduction to make rice cheaper for consumers In Malaya and other importing countries. He added that Siam is
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    Typhoon kills 6
    28 1 MANILA, Fri— The death toll from the typhoon which (lit across Luzon Island on Wednesday rose to six today. according to report.s reachinp here— Reuter
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    Gun runners
    14 1 BANGKOK. Fri Siamise police today claimed to have smashed a gun-running rinn.
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    Yam Tuan ill, engagements cancelled
    93 1 Yam Tuan ill, engagements cancelled SKREMBAN Kr: I^t /'Yang di-Pertuan BeI .sar oi Negri Srmbil»n i& ill ><nrl has been advised by nis physicians to rest An >rlicial statement issued in Seremban. where the Yam Tuan is staying, said that all his engagements had been cancelled until further notice The
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    Debt talks
    33 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. The Finance Ministry Joint Secretary. Mr. M V. Rangachari. will arrive in Rangoon on November 17 to discuss repayment of Burma's US$149,473nno debt to India— A.P Hoi*** 1
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    'BABY OF THE COVNCML' WEDS
    41 1 'BABY OF THE COVNCML WEDS THK BRIDK, Amy Laycock, baby member" »t the CM] Council, and her husband Mr. John Ede, director of the Cathay Finance Company, on the steps of St. Andrew's Cathedral, after their wedding yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    SHE SHOOK HANDS FOR 45 MINUTES
    494 1 The wedding -of-the-y ear 4 GREAT public erent That was how tho Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. described the wedding yesterday of Miss Amy Laycock .md Mr. John Ede. Not only the 1.000 guests, saw the Chinese "baby member ol the City Council and
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    U.S. on atrocities
    32 1 NEW YORK. Fri. The United States today requested that Communist atrocities against United Nations prisoners of war in Korea be placed on the agenda of the General Assembly —Reuter
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    810 P.O.Ws freed
    21 1 SAIGON. Fri— To celebrate hi« birthday, the Vietnamese head of state, Bao Dai. today released 810 Vletmlnh POWs
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    30 Mau killed
    20 1 NAIROBI. Fri. Security forces today contacted a gang of 50 terrorists killed 30 and captured nine.— Reuter.
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    Rebels give up in Acheen
    34 1 JAKARTA, Fn. An army communique issued at the Acheen capital of Kutaradja today said that "hundreds of insurgents" at Bireuen had surrendered with all their weapons on Oct. 26.
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    Johore wins it again
    110 1 Johore wins it again KOTA BAHRU. Fri. lOHORE proved to nr the lucky state at the. draw for the 16th social aid welfare lottery made here today. The first three prizes went to tickets sold in Johore. A total of 1.431.500 ticket* pen soiri in the lottery. Draw result* were:
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 fDS SIT.X 1 ms rows PAS Ml N.IOM. Irl »mWWists toil t uly fall (I intctiiiß of Arm Uc« <>i".:' rl I'nU ni tuUHUTOIV.- i t
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    Big grant to Colonies
    78 1 LONDON. Fn Granr tailing 1.087.041 wer< proved for 110 new or supplementary colonial research :ncs in 1952-53. ;<ccnrdinu report of the Colonial irch Council published today. Approximately 10.2 per cent of the allocation is for Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. In Malaya there was research to
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    SCREENING PLAN
    229 2 Migrants will get big shock SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia, Friday. fHE Central African Federal Premier, Sir Godfrey Huggins, said here tonight that the federation would screen all immigrants and that "some people are going to get a shock when they find out who we will regard as prohibited imrr-igrants."
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    K.L. cleaner than S'pore, he says
    167 2 K.L. cleaner than S'pore, he says KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. MR. B. J. DOHERTY, newlyappointed Superintendent of the Kuala Lumpur town cleansing department, said today that the Federal capital is cleaner than Singapore"l was town superintendent in Singapore for 26 years and it Is an eye-opener to me to see >
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    NEW POST
    20 2 LONDON, Fri. Sir Lionel Lamb, formerly British charge d'affaires in China, has been appointed ambassador to Switzerland. A.P.
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    Long holiday
    31 2 MOSCOW. Fri. Diplomatic sources yesterday said that the Foreign Minister. Mr. Molotov who has not been seen In Moscow since September 19, may be taking a long holiday.— UP
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    Fruit warning
    23 2 LONDON. Frl.— Britain has told a number of European countries that she will Impose duties on their fruit and vegetables.— Reuter.
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    DISMISSED
    16 2 MOSCOW, Fri. The Suptcme Soviet of the Georgian Republic has dismissed its chairman Rubber report
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    U.S. SALES HIT PRICES
    278 2 EARLY in the week more depressing selling in Nev York carried rubber prices to a new low level, since when a slight reaction has set in and a better tone is again in evidence, says Lewis and Peat's report. The demand is mainly for high grades
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    Johore orphan gets well in Sydney hospital
    195 2 WAN Mahadi bin Wan All, 13, an orphan from Johore, who was sent to i Sydney last month for plastic surgery, is now well on the way to recovery after a successful operation. The operation was performed by a leading Australian surgeon to
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    TEA DUTY
    24 2 COLOMBO. Fri.— The Ceylon Government yesterday introduced a flat rate of eicnt pence a pound duty on all tea I exported— Reuter.
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    Peace hopes
    41 2 FRANKFURT. Fri. DrJ James B. Conant. U.S. Hiffh i Commisslonef in Germanyi i said here yesterday that EastJ West relations might lm- 1 prove between 1960 and 1980 as a result of Western rearmament, which started in 1950 Renter
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    £8,000 haul
    25 2 £8,000 haul DURBAN, Fri— An armed bandit held up two bank messengers In a taxi here yesterday and escaped with £8.000 in notes. A.P. I
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    QUEEN HONOURS 229 FOR SERVICES HERE
    482 2 TWO hundred and twenty-flve Army officers and other-ranks, and four Royal Air Force officers have been awaded honours or Mentioned in Despatches by the Queen for service in Malaya during the first half of this year. Three of them are made Commanders of the
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    Asia will decide world's future
    136 2 NEW ORLEANS. Friday. THE FUTURE of the free world will be decided in A Asia, Myron M Cowen said here last night. Mr. Cowen, former ambassador to the Philippines. Beisxium and Australia said that Asians are right in be- lieving that the United States is
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      7 2 PUBLIC NOTICES APPOINTMENTS TENDER NOTICES etc. PACI
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    Hit and run battles against Red troops in Germany
    193 3 Hit and run battles against Red troops in Germany LONDON, Friday. AN OFFICIAL source here yesterday said that Britain had evidence that several thousand organised anti-Communist partisans were operating in Russian-occupied East Germany. He was commenting on Press reports of military clashes between partisan bands, said to include Russians deserters
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    19 KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES IN FOG
    131 3 19 KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES IN FOG SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. NINETEEN people, lnclud- ing the brilliant young American pianist William Kapell, died yesterday when a British Commonwealth Air- liner crashed and burned in the fog-bound hills 25 miles south of San Francisco. It was due to land in two minutes.
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    BRITISH DIESEL CAR ON THE ROADS SOON
    84 3 BRITISH DIESEL CAR ON THE ROADS SOON LONDON. Fri. -Britain is to put her first diesel-engined car on world markets soon after Christmas The Standard Motor Com pany said that trial runs had shown the car should operate at a farthing a mile. This figure is based on the cost
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    Food complaint
    33 3 LONDON, Fri.— A Soviet decree today said the present volume and production rate of foodstuffs "do not assure that the tasks of raising the standard of living will be fulfilled."— Reuter.
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    BRITAIN 4 YEARS AHEAD
    143 3 BRITAIN 4 YEARS AHEAD LONDON. Fri OIR Miles Thomas, chairman of the British Overseas Airways, yesterday said that the time was not far distant w.hen British planes would fly west to Tokyo in two hops, with the intermediate stop M Vancouver. He told an American Chamber of Commerce lunch in
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    Unity in Germany 'essential'
    102 3 BERLIN. Fri. GERMAN unity was a cardinal point of British policy, Sir Frederick Hoyer Miilar, the new British High Comissioner la Germany, said here yester- i day. He arrived in Berlin for his first visit since he became High Commissioner last month. The official visit will
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    Students go without food
    62 3 NEW DELHI. Fn Two students of the Lucknow University began the ninth day of their hunger strike today Arts student. Akhilanand 20. and French language student. Vijay Kumar. 25, decided to go without food nine days asm in protest against the expulsion of 14 fellow students
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    UN demands information
    51 3 NEW YORK. Fr:.— The Trusteeship Committee of the U. N. General Assembly yesterday voted by 30 to 13. with 9 abstentions, to ask Holland to give Information on the Duteri Caribbean territories of Surinam and the Antilles The Dutch delegate said that his Government would not comply.
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    Plebiscite urged
    44 3 LONDON. Fri.-Thr Executive Committee of the International Union of Socialist Youth has urged Portugal and France to "concede the demand" of the peoples of Goa, Mahe. and other Portuguese and French possessions in India to hold a plebiscite on their future- -Reuter.
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    DIOR SUITS
    64 3 PARIS, Fri A second leading French dress designer. Jean Desses, today sued ex-King Farouk of Egypt for over 2.000.000 francs (over £2.000 1, alleging that he failed to pay for dresses ordered before his abdication. Christian Dior yesterday served a writ alleging Farouk owed him 4.824.500 francs (about
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    AVA GARDNER WANTS TO DIVORCE SINATRA
    101 3 IIOI.I.VWOOI). Kri. FILM artress Ava Gardner yesterday said that she would seek a divorce from Frank Sinatra, the crooner. In a iniiit statement issued from Miss Gardner's studio, they said: "Having: reluctantly exhausted every effort to reconcile our differences, we find no mutual hn<iv
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    Another air
    98 3 LOS ANGELES. Fri. A WORLD air speed record of 7.54.9R m.p.h was claimed yostprriav for Lieut Col. F. K. F.verest. who piloted a North American Super-Sabre, over a \5-kilometre course alone the fii.lton Sea Col. Everest is chief of the flmht test operations laboratory fit Edwards Air Force
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    speed record claimed by America
    32 3 Earlier this month, at the I Salton Sea, Americafi Navy Lieut-Commander James Ver- din flew a Navy F4-D Skyray over a three-kilometre course at 753.4 m.p.h. Reuter.
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    Bombs kill 2
    28 3 PESCARA. Central Italy, Fri— Two children were killed and four gravely injured when grenades left over from the war exploded near here i yesterday. Reuter.
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    Welcome, but...
    36 3 SRINAGAR. Kashmir. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed, last night said that outside capital and technicians would ba welcome to develop Kashmir but they would not be allowed to exploit Kashmiris.— Reuter
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    Pact signed
    18 3 LONDON Fri— A one-year trade agreement between Poland and France has b»en signed in Warsaw —Reuter.
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    HIS CROWNING GLORY
    48 3 VIENNESE beauty experts meet annually to prove their I craft and to pick a new "master of th. trade" This year's contest, the 275 th. was won by Hans Kammrrer. who is seen here with three models allowing his prise -winning styles. Popper p ure.
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    Soviet pledge on missing people
    121 3 GENEVA. Friday. RUSSIA'S Alliance of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies yesterday said it would assist research activities for nationals missing in Russia or elsewhere I since the war. Dr. D. M. Pachov. vice- president of the Alliance, gave his organisation to assist In nation
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    THEFT GOOD FOR TRADE
    56 3 MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Fri. A THIEF stole the hats of Senator H. Capehart and the U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Thomas E. Whelan from a car while they were meeting Chamber of Commerce representatives on ways to increase trade. Senator Capehart took a personal hand in increasing trade. He
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    THOUSAND AT ROYAL PARTY
    163 3 LONDON, Fri /X>LOURFUL saris mingled yj with the brilliant s she of foreign decorations and centuries' old Court dress in a State apartmen* at Buckingham Palace as the Queen received 1 .000 diplomats and their wives last night. It was one of a number Coronation parties
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    LONDON STOCKS
    212 3 LONDON. Fri. Closing prices or selected stock* j were LOANS Cormol* 63 '4 Funding 4% 101 V» War 3 84 +14 BANKS MercHiitu itl2i*> 244 Hongkong isl2S> 90 Eastern (£5) 7% Chartered ill) 40/6 INSURANCE Com. Un. iuu.l 12'» Royal 13 Prudential 38% BAILS Can. Pnriflr £5 l
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    LONDON TIN
    27 3 LONDON. Oot. 30 Cash Buyers £620 Sellers *****; Forward Buyers £6©fi: Sellers C 607',.; Settlement Mi (down £7'2>. Turnover a.m. 175 tons; p.m. 15 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    31 3 LONDON. Oct. 30 —Spot IM.. Nov. I6\d.. r>c lfi'.d.. Jan.-Mar. 17", d.. Apr-June 17'» d.. July-Sept. 17'« d Nnv r.l.f. 16Sd.. Dec. rj.f. 16\d Jon ell \6\6 Tone: Firm.
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    Fund to aid singers
    39 3 LONDON Fri— A fund is to be raised to perpetuate the memory of Kathleen Ferrier, the English singer who died last month, aged 41. The fund will award annual scholarships for British born singers —Reuter.
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    Row on bases
    25 3 LONDON. Fri- -The Bulgarian Government yesterday added its protest to that of Russia against the establishment of American bases in Greece. Reuter.
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    Gold backing
    17 3 BERLIN. Fri— The East German Government has decided to base its currency on Gold. Reuter.
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    Steady market for rubber in Australia
    270 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. jVIR. W. D. Hardeman, director of the British Rubber Development Board in Australia, told the Straits Times today that there is a "good and consistent" future for Malayan rubber in Australia. Australian manufacturers, he added, prefer natural rubber to synthetic. The
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    SPECIALS REJECT NEW JOBS
    190 4 SPECIALS REJECT NEW JOBS KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A "LARGE NUMBER" of I demobilised Special Constables have not accepted jobs which the Labour Department has i found for them, a Feder-! ation Labour Department spokesman told the Straits Times today. He said that it Is now diffl- I cult to find
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    Celebrated pianist to play in K.L.
    73 4 Celebrated pianist to play in K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. SOLOMON. the celebrated concert pianist, will play in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 30 His recital will take place at the Chenwu auditorium The Arts Council sponsoring the concert has reduced admission prices to bring good "live" music to the man in
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    Gaoled for bond break
    80 4 Salleh bin Haniffah was yesterday sentenced to four months' gaoj by the Fifth Police Magistrate. Mr. D. H. Chapman, for committing breach of bond. Inspector A. D. Jacobs told the court that sometime in June Haniffah had been found guilty of possession of a dagger and
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    $120 fine
    98 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri Abdullah Hussan was fined $120 in the Police Court for attempting to evade $17 duty on clothing. C-IN-C. FAX EAST AIR FORtl. Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson, talking to LAC. Hasan bin Salleh one of the aerodrome firemen of the fire section at R.A.F. Chang
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    Moved mutton
    24 4 KOTA TINOOI, Fri. R. Nallappan was fined $15 for moving 3Vi lb. of mutton out of a restricted area without a permit.
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    So he hands his cheque to TB fund
    150 4 IPOH. Fri. BEHIND the acceptance of an estate schoolmaster's script. by the Indian Section of Radio Malaya. Singapore, tor broadcast this Sunday in their Tamil programme lies a heartwarming story. Mr D Duralpandian. headmaster of Sengat Rubber Estate Tamil School. Kampong Kapayang.
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    Coffee shops had no licences
    59 4 Nine coffee shop owners were fined $50 each in the Singapore City Police Court yestrrday. for not having their shops licensed. Lee Lian Seng, a coffep dealer, pleaded guilty to a charge of selling food in a coffee mixture containing a greater proportion of ground
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    ASP's warning ignored
    42 4 Tarn Waikim, a building contractor, who ignored the traffic warnings of an A.S.P., Mr Yeo Bin Chiat. was fined $65 in Singapore yesterday. Tarn was found guilty of failing to form up correctly at a Junction, and driving negligently.
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    Stolen property charge
    47 4 Chee Fook Cheong claimed trial in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of assisting In retaining a stolen handdriller, worth $380, belonging to I the Chung CheQng Iron Works Inche A Wahab Ohows. Eighth Police Magistrate, allowed him $1,000 bail until November 8.
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    Two more ships
    54 4 Captain Julius Stave, master of the Brimanger, first Norwegian ship to open a service between Malayan ports and Australia, told the Straits Times yesterday that his company. West fal -Larson and Company, is to add the Haradanger and Hoyanger to the service. They are at present on
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    Six Reds killed 2 give up
    110 4 Six Reds killed 2 give up KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. SIX more terrorists have been killed and two others have surrendered in the Federation. The 7th platoon of the Ist Fijiacs shot dead three terrorists in the Segamat area of Johore this morning "C" Company 1 (iurkhas killed tw 0 in
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    He will pay $25 a month
    61 4 Robert Tan. a telephone operator at the War Department, whose total liabilities amount!ed to $1,052. was adjudged a I bankrupt in Singapore yesterday Out of his monthly salary of i $230. Tan offered to pay the Official Assignee $25. The Acting Chief Justice. Mr
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    Land wanted
    25 4 Singapore Government last night gave notice of its intention to acquire about 23 2 acr.'s of land in Mukim 24 for lowcost housing.
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    MOTHER WITH T.B. WAS ORDERED FROM HOUSE
    288 4 WHEN a tubercular mothei had a baby— her eleventh her husband assumed that the child must have the disease also. He ordered them out of their slum honv when the baby was only two weeks old. The mother went to her sister, who
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      476 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 Morning Btar 7.30 News; 7.35 Russ Morgan Orchestra; 8 I Take It from Here- 8.30 Hospital* Half Hour; 9 Cloae Down; 1.02 Orchestras of Norrle Paramor and Hugo Wlnterhalter: 1.30 News--1.50 George Shearing Quintette; 2 Album of Harmony; 2.30 Rhythm Corner; 2.45 Eric Robinson Orch- estra;
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    IT IS UP TO AMERICA Tin trade can be stabilised
    276 5 IT IS UP TO AMERICA Tin trade can be stabilised PENANG, Friday. MALAYA'S tin industry could be readily stabilised with the enforcement of a restriction scheme and the operation of a buffer stock, Mr. D. A. Mackay, Eastern manager of the world's largest smelting works, the Eastern Smelting Company, suggested
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    Weathermen for K.L.
    66 5 PORT SWETTENHAM. Fri The three weathermen at the Meterological Station Port Swettenham. will be posted to the Meteorological Office in Kuala Lumpur eariy next 'ooiith. The weathermen are Mr. I Boey Sam Tee. Inche Mohd Nasir bin Nusi Inche Shariff bin Ibrahim. The station here and at
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    Tools stolen
    33 5 Labourers levelling a site in Thomson Road. Singapore, were •nble to work on Thursday morning. Thieves had stolen their changkols 15 of them, which had been let overnight at the .«ite
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    32 5 MKMKKKs of the Johorr Bahru Young .Malayans riuh who visited the Straits Times Press in Singapore during their •■rlin-.uuni.il tour yesterday to see how a modern newspaper is produced. Straits Times picture.
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    HE THINKS MALAYA HAS GREAT FUTURE
    132 5 PENANG, Fri MR. D. A. Mackay, today said he has great faith in Malaya's future. "But I feel it would he better if .Singapore could ue incorporated in the Federation" said Mr. .Mackay, a former chairman of the Penang Secession Committee. Mr. Mackay added
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    2½ YEARS OF PAY TALKS
    175 5 2½ YEARS OF PAY TALKS PENANG. Fri. i T»HE Settlement Officers i A and Outdoor Staff Union, Penanß. Province Wellesley and Malacca, are getting restive after 24 years of salary nego- I tiations with the Governi ment. While the Settlement 1 Officers' Association of Perak. I Selangor, Negri Sembilan and
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    He helped to arrest fake 'detective'
    176 5 He helped to arrest fake 'detective' T"HE Singapore Sixth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. W. H. Davie.s, yesterday commended a contractor's clerk for his part in the arrest of Chua Ah Quek. 22, a plumber, who posed as a detective. Mr. Davies told Mr. Koh Yin Senc. Ihe clerk, "I must
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    Watches stolen from showcase
    34 5 Thieves stole 13 watches valued at $600 from a showcase in a Singapore cinema hall. The theft was discovered on Thursday afternoon when the owner went to photoeraph the watches.
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    Fun fair date
    31 5 The Commissioner-Genera!, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. will open the Christ Church School fan-fair and fete at 10 am. on Thursday at the church compound in Dorest Road. Singapore.
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    VICTIMS OF FIRE SETTLE INTO S.I.T. HOMES
    338 5 SINGAPORE Badminton Hall was a hive of activit> yesterday as 137 families, homeless as a result of the Aljunied Road fire last Saturday, were moved into Singapore Improvement Trust accommodation. Except for a few families who will be registered for accommodation today, 100
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    SIT will build new houses
    102 5 SIT will build new houses CINGAPORE Improvrment Trust will soon build a pair of twostorey low cost houses at a convenient site in thp Colony. The houses will be a model. They will cost 52.600 per unit, it was .stated at a recent Trust meeting A suggestion was made that
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    Death rate down
    36 5 Deaths in Singapore during the week ending October 24 dropped from 181 to 145. while births rose from 723 to R73 Chief causes of death were pneumonia 24. enteritis 13 and tuberculosis 10.
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    Y.W.C.A chief
    26 5 The president of the World Y.W.C.A.. Miss Lilace Reid Barnes, arrives in Singapore by air from Australia tomorrow to tour Y.W.C.A. centres in Malaya.
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    War dead will be remembered
    101 5 MEMBERS of the public have been invited to laj wreaths on the Singapore Cenotaph on Sunday Nov. B—Remembrance8 Remembrance Day. The invitation was issued by the committee of the Popny Day Appeal Fund. The ceremony nonourtng the dead of two world wars wil. take place
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    New party proposed
    97 5 PfcNANO. Fn INCHE Ha.shim Ghani. lorrm i president of the Penin.su!:> Malays Union, announced today his intention to form i new political party to be called the Malay Progressive Party One of the airas of the new party would be to build a happy and prosperous Malaya
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    ARCHBISHOP TO PREACH
    74 5 IPOH. Fri.— rtie Orace MonI signeur Michael Olcomendy, the Archbishop of Malacca. v.l! conduct his first Confirmi ation Service since his recent elevation, in Ipoh. The Service will be held at the Church of St. Michael at t! 30 a.m. on Sunday. His Grace will conduct an-
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    Cadets on parade
    30 5 Lt. -Colonel T. J Hutrhinson. Commandant of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, inspected the Raffle.* Institution Cadet Corps during it« annual parade in the school grounds rlaM Thursday.
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    Convent fair
    33 5 Lady Sandeison. wife of the Commander-in-Chief Far Eas' Air Force, will open the Gone 1 Shepherd Convent fun-fair at the St Joseph.* Institution Braa Ba.sah Road. Singapore at 10 am today
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    Room entered
    31 5 A Warrant Officer, living i\ G.H.Q. FARELF barracks at Tanglin Singapore, last $118 cash. valuables totalling $129 and a diary, on Thursday night when thieves broke into hi? room.
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      More Facts on Rice
      789 6 Good news often fail* to make i. c proper impression, and .ialavan rice harvest figures are 10 exception. The 1952-53 crop MM the second largest on reord. nearly a third bigger than "f- previous seasons 331.000 >ns. and within one half of one >et cent, of
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      The Five Indian Seats
      563 6 The High Commissioner's intention to fill at once the five sent* on the Federal Legislative Council vacated by Indian m°mbers offer* an opportunity for reconciliation which we hope will be 9eized. Something will depend, of course, upon the attitude of the High Commissioner himself in the
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    As I was saying
    1138 6  -  jhrMhihe %i SuS •'THE front pave ptc- ture yesterday of a blazing pyre of newspapers, a burning begun by the President of UMNO who put a torch to the mock coffin, invites serious thought. Obviously it was not a demonstration in favour of free speech, and
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    97 6 From The Straits Times of I October .11. 1903. I|R. C. O. May, Superin--I*l tendent of Works and Surveys, has submitted a report to the Legislative Council on the dredging operations upon sunken rocks ;\< I mouth of the Singapore Rive--. |He states that in a previous
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    A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK
    824 6 A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK QNCE upon a time but thi.s li no fairy story, since it happened on 4th May, 1493. The Pope of Rome drew an imaginary line across an unknown area of the map. Then he proclaimed that all lands found caM of It were the property of His
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    LICENCES MAY BE, SUSPENDED
    196 7 LICENCES MAY BE, SUSPENDED CIM.AI'ORK. drivers alleged O to havr committed serums firivine nfTenre.* may have Ihrir licences suspended <*r cancelled by the Commisvionrr of Police while the> '"hi trial and until the pro- ceedings are conc.lurird 'Rut the drivers may appeal to Ihe (iovrrnor against the decision of «he
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    The Weather
    158 7 NT nimum temperature I7JO am. on Oct 29 to .10 a m on Oct. 30 1 Sineapore 77 degree Penang 72, Kota Bahru 74. Kuala l.umpur 72, Ipoh 73. Kuantan 72 Maximum tempri '7 30 am to 730 pm. on Oel 30> ffingapore 90, Pmans B'2. Kota Bahru
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    20,000 Services workers to get more pay—and another 10,000 may
    402 7 20,000 Services workers to get more pay—and another 10,000 may ABOUT 20,00(1 Malayan workers employed by the War Department and the RAF are to sret more pay. Another 10,000 employed by the Navy are also likoly to benefit. The first hint of the news came from the War Department in
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    MEDALS FOR BLOOD DONORS
    252 7 MEDALS FOR BLOOD DONORS MANY people are reluctant to give their blood because of tradition and custom but this is a modem world and traditions and customs which are contrary to common sense must be discarded. This was stated ypsterday by Singapore's Director of Medical Services. Dr. W J. Vickers.
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    Poppy Day dance
    75 7 IPOH. Fri. A Poppy Day nance will be held at the new !iib Teluk Anson. on Nov. R. About 200 business associates and friends and several lorry loads of his employees attended the funeral of Mr N R Mlstri. Singapore millionaire philanthropist. at Bidadari Cemetery yesterday. Many
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    THEY'RE STILL WAITING
    57 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri •lohore Bahru Is still waiting for changing rooms that were Ui ,iave been ouilt by the seaside at third mil* Jalan Scudai The Town Council has rerrivfd three application.s from private concerns tn build the room.-- if land can be leased. A reminder Ls
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    Talk on Iraq
    29 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri Members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club heard an address on Iraq Dr B. Wllberforce Smith, who was at one time stationed there.
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    PRIORITY FOR PUBLIC PROJECTS
    127 7 PRIORITY FOR PUBLIC PROJECTS THE Singapore City Council.s finance committee has directed that work on approved public, projects should be started as soon as possible next week. It says that preparations for carrying out projects should be started at the earliest possible date following the Council's budget meeting on Nov.
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    Fund is now $11,930
    68 7 The Singapore Council for Adult Education Headquarters I Building fund. stands at $11,930. Latest gifts come from: Prof. T. H. Siloock $100. Mr. R Klassen $5. Mr Avtar S Bhalla $5. Mrs K. Reddi. Miss Jenny Sioh $5. Mr. Choy Thong Yew $3. Students of adult
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    BABY FOUND IN BLUKAR
    40 7 A two-week-old baby girl was found abandoned in the bl;;--kar oft Clementl Road Singapore on Wednesday. Police sent the child to the General Hospital. The Social Welfare Department Ls considering an application to adopt the child
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    To lecture to Chinese
    93 7 An Amprican, woman wno j arrived in Singapore yesterday is to give a series of talks in rhine.se to younp Chinpsp couples on courtship, marriapp and family life problems. She" is Dr Irma Hiphbaugh. a .single woman and author of three books on family life Dr.
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    Typist declared bankrupt
    65 7 A bank typist. B K VLswanathan. whose total indebtedness amounted to $3,353. was adjudicated a bankrupt by the Acting Chief Justice. Mr Justice Brown, in the Singaporp High O»urt yesterday. Viswanathan. who U'-tx a salary of 1311 a month, offered to pay the Official Assignee $40 monthly.
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    Misadventure
    116 7 Ye.stp day, thp Rinpaporp Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, recorded a verdict of misadventure at the inquest into the drowning of a boy Sng Thiam Hong off Changi Point on August 30. Sng was one of 30 members of the Katong Boys Club who went lo swim. husband not deepened
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    Funeral of Mr. Mistri
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    1.000 are in danger From water shortage
    241 7 rE lives of more than 1.000 people living in kampongs off the 7th mile Changi, Singapore, are in danger. Their water wells are dry and there are no public stand pipes in the area. Women and children have not been able to afford
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    Prosecution and defence clash
    248 7 FIERCE EXCHANGE OF WORDS 'THERE was an exchange of words between a prosecuting officer and a defence counsel during almost the entire hearing of a case in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday, in which Teo Tow Tee. a 26-year-old blacksmith, was charged with possession of
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    $11,430 FOR OFFICERS' FURNITURE
    58 7 $11,430 FOR OFFICERS' FURNITURE JOHORE BAHRU. FriExtia furniture costing $11,430, has been provided for quarters occupied by Administrative District Officers in Johore This has been done, the Council of State's Standing Committee on Finance reports, in order to increase the ameni- ties of these officers' households as they are expected
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    WORK IS STARTED AGAIN
    112 7 WORK IS STARTED AGAIN .lOHORE BAHRU. Fri. UfORK has bprn rrsumrri oi. the new reservoir for .Tohore Rahru Work «t.opp«l whpn the contractor dome th* job dIM. Th* reiwvoir ItMlf which Is opposite thp Pollcp Dfpot. ha« h«>pn built. Laying th* ma.ns to ani frorr \X\e rpservoir t.« a!) 'hat
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    Club offers fellowships
    84 7 Final year students am graduates of the University Bj Malaya are Invited by the S.rgapre Rotary Cluh fn apn'.y for a Rotary Foundation fellowship. Candidates should apply t.i Mr. W. D Craig. Registrar of the University of Malaya and chairman of the Rotary Foundation Fellowship eommittrr. i
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    RITSON PAY TALKS ON TUESDAY
    61 7 RITSON PAY TALKS ON TUESDAY The Council of Action leaders representing thp Singapore Government employees will meet officials of the Govprnment on Tuesday to discuss the Rltson pay recommendations. Two days ago the Council rejected the latest pay proposals drawn up by the Government. Discussions on Tuesday arr pxpected to
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    3 HOLIDAYS IN MONTH
    47 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Johore will observe three holidays in November One will be for Deepavali on Nov 5. another on Nov 29 fo; the birthday of the Prophet and on Nov 24 the anniversary of the funeral of Sultan Ahutiakar will be observed
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    DULL CONDITIONS CONTINUE
    426 8 rim ml th*» iimiln'l* TIN DOWN, RUBBER UP rpHE Singapore share market had another very dul and featureless day yesterday. The volume o turnover throughout was small and price rhangr were small in all sections. Tin fell $1.25 to $307.7.s picul but rubber advanced and closed showing
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    RUBBER PRICES
    168 8 November first grade rioserl 'at 55J rents a pound on fh<(Singapore rubber market yes- terday —one and one-quarter I rents above yesterdays Hose The market opened with November at 55J cents an<l steadied during the f.av to reach 55-7 '8 cents Afternoon trading was steady with short covering
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    TIN PRICE
    17 8 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday wax declared at IMf.YI a pirul. riown |ljft,
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    Australian stocks
    180 8 MELBOURNE Pri INDUSTRIAL shares were .0f.,. slightly firmer on the Stork Exchange today. AMPOL and n s ofT.shont rompanv 1 AMPOI. Explorations were again ihf most active Issues. RHP and several mhrket leaders gained in fa mm Mel.al share le.-iders lmpro»ed at ihr afternoon call. Bonds held stronfrlv
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    WALL STREET
    130 8 NEW YORK FVt JJEAVV Industrial shares in »n f other rs»llv attempt led the ■tack Market veMerdav In an expansion of Wednesdays late firming Expansion In volume was encouraging as the list developed gains ranging mmrlv >ip to nnr point A.« previously corpora'*report* were mainly on the favourable
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    Exchange rates
    96 8 •yHE Malayan ixchange Bank* Association mi de ihe following change* In lt.« rale* to merchant' \esierday:\KW YORK: buying T.T. 32 7 air mall. OD. 33 Ml riav* 33 1 0 (i win bills. 33 3 1« trade bills selling TT or OD 32 58. ready The selling rale
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    Singapore shipping
    153 8 CHIPS Wing alongside the Sln^.i pore Harbour Bourn 1 wh»rv« oi expected lo day are:Celebe* 1 2. Steel Traveller 4 s Aloe C.P.. Benreoch 87. T.lipann--89. Singapore 11. Olenrov ISM M irudu IS 16. Enero 18. Ankirv; 19 20 Hon« Ann N.Wall fi I.arat N Wall 8. l.tpi.«
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    Produce prices
    74 8 Singapore Chinene produce F.x--i chance: "Noon price* per plcul were: Copra: steady: November «i* rxiyers. »37', sellers December *3« a i buyer*. $37 nellers Coconut oil: ifiO 1 sellers Pepper, all varieties up *V -Irnds No business reported Muntok «hite S33S. Sarawak $330, Lumimnv ulark »295 I.ewU and
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      317 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TWO STOREKEEPERS (Tlmeer.ilr) In the Public Works Department. Singapore. Salary scale $90 fiA 138 Bar 150 6A 216 Witt! current allowances. Total emoluments at present range from an Initial of SMfl.'-.o p.m. with annml Increments to $351 p.m. In a housing allowance is paid In lieu of quarters.
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      514 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS f APPLICATIONS are Invited for IttM post of Signal Officer In the 'Marine Department. Singapore. The salary .scale is $438 X 18A 800 I p.m. with current C.O.L. and Sincapore Allowances. The total emoluments at present 1 range mi Single Officer $641.50 ii x 16 M)A "90; ibi
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      340 8 NOTICES STRAITS CHINESE BRITISH ASSOCIATION Singapore. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual General meeting of the Straits Chinese BTltlsh Association. Singapore, will be held on Tues day, Novpmber 10. 1953. at 5.15 p.m. at Garden Club. China Bulldlng.C hulla Street. Agenda. 1. To confirm minutes of the previous
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      547 8 NOTICES C. E. B. NOTICE Consumers are kindly asked to note the cnange in telephone numbers of the Central Electricity Board Office. Seremban I As from Ist November. 1953, the old num&er 256 will cease to be 1 used and the new numbers will be -i 87.i and 876. v
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      616 8 NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL < DEBENTURE STIVK 1937 •;> SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL V, DEBENTURE STOCK NOTICE Is hereby glvrn that thr Transfer Books of the Above Stock." will be closed from 2nd to IStri November. 1953. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest War lants in respect of interest due on
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      479 8 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS, which will close at 12 noon on 30th November. 1953. arc i Invited for the repair of Police Boots for Krlantan Contingent during 1554. Tenders must he settled and marked "Tender for boot repairs 1954" and addreaaed to the Chief Police Officer, Kelantan, from whom full
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      181 8 I I SINGAPORE RED FUNNEL LINES: HEAP ENC MOH SS CO., LTD. SOON BEE STEAMSHIP CO., (S) LTD. 3.1 35. TVluk Aver Street 'Phone 3448. H.V. T.IANO I»KE' niRKCT S\IIIN(.S TO DJAKARTA OHERIBON HIRTVIIJHTI V SKRVICE A. Spore appr. Nov. 10 1.. S'n«r» ippr No». 1.1 M.V. "<;IANC. MV SAII.IV«iS
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      1064 9 Wj kM I M hJm Mj**9 off 9 J W I EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN/U.K /CONTINENT Spore P. Sham Panong "Poone" for Melbourne, Sydney, Port Kembb (not loading local corgo 10/1 1 Nov. 9/ 9 Nay. 8/ 8 Nov. "Meenta" for Bangkok 11/13 Nov. 9/10 Nov. 8/ 8
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      1208 9 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to U.K. and CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. S'hom Penar.g ■•nreoeh for Hovre, London, Hull, Rotterdam G. 4/7 4/8 Nov. 9/10 Nov. Benvenue for Liverpool, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg G. 8/9 4/7 Nor. 1/10 Nov. Bcnlomond for Avonmouth, London, Rotterdam, Newcastle 10/14 Nov. iS/14Nov. Benalbanach for Liverpool,
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      COMMUNALISM CAN BE WIPED OUT...
      361 10 IF the right approach ll made, rommunalism cxn be eradicated. I am .sure it i.s not an exalted position in the economic .sphere that the Malays are warily safe-Ruarding. Their political .status, then? Are we to believe that Malay leaders are taken in by ihe
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      Half rate
      37 10 j^IRLINES and railways in many countries have concession rates for studentsnormally charging a single I are for a return journey. Why are not there concessions given by Malayan airways and railways? WIDELY TRAVELLED STUDENT. Singapore.
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      Party loyalty
      109 10 along. I was under the impression that it is on the appeal of its policy that a political party is assured the ailepiance of its members, it l- somewhat novel, at lea.st to me. to hear that party loyalty depends on oaths. When a political organisation resorts to
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      MEANING OF LAGGING'
      176 10 SECOND CHILDHOOD" has displayed as much conruaed thinking -in his com- mente on "ragging' as in his nom-de-plume. How would -Second Childhood" like to be "plastered" with cess or "scattered" wivi. soot as a visitor to a hostel to visit his— shall we say—daughter, son. sister, brother
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      FLY MENACE
      54 10 ITNTIL relatively recently T j had not seen half a dozen fiies in my house in Ridout Road Today, every room is infested, not to mention 'he garden. May we have a further statement from the Government Health Officer please, because the position is steadily deteriorating and causing
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      SUBTLE REDS ON THE RADIO
      307 10 DOES "Contented" realise that Perak is a large state and what is good reception of the "short wave" in one part, may be bad in another part? Admittedly "Exasperated" ■,hould have complained direct to the M.B.C. when he would have received a polite reply bating
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      The'poise'of secretaries
      159 10 The 'poise' of secretaries rE story of the secretaries seems to have been debunked! They are said to be required for Police Headquarters. That disposes of the necessity for great "poise" There is no stream of business executives seeking interviews in Bluff Road and it is I difficult to envisage
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      Erect 'sound barrier'?
      137 10 Erect 'sound barrier JUNGLE J-im" Wavell has done it again! The collection of Malayan "noises" that he and Tony Beamish were crooning over Radio Malaya i on Wednesday night must be one of the daftest radio programmes ever. What on earth, too. was the I •sound map" which Mr. Beamish
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        104 10 Then what.' ll'E have often heard the cry "self-government, independence." but that ls about all. We still wait for someone 'to tell us what they intend to do when self-government is granted. What. for instance, will UMNO-MCA or IMP do to ensure that self-government Is preserved and Ls not lost
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        74 10 School holidays PUPILS of Standard Five of all Government English schools will be taking an entrance examination on the 9th and 10th of November. I think the Director of Education should allow us a holiday from the 11th to the 15th. After all. most of us have been working very
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        86 10 Bonds instead of more tax SINCE there in M much opposition to increased taxation. I sugar xt. that Ihe Government should srek an alternative to its deficit. Increased taxation has its advantage* and disadrantagc.t. The Government should take the latter into its consideration as well. A pood government should keep
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        54 10 Pilgrims REFERRING to thp accusation of bad treatment to Malayan pilgrims, as a pilgrim to the Holy City I would say there was no such thing as bad or good treatment where the pilgrimage rules werr faithfully observed "A!-ikh- j las" is the word within our spirit which accepts no
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        23 10 L routes ALLOT certain routes to the "L" drivers, not allowing > them to get into the city limited area. A CAREFUL PEDESTRIAN. Singapore.
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        88 10 Weekly wages MR. C. P. Liston's sugncMj about weekly wages la this country needs trying by the authorities. I still remember one oi your editorials a few yea v v back on this, and do not understand why no steps havr i been taken to enforce th:? j when circumstances
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        29 10 add .some cartoons to letters. I hope this will continue and I cheer those who have worked for a week with melancholy heart. REN SOON. Kuala Lumpur. Wrong accent
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        67 10 I FEEL I must protest against the letter a Malayan student writes home from Kirkby. Lancashire. In my opinion he paints an entirely false picture of the Lancashire accent. For instance, he states "we come across sentences as: Miss, you com bark by buos' 1 (Miss you come back by
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        110 10 Kuantan I SHALL be thankful if old residents of Kuantan could send information un the town's historical background to me so that a preliminary history of the town can be I written. At a committee meeting of the Kuantan branch of <he Malayan Historical Society it was decided to compile
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        68 10 Manners, please A CHINESE schoolboy who' offered his seat to a Malay and his four or five years old son in a crowded bus was not only ignored but was not even thanked for his courtesy The Malay section of Radio I Malaya should interspers.daily broadcast with lessons on manners
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      Indians 'disillusioned'
      447 10 IN the stampede by the Press to criticise the five Indians who resigned from the Federal Legislative Council, your paper, i appears to have taken leave of fair- play and justice. While y°u congratulate the Government on making the administration more broadbased by taking an UMNO and a
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      'Water only at night'
      104 10 ALLOW AY Road reside) have hron considerably .suffering from lack of water I supply for the pa.st nino months, and the authority con cerned appears to Ignore the dreadful situation. i There is hardly ;i drop n* v water during the c'ny from Ino tap.s. It
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    PENNEFA THER GETS THREE IN RECS' 5-1 WIN OVER AIRMEN
    380 11 COUTH right half Percy Pennefather was among the goals yesterday when he bagged three on his own, enabling Singapore Recreation Culb "A" to trounce Royal Air Force Malaya 5-1 in a hockey friendly on the padang. Pennefather showed that he
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    49 11 SA M BARTRAM, the Charlton goalkeeper, anxiously watched by team mates John Hewie, /eft back, and Derek I f ton. centre half, (centre), saves a high shot from Lishman, the Arsenal inside-left, in their Div. 1 match at The Valley ground on Oct. 24. Arsenal won 5-1. Reuter photo.
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    CIVILIAN XI TO PLAY SERVICES
    70 11 T*HE Singapore Hockey Association last night announced the Civilian team to meet Combined Services In their annual Poppy Day fixture on the B.C.C. padang on Tuesday. The team Is: V. N. Pillai; R. H Barth (ca.pt). Ajlt Singh; P. M. Pennefather. S. VellupUlal. B Banbridge;
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    FIRST DEFEAT FOR VARSITY
    54 11 Unlversily of Malaya II suffered their first defeat In the Singapore Hockey Association Div. 2 league when they went down to 8.0.D.C.A. by 2-1 at St. Joseph's Institution ground yesterday. Scorers for BODCA were: Gupta and Karpal Singh. Ronald McCoy scored for Varsity. Umpires: Teja Singh
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    Boxer, wrestler, fop he had £5 assets
    225 11 Boxer, wrestler, fop he had £5 assets LONDON, Friday. JACK DOYLE, Irish heavyweight boxer and wrestler, J told the London bankruptcy court today that his tie had cost two guineas sterling and that he owed £17 for a pair of shoes. Doyle, whose assets were put at £5. said he
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    Selangor plan to have women hockey umpires
    174 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. OELANGOR Women's Hockey *J Association plans to have women umpires for all matches this season. Jet Rawcliffe, secretary of the Association, said today: "The women play under the All England Women's Hockey Association rules, which differ from the rules under
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    INDIAN XI FOR TOMORROW
    55 11 Indians' team to meet Eurasians in their last SAFa community league tie at Jalan Besar tomorrow will be selected from: Narayanan, Muthlah, O. Supplah. O. Phillip, M. Shanl. P. Supplah. A. Rashid. J. Mahlnda, P. C. Bala. Bala. S. Dutta, Loganathan, S. L. Paul. M. I.
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    Jack Dempsey has this to say...
    321 11 THE TURPIN DEFEAT NEW YORK, Friday. A S an old fighter, I can give some advice to Randy ft Turpin if he is willing to learn from his defeat by Bobo Olson. The one thing to concentrate on BEFORE a fight is to reach
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    SINGLE-POINT WIN FOR R.I. OLD BOYS
    57 11 Old Rafflesians beat Raffles Institution schoolboys by six points (two tries) to five (one goal i in a friendly rugger match played at R.I. ground yesterday. Irwin Scharenguivel and Leong Kok Wing scored a try each for Old Rafflesians. Kirn Chye scored a try
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    Donough wins J.B. rifle shoot
    164 11 I'LL NEVER BOX AGAIN WASHINGTON, Fri. SUGAR Ray Robinson, retired world middleweight boxing champion, yesterday ended rumours that he was planning to return to the ring to attempt to regain the title now held by Carl Bobo Olson. "I'll never fight in the ring again",
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    BALESTIER UTD. FOR DIV. 3 FINAL
    65 11 A team frotr. the following will represent Balestier United against Singapore Corinthians in the Anal tie of the S.A.F.A. Dlv. 11l league at the Jalan Besar stadium today: Teow Leng, Thiam Slew, Rasul. Klan Moh, Sin Yong, Sudanto, Kamal, Poh Tong, Choon Tong, Robin
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    THEY CAN FIELD TWO TEAMS
    226 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. SELANOOR Women's Hockey Association, with a wealth of talent at its disposal, should sweep the board against all comers this season. Although schoolgirls below 19 years are not eligible for selection, there lis sufficient material for the State to run two first-class
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    Pie King fit for U.S. race
    95 11 CAMDEN, N.J., Fri. DIE KING, British horse entered for the Garden State Stakes tomorrow, threw his jockey in an early morning workout yesterday but neither rider nor horse was injured Tommy Gosling, the English jockey, got his mount out of the gate in fine
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    Indonesia will send 160 to Manila
    157 11 Indonesia will send 160 to Manila MANILA, Fri. INDONESIA will send 160 1 athletes to the second Asian Games to be held in Mamia from May 1 to 9 next year. The honorary secretary of the Indonesian Olympic Council, R. Maladi, wrote to the Asian Games organizin,,' committee that his
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    Melbourne Cup acceptors
    119 11 MELBOURNE. Fri.— Twenty-eight norses were left in the field when final acceptances were taken today for the Melbourne Cvp second le-^ of Australia's "Autumn Double "—to be run over two miles at Flemlngton on Tuesday next Nov. 3. They are with weights: Hydrogen 9st. 4 lb., Morse
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    HK swimmer sets new 400-m mark
    70 11 MANILA, Fri. Hong Kong's Cheune Kin Man yesterday es abllshed a new Philippine all- I comers record In the 400-metre frees'yle swimming event in a meet between the visiting Hong Kong i Fortuna Club and a Philippine collegiate team. Twenry-year-old Cheune won the event
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    3 AMATEUR TITLES GO TO SOLDIERS
    870 12  -  Our Boxing Reporter By R. Wood stops an opponent again "pHREE British boxers who arrived in Singapore on the troopship Dorsetshire six weeks ago became champions at their weights in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Youth championships at the Happy World Stadium last night.
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    WEEKEND SPORT
    202 12 TODAY HOCKEY LEAGUE. DIV. 1: S.R.C. f Indian Aasn.. puUng; POLICE v Ceylon S.C.. at CSC; LATIFF Wanderers v RAF SeleUr. DIV. V.M.C.A. v REME. YMCA ground; 30 Bi RAOC v RAF SeleUr "A". Seletar; WANDERERS v RM Nary, Wanderer* ground. DIV. 3: DUTCH Club v P.W.n. S.C..
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    RESULTS
    198 12 Results ol all finals: Atom: a. A«l« bin Harun (Polite) beat Joe Diamond (SHBBC). Gnat: Brian Isaac iSJI) beat Tan Olap Choon (Police). Tun disqualified in Round 2 for p-rsistent holding, hitting with open glove and butting. Light-middle: Cpl Worms (Army) beat Ny Heap Leong (Naval Base Y.O Ng
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    NEO INVITED FOR AUSSIE TITLE MEET
    269 12 rpHE SINGAPORE Amateur I 1 Swimming Association has received an invitation from the Australian Swimming Union to send Malaya's champion swimmer- 21-year-old Neo Chwee Kok— to take part in the Australian National Swimming Championships to be held there towards the end of February next
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    POLICE 'A 'SCORED ALMOST AT WILL
    271 12 ALL WHITES, fielding only 13 men, were no match for a Police •A" XV in their friendly at Police i Depot yesterday and were soundly beaten 24 points i 3 goaLs. 3 tries) to six (two penalties). It was scrappy rugger in which the
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    World class badminton tonight
    332 12 MALAYA'S leading badminton players and therefore the world's foremost exponents In the game will be seen In action at the Singapore Badminton stadium tonight in exhibition matches to help swell the collections for the Poppy Day Fund. In action will be four players who helped Malaya
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    Relay win put V.I. level with Raffles
    476 12 4 GRAND last minute effort by Victoria School's relay team the Ong brothers. Choon Lim and Choon Hay. and Koh Soon Teck and Tay Ping Hoo enabled their school to tie with Raffles Institution for the team championship in the fifth annual Singapore
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    NEW ZELANDERS REACH CAPETOWN
    52 12 CAPETOWN. Prl. The New Zealand cricket team arrived here today for their tour of South Africa whirh opens with a match acrain.st Western Province In Capetown on Saturday. Durlnj; the tour the New Ze;tlanders will play 17 matches, with four Tests each of five days duration—
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    Foong Seong Cup challenge round
    109 12 Xl ALA LL'MPI'R, Kri. Tilt SELANGOR Badminton 1 Avsoriation's tournament committee decided tonight to offer two date* for the Challenge Round of the Foong Seong Cup of which Selangor are the holder*. The dates are either Nov. 21 ■nd 22 or Nov. 28 and 29
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    Cockell to have tilt at Rocky
    146 12 PARIS FWORLD hcavywd£h! pion Rocky Mama: fiKht the British chnu Don Cockell. in a 1> title bout next June, |J Weill, the world tltlehol W manager, said today The match will be held pitl in London or in Ann wherever we can money," Wcill
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    KEY MATCHES IN LEAGUE TODAY
    49 12 The four top Irams In U* 1 caporc Hockey Association'^ .<-rn!nIf 1-,'ue are engaged in iw. fixture* thi.s evening. On the padanc. "if"** 7pi creation Club will bo at horn- f> 'Indian Association anri al nr Ro^d, Ceylon Sports Club v ill mn-i Police.
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    S.J.I. WIN 2-1
    17 12 St. Josephs Institution I Anglo-Chinese School 2-1 at I at Bras Basah Road yesterday.
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