The Straits Times, 15 November 1953

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in i No. 953. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1953. 15 CENTS
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    POLICE SEIZE 6 OPIUM SMUGGLERS: MAY ARREST MORE
    281 1 POLICE SEIZE 6 OPIUM SMUGGLERS: MAY ARREST MORE SIX5 IX "BIG NAMES" in opium smuggling in the East have been arrested in Singapore and banishment proceedings have been taken against them. This was disclosed to the S unday Times yesterday by Mr. C. W. Lyle, Director of the Colony's C.P.1.8.
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    April in Portugal AND $714 FOR SEVEN PEOPLE IN MALAYA
    172 1 April in Portugal AND $714 FOR SEVEN PEOPLE IN MALAYA CEVEN people tied in the first Straits Times "Pick the Programme" Contest. Each will receive $714.28. They are: SINGAPORE:— Daisy Koenig, 357 Telok Blangah Rd; Tan Teck Chye, 67 Waterloo Street; Tan Seng Cuan, 12A Gloucester Rd; Tan Chwee Teck,
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    Puzzle of the shares
    91 1 LONDON, Sat. •pHE Financial Times today declared that the modest revival of activity in rubber shares is a little puzzling in the absence of any favourable development. "Perhaps it is considered that the position in the industry is so bad that it can only become better.
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    Japs buy sterling
    18 1 WASHINGTON. Sat The Government of Japan yesterday purchased $13,000,000 from the International Monetary Fund. -Reutcr.
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    Election inquiry
    96 1 rpHE Corrupt Practices InX vestlgation Bureau has also swung into action to inj vestigate alleged vote-buying Iby candidates in the December City Council elections. Bureau men are working on a signed letter written In Chinese which the C.P.1.8 received three days ago "in a roundabout way." Mr. Lyle.
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    ARMY HAS NO SPY SUSPECTS
    70 1 ARM Y HAS NO SPY SUSPECTS WASHINGTON. Sat. The Secretary of the U.S. Army. i Mr. Robert Stevens, said yesI terday there were no sus- pected spies among the 33 workers suspended on loyalty charges at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. The Secretary said "several" of these recently had been reinstated
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    Holiday camp opens
    46 1 Th Governor of Singapore, Sir )o.in Nicoll. screwing home a memorial plaque, before opening the Singapore Youth Council holiday camp at Tanah Mcrah Betar, Singapore, yesterday On the plaque Sir John's second name is spetlad "Fearncs." Correct spelling is "Fcarns." Sunday Times picture.
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    SPORE TALKS ON STOPPING REDS
    145 1 LONDON. Saturday. I^OREA and French policy towards Indo-China will probably dominate the annual conference of Britain's Eastern envoys in Singapore next month, diplomatic sources hero said today. I The conference will open on Dec 3 and last four or five days Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald.
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    So now he's Robinovitch Hoodski
    85 1 So now he's Robinovitch Hoodski INDIANAPOLIS, Sat. ROBIN HOOD is being investigated here a t a suspected Communist agent. Mr. Thomas White, who advises the U.S. State Education Board on suitable books for schools says the Communists have been ordered to play up the outlaw's story. The reason is that
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    Evacuation resumes
    30 1 RANGOON. Sat— A Burma War Office spokesman yesterday said that 23 rebels were killed and 100 wounded when 400 Karens and Chinese Nationalist guerillas attacked Thaton la-st week-end.
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    Big rubber inquiry soon
    265 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. AN international conference is to be held in Malaya soon to discuss complaints that Malaya is exporting sub-standard quality rubber. The Rubber Trade Association of New York and the American Rubber Manufacturers- Association are especially keen to have this con- ference. They are
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    CHURCHILL STUDIES MOLOTOV'S ATTACK
    164 1 LONDON, Sat. THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, and his Foreign Office advisers were today analysing Mr. Molotov's statement yesterday accusing the West of distorting Russia's attitude to EastWest talks. A copy of the Soviet Foreign Minister's denunciation of Western policy was sent to Sir Winston
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    Another boy learns to smile
    110 1 Another boy learns to smile Two little Malay boys can look forward to a happy futurt thanks to Hie devotion and skill of Australian doctors and nurses On Friday An t bin Kolop. six-year-old son of an Aloi Cajah labourer arrived home after successful plastic surgery operations in Melbourne, and
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    The silent boy, Ah Meng, tells his sad story
    171 1 THE silent boy, who left the Police guessing all Friday afternoon as to his identity, 1 yesterday decided to speak to a Social Welfare Officer at Perak House in Pasir Panjang. The boy. who was found lying in a five-foot-way in
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    Old 'Saints' dine, wine and dance
    73 1 MORE than 300 members of St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association and their wives attended an annual re-union dinner and dance at the school hall last night. The gathering congratulated Canon R. K. S. Adajns, the; principal, on his 0.8. E. award and also bade
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    40-1 winner in Handicap
    110 1 MANCHESTER, Sat. j ALIOHTLY weighted 40-1 j 1 outsider. Torch Singer. ploughed her way through the mud and rain to win the j i November Handicap last big race of the British 1953 sea- son in a canter. The four-year-old filly rid- den by apprentice Warr
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    FED. PLANS OWN RUBBER PILE
    217 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. PROPOSALS to start Malaya's own rubber buffer stock are being examined at "high level 1 in the Federation say well-informed rubber sources. This examination is informal and is said to have started soon after the Rubber Study Group announced its three-point ruboer
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    Carney in Taipei.
    32 1 TAIPEH. Sat—Admiral Robert Carney. Chief of US Naval Operations, arrived in Formosa yestrrday to obtain "first hand information concerning the situation and problems involved in military aid programmes".— Reuter.
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    Empty City works next week
    321 1 Empty City works next week NEXT SUNDAY afternoon, it is expected that none of the daily-rated workers of the Singapore City Council will be working. Under present plans, the City's gas works powpt stations, water works, roads and drams, departments, and other places will be deserted for about four hours.
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    STRAIGHT TALK BY TEMPLER
    129 1 STRAIGHT TALK BY TEMPLER LONDON. Sat. GEN. Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, spent the whole of yesterday talking with officials at the Colonial Office, a spokesman said. "He met various heads of departments for ordinary straight-forward talks." the Colonial Office spokesman added. Sir Gerald has visited the Colonial Office
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    DIVORCE AND L 750 DAMAGES
    63 1 DIVORCE AND L 750 DAMAGES LONDON. Sat. Licat.-Cf>:. John Douglas Forsyth Curling, of the Seventh Gurkha Rifles, stationed in Malaya. was granted a decree nisi with £750 damages in the London divorce court yesterday. He alleged, in an undpfended case, adultery by his wife. Elizabeth Francos. with a Malaya rubber
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    FLYING SAUCERS AGAIN !
    1512 2 FLYING SAUCERS AGAIN AM ASTOXISHIXG STOHY BY TWO BRITISH AIR! I\E PILOTS The strange object over the Channel V TWO RAF officers and I three airmen reported < seeing a silvery .ircular object following a Meteor jet which was landing at a Yorkshire aerodrome during exercise Mainbrace last year. They
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    COLOUR COMES TO TELEVISION
    371 2  -  COLIN D. EDWARDS By SAN FRANCISCO PROMPTLY at five p.m. one evening recently, a group of news reporters and television executives watched the first network show to be telecast in colour flash on to the screen of a 14-inch television receiver In a studio booth In
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    MALAYAN DOCTOR'S NOTEBOOK
    1341 2 The case of the fat man HE was a huge man. Rolls of fat clung to his neck, his belly bulged over his belt. He had great trees of thighs. We had Just finished an examination for life insurance and I asked him to sit down in
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    Rubber up to 56 1/8
    162 3 November first grade closed at 56 18 nonts a pound, threeeighths o r a cent above Friday's clos*. on a quiet Singapore rubbr market yesterday. The market opened with November at 56 J cents a pound. The closing tone was quiet. Closing prices yesterday In
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    $10,000 Jap terrorist is shot by his comrades
    261 3 $10,000 Jap terrorist is shot by his comrades THE SAD STOHY OF LMTTM.E HOSOXO KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JHIS IS THE STORY of Hosono, a Japanese 4ft 11 in. high, of slight wiry build, clean shaven and wearing very thick spactacles. He spoke English and Malay fluently. Recently the head of
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    46 3 Dr. Edward Chan Swan Ton? of the General Hospital helps his bride, formerly Miss Emily Tow Soon Siang, cur the cake after their marriage yesterday at St. Andrew's CiHicdr.il. About 400 Ruests attended the reception which was held ar Raffles Hotel. Sunday Times picture.
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    SINCAPORE PUBLIC SO GENEROUS'
    288 3 Happy Christmas for lepers \WHAT officials of the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association have called "a wonderful response from the public" has resulted in $5,326 being collected to provide a Christmas party for the 800 patients at the Trafalgar Home for Lepers. I The chairman of the
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    TIN PRICE
    102 3 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was declared at 5311.75 a picul, up 50 cents. Priic winners in the recent Mcdi no s Tooth Paste Contest. From left: Paste* Low Kwav Song who collected a cheque of $600 for Mitt Clory Tan Ho* of Malacca. Mrs. L
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    3 Whitley councils
    98 3 3 Whitley councils A Singapore City Council committee will this week consider establishing three Whitley to councils solve staff difficulties and increose departmental efficiency: The Whitley councils will be n r se n l»r officers, junior men and daily-rated employees on the open vote. Each council will have five official
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    Charge was not correct
    80 3 Charge was not correct Mohamed Abu Baker bin Natnarasa was acquitted in f Sin *?P°re City Police Court yesterday on a charge of hawking In a prohibited area Mohamed said that he was hawking in Raffles Quay and not at Change Alley as the charge stated. As the court prosecutor
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    Public playing field
    25 3 MUAR, Sat. The new dumping ground at Jalan Bultanah will be used to provide the public and schoolchildren with a playing fleld.
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    Soldier took gun, charge
    53 3 Mat Zain bin Bakar. 21. a Malayan other rank, was tentatively charged In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with the theft of a .38 revolvrr at the Nee Soon garrison armoury on Oct. 26. Mat Zain. who was arrested on Friday, was remanded in custody
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    He was cruel to 11 ducks, fined $200
    87 3 He was cruel to 11 ducks, fined $200 FINING Tan Yew Yee $200 or two months' gaol for causing unnecessary suffering to 11 ducks, the Singapore City Police Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn told him: "The court will never forgive curelty to animals and you have made them suffer unnecessarily."
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    Detective' got a free beer
    68 3 Heng Ah Song was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by two years' police supervision. In the Singapore Fourth Criminal District Court yesterday for posing as a detective and getting a free beer from a Chinese driving instructor. Heng also asked to
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    Negligent: $40
    29 3 Lim Ah Koo. was fined $40 by Mr. Howe Yoon Chong in the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court yesterday for driving a car negligently on Sept. 9.
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    Dismissed, he wins $1,680
    131 3 JOHORE BaHRU. Sat. AN EX-GRATIA payment of $1,680 has been made to Inche Yahaya bin Hussein, a Forest Guard in Johore, who was dismissed on May 23, 1951 for absenting himself without leave or reasonable cause and for failure to produce a medical certificate in spite
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    Speedster fined
    29 3 Abdul bin Etek was fined $25 by Mr F A. Chua in the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday for speeding along Woodlands Road on August 23.
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    He is the chairman
    65 3 Inche Mohamed bin AH is now chairman of the Youni; Malayan Council and in sucli capacity arts as the Speaker. Owing to the duties entailed in the new appointment he has resigned from the Secretaryship of the Johore Bahru Young Malays Club. He has been succeeded
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    10 months gaol
    51 3 For stealing a gold ring and a watch valued at $200 from a house in New Bridge Road, Singapore. Shia Lim Teo was in the Singapore Criminal District Court yesterday, sent to gaol for ten months The Judge. Mr Tan Ah Tah. also ordered two years' police
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    Driver fined $40
    32 3 For driving inconsiderately in North Bridce Road on September 14 Tan Tong Teng was fined $40 by Mr. Howe Yoon Chong in the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday.
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    COUNCIL WORKING ON NEW BENEFIT SCHEME
    89 3 SCHEME to give 10,000 low salaried Singapore City Council employees bigger gratuities when they stop work will be worked out this week by a Council committee. Under the scheme, which will replace certain gratuity rules framed about 30 years ago, employees will draw gratuities
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    Naked man called me, court is told
    154 3 Naked man called me, court is told JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. T EADING Seaman Colin Ld Gray, of HMS Terror, Naval Base, Seletar, was fined $100 in the Police Court when he pleaded guilty to committing house trespass with intent to annoy. On October 10, the court was told, a woman
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    THEY CAN'T READ-BUT THEY MAKE A PROFIT
    849 4  -  A. GEORGE r-By Courtesy, honesty candour pARIT RAJA, a small village nearly five miles from Ayer Hitam on the main road to Batu Pahat, is a collecting and distributing centre for all sorts of kampong produce around that area. The ricKety. attaproofed shophouses
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    FREASURES OF SIR FRANK
    209 4 The old days SIR Fir.nk Swettenham retired in 1904 as Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner or .the Federated Malay States, having joined the Malayan Civil Service through the Civil Semce Commissioners by competition about 1870. He lived to the ereat age of 96
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    Sikhs celebrate Guru Nanak's birthday
    402 4  - Sikhs celebrate Guru Nanak's birthday J. RALKARA SINGH By NEXT Friday Sikhs in Malaya and all over the world will celebrate the birth of Sri Guru Nanak Dev. the founder of the Sikh religion. He was born on Ist Vaisakh Sudi 3, Samvat Bikram 1526 (April 15. 1469) at Talwandl
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    The Countryman's Journal
    607 4 HE BOTTLED INSECTS AT DINNER I AST SUNDAY, after escorting some people to Kota Kechil on a visit to the lady missionary, Professor R. E. Holttum of the University called at the Dusun to discuss plants and to have lunch. The professor failed to enlighten his host
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    Lonely beach
    17 4 "Lonely Palm, Lonely Beach" study by Low Check Lcng of 25 Lloyd Road, Singapore 9.
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    A dress for a grand occasion
    893 5 T<O the romance of a tropic night add soft lights and A sweet music, elegant escorts and the glamour of lovely full length ballroom dresses. For a really formal occasion there is nothing to compare with a full skirted dress of rustling satin, brocade
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    JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASEBOOK'
    819 5 Forget this girl! The "Human Casebook" has been dealing tvith readers' problems in the Sunday Times for the past sei-en years. If you have any query you would like answering send it to Jane Lee, Sunday Times. Singapore. Miss Lee regrets that she cannot answer letters
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    A SHORT CUT TO FASHION
    916 6  -  KITTY MILLER STORY OF A LONDON TRIM By WHEN I arrived home in England on leave last year I received the usual Joyful cries that families make, plus a critical eye on my clothes. My younger sister took one look at me, and said "Your
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    19 6 A»h blonde, green-eyed Shirley I«ten wfco it appearing in the new j British film "You Know What Sailors' Are."
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    THE COCKTAIL PARTY
    543 6  -  in: i.ow By A LTHOUGH n o o n r could expect Mr. T. S. Elliot to become madly excited over the news, fashionable women everywhere are accepting the Paris decree that "Princess" lines will be worn at The Cocktail Party this season. These lines Mr^npthen the
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    Two hateful hostesses
    672 6 EF YOU HAVEN'T MET THEM YET YOU SOON WILL rpiIERK are two types of hasA tess who strike terror into the hrart of the average guest. The first is the lady who regards her drawing-room floor a.s ore vast chess-board on which she plays solo, moving; her
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    New service via Bangkok
    122 7 The first Qantas-BOAC pooled Constellation service on I its ""Kangaroo" route between Sydney and London makes Its initial call at Bangkok tomorrow. Mr. J. R. Coomb*. BOAC sales manager in Singapore. j who left here yesterday for Bangkok to meet the plane, told the Sunday Times
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    Departments combine to catch cheats
    253 7 Departments combine to catch cheats THE SINGAPORE Labour 1 Department is co-operat-ing closely with the Social Welfare authorities to prevent the collection of public; assistance money under false pretences. In the next few weeks, offl- i i cers of the Public Assistance i Section of the Social Welfare Department will
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    36 7 Picture shows the daughters at Mr. Robert North, manging editor of the "Pacific Spectator" »n Amerioan quarterly journal, who arrived in Singapore yesterday. Left to right: Elizabeth (2) Marie (3) and Kristina (6). Sunday Times picture.
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    Gurkha shot: Youth is charged
    83 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. YESTERDAY in a skirmish J- between security forces and bandits in the Karaina»jar Estate area, a Gurkha soldier. Jit Bahadur Limbu. was shot and killed. In the Police Court today Chong Kirn Choon. 18, was charged with killing Jit Bahadur Limbu and
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    Now he's back from Australia
    50 7 Mr. R. M. Devaraj, Officer attached to the Veterinary Department in Singapore returned to the Colony yesterday in the Maetsuycker after completing; one year's Senior Fellowship in Australia He said that during his stay in Australia he studied marketing methods. production methods and disease control.
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    THREE LITTLE MAIDS
    54 7 "Three little maids are we The three little leading ladies in Hie forthcoming performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado dressed up yesterday in costumes which haw been specially imported for rtiem from |apan. They are (from left). Pitri-Sing (Francesca Bacsafra). Yum-Yum (Lee Hua Koon) and Peep-Bo (Doris
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    Women visit farm
    30 7 KOTA TINOGI, Sat.—Members of the Women Institute here have organised excursions to places of Interest in Singapore. This week they visited the Singapore Cold Storage Dairy Farm.
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    Three months leave
    33 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Mr Lai Kal Joo. Assistant Official Assignee. Johore. has gone on three months' leave. He has been succeeded by Mr. V. RR- g jendram from Kuala Lumpur.
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    She guessed the weight
    41 7 The correct weight of the Guessing The Weight Competition at the Girls Sports Club Fair on October 31 was 7% lbs. Winner Mrs. S. Struys The lucky draw for the bedspreads was No. 130. Winner Vera Yip.
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    Mikado seats are all booked
    192 7 ALL seats were booked yesterday for the three public performances of The Mikado on November 26. 28 and December 1. A cast of 70 students and ex-students of the Teachers' Training College have been rehearsing for 12 weeks and *he show already promises to exceed
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    MALACCA TOWN GETS SURPRISE
    242 7 Surplus for municipality MALACCA. Saturday THE MALACCA MUNICIPALITY which expected to end 1953 with a deficit of $58,696 will, instead, have a su. plus of $355,610 This is shown in the Municipal draft budget for 1954 which will be discussed by the Municipal councillors at their
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    Singapore vegetable prices
    208 7 Singapore vegetable prices "PETAIL prices in cents per r kati of vegetables at four Singapore markets yesterday were Mr J W Ewart. Acting Aerlrnltural Officer, said yesterday ••Housewives when bnvlnc vegetables, should realise that the prices quoted are for first quplt'v only and ire no» standard prices" Prices generally have
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    Expression of sorrow
    56 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Federation has sent its condolences to Saudi Arabia on the death of King Ibn Saud. In a telegram to the British Ambassador at Jeddah, the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. D. C. Watherston, said the Rulers. trip Government and the people of the
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      114 7 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.16 Morning Stars; 7.30 News; 735 Melody Mixture; 8 Come Into The Parlour; 8.30 Breakfast Hour; 9.30 Majestic Orchestra; 10 Musical Round-up; 10.15 Science Burvey; 1030 Mid-Morning Medley: 11 Radio Malaya Orchestra; 11.30 Methodist Church service; 1.02 Billy Mills Orchestra: 1.30 News; 1.45 Radio Malaya Trio; 2
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    MAGIC TOUCH
    733 8  - MAGIC TOUCH j.i .urs won FAITH HEALERS' POWERS CAN NOW BE MEASURED «y LONDON. TODAY as full investigations into faith healing by the Church of England commission get under way, I can reveal that a prominent Harlev Street doctor has perfected in instrument which actually records the forces coming from
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    Ex-Mat ay an hits the jack pat
    701 8 Ex-Mat ay an hits the jack pat Uk 4 \t sup a srtn r\ mi i ssoi nxr MELBOURNE. Sat. AMR. PETER RUSSELL, iTI the planter from Malaya who gave up his dusiness as one of London's Top Ten dress designers last summer "because English women can no longer afford
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    THESE PATIENTS WANT TO STAY IN THEIR HOSPITAL
    499 9 No work; bored and truculent JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. A REHABILITATION schema for tuberculosis patients has been submitted to the Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention ol TB by Mrs. (Dr.) Wilberforce Smith, Chest Spe cialist of the General Hospital, johore Bahru.
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    Champagne night at the Island Club
    204 9 HIGHLIGHT of the Singapore Children's Society's appeal week, commencing on Dec 5, will be a charity ball at the Island Club, which the organisers are hoping to make the event nf the season. Teams of Singapore's prettiest nurses are to act as champagne sellers,
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    New Chairman
    49 9 Inche Mohd. Taib. newly elected Chairman of the Johore Division of the Malayan Trade Union Council, addressing; the meeting; after his election at Johore Bahru. Seated right is Mr. S. Thavaraja, who was elected Hon! General Secretary. He represents the Union on the Johore Council of State.
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    Meet Abbe
    36 9 This is Abbe Lane, singing stJi of the Xavier Cugat show which Singapore will tee neat monrh Abbe Lane Universal Films' actress, it Cult's wif«. The show it being sponsored by Fratei and Neave.
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    P.O. IS NOW ARMOURY
    147 9 ONE of Singapore's oldest post offices, which was open for 30 years before the Japanese Occupation, is still standing but It is no longer possible to buy stamps or postal orders over its counter. Standing Just inside the Raffles Institution grounds it is at present being
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    Inconsiderate: $50
    32 9 For driving a lorry inconsiderately along Bukit Timah Road on September 17, Yew Sew was fined $50 by Mr. F. A. Chua in the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday.
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    A big week for the dogs
    364 9 rE Singapore Canine Welfare Association hopes to raise $4,000 during "Canine Week"— Nov. 29 to Dec. 5— to build a home for stray dogs, the founder-president, Mrs. F. Leon-Soh, told the Sunday Times last night. It will be erected in the "Garden of Liberation"
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    JOHORE VILLAGE TOLD: GIVE MORE NEWS
    155 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. REMINDING them of the promises already fulfilled by Government in the form of more land, the Deputy Mentri Besar. Johore. Dato I'wahin bin Abdul Rahman, today warned the people of Bukit Lintanr. a rice producing area in the Kota Tinggi distr
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    BOT HURT AS 'TOY' EXPLODES
    146 9 BOT HURT AS 'TOY' EXPLODES TELUK ANSON, Sat. AN 11-year-old boy has been injured in his right hand by an object he picked up in the garden. Hassan bin Mohamed of the Government Boy's Hostel. Batak Rabit Road, picked up a shining metal cylinder while playing in the hostel's garden.
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    Indian drama is popular
    45 9 The English version of poet Kalidasas 'Sakuntala- has popular appeal in Singapore. Last night's show at the Victoria Theatre by the Indian Fine Arts Society of Singapore, in aid of the Mar Thoma Church School Building Fund, attracted a good audience
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    Seven lallang fires in 4 hrs.
    39 9 The Singapore Fire Brigade tackled seven lallang flres within four hours yesterday afternoon. The nres were at Prpys Road. Canterbury Road. Wesak Estate. Yio Chu Kang Road. Kranji and two in Taniong Rhu.
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    COVER YOUR HEADS, HE TELLS GIRLS
    288 9 Penang, Saturday. kJUSUM women should not follow Western fashions too indiscriminately, Mr. Syed Ebraheem, a spokesman of the Penang Muslim Missionary Society, urged today. Mr. Ebraheem recalled that former generations of Muslim girls wore veils to cover their faces. "We do not expect a
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    $3,500 for lights
    26 9 MUAR. Sat— Approxlxinately $3,500 will be spent on improving street lighting and installing lights at Jalan Sultan Ibrahim, Muar Town Council has decided
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    ANOTHER SOLOMON RECITAL
    124 9 ANOTHER SOLOMON RECITAL Following the rush for tickets for the first recital by Solomon in Singapore, the Singapore Musical Society announced yesterday that he will (tive another concert on Tuesday December 1. This will probably he given at the I'niversity of iMalaya in conjunction with the University Music Society. Solomon's
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    56 10 20 Morrfx HO I minimum) advice regarding Mortgage protretinn. Retirement. EducH plans without obligation. Writ* D McLaren PO. Box 4n24. Singapore. Canadian Sun I lie. THE NEW LIST Ol Huntley Palmers Olft Parcels of delicious. export-Quality Bi.-euits and Cakes for delivery in I.K. and Continent ex-Factory is at your
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      A vision fades
      376 10 TWENTY-FOUR hours A after the Federation Budget figures came the news that the $145 million University of Malaya scheme is likely to be dropped and a less oxppnsive scheme substituted. It could hardly be otherwise. Malaya is well and truly hard up. and the expenditure of an
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      THE QUEEN
      181 10 IN a few days the Oueen sets off on her tour of the Commonwealth. She will visit populous places and lonely places, meet prime ministers and peasants, see the palmfrinped beaches of the Cocos and the snow-capped mountains of New Zealand. Wherever she goes she will meet proud
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      Hypocrisy
      38 10 MR. Molotov. Soviet Foreign Minister, accuses the West o[ accre^sivp designs Rut ho*- many nations have re^ri seized b.v the West since the war? None. How many na tions have been taken over directly by Russia? Five.
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    The Queen's greatest adventure —the Royal tour
    1019 10  -  Richard Dimbleby By COUR months ago I had the great honour of being the television commentator in Westminster Abbey when our Queen was crowned. I shall never forget those hours in the Abbey, when the whole nation was swept by the same sense
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      Freedom
      161 10 "PEORGIEBOY." In his letter entitled "Shutdown," In the Sunday Times, says: "So our British politiclains gave learning and seats of learning to India. Then they gave it freedom." There are quite a few people of the "Georgieboy" category who seem to think that civilisation would not have come to
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      French?
      92 10 HAVING read Mr. Ramachandra s article "Lest We Forget". I cannot avoid being somewhat curious about the origin of the "French" inscription on the Singaporr War Memorial, the grammar and spelling of which are. to say the least, unusual. If Mr. Ramacnandra re produces the inscription faithfully, then Its
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      Poppycock'
      139 10 "SCHOOLMASTERS" tim-Iy *J protest against the ■•flowin* tide of darkness" fails to f. lR lf y nJ s own professional link with the prophets of the Great God Capricorn Maybe ne has not yet noticed that the recent, spate of attempts to convince us of the authenticity of the
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    Not quite so simple as they thought!
    713 10  - Not quite so simple as they thought! JOSEPH C. HARSCH. By Washington correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor of Boston THERE is trouble in Washington. The Eisenhower Government is creating the impression you would expect of a football team made up of tennis, golf, and chess stars. These men were
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    The Visitor gets jubilee 'surprise'
    343 11 The Visitor gets jubilee 'surprise' PENANC, Saturday. T HE VISITOR of the Christian Brothers' schools in the Far East, the Very Rev Bro. Barnitus, had a golden jubilee "surprise" today. After inspecting the new $2,000,000 St. Xavier's Institution he was taken, to the recently-completed hall where a dinner had been
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    2 PLANES PROBE SEA SMOKE
    169 11 2 PLANES PROBE SEA SMOKE Starch goes on for missing RAF Valetta rpHE search lor the RAF JL Valetta. whicli disappeared east of Singapore with seven i men on board on Wedncs- 1 day. is now concentrated I round the sea three miles j north of Pangkil Island in the
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    THE YELLOW JACKET' THIS WEEK
    99 11 THE YELLOW JACKET' THIS WEEK IrfiHE popular Singapore Arts JL Tru'iitrr production, "The Ydlow Jacket- is to be revived at the Victoria Memorial Theatn on Thursday. The play is beins put on to aid the Singapore branch or the BrllisU Red Cross and all the proceeds will Ro to local
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    Election meeting
    46 11 -J The president of the Sincaporc Progressive Party. Mr C. C. Tan. will address ;;n election rrv'eting at 5 p.m. today at the Anson Road-Keppel Road junction in support of Mr. S. M. Va.sagar who contests the South Ward in the City Council elections.
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    Meeting on constitution
    69 11 The Claim-for-Citizenshlp sub-co.nmittee of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold its first meeting tomorrow to discuss the future constitution of the Colony It will later draw up a memorandum to send to the Rendel Commission. A Chamber spokesman told the Sunday Times yesterday that members
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    3 engines went there
    80 11 Three fire engines rushed to Lorong 27. Geylang Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon when a fire broke out in one of the attap huts along the road. The hut was near the villace. which was totally destroyed recently by fire resulting in more than 1,000 people losing
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    Married at Cathedral
    44 11 Mr. jnd Mrs. |ohn R. Chadwick. after their wedding yesterday at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Bras Baiah Road. Singapore The bride was former Miss Mairc Nicholson ot Cillingham. Kent, England Mr. Chjdwick is with Cable Wireless. Sunday Times picture.
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    SHOW HIGHLIGHT WAS WEDDING
    118 11 Aborigines hold ceremony KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday LJICHLICHT of the Kuala Langat and Sepang District agricultural show held today in Telok Datoh, 42 mites Scuth-west of here was an Aboriginal wedding. The ceremony, which began witn the presentation ot a dowry amounting to a symbolic 22 cents
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    Island girl badly burned
    30 11 A three-year-old Malay girl. severely scalded by boiling water in Pulau Sebarok. was rushed to Singapore yesterday for treatment. She was admitted to the General Hospital
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    One extra: $60
    28 11 PARIT BUNTAR Sat.— For carrying an excess passenger ln his taxi. Hajl Narrl bin Hajl Tahir was fined W0 here by the Circuit Magistrate. Inche
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    Why play roulette?
    110 11 THE SINGAPORE Sixth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. W. H. Davies. yesterday said that he was very much surprised that people would play roulette for money when the odds were so much against them. Before the court was Chew Ah Poll who pleaded guilty to gambling in public
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    Baby's body found
    20 11 The body of a Chinese baby was found in the Singapore River yesterday by the Marine Police.
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    Camp is all theirown work
    321 11 Camp is all their own work •TANAH MERAH BESAR has always been "the best beach in Singapore except it neetis a couple of dre&sine rooms and a club-house to lounge around ln." So said many who had picnick- ed there. A group of boys and girls who picnicked there last
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    Annual radio convention
    75 11 Mr H. A. c Van Beurden. Electrical Company of Siam, and Mr J. G Ten Houland. and Mr J G. Ten Houten. commercial manager of Electronic Tube Division NY Philips Eindhoven. Holland, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Bangkok by X.L.M. Constellation Mr Ten Houten, who is on
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      157 11 WEATHER Minimum temperature '7 30 p.m. on Nov. 13 to 7 30 am. on Nov. 14): Sincapore 75 dcßrre.s. Penans 73, Kota Bahru 72, Kuala Lumpur 72. Ipoh 72 Kuantan 70. Maxinuni trmprraturr '7.30 a.m. to 730 pm. oil Nov. 14 1 Singapore 81) Prnanp «r». Kota Bahru 85, Kuala
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      788 11 "By grace are ye saved through faith." Eph. 2.8. CHURCH OF ENGLAND day School, 8.50 Service. BUhop R. ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL: L M.. 7 «.m.. 8 Holy Communion: 9.30 PAIR D 1 U R T 1 P Sunday school, 1030 Mattlns. 11.45 f" nd ?>' 1 9 1 5 Ba
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    TWO OLD MEN OF MALAYA
    151 12 old men whose wrinkles reflect a lifetime of toil form the main subjects in this week's photographic page. First prize of $30 goes to Kwok Siew Weng, of 6 MacCallum Street, Penang, for his "Catching Up on the News," below. Camera Airesflex. Exposure 1/100 at
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    Marooned—& found paradise
    826 12  - Marooned— found paradise \L\\ KKM Bt RECENTLY A PARTY of plcnickers-cum-cxplor-ers, arriving by motor-boat at the tiny "uninhabited" Carolina island some ten miles of! the coast of Portuguese East Africa, had the surprise of their lives. They found on the island a "marooned" Rhodesian family who curtly refused their offers
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    AN 'OLD LADY" SHOWS HER PAVES
    900 13  - AN 'OLD LADY" SHOWS HER PAVES lOII\ HI II \U I I Reviewed hw •GEUHGVIEVE' IS 111 I 11. 111 l I I WE don't like British pictures because they are too dull, too complicated and too slow-moving That, roughly, was the opinion ex- pressed to me by a group
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    Horrors of the deep
    48 13 Horrors of the deep Deadly moray eel seen in "The Sea Around Vs." liiti Haft with a perpetual seoul A ilim-r drsfMtl toith a hah;/ or/opus. Thit battlo to the death between giant octopus and i (hark forms one of the excitinc s««u*ncet in •The Sea Around Ul."
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    'GEE,' SAID JULIET
    288 13 CONSOLATION PRIZE FOR PIER ANCELI LONDON. THE second film Juliet I've met this year has heartbreak eyes and un- i forced gaiety— and protects the waves in her auburn hair with a i snood. The name is Pier Angeli, and she's booked for the starcrossed lover In
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    SILVERSTONE SEES A BRIGHT FUTURE
    212 13 fTTHE merger of Warnrr Br is JL with 20th Century-Fox on the new medium of picture projection, Cinemascope, has been hailed in Hollywood as one of the most progressive steps for many years. in a cable to Mr. Sandy Rao, 20th Century-Fox manager in Singapore.
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    MFU GOES IN FOR COLOUR
    168 13 jyjALAYAN film goers wilj be seeing the Malayan Film Unit's first colour production In February next year, Mr. Thomas Hodge, the unit's chief tells me. The film Is a study of Malacca and Is now being processed in the United Kingdom. Mr. Hodge says several
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    TRUTH ABOUT TOMBSTONE
    2253 17 THE towx that n %s too rorcn to mi: QNE can read many books of American history and find only the barest mention of a place called Tombstone in Arizona. And yet no other town in the world has lived through more agonising misadventures, nor survived so
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    Pass this final exam and become proficient
    1063 18 Motoring in Malaga by M.VMXIM. BLACKWOOD |T WOULD seem that the driving hints of British motor racing "Maestro" Mike Hawthorn which have been discussed at some length in these columns over the last two weeks have created some impression. So they should, because
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    THESE 'FORGOTTEN BOYS' POSSESS THE REAL SPIRIT
    895 18  -  JOHNNY JOHNSON SINGAPORE SPORTS PARADE By RETURNING to the city after a week's holiday on one of the lovely Islands off Singapore, the first thing I did was to glance through the sports pages of the past week's editions. What I saw told
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    Support for Peng Soon in Hong Kong
    213 19 HONO KONO. Sat. THE English-language China Mall sided with unofficial world badminton champion Wont; Peng Soon of Malaya today In his feud with the Badminton Association of Malaya. Its columnist "Armotaut" said he is "Inclined to agree' with Wont* i in the controversy.
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    PARKER PENALTY GIVES SCC VICTORY
    555 19 But honours go to S'gor Club S.C.C 11; Selangor Club 8. A LTHOUGH a penalty by skipper Max Parker won the game for the Singapore Cricket Club, members of the Selangor Club can go back to vuala Lumpur knowing that they really won a noral
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    BADMINTONBIG UPSET
    129 19 IT'IGHTEEN-year-old schoolJLTj boy champion, Robert Lim, created a major upset at the Singapore Badminton Association's open championships last night by defeating S. A. Durai, former All-India champion, in straight sets at the SBA Hall. Robert won 15-8. 17-14. Thomas Cup player Ong Poh Llm. the defending champion, defeated
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    Civilian pack beat Services
    156 19 IPOH, Sat. pLAYING on a wet ground, Ipoh Civilians mudlarked their wny to victory by nine points (three tries i to nil over Ipoh Services in today's Poppy Day rugger match on the padang. The game was well contes"ed but the heavy, slippery ball 'made handling
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    S'GOR ALL BLUES BEAT SINGAPORE
    466 19 M. Natt. Mans Tor; Teck Soon. Osman Hussein, Oomez. Ah Ngan. Piotrowskl. Ouan Bock. J. Quay. Shahranl Singapore: Boon Keng; Robert Low, Kass'.m. Ronald Tan, Omar Rejab: Luk Juan. Ec Bin; Yeng Son. Masood. Slnthamoney. Bula'. Ricketts, Scharenguivel. de Bruyn Teck Peng SELANGOR All Blues
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    LATIFF WANDERERS TO HOLD DANCE
    56 19 Latin Wanderers will hold a 'ance at Raffles Hotel on Nov. 27 > raise funds for the Singapore Hockey Association. Tickets for the dance, from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m., are S3 for a couple and $2 single. They can be bought from Raffles Hotel
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    PWD in 4-1 victory
    36 19 Public Works Department beat H.M. Customs 4-1 In a BHA Dlv. 3 leaßue game at Victoria School yesterday. Lopez and Carnegie scored two goals each for PWD and Clark replied for Customs.
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    Crossbar collapses
    106 19 'JV/E ALL BLUES rugger fix- ture between Selangor and Singapore was held up for five minutes yesterday when players had to replace a crossbar that had fallen The first score of the gameto Singapore came off a penalty Skipper Yap Boon Keng took the kick and the ball
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    RAF DEFEAT ARMY 16-6
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    KING CROW SCORES A DOUBLE
    2535 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Herb Charles rides two big-priced winners J£ING CROW completed a grand double wtien he earned 9.5 to a handsome two-length win in the Class 3 mile-and-a-quarter trophy race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club November meeting. Jockey
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    53 20 TOTAL POOL: $321,060 1. No. *****7 <$86.n86) 2. No. *****8 ($43,343) 3. No. *****1 ($21,671) STARTERS ($3,611 each) Nos. *****0, *****6, *****1, *****9. *****0, *****4. CONSOLATION: ($1,925 each) Ncs. *****7, *****0, *****5, *****5, *****7, *****2, *****5, *****2, *****4, *****9. DOUBLES TOTES Ist Double: one ticket ($2,285); 2nd Double:
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    50 20 MUAR, Sat. Gorbax Slneh won the novices singles title when he defeated Nasir Taha 6 l. 6 4 in the final of the Muar District tennis championships. Haron and Omar beat Ibrahim Manan and Idrus Omar 6—3, 6 2 to win 'he handicap doubles titles.
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