The Straits Times, 5 December 1954

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Ml I '°6 SINGAPORE, SI NDAY, DECEMBER 5 1954. 15 CENTS
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    NO V.I.P. ROOM FOR AVA
    107 1 HONG KONC. Saturday SPECIAL squad of police was on duty to keep order among the big crowd which welcomed Ava Gardner ■ie arrived here today from Tokyo to boost her v film "The Barefoot Contessa." Wfl] leave for Singa-. spendiriK six days Konc: Government jave
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    BOY SPENDS AN HOUR IN JAMMED LIFT
    49 1 BOY SPENDS AN HOUR IN JAMMED LIFT i nglne was cal'cn 81 apore Cent r.ii i ttion yesterday to free 11 -year-old boy. Arthur who was trapped In ah d lift In a block oi n y flats in ClemcnAvenue. ur was more than one the lift before help
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    Onn's daughter weds
    32 1 i.A LUMPUR. Sat. Che nte Onn. daughter of 31r Onn bin Ja'afar. re- er f'»r Home Affairs, led hore tonisht to Marun bin Ibrahim, a Welfare officer in Pa-
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    FLOODS AGAIN ON E. COAST
    69 1 KUALA l-IMPfR. Sit—Torrential rains on the Fast Coast today acain blocked roads, flooded farming lands and caused two ferries to close. Anc! tonight Trengganu and Kelnntan state engineers reported: "The water is still rising." Ferries over tBM swollen dungun and jerteh rivers were closed today.
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    SLACKS BAN FOR OFFICE WEAR
    49 1 JERUSALEM. Sat. A circular issued yesterday by the Mayor forbade women employees of the municipality to wear slacks to work, a.s wearing of slacks wa.« a violation of the Old Testament teachings. T'le women srid they wore slacks becau.se the offices are unheated. U.P
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    STRIKE! AND AT THE UNIVERSITY!
    171 1 THE University of Malaya Students' Union resolved last m£ht to call a one-day strike in protest against the eviction from the Dunearn Road Hostels of four undergraduates found guilty of "behaviour prejudicial to the The resolution was adopted at an extraordinary general meetine at Oci
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    'WAR' DECLARED ON 5,000,000 EGYPTIANS
    355 1 'WAR' DECLARED ON 5,000,000 EGYPTIANS TU CAIRO, Saturday QtATH sentences were imposed here today on Hassan El Hodeiby, supreme guide of the fanatical Moslem Brotherhood, and six others, including the tinsmith. Mahmoud Abdel Latif, who tried to shoot the Prime Minister, Lt.-Col. Nasser, last October. Seven other members of the
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    20 share word puzzle $5,000
    202 1 20 share word puzzle $5,000 D RE a rc .S^" 16 of the Str a"s T,mes Word Puzzle CCC Each will receive 3250. They SINCAPORE: Joseph Lee, 12 Siang Kuang Avenue: E Spykerman. 2A Kent Road: Robert Chia 3 Stangcc Place: Hashim bin Abu Shamah, 58 Loronz \S£* f? 8
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    'Slander'—so 30 must die
    112 1 'Slander'— so 30 must die LONDON. Sat. /COMMUNIST courts have v/ convicted 220 people in Hunan Province in Rod China for "working against the people's government." Moscow Radio said today. The MOSCOW broadcast quoted a Peking report which said that "220 leaders and members of a counter revolutionary organization, headed
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    Found injured
    33 1 A 46-yrar-old woman. Tan Ah Ann. was found With her throat rut in a house in Jalan Tua Kone, Singapore, yesterday mornina. She was admitted to hospital in a critical rondition.
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    A MILLION DOLLARS
    78 1 The Perak Turf Club will run a million dollar big sweep in conjunction with the Perak Derby richest race on the Malayan turf, to be run at Ipoh in April next year. The target figure will be 500,000 tickets which will be sold at $2 each. The
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    SAGO STRIKE DRAGS ON
    52 1 The strike at the Swce Seng Sago Factory. Singapore, rntcrs its 17th. day today with no settlement in sight. A meeting between management and labour in the Labour Department yesterday failed to reach agreement. Another meeting will he held on Tuesday. Donations *o the strikers amount
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    ALLIANCE WINS MORE SEATS
    269 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday yHE UMNO-MCA-MIC-ailiance captured both the seats contested in today's Kuala Lumpur municipal elections. This gives the alliance all the four vacant scats the other two having been won unopposed and also its first woman councillor. Miss Gunn Chit Wha. One candidate. Mr. T.
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    Races off —deluge hits Ipoh
    175 1 A terrific rainstorm which I\ broke over the Kinta Valley soon after 3.15 yesterday afternoon made the Perak Turf Club abandon half the card of the first day of the December meetinp. The fourth race, delayed for 15 minutes, was run in heavy rain. Horses
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    113 marries 21
    35 1 ISTANBUL. Sat. Moerl Erkan, aged 113, married a 21 -year-old woman on Thurs- i day after advertising that he would give a house and U5525,000 worth of land to his bride.— A.P.
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    Smuggling: S'pore RAF is cleared
    226 1 Smuggling: S pore RAF is cleared ROYAL AIR FORCE men in Singapore are not involved in the alleged Singa-pore-Darwin smuggling ring said to use "top secret" Woomera packages as a "cover". This was stated yesterday by an R.A.F. spokesman after Darwin R.A.A.F. authorities had signalled: "There Is no foundation for
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    Ah Boey smiles — and relaxes
    376 1 Ah Boey smiles and relaxes YyiTH sunshine streaming into the room, an alert-eyed Chinese girl gazes out on a cheerful Malacca street AND SMILES. She is a cripple, but a happy cripple. She lies on a clean rubber mattress the wooden platform has gone She gets good food, and her
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    THE POPE: HE IS GETTING BETTER
    160 1 THE POPE: HE IS GETTING BETTER VATICAN CITY. Sat. THE Pope, propped on his pillows. this morning received two cardinals who not?d a "marked improvement in his condition. He chatted affably with them. The 78-year-old Pontilf, weakened by a heart »Urn t and biuM of vomiting and hiccoughs faces three
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    Glorious Majesty
    48 1 The <)ueen with the Duke of Kdinburgh at the state opening of Parliament at the House of Lords on Tuesday. I. .it' i. members of both houses presented a portrait and an illuminated address to Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, who was 80 that day.
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    LOCH NESS MONSTER SIGHTED
    134 1 FORT WILLIAM. Scotland, Sat The Loch Hess mi reported by more than sightseers over the pasi years, has bom seen Bgs i by raciar Prter Andrrscn. mat i fishing vessel Rival, re] i sighting the monsti r S thorns deep on the bci i i his
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    Sir John at a fair
    98 1 The Governor of Singapore. i Sir John Nlcoll. yesterday visited the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home at Tanah Merah Besar where a fun fair was being held to raise $50,000 to maintain 40 patients for a year. He was met by Mrs. Mackintosh White, matron
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    A MIND DOCTOR'S SECRET CASES
    1330 2 Two much love it was an uncommon sort of complaint, but its effects could be just as disastrous II THE CASE OF THE Heluctmt diemms YTOU probably know the A lovely young girl who was my patient until a fornight ago. She has appeared in
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    LOVE—NOT EXAMS—CAUSES MOST TROUBLE AT THE UNIVERSITY
    399 2 LOVE— NOT EXAMS— CAUSES MOST TROUBLE AT THE UNIVERSITY LOVE, or lack of It, causes more harm to university students than all the cramming to pass examinations. That is the theory of Dr. Ronald J. Still of the student health department of Leeds University. He produces figures which will cause
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    Nathaniel Gubbins
    487 2 ACCORDING to the papers the housewives of Britain, country of dull cooking, are being urged "to take their husbands round the Continent" by preparing a foreign dish for dinner every evening. One night these fortunate chaps will be in Paris, the npxt nlfrht in Rome, the next In
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    Party Negara expands
    25 3 SEGAMAT. Sat. Party Negara plans to form subbranches at Labis, Batu Anam and Jementah. Preliminary meetings are planned to be held today
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    Vitamin tablets did not live up to name: doctor fined
    270 3 Vitamin tablets did not live up to name: doctor fined MULTI VITAMIN TABLETS 11 the name of an imported patent medicine, sold in bottles of 1.000 tablets earh failed to live up to its name when samples from 4?) bottles, seized by the Singapore police in October, were analysed. The
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    AWARD FORCANAL RESCUE HERO
    231 3 —one/ a date at Covt. House COR rescuing a Chinese girl from drowning in Bukit Timah Canal during a flood last April, Special Constable Khoiron bin Ribob is to receive the Royal Humane Society Testimonial at a Government House investiture on Dec. 18. Khoiron was on
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    INCURABLE TB PATIENTS NEED HELP
    123 3 INCURABLE TB PATIENTS NEED HELP JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. \IOST of the patients in the ITI TB. ward of the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, will be discharged soon, as the places are needed for more urgent nMS, states the JB District Association for the Prevention of TB. The association has to
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    EXTORTION CHARGE
    72 3 N? Kirn Kang was charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with putting two men. referred to in court as Mr. 'V" and Mr. "Z" in fear of death to extort $2,000 and 1 $3,000 from them It was alleged he committed the offences between July 1
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    4 on robbery charge
    59 3 Four men were charged in Singapore yesterday with attempting to rob Sin Ah Hoe at a house in West Coast Road on Friday afternoon armed with three knives. No plea was recorded and the man, Yeo Eng Cher, Lim Chiow Guan. Teo Kwce Kee and Chung
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    Mr. or Mrs.—if was all the same to her
    242 3 Mr. or Mrs.— if was all the same to her IT was after a woman hawker, who had been fined $10 I yesterday, had chosen to go |to prison that the usher of a Singapore court realised that she was not the person named in the summons charged. But the
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    FISHING FOR 'TADPOLES'
    132 3 Thp Franciscan Missionaries of Mary held a fun fair at their Holland Road premises yesterday afternoon to inaugurate a building fund for a domestic science workroom for under-privileged girls. Several hundred supporters, including about 90 pupils from the Franciscan Sistrrs kindergarten school and thrir parents, attended. Picture
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    Dr. Lin lauds C'wealth
    101 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. DR. LIN YU-TANG. Chancellor of Nanyang University, praised the British Commonwealth at a dinner held in his honour last night. "It's growth and power provides a fine example of the correct use of knowledge." he said. Mr. Lim Loan Teng. chairman of the
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    THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF MRS. AND MISS 1954 THE WIFE WHO SAYS'NO BABIES!'
    863 4 THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF MRS. AND MISS 1954 THE WIFE WHO SAYS'NO BABIES!' In the fourth article in the series, Britain's known woman novelist BARBARA CARTLAND contm her dissection of the Modern Eve \yb have all met her— the woman who secretly hates herself. Ihere is absolutely no reason
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    AH PAT FINDS IT EASY MONEY
    500 4 \IOST of us earn our living selling goods, pushing pens, or shoulricnn loads. But 45-year-old Wong Ah Pat does none of those. And he comfortably. Ail he has to do is to be alert and work the index finder of h right hand. Nearly
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    Cyclist saved a 'murderer' from death!
    587 4 Cyclist saved a 'murderer' from death! QNE OF THE ODDEST "races with time" ever known, a race which incredibly saved a man from being executed for a murder he hadn't committed, occurred in November. 1938. The extraordinary train of events which led to this sensational race began in July 1937,
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    PRISONERS TO STAGE 'PANTO'
    280 5 KUALA LUMPUR Saturriav v si MONTH-for the first time or! T rocord-the .mates of a Malayan gaol will present a play v prison walls with attendance oner, tn th* lie. reds of the perforth" pantomime "Cinwill so to the Selan)i>rhart;ed Prisoners' Aid v The society's patron
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    Winning answers to Wind 'Puaale CCC One of the easiest, but competitors were good
    1132 5 Winning answers to Wind 'Puaale CCC One of the easiest, but competitors were good fHE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'CCC will be shared by 20 entrants, who each submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those given below. The following will receive $250 each:
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    The good old days
    112 5 OLD SINGAPORE," a most readable and informative collection of sketches about the island during the last century, is now available in book form. Mr. Donald Dayie.s originally wrote these articles for the Sunday Times and Mr. Donald Moore has had them published in an attractive little
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    100 CHILDREN SEE A MAGIC DISPLAY
    197 5 MORE than 100 boys and, girls were yesterday treated ti> a show of magic at the Children's Social Centre Christmas Party at Mount Erskine, under the auspices of the Social Welfare Department. Singapore. Mi. Ronald Knight made goldfish vanish from their 1 bowls, produced
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    Tried suicide
    38 5 Joseph Saul Joseph pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to attempting to commit .suicide by takinu poison on Nov. 25 at his Waterloo Street home. He was bound over in $50 in one surety for six months.
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    Carols to be broadcast.
    104 5 THE Singapore Chamber Ensemble is giving a I concert of Christmas music at Radio Malaya on December 19 'at 6 p.m. The programme will consist of Corelli's ChrLstmas Con- j certo, excerpts from Bach's ChrLstmas Oratorio, carols and Yaughan Williams's Fantasia on Christmas Carols. The soloists
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    OUR CHILDREN & OUR WIVES
    1004 6  - OUR CHILDREN OUR WIVES Freddie d'Argencourt A foreigner, here for 20 years, takes a quizzical look at By I CAME to Singapore some 20 years ago. And I immediately liked it; that is why I stayed here instead of continuing my journey farther east and south-east. I soon learned to
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    Plait your Christmas pudding NOW
    418 6 THE Christmas season is advancing rapidly. Once again it is time to think about "Operation Christmas Pudding." A successful pudding Is not made in one eonseeutrve operation. There should be a pause for thorough drying after the fruit has been washed and a further pause
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    REUNION-AFTER THIRTY YEARS
    613 6 REUNION -AFTER THIRTY YEARS QWING to being away down river the Tuan missed the final cocktail party at the Club, and the tea party given by Government employees to speed the departing A.O and to welcome the Malay official who has taken his place Until 1920 this district was in
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    Record Playtime
    287 6 TO THE GLORY OF GOD Singapore's musical groups are an ambitious bunch these times, but there is little chance of them attempting a work I have just heard on a new recording. This is the Te Deum by the frenzied French composer Hector Berlioz. Berlioz believed In doing
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    Lazy evenings at home are becoming fashionable!
    297 7 PASUAL, comfortable evenings at home have brought about a new trend in housecoat fashions. The new "sleck-easics" the latest "lounge about" clothes, made in slipper satin, brocade, faille, nylon or cotton are the most glamorous outfits imaginable and are an absolute luxury to
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  • JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASE BOOK
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      My girl has a temper
      294 7 My girl has a temper IAM 28-ycars-old and havo known a girl of 18 for about a year. Throußh my friends I j have learned that she is very bad tempered and I doesn't know much about cooking and tailoring. One night when we were out I asked her whether
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      Secret No. 1
      194 7 I AM secretly engaged to a boy. We always meet once a year but write twice a month. I Sometimes my fiance does not write to me for longer periods if we have a misunderstanding. I Last month he came to my house for a visit, but
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      Secret No. 2
      179 7 boyfriend is 27-years-old 4 -'A and I have been engaged for about six months without the knowledge of my parents 4 or him. Recently I discovered that my fiancee has another girl-friend whom his parents 4 wish him to marry. Whenever I ask him about this he
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    Sport is the way to beauty
    122 7 Sport is the way to beauty I THINK it is terrible that most housewives are forced to forego the pleasure of outside sports." says Hollywood film star Joan Fontaine. Joan insists that sports would work wonders for most women. "First of all," she points out, "exercise is healthy. Women who
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    SEASON OF FURROWED BROWS!
    468 7  - SEASON OF FURROWED BROWS! Maxine Rakich By pURROWED brows, harrassed expressions, a certain wild look in the eyes and an air of complete distraction seems to be universal these days while shoppers in town mumble over Christmas gift lists. The reason for all this gloom seems to stem from the
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    IT'S NEW IN HOLLYWOOD...
    173 7 One of the most colourful fashion notes of today is red flannel and young Paramount stars have taken to the style with gusto. Red flannel knickers are wonderful for spectator sports as well as windy days. One costume of black wool, which has a circular skirt
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    We could all do it ...if we wan toil
    736 8  - We could all do it ...if we wan toil LORNA ESSEX Says WE COULD ALL DO IT IF WE REALLY WANTED TO. WE COULD ALL GET ROUND THE WORLD IF WE HAD THE SPIRIT. JHAT'S what I felt hist week when I met Felicity Mason, who has ridden round Europe
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    'A bird that escaped from a cage'
    460 8 'A bird that escaped from a cage' I FEEL like a bird that has escaped from a cage." said Rosemary. "I've just drawn my first week's wages ever. And for the first time in my life I know how it feels to do as I like How many girls would
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    Contrasts
    31 8 The gaily spotted handkerchief knotted at the neck is a bright feature of the leisure wear chosen by Paramount star Vcra Ellen. She finds contrasts with neckerchief, sweater and shorts.
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    FASHION KNOWS NO SEASON
    160 8 CASH lON knows no season and respects no climate, so with the temperature dropping the doors of the London designers have opened to show what will be worn in the Spring. Under blazing lights, bare-legged models display cotton dresses. It seems that the Queen Mother's choice
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    More people are seeking treatment for cancer
    645 9 More people are seeking treatment for cancer NO PROOF OF CIGARETTES CAUSING N ASO- PHARYNGIAL CANCER BUT RATIO IS STILL ONLY ONE-IN-THREE CANCER of the mouth more prevalent in the Federation than in Singapore is possibily due to the habit of chewing betel nut, the Senior Radiologist at the Singapore
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    Registry wedding
    26 9 Mr. and Mrs. Kofi Ah Lek, of Singapore, who were married ar the Registry Office yesterday. The bride was formerly Miss Tan Tcck Joo.
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    MENTRI OF JOHORE WILL RETIRE SOON
    218 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. DATO Haji Syed Abdul Kadir bin Mohamed who has been Mrntri Besar of Johore since 1950 will go on leave on Jan. 3 preparatory to retirement. The Sultan of Johore. who has given his approval, has not yet announced a successor
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    $38,600 damages for sea diver
    251 9 kJANLIO VASTA, an Italian diver who was partially paralysed below the hips after an attack of "bends while diving off the coast of Singapore last year was awarded 538,600 damages yesterday. The award was made against Inter-Ocean Salvage and Towage Limited by Mr. Justice Tan
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    New one-way scheme to speed traffic
    197 9 A ONE-WAY traffic scheme around the Victoria Me morial Hall. Singapore, will come into operation or Wednesday. It is planned to provide better pedestriar and vehicular control in the Empress Place roundabou area. Fo fit in with the new scheme, the roundabout at the
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    Honoured again
    32 9 The Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll, has awarded a former police sub-inspector, Inche Abu Hassan bin Tuneal. a bar to the Colonial Police and Fire Bripade long service medal.
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    PARENTS PROTEST AT 'DISCRIMINATION'
    140 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. pARENTS of schoolchildren m Johore Bahru met yesterday at Bukit Zahrah School to protest against what they called a discriminatory attitude of the Johore Education Department. i The children of these parents had been refused admission to form 2 of the English College
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    NEGRO TALKS TO TEACHERS
    47 9 Mr. Carl T. Rowan, wellknown American Negro journalist spoke to the Singapore Teachers' Union last night on "The Role of the Newspaper in Social Change Mr. Rowan is touring the East under the auspices of the American State Department's international educational exchange programme.
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    Guides meeting
    23 9 The annual meeting of the Girl Guides Association. Singapore, will be held at Guide Headquarters, Buyong Road, at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    JOHORE CONCENTRATES ON LOANS TO 'SPECIALS'
    116 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The State Development Board. Johore, gave particular attention this year to rehabilitation loans to ex-Special Constables. As a result 45 projects wenapproved from January to June compared with 32 for tht whole of 1952 and 1953 Figures for loans to Special
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    Airmen's camp
    46 9 Members of the Malayan Air Training Corps in Singapore and the Federation will hold a joint camp at the Military Forces camp in Changi in the middle of December. The Governor. Sir John Nicoll, will inspect them on Saturday. Dec. 18 at 5 p.m.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPOR, Dec. 5, 1954.
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      Does it matter?
      405 10 Tid-apathy. said the |ohore State Under-Secretary last week, is a disease which attacks all who stay too long in Malaya. The climate is usually blamed and it is true that all over the world countries bordering on the equator have more than a fair share of citizens
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    The sad price a pioneer must pay...
    1249 10 The sad price a pioneer must pay... TWO OF HIS SOJVS hll i i IP ...AJVB AT HIS MCAK XIOMFXT Ol SI < f ESS HIS GLOWTXG IHU MIS Alii: siiii iini n IUITH the future of his plans in doubt, with many of his dreams shattered, and in the
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      'For another ten years...'
      235 10 I BELIEVE Malaya is notready yet for self-govern-ment and that there are still too few Malayans fit to hold Ministerial posts in an indeptndent Malaya. I believe that if Malaya was to get Independence today there would be war tomorrow. Therefore, for the time being we
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      Family life
      230 10 WITH reference to Lucian Peter's letter nuhlished in the Sunday Times on November 14: He .said that the modern world accepts divorce and takes the woman away from housrh >ld duties and her children. Speaking about divorce. I am convinced that it i.s, under certain exceptional circumstances, a
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      The drinkers
      287 10 lifl. MENDES FRANCE, now considered to be a great and dynamic personality not only in France but throughout the world, has started yet another praiseworthy campaign in his country. This time hLs attempt is to battle against alcoholism which has created an alarming situation In France. It is
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      Plea for aid
      101 10 MAY I make an appeal on behalf of the Children's Church at Christ Church, Sutton? Every year we try to give the children a good Christmas party but of course this costs a lot of money. We thought that your readers mighr, be able to help us
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      Ducks and women
      87 10 Ilive in the Serangoon Garden Estate and every morning I take the Paya s. Lebar bus to school. In the morning the bus is >, very crowded and here are <! some of its contents: Chic- > kens and ducks, flowers and J a large assortment of
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      Cold cure
      64 10 A FRIEND tells me that she has kept her'family <; entirely free from colds for years. This is what she does: She puts a large unskinned onion in the neck of an empty vase. When the shoots have grown to a height of three inches she replaces the
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      Little words
      32 10 rpHERE are two words in X the English language that < I have always looked upon as being extremely helpful during a long life. These are "Thank you." S.E.N. Kuala Lumpur.
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      No courtesy
      94 10 I HAVE been driving a car for 15 years, mostly in Singapore and Malaya, and have always received the greatest courtesy from other drivers The same does not apply here. The average car owner in London may be more competent in handling his vehicle but there it ends.
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    Goodbye to the Africans
    239 10 \IALAYA wil! shortly say farewell tc the 2nd Battalion The King's African Rifles. These well disciplined wariors came to Malaya in June 1953 and after preliminary training in Johore. moved up to The Kuantan area to take pirt in operations there. Although most of their Malayan
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    Billy Budd
    332 10 Billy Budd MISS AVA GARDNER exquisite la Smithfield. North males i* Mi >. rent public bored with mei But I don't believe moment (tl passible that could become b,. sort of men around Hollywood Gardner, however garlous typo ,> conceivably bee. with thf malr leg] fall for her so I
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    Terror killing of civilians by Reds in October 'lowest ever'
    313 11 A "ffl re f° rd nUmber Of c v i O^obf ferns' last -thk.Med only one. This is the lowest figure ever in onT month the Emergency began in June 1 948. Thirteen civilians died ,n October— the highest in
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    PLEA FOR A GREAT COLONY CAUSE
    193 11 PLEA FOR A GREAT COLONY CAUSE 'jMf I StataptfC Leprosy Relief \--mm -littinn i> in( for funds to hristmaa part} to ■its of the Trallomr for Lepers. w.ir. two parties arranged, one 10 adults and an special" party for .'nil children, the >f the appeal, Hrn X G. Church, said
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    WELFARE AID ON INCREASE
    139 11 rpHE number of families A getting aid under the public assistance scheme of the Singapore Social Welfare Department is steadily rising. Mr. E. F. Middleditch, the department's Assistant Secretary (Public Assistance) in a broadcast last night, said expenditure was now costing the public $4,000,000 a year.
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    RUBBER HIGHER
    147 11 DECEMBER first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 82 cents a lb.. eleven-sixteenths of a cent above Friday's close. The closing tone was quiet. Sellers were reserved and there was a little trade support. Closing prices yesterday In cent? per lb. were:- No. 1 R.S.S.
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    Annual dinner
    18 11 Parent Teacher Associa- the Bedok GirLs' School. held its annual I .n the school hall last
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    FAMOUS FILM COMEDY FOR SINGAPORE
    127 11 FAMOUS FILM COMEDY FOR SINGAPORE i RENE Clair comedy. 'The Italian Straw Hat." will Itapore Film Society's mm. film show. This at tht 1 British i til nrxt Saturday at (i Sunday ft 6 30 and "here are now 569 mrm--01 the Society in future performances of all 16 .shows
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    TIN DOWN
    21 11 The nnce of tin in Singapore yesterday was $353.62 i per picul 62' 2 cents below the Friday price.
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    Boy stabbed in fight
    75 11 A 13-year-old Malay boy. Selamat bin Kamari. was stabbed in the chest during a fight with two boys in the compound of his house in Bens Wan Road, off Serangoon Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The fight started when Selamat stopped the boys from picking coconuts from
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    'Short' causes dispensary tin
    62 11 Two fire engines were rushed to a dispensary in Middle Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The fire which caused little damage, was caused by a short circuit. The brigade also tackled another small fire which broke out on the ground floor of a shop in Keng Chew
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    Axis ahoy: But Captain Nilsen always got away
    123 11 /^»APT J I. A. Nilsen, a ,o.,ran Norman whose .ship neither the Japane.se nor the Germans could sink though they tried hard enough for four years, arrived In Singapore yesterday on < < board his new ship the 3.800ton Halivard. The 63-var-old
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    307 11 LONDON. Sat. ENGLISH LEAGI'E DIV. 1 Aston Villa 0 Cardiff 2 Blackpool 2 Arsenal Bolton Prrston Charlton 3 Sheffield I' 1 Huddersflrld 0 Burnley 1 Manchester U. 3 Leicester 1 Portsmouth 6 W Bromwich 1 Sheffield W. 0 Newcastle 3 Sunderland 3 Manchester C 2 Tottenham 1
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    THE GOOD LITTLE UNS
    36 11 Wong K.im Tin and Hong Mun put on a "fight" at yesterday's Children's Social Centre Christmas farty at Mount Erskinc. Watching them is Mrs. Scwell, wife of Brigadier Scwell. Sunday Times picture.
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    MATCH ENDS IN RIOT
    111 11 KOTA BAHRU. Sat. The finals of the Kelantan knockout football tournament between the Prisons Sports Club and a Gerda eleven had to be abandoned here today when a riot broke out. Play was rough from the start and a climax was reached when Phul of Gerda
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    'Smartest cop I've seen'
    278 11 UUNDREDS of Orchard Road motorists know Police ConstaV<- Vithoba Kumbhar not by name, but as the smartc 'eman on point duty in Singapore. P. C. K s military precision ai. aork perfection of mo.. ..at when on duty during the peak hours at the Scotts Road-Orchard
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    Catholics in conference
    82 11 The Catholic Students' Union of the University of Malaya is sending three delegates and an observer to the All-Asian Catholic Seminar in India today. The delegates Messrs. Christopher Wee, Loh Fook Seng and William Ngui— and the observer. Miss Rose Nalpon. leave today by Air India International.
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      94 11 High tides TODAY: Singapore 5.45 a.m. i7 ft 8 in. i. 6.07 p.m. (7 ft. 6 In.); Port Diikson 1.07 am. (7 ft. 8 in.i 1.39 p.m. 16 ft. 3 In. i. Penang 7.30' a.m. 6 ft 0 in. i 8.56 p.m. (6 ft 7 In t TOMORROW: Singapore 6
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    WHAMPOA'S SHOWPIECE OF THE ISLAND
    724 12  -  Donald Davies HOO Ah Kay. more familiarly known as Whampoa, was one of the best known and most liked Chinese in the old days of thr St:.. itSettlements His father came to Singapore in the veryearly days and kept a shop to supply the shipping
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    The shadows of the girls at Penang
    204 12 CIRST prize m the Sunday Time:. Camera Contest this week is awarded to Siow Seong of 388 Penang Road. Penang. for his study "The Shadows' (above right). Second prize goes to Lo Tek Chong of 88 |atm Copeng, Kampar, for his delightful child
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      187 12 r .^^^r a ThisXnas^s^ a Speedyour a fc i a Greetings I by Air t f f A* Your sentiments will h.doui W r i C\C^C I\^^ appretiatccl when >«>(' r **H^\} \J^^T tl^JM Christmas C.rertiims A\ I I\| tlJ^^*^- friends ahn.ad In m Ajli** 0^ —4k T overseas airmail
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      205 12 Papular trossnvortl ACROSS DOWN >ov i c v m. 11 1. Volcano-mouths (7): 2, Disrasrd 1, Embracing (8); 7, Scold (4); 11, 3 §gm 4 |)|s|)os<> Drive back (5); 12, Worshipped (6); o f (4); 5 Work at (3); 6, Festivals 14, Put to (5); IS, Escaping (7); 16, (5);
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    That's Shelley, that was...
    283 13  -  ROBERT OTTOWAY By A NEW Shelley W.nters planed into London town ye gotta new policy for me." she declared pulling her dress down over her knees That rackety, wildcat Shelley Winters you read about that wasn t me at all. I mvented her Now I'm burying
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    – FILM FANS' FORUM—
    273 13 FILM FANS' FORUM— DO actors and actresses V* really kiss each other in films? If so. do the actresses get extra pay for being kissed? JOHNNY TOH Ipoh. Actors and selresses DO kiss each other. There is no extra pa> To a film star, ki in* is Hist part of
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    Kerima elbows out Sir Ralph!
    640 13 REPORT FROM ROME BY THOMAS WISEMAN JJNTIL I came here I had forgotten all about Kerima. I suspect there are others who have been equally forgetful. But not here in Home, where everyone is talking about her. Kerima is the Algerian girl with the striking
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    THEY'RE A NEW TEAM
    159 13 I doubt, somehow, whether this Is the use Mussolini had Intended for it. His dream was to expand Rome until it was a city on the seafront. He began by buildinc on an area the size of Battersea Park, lust outside the city— towering marble palaces,
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    Spiit personally started her off on Him career
    474 13 r^_ f jn THE screenplay for Universal-International's "Magnificent Obsession" starring Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman, describes Rock's romantic interest, before he falls in love with Jane, as "literally million-dollar-baby in every sense of the word curves, looks and money." The girl picked
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      1300 14 'iS^L:-?. by Edgar Rice Burroughs >#t,, m^^^^jM^ fT^ THE APE-MAN HAP BEEN SEARCHING FOR A W'/isr^V ''>!'* \B-^'^Sr^^ 'J^S C^ v TAKZAN RAM UP CLOSE TO THE RAVENOUS HYENAS I 1 #WHaV Xt J I ijNIV IN TIWF TO MPAg I K. .4^"*.^~ o^^os<^ ASIC QUKXLV HURLEP HIS KNIFE IT
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      324 15 H (^tf/KTINtf A WU<5£ WALL £F l^,K/MA, NARK..ANP ~^^x}t|| OTri£tZ$ IZMN INTO $£&ZCH«/ l 5 OFUDUF CUM0 I P \\W BV n^ 7/^N'T KN^W THAT '"^BJ y FZBB$ H'M $£LP AN? B ;\^Q9 -THI* l££ I* HAPP PN0U6H W 7?/^ OTH5KS MOMBMT£ LATBZ,,, f H61P? J w] T#€ CISCO KiZ>,
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      310 16 I T^GEE WHIZ, LAHNA, WE ["ALREADY A j t> <S\ > -v I -v y /*A5 I HOWS Yl'M ALL RIGHT NOW...} LET'S GET HER^I ■■T~TcAN WALK ...OH, OH I L^==^y THOSE BIG "Sf THE RESULTS X" f^A Ji M f^^l^ V^Jtffdltifll THE V^ r/ v A TO THE HUT,
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    Is this the key to cancer?
    905 17 Is this the key to cancer? BILL DAVIDSON REVEALS THj SECRETS OF TISSUE CULTURE LITTLE more than a decade ajjo sdent- unravelled the niv ,i«>ry of the atom. jod*\ in equally baric myxterj is being solved ih;it of the living human cell, indeed the I (it life itself. \v a
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    Colour saves lives in the factory!
    668 17  -  FABER BIRREN By SCIENCE has made colour a new tool for industry— serving practical and funct.onal purposes. It. tends to promote efficiency, comfort and well being. Its practicality is proven in improving working conditions, reducing fatigue. eye-strair» and tension, and pro moting safety through
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    CAME BACK FROM 'DEAD' TO CLAIM A FORTUNE
    335 17 XX/HEN 27-year-old Tommy Buntm ran away with his pretty secretary, 21 -year old Betty McCuddy, back in 1931. he forgot that his wife back home in Nashville. Tennessee, had his life insured for MS 144,000. Busy raising a family of four daughters
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    Atomic glass
    86 17 A cheap, easy-to-use means of measuring atomic radiation intensify has been developed by U.S. Naval scientists, in the form of a special kind of glass which changes colour when exposed to atomic radiation. Brought out in "dog tag" form, the glass has already been used for monitoring personnel
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      61 17 I don't overlook I I the gearbox rear axle Of yOUr Car have them checked every 1,000 miles and the oil changed it regular intervals Shell Spi r o x and A fffiv T"TT. cL L S s£ Dentax Oils, re- jEf^ .^'i V*"" commended for the Mj^^^^^^ f """«t»y
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      414 17 Moke toot TrVloflie \uS ft tt 0 005 VwlrtlOn K l. from Hongkong lor 1 Soiling 3 y ok ohomo. Honolulu 1 $on Fronci.eo vio Kob«. y Eighleen dayr, of gracious First-Class i^T' living in an air conditioned Country Club Afloat superb* food and service, swimming, deck sports, stimulating companionship,
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    'ELECTRICKERY' MAGIC
    466 18  -  BARNEY AVERY By LJAVE you heard of the modern magician who is taking an increasing part in our lives the electronic neer^ He has been turning his attention to motoring recer An American (onvprtible has been with an automatic top which poes up ■p of rain falls on
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    NOW HERE IS A NEXT YEARS CAR!
    737 18  -  MIKE HAWTHORN By TEST No 2 ln th hands of Hawthorn... THE AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE II h> very well to be high-minded but the fact remains that all of us enjoy flattery. And the stares that follow an Austin Cambridge are bound to make
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    Piruz ban is severe
    405 18  -  CRUSADER Says H |S the two-year suspension recommended by the Selangor Ba< Associations Tournament Committee against the State's No I Abdullah Piruz too severe? Many people think it is— a view wh share. I exp«ct the SBA Council, if it agrees with the tournament committee's finding
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    Slip-shod Singapore Civilians beat Negri-Malacca 24-3
    582 19 H.M.S. MALAYA RUGBY ROUND-UP By W. E. TREVOR Spore Civilians 24; Ncjjri-Malacca 3. SINGAPORE Civilians, playing their most slip-shod game so far this season, must have walked off the Padang yesterday feeling that they had been highly flattered by the score. And they would
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    PERAK ARE NORTH FINALISTS AGAIN
    308 19 PENANG, Saturday. I)ERAK qualified for another H.M.S. Malaya rugby final when they upset the 1 favourites, Penang. by 19 points (two goals and three tries) to six (two penalties) in their key match here today. Pfrak qualified by virtue of a better points average over
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    71 19 WHO'S going to net the ball? Samuel. Ncgri-Malacca frunt row forward, has ju*t made a swipe at it and missed. Krson (left) and Kennedy, both Singapore forwards. Mvoop in on the flanks hut they ton. missed and the ball eventually rolled back into touch for another lineout. This Sunday Times
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    S'gor Malays win Sultans' Cup final
    81 19 S'gor Malays win Sultans' Cup final KI'AI.A U"MPm. Sat. DOMINATING play for the major part of thr came. Selanjni Malays srored a fi-1 victory over K.-H..li Malay* to win the Sultans' fiold Cup nocrer final on the T.P.C.A. ground today. h<rl;ib wrrr four goals down at th<interval and in a
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    COLONY WOMEN BEAT SELANGOR
    58 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Smgaporp had no difficulty bcatin=: Sclangor 3-0 in the women's hockey quadranfiuJar today. Thrre Hal no t.r(<r at lvilftime Mrs. Pennefalher. Mrs. Scwell and Mrs Mills scored after the interval. Penanc drew with Negri Semhilan I—l In the eailier match. Mary Scully scored
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    Airmen look set for 'quad' hockey title
    331 19 |>OVAL AIR FORCE arc reasonably assured of win- 'j ning the Singapore Hockey Association's annual quadrangular tournament which ends at Tanglin today. The airmen, after beatins favourites Civilians on Friday, went on to hold Army, the .«erond best team, to a 1-1 draw
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    CIVILIANS GAIN EASY 5-0 WIN
    268 19 /CIVILIANS took Royal Navy in their stride lor an easy 5-0 victory in the earlier rmitrh of the 3.H.A. -quad" tourney on the padan« ve.-iciday. Navy were well served by their lOftlkMptr, Ea.stwood. who was in brilliant form and .saved his side from the humiliation
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    M.C.C. LOSE 5 WICKETS FOR 26
    161 19 ROCKHAMPTON. Sat made 40 and with Edrich put wild strokes which would not rE MCC scored 317 and on 112 for the first wicket. have been associated with a the Queensland Country XI Against a steady bowling, the more serious Ram?. Scores sumrenlled with
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    Kedah give Seiangor a hard fight
    273 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. QJELANGOR beat Kedah by 13 points (two goals ano a penalty i to 11 points (goal and two penalties) ■in their H.M.S. Mala a rugger match on the padang today. Selansors victory came near the end when Stark scored an opportunist
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    Three titles to Dr. Murthi
    81 19 1)R. MURTHI won triple honour* I at the University of Ml. s'iifT tpnnis tournampnt finals at Cluny Road yrstprdav. Dr. Murthi bent Dr. Cordero In 1 thp men's sinalos flnnl after a harrii fousht parnp of r-8. fi-1. 6-4. Pnrtnerine T>-p Cho Yook. Hp beat
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