The Singapore Free Press, 25 November 1953

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. 13K71, Singapore, Wed., Nov. 23, 1933, Price 13 C'ls
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    WHO GETS RAP, ASKS M.P.
    233 1 WHO GETS RAP, ASKS M.P. Commons probe tost until LAKOI R M.P., M r Julian Snow, (Lichfield and Tamworth) asked m the House of Commons yesterday why it was reuorted that a sergeant was "taking the rap" tor* the delay of year to IS months m thousands of army letters
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    Fed. spends $112 a month to guard a killer
    212 1 Fed. spends $112 a month to guard a killer Free Press Staff Reporter FOUR guards are keeping a night and day watch over a 37-year-old Indian inmate of the Sungei Buloh leper settlement m Selangor. Today the Federal Legislative Council vested the guards with the powers and authority of prison
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    HOW TO WIN VOTES
    34 1 THE MAN m tlv tarter*! chair did not escape from the intensive vote-canvassing by Mrs. Lenar .leijcr. labour, who recently won the Holborn and St. Pamras South by-election. ReutVr picture.
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    HATRED MONGERS
    171 1 Sir Gerald said, much good work had been done and was being done for the Federation. It would be disastrous if "we were to .allow it to be imperilled by those whose only interest is to preach suspicion and even hatred. There was some sign, he said, that
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    NEW OFFICERS BOOST RADIO REVENUE
    17 1 ttoooo Oi?^ se of m ore than S WQ revenue from licences.
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    Rubber price
    14 1 ♦1..!"', R b r Market s n,orn" n^ n n rtilin 'one
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    Bukit Timah best bets
    41 1 I AlUnV 1 i ßukil Tlmah th s afternoon will he Rood Ur OleanJJJV* S;l >s that best bets should be \drlaide M Temp* nil Krlska y- B«*t outHlileM: Wonder Gold information from the course m P.
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    BRITAIN COMPLAINS TO EGYPT
    45 1 Britain hai complalntd to I -vpt, that the numbti ol antiBriU.^h Incident! m tin 1 Sue/. Canal i.s mounting, the Foreign Office announced la.st niKht. a epokatman, >ai<i that M m IdtnU tfHik place iti the two week.* ending Nov. 21.
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    A Malayan 'foreign service'
    219 1 A Malayan 'foreign service' Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore and the Federation Government* have been considering setting up "a small service" of Malayans to represent their country m Commonwealth and foreign countries when Malaya has achieved full self-government, a Singapore Government statement said this morning. As a start, it
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    $50 mil. aid from Britain -Templer
    216 1 $50 mil. aid from Britain -Templer Free l're», Shift Reporter rpilK High Co'iimi.ssioner, Gen 1 sir Gtofftld Tempter, mi nounced m the Federal Legl.-; latlve Council this mormni ibat the British (lovrmmen had promised 1 grunt of million, or $51,428,600 m 1954. If the Emergency should continue I would txamina
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    EXPLOSION KILLS
    22 1 Seven people wer<> kil'.ei by an arms dump explosion followed by fire In London yesterday. About 150 people were injuredl
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    GOVT. MEN ASK 50 PC PAY RISE
    207 2 They may get 3 CEMOR BRITISH civil servants yesterday asked for pay increases more than three times as big as the largest rise sought by any of the four million skilled and manual British workers who have recently lodged pay claims. An increase
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    Earl to wed hotel girl
    116 2 '|>IIK red-haired tarl of -1- Orkney known as "Ginger" when he was a driver m the Royal Army Service Corps m Korea will marry an innkeeper's daughter, it was announced yesterday m London. Two years ago he was Cecil O'Bryen Fitzmaurice and a driver m
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    WOMAN WHO SAILED ATLANTIC ALONE
    53 2 Mrs. Ann Davison, 38, of Gloucestershire, England, who sailed across the Atlantic alone m her 23-foot sloop, docked m New York harbour on Monday after getting lost m the weekend fog. Mrs. Davison came to New York from Miami, Florida, her first landing point m
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    BRITONS SPEND X'MAS ABROAD
    47 2 BRITONS SPEND X 'MAS ABROAD Britons will be going abroad this Christmas m record numbers, according to London travel agencies who attribute the increase to the recent doubling of the old £25 travel allowance. The agencies estimates thai Christmas bookings have increased by about 50 per cent.
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    Lost in love for 13 days
    323 2 MCBMCV ALEXANDER Ritchie explain- Ed m a London court that his car was parked m a street for 13 days and 13 nightc because he was on his honeymoon and forgot. Fined 10s. Distinction PRESIDENT Eisenhower has been elected to the Board of Governors
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    Tory revolt on Army pensions
    155 2 50 MPs SIGN A RnJ,* N1TMBKK of Conservative members staged a minor revolt in the f rl^ t yesterday "jnejiouse O f C It was over a decision announced by Sir Winston Churchill that the Government could not raise the pensions of certain officers of
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    CHEERS FOR THE QUEER
    169 2 CHEERS FOR THE QUEER months he comln I th e Duke of Edinburgh S? fl S t t Gander, Newfoundland P Hood was at the Bermuda 5 P o^ t0 P eet the Ro >' al to^ HrlT^ 1 the alr P° rt C^«! fni «H l0n? r adS I)ned
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      204 2 j£^^^^\* mm^^k. f 4 17 Ml IJ (Wi* i'/dEl\ good STARTS TODAY WITH SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS vtt&&**&v&Here are a few of the numerous money saving BargainsPrinted Voile Rolled Gold Cigarette Amer. Baby Sharkskin Change Pochetty $0.50 each 36' WhIte_Cam bri^_- 3 Sarees $8.00 each Holder $2 5f New
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    Jobs cut: $4 mil. saved in Federation
    293 3 Jobs cut: $4 mil. saved in Federation Free Press Staff Reporter V by oiiice efficiency teams have reduced 8 l \mure m 13 Government departments by more states a report tabled at today's Federal Council meeting m Kuala I umpur. wl c?ff reductions are recommended of 20 per cent Sate
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    ASSESSOR SYSTEM: NEW PLAN
    279 3 ASSESSOR SYSTEM NEW PLAN A SELECT committee set up A to consider the Federation Criminal Procedure Codes amendment! Bill, 1953 has decided the time is not now opportune" to introduce the jury system for criminal trials. In a report tabled at the Federal Legislative Council meeting toda~y the committee says
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    Buddhists hit out at Vietminh
    103 3 SINGAPORE Buddhist leaders will shortly convene a meeting to protest against an order issued by the Vietminh Communists to their followers to burn pagodas and kill monks. The Vietminh radio charged that Buddhism had "drugged the people and lowered tneir fighting spirit." and urged rough
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    JAP GENERALS
    41 3 A Japanese Red CrOM delegation yesterday talked with 27 Japanese generals m a Soviet prison ramp. Among them was General Otozo Yanmda. Commander of the Japanese Mancliurian Army which surrendered to the Russians at the end of the war.
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    FED. GETS JOBS COMMISSION
    113 3 FED. GETS JOBS COMMISSION This is i V s to have a Puh|^ Services Commission. th F P ((hr,,. r Io srcl m financial report placed before Th "rv^ F^^ lative Council today. A mi work rf »w Govp rn m en t thr Adoration r «anisert also io Under
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    S'pore Govt. warns Peking stooges
    161 3 S'pore Govt. warns Peking stooges Free Press Staff Reporter ANY Malayan Chinese who may go to the L'oming Peking Congress which the Communist regime is sponsoring, will nave to take the consequences when he returns, Mr. J. D. Higham, Singapore Under-Secretary, said I yesterday. Mr. Higham was commenting on a
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    FOUR GO TO TALK TO TURK
    295 3 FOUR GO TO TALK TO TURK lie f s happy now Free Press Staff Reporter A TOR the free Press hud published the story of Bft Muh^in Nesar, of the Turkish Air Fore who had .-.pent nine dayi m the Singapore Genet il Hospital with no one to talk to,
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      34 3 FURNISHING FABRICS 7n a Contemporary Mood Abttnd dt'si^ns Cl—tod by l>rilli;mt NounU sirtists. More modern lli:m tomorrow! PUNTED COTTONS Piwn $3.95 r* 4H" wide nloiirs lust to Li^lit and Washing «oin\so\ to.. Ltd. MX.AIMMII
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    His New Job—Britain's Foreign Policy
    834 4  - His New Job— Britain's Foreign Policy ROBERT BLAKE THE POWER BEHIND THE DESK" By '""SIR" 1 VOX E KIRK- PATRICK takes up his post as permanent head of the Foreign Office, at the age of 56. From 1950 he icas High Commissioner m Germany. He was Chamberlain's interpreter at Munich;
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  • The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25, 1953 Opinion
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      THE LOAN
      176 4 T-IIRTY million dollars is not a sum of money which Singapore can lend without considerable sacrifice. Few -thinking people however, will challenge the Legislative Council's approval of the Federation loan. And today the Federal Government's progress report on the Yellow Book on Development underlines the reasons why the
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      PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICE
      209 4 IN a written answer in the Legislative Council, the Singapore Government sternly asserts that "in principle the Government is opposed to backdating salary awards." Then, somewhat lamely, it adds, "unless there are convincing reasons to Justify back-dating." This is not the first time that the Government has
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      36 4 ?>:: ■"■>>>'■ v: ,S /f C/rr women i ALL OVER THE WORLD Always ask for fabrics guaranteed by I •nclwdmi tjiloring <har|« Sole Agents: TMTTF n LEBEL (CHINA) LIMITED Singapore T.I: 6321. 6697. Kuala Umpur Tel: 5682. vbcvbcvx,.
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    MYSTERY OF MISSING $61,000
    134 5 I Free press Staff Reporter i< of ca^h and stores m I°rLraton Government deli federal"" occur Cmonotinous regularity Ult the Director of Audit, yS m a report for last Tp'ut 'before the Federal ESJStt c^ 11 today SUIAS early detection." he says. 59 losses > Bll
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    $40,000 for free fare
    57 5 The select committee ap- pointed to consider the FederaEton draft estimates says that Legislative Councillors are using the railway more frequently—and their free trans- j port facilities produced a bill of $20,000 above "the "inadequate" $20,000 provided m the estimates. Their report wa.s tabled M the
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    GREEK AIR ARMADA
    28 5 Greece now has an air force of more than 400 aircraft of various types including 150 jets, and 13.000 officers and ranks, and six airfields.
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    Support for law to stop tax evasion
    272 5 FED. COMMITTEE REPORTS Free Press Stall" Reporter Till: select committee appointed to consider amendments to the Federation Income Tax Ordinance has decided m favour of nearly all the new provisions Its report on the Bill, which is aimed at stopping tax evasion, was
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    Volunteer lost his insurance
    131 5 Volunteer lost his insurance Free Press Staff Reporter \LL MEMBERS of volunteer services m the Federation are to be informed of the "attitude Insurance companies might take" over policies taken out before they joined these services. This follows the case of an honorary Inspector of Auxiliary Police who was killed
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    $78,640 A YEAR PAY FOR SIX
    55 5 The new office of the Member for Local Government, Housing and Town Planning, will cost I $78 64? a year m salaries and allowances The Member ha* a staff of five. m omre furniture for Mr. H. S Lee, the new Member of Railways
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    LOANS TO BUILD HOMES
    49 5 The Federal and Colonial BulldifiK Society will lend money to recommended redera tlon Government oOetfl to hulk their own homes. In most MUM, ioan^ will be up U) N per cent of the Mtlniated value of the house and the ground on which it .stand*
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      234 5 j ANNUAL, SHROFFS I CARPETS RUGS A I Handsome Reductions! l\ Sensational Bargains! c If you haven't taken advantage 5 I of our Sale do so now! I g Simultaneously at j SINGAPORE 4 7/4 9, STAMFORD ROAD > f KUALA LUMPUR 1 1 139, BATU ROAD IPEN A N
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      258 6 H m m ■■JWr^M W t\ \..J :> ■>. W B MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Leo Falk and Phil Davis V il 1771 I LISTEN.' NOTHING TO Bfr SCARED OF.' ASAIM-IK SAME QiSULT'-m HOW HIM K2g NOT DIFFICULT, p ..V I i \M ill jusHsKlNNY 6UY \VtARIJ?AW.6 f/GWT£« WESN'T £/£,V
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      349 6 LUcky STAR olh^ think o' Si as >ou set it. *tuJ *ft"ult S, >£" «^v »u,, 1 globe during jour "lifMi *M for pleasure. Be warned us >ns up too much vital*^H on unimportant mailers lou win nakf friends but U| have nost paralivelv SmaI circle If associates. V ou
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    He tried to trick inventor of gadget shown on TV
    525 7 He tried to trick inventor of gadget shown on TV THE WEALTHY FACTORY BOSS GOES TO GAOL his TV screen one (PJhl weallhy s Mark Monte turer M»« lnV entor Ztl his latest inven- ;£5 water heater. "Tf once Bolsom realised /market possibilities of Z heater He met the ftentor-and
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    When birds hit planes...
    83 7 THE "backroom boys" of aviation, whose iob it is to iron out every plane's "teething troubles," have a problem: How strong must an aircraft windscreen be to withstand a bead-on collision with a bird? The formula they use is bird speed plus aircraft speed equals force
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    They all hunt for 'Moby Dick'
    127 7 They all hunt for 'Moby Dick' THE battle between anglers of all ages at Wandsworth Common pond and rascally 151 b pike, Moby Dick by name, goes on night and day. He is a menace to wild life m the pond for he respects only the swans He lives m
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      183 7 -Ja ft» >* jT" "^V cochac >/ S^V i"iVi" w ■"'i'i'iT /I bole Agents: MACLAINE WATSON CO., LTD. Singapore Malaya British Borneo I not ro be missed; HI CHRISTMAS COMBINATION OFFER Cs> feE (Automatic Radiogram) V. I Combination Price $320 1 ONLY. S MARCONIPNOME 6ARRARO •J| RC7SA/AC 3-SPEED )P» ,M
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    ALL EYES ON THE PARADE OF BEAUTY
    129 8 Right: Mr. C. H. Kiat, president of t h c S.A.T.A., thanks Max Factor and the people who attended the contest for their generosity before announcing the results to the anxious contestants. Above and left: The large crowd leave their tables and crowd
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    Hon ey Chose 'Miss Max Factor of Malaya'
    352 8  - Hon ey Chose 'Miss Max Factor of Malaya' UNKNOWN ,MNB,CVBVC. SHORTLY J came On Rattles Hv^'j Were loader J baited, Jj SCOre fctfj Factor, jjj begun. I One at a J ists walked I table after J First to J was Mlstd who waj l Miss Rutjji Nancy gA 1
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    STALIN TAKES OFFENCE AT BEING CALLED 'UNCLE JOE'
    2290 10 STALIN TAKES OFFENCE AT BEING CALLED 'UNCLE JOE' Second World War (Vol. 6)- 26 by Sir Winston Chn+fo T IT uas my turn to preside at *our nnal dinner (of the 1945 Yalta Conference) on Feb. 10. Several hours before Stalin was due to arrive a squad of Russian .soldiers
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    Bridge Hand
    117 11 Norih-Sontli vulnerable South dealer <Uok oni >' fa< lh« Eaal hand BREATHES mm I bridge player *»h compfiiiive spirit so that he would pass out Sootll *s bid oi one diamond? 11 «>• he will lose grMi many m they, ;irs pl;iV. buf he.,, back an awful of
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    THE BAD BOY CHURCHILL
    451 11 He was the cuckoo that Baldwin laid m the Cabinet nest, says Amery HERE i.s a man who is prepared to answer one of the great political conundrums of the century: Who caused the electoral defeat of war-winn-in? Winston Churchill m 1945? And the answer comes
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      145 11 Today's Crossword cvmnxzbvxzcv., ACROSS 1 Not in to produce itn m •> <♦>' 4 Would have been gtttfl first billing but for a lost lei li r <« > Mak«.^ R mistake about I choppy sea? < 7 >. 10 I)cm itptive of a rustic episode <f>» 11 It.s in
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      138 11 plant (4). ft had preliminary run! th. I). I Hlne ;it OOUlt? <?>i 7 A BomCOlM who '.'.«l.«. f"r «n answer pretumablj <. r >> u Sketch in tbt s.,d |< ii< tribe I change '111 flamft? '4 4» 17 Winding fund uiin mi intcrkN fain 17) 1R < f
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      15 11 BUCKLEY nvnxvmxc,mv "I HOH THIS HOtSfSMOl BRINGS Ml LUCK MAYti A I PHOMOTtONi a l
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    Letters must be short
    38 12 Mr. Chtong Chens Hx> the Labour Office, Kianf, ut Miss Jenny Yap thye Ch« eldest daughter of Mr. vi Mrs. Yap Chii Tuan of Klam who were married recently it the Wesley Church, KUng.
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      'BACK TO THE OLD VIRTUE'
      469 12 I QI'ITK agree with "Briton" *v 1 Buck to the ancient tftV^Vj* especially If he intended to includ, iai »C the virtues. But there's the rub'Wh «2. man like former PusU'er Patrick Lydon. veil aware O f the fact that he would be court-martial-led tor
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      FIVE SEATS
      85 12 FIVE .seats m the All-China I People's Congress m Red Peking are to be reserved for Malayan Chinese. This «ive« cause for thought. Ho* many of our local Chinese have some remote connections with a Government which U supporting the Communist terrorists who are costing u-s «> much
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      PAID BACK
      115 12 JUST MY LUCK" wrote an iicredible letter. I believe he a retaliating just because tteP In the $2 booking office wm ax responsive when he tried to dm her into a conversation. His silly Inference about his tn» miserable dollars is astounding. I etf assure the manager of
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      NEW WAYS
      24 12 their teachers-mostiy <n student type ye mathematical mind one pleasant evening J™? I for hr n?r t?do H thU way: 7 7
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      Debunking science
      71 12 OUR belltf m snontif ro construction <>f pre-hlstonc 01*11 and tnlmftll hM P'<viud v»m.» hard bl)ws rr •♦•ntly Th€ skull Of th, P'"^ 1 •man' duo; up m S'^ sP -f"* l.i nrt h-i.s !)"<*" pronounnd a faki after w rean. Coelacanths thp link Df twe»n th P
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    This 'Mikado' is Great Fun
    743 13  - This 'Mikado' is Great Fun PRESTO XC,VXCNVM V,BMNCVNB "THE Musical Society has an- nounccd plans for pre- senting the following artists j E in 1954. I April Cor de Croot (piano) May Dutch soloists witn Society choir, orches- f tra in "St. Matthew r Passion" (Bach>, oper- atic -lieder recitals.
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      99 13 I Af(/S/C QUIZ 1. 'The Mikado. the most widely popular f the Gilbert and Sullivan Comic Operas. By what other name is the Opera, also 2nn-> Moiseiwitsch is (.1 1 b.Tn- ne, (b) conductor, lc> btM t idl pianist? 3Whn w.is the cimwrr of this .ular operetta 'The CtHKi"? 4.
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      198 13 iJAMMOND iT/^/r/V- ORGAN "MUSICS MOST GLORIOUS VOICE* [I The many installations already JP* 7 "7. made m this country have m^sl£& proved the eminent suitability f"'*"*"^^^*^^^ 'iNll of the HAMMOND ORGAN Ife Wil for churches and homes m PSapL>! '-^JS.B? &SAOO- j 1 o>nt<> 41 nil h<><ir th<> ilnmntipnit tit
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    POMPEY- MISTER MENACE
    600 14 Hes stalking 'Careful' Carl By II \KOl.n MAYKS >TOBOI)Y reigns lor long m the middleweight division. It seems that the young dreadnoughts of the list. 61b. class, who are always expected to go into action with gloves packed with depth-charges, have, generally speaking, a short life but
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    Champion Peng Soon unworried
    148 14 WONG PENG SOON, world unoftu iai badminton champion, when told that he had "expelled" himself from Badminton Association of Malaya said: "I am a Chinese. I will not be dictated to. He added that he was no longer a member of the association. He said he
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    ACHILLES CROSSCOUNTRY RUN
    73 14 Achilles Sports Club will hold a cross-country rac a en Saturday (Dec. 5) at Macßi chic. The course i will be a 3'_- mile run and is open Ito all member^ and Service units affiliated to the Singapor: Amateur Athletic Association. Entrance lee p?r compe'itor is 50
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    He did not welcome camera
    128 14 He did not welcome camera V RACING Judge of the Jock* Club who did not wel'O^ Of the photo Wg camera H not to Jud«e >' ICI next spa.son. He is Mr. Malcolm Hnnrmk. wno 1,,s been )ud«p ft* W g^J Clerk of Hie Course »1 I>onca«ter. Lincoln and Warwick
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    Commonwealth out for 196 against India
    137 14 Commonwealth out for 196 against India 'pHE Commonwealth crft tourists were dismissed Bl jute- matting pitch at Jaipur vl day for 196 runs, on the opes, day ot their same against the l2 Cricket Association XI. Stumps were drawn 15 ntlut early at the end of the lnntap, Desmond Barrick,
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    FA Cup draw for 2nd round
    49 14 THE draw for the second round*! the English F.A. Cup made hi I "'Peterborough United v Alder* I Southend United v hes ST,| Wlgan Athletic v Exeter City Hereford: Somhport v «>«"■■ vdnmby Town: Wyt«"«W,| Bornufh: Stodtport Counts <** I ford City: 'I*"*,!?,*,", m<>
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    SANTEE WINS 4-MILE
    19 14 SANTEE WINS 4- MILE we s»nt«. tM 15th annual AAA c« fast uiw plonshin yesterday four Barry third- A.P.
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    HELEN KEEPS TITLE
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      158 14 The quickest 9 way to know your dates IS 0 UttbteakaMU tttaittfli'iin* OBTfIINfIBLE fIF 50/e Agents fit I LPfIDING MORRIS WATCH CO* UJfITCH DEALERS 324, North Bridge Road, Singapore i— lf£?2&z' i f^^ Super M Radio .^pfip Commercial Traders Ltd. j Grand %>► for growing! V No fear of youngsters
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    SCRC BEATEN
    28 15 i.,:ifT Wu&nt tori Blngaport Chinese MertftUOCl Dub 2-0 In i friendly hockey match on Hon| Urn Oreon JTMtWdaf H.,.san and ShHkh Mansour «corI cd loi Luliil.
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    Sharpshooting will decide
    270 15 ENGLAND v. HUNGARY "T*HE England-Hungary soccer match today a contest 1 which is being described as "the match of the century" is likely to be a battle of attack with the men possessing the most accurate shooting powers winning the struggle. Both defences are thought able to
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    Willie's got a horse
    108 15 By MALCOLM MODDER OH, you should have seen our good frirnd Willie—remember him? His wife said he should have married a horse. On Sunday morning, he was as pleased as Punch. His wife's selection— MANY THANKS ran second to pay $11 for a place. Willie backed
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    Fathul Karib fail to impress
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