Singapore Standard, 12 November 1950

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    22 1 Singapore il>tatt&ar& j£Q tx? AUJ fa EL m g. v 1 NO. 133 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    UN Troops Gain Several Miles In Sudden Push
    351 1 UN Troops Gain Several Miles In Sudden Push >. Nov, 11 (Reuter-AAP) The British Brigade, and South Koreans today plunged forward several m jj»* from the hongchon River bridgehead breaking the weekbus phone) r uith ra Armistice Day offensive. j reports said the assault was almost unopposed. S after the
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    UN Awaits Peking's Reaction
    38 1 UN Awaits Peking's Reaction N v. 11 it ions I i res. nd pronunist war. lintrod the ted I r —asX trees ids R* i the plied .11 out Q and R been tbetan etion I Rau imbe
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    Soviet Advisers In Shai Said Leaving
    15 1 iter:.land g] .:i ad- m ipation of d war.
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    Motorcyclist Hurt
    30 1 A Chinese was injured last night m Bukit Timah Road when 1 motor cycle and a lorry were involved m" a collision near the lang Kerbau Post Orfice.
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    Russians-Made Planes Biggest Friction Point
    171 1 TOKYO. Nov. ii (ReuterAAP) The most dangerous friction point of the explosive Chinese intervention situation m Korea was seen by observers here today as the operation of Russian-type aircraft from Manchurian airfields. One high diplomatic source said this was creating an "impossible" situation which would
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    Civil War Starts In Nepal
    241 1 Civil War Starts In Nepal NEW DELHI. Nov. II (UP) Press reports here today said that civil war has broken out m the Himalayan state of Nepal, which it sandwiched between India and Tibet. They came after King Tribuna Tribuvana Bpohd had fled from his throne as the result of
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    French Sceptical Of Ho Death Report
    61 1 SAIGON. Nov. II (UP) French Headquarters today described as 'purely suppositional' the report that the rebel Vietminh leader Ho Chi Mmh had been killed yesterday. They said however that there was a •degree of probability* that Ho was attending a meeting m the village
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    Blythe Reviews Boys' Brigade
    86 1 The Colonial Secretary, VV. L. Blythe inspecting the Singapore Boys' Brigade Battalion at the annual review and display at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday evening. With him is Mr. J. M. Fraser, president of The Boys' Brigade and Mr. Gan Hock Chuan, Officer Commanding the 4th
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    Russia Wants No Peking Entry Into UN, Britons Believe
    250 1 TOKYO, Nov. 11 (UP) A reliable source told the United Press today that the British Government believes that Russia actually does not want the Chinese communists m the United Nations Organisation. Russia was sai«l to he deliberately playing a jiame to
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    S'pore Police Fund Passes $800 Mark
    216 1 S'pore Police Fund Passes $800 Mark The Standard's Police Fund yesterday passed the $800 mark. Donations during the day amounted to $27. bringing the total to $805.40. In sending $4. Mr. William Goon Sim Eng of the National Registration Office m Ipoh says the picture of the family of Traffic
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    US Will Not Intervene In Tibet Affair
    239 1 US Will Not Intervene In Tibet Affair CALCUTTA, Nov. 11 (Beater)— The Uafited Stai. m Ambassador lo India, Mr. Loy Henderson, told pressmen here today that America did not intend to inter\ene m Tibet and considered the issue a* "one entirely for Tihi'l and China to decide." Mr. Henderson said:
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    Knowland To Visit Formosa Nov. 17
    25 1 TAIPEH. Nov. U: (ReuterAAP) Senator William F. Knowland. Republican, California, is expected to Formosa on No\. IT for a
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    World Rubber Production In September High
    93 1 World Rubber Production In September High WASHINGTON, Nov. Ift (Reuter) World production of new rubber both natural and synthetic— topped world i sumption m September, reversing the trend of earlier months, the United States Commerce Department reported >■ I day. September production 4 I led 214.500 toils while *****0 tons
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    Chinese To Protest To Govt. Against New Visa Regulation
    617 2 Chinese To Protest To Govt. Against New Visa Regulation Strong Police Guard At Chamber's Meettng I Standard Staff Reporter A STRONG police force' md plain-clothes detectives I guarded the premises of 'lie Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday when representatives of 277 registered Chinese associations and trade societies held a
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    Hundreds Of Children Enjoy Poppy Day Fete
    273 2 Standard Sin f Y Reporter ill ISDREDS of children, accompanied by parents thronged Flagstaff House grounds yesterda) at the Poppy Day fete organized by the Army, and man) more were prevented from going by the rain later m the Long before 3 p.m..
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    C;ttee Hopes To Break Fund Record
    114 2 n 400 women were i m Singapore town early popl k for the Earl Haig Fund. The hon. el and treaPoppy Day Ap; i Committee told the Standard yestt that the committi 1 to make a bigger collec--1 the record figure of $::{.OOO last
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    Denies Stealing Inspector's Medals
    55 2 Denies Stealing Inspector's Medals rwENTY -year-old Lee Lai ng was charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with stealing two boxing medals, a King's Police Medal and a silver cigarette case, belonging to Chief Inspector Pestana, Lee churned trial. He was offered bail of $200. The case was postpone
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    113 2 SINGAPORE yesterday received a message of thanks from Mr, Douglas Clifton Brown. Speaker of the House of Commons for the gift of the Interview Room oak furniture m the new House of Commons which was opened recently. The Speaker's message addressed to the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson conveyed the thanks
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    26 2 i'it\ ure. An oir»e worker at Robinson Krart buyine nonnw r r „m Mrs i_„„ k tee), while another pop M seller, SjU TSSJtttoJS 0., Standard
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    Godown Guards To Begin Duty
    111 2 Standard staff Beportei THE FIRST batch of 100 I godown guards which began intensive training as Special Constables m the Police Iraining School last month are to sit for their exiraination on Monday after vhich they will be posted at jodowns and factories m Sin;apore.
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    MISSING PERSONS
    20 2 The Citizens' Advice and Missing Per» as Bureau de i with 19 cases during October i last. i
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    Last Midnight Mass For Pilgrim Virgin
    155 2 Last Midnight Mass For Pilgrim Virgin THE LAST midnight H Mass m honour of The Lady of Fatima m Singapore was said last night at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd by Fr. Bonamy, Vicar-General of the Diocese of Mah c and was largely attended by members of all the
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    New Police Bandmaster
    89 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE NEW Sing i] n Pi dee bandmaster, 39-year-old R crt Edward House, is to I r his dut ict week when he retires from the Army which he has served for I years. Since Feb: I s year has been ol the Devonshire
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    Che Zaharah Flays Marriage Bill Protest
    328 2 CHE ZAHARAH binte Noor Mohamed, president of lhe Singapore Malaj omen's VS elfare V ociation yesterday described as. **l arcicai* 1 lhe Iwo meetings held by lhe All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society Ia«-t Fridaj opposing the Age of lhe Marriage Bill. Unc meet) _g was
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    Police Ask Witnesses To Come Forward
    218 2 Shooting Of Detective Standard Stall Reporter EYE-K ITNESSES of the ■hooting v.hi«h look plate m an eating -hop m Robinson Road yesterda* mornin« art- asked to contact thr police. iWirt— I MOmitwioiter (A. I). (Crime) Mr. IJ. k. BmimMmh 1 told Ihe Standard! yesterday.
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    47.979 FREE MEALS
    14 2 A TOTAL of 47.97« i erved m the eentn Social V
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    Close Watch On Soviet Purchases Of Rubber
    445 3 THE SOVIET purchasing of rubber from Malaya is being closely watched by the British authorities, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald told Reuter m London yesterday. But, he added, it was for lhe Government m Loudon to decide if any action was to be taken
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    Malayan TUC Honoured
    120 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malayan Trade Unionists are proud of the fact that the Malayan Trade Union Council is the first m the East to be recognised as a fully (ledged partner m a free democratic international trade union organisation. The application of the MTUC for affiliation with
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    Memento For Police Band
    160 3 Stardard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The! Malayan Police Band are the j possessors of four indigenous Lao pipes presented to them by the Director-General of the Siamese Police as a memento of their visit to Bangkok recently when they took part m the! Siamese Police
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    SEREMBAN BAZAAR
    89 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat. Sin c c j publication of details of the proposed Malay Bazaar m j Seremban m The Standard I recent. a Malay spokesman says thai the idea was first m ted by Negri's Mentri Besar, Dato Abdul Malek, now on pilgrimage m Mecca.
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    'STAG' TIFFIN
    35 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTx\ BAHRU. Sat.— TV I Mohamed Hamzah Tengku Seri Mi haraja acting Mentri B-- sar, K( .'.an gave a "Slag" tiffin to about 60 guests on Thursday at his residence.
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    Big Malayan Demand For UK Bicycles
    158 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The good price of rubber and tin m Malaya is creating a '•buyers". boom for cycles, .said Mr. R.H. Stradling, Far East sales representative of BSA cycles and associated companies the Sunbeam and New Hudson cycles m Kuala
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    Kuala Lipis Ceremony
    59 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A religious service at the mosque and a short service conducted by the British Adviser, Pahang. at the Padang Club will constitute the first part of the Remembrance Day ceremonies In Kuala Lipis tomorrow. Two minutes silence will be observed and
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    JOHORE PLANS TO RECEIVE STATUE
    132 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.—Thousands of Catholic devotees, from the neighbouring towns and estates, are expected to arrive here on Monday evening, to take part m the procession which is scheduled to start from Jalan Ibrahim on the arrival of the statue of Our
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    Frenchman Broke Bond
    106 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A young Frenchman, Marcel Dewas sentenced to four i > imprisonment by President of the Sessions Court Mr. D.M.X. Grant, today, on a charge oi' breaking a bond to be of good behaviour for six j month At tne time the order was j
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    60 3 Photo by i,, mi r| r i j up photograph of officers taken on the eve of the departure on leave Mr"wJ> MacLeaa, O.S.P.C. Kaian- Picture shows left to right Iron! Row: D.C. r Vim'j- l Actine O.&P.C), VV.D. MacLeaa and G.l). Hod-on. Stanitm?: Ler,.^ Choon WmomM Abdul lahmaa Hashim.
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    BIG RESETTLEMENT SCHEME UNDER WAY
    209 3 BIG RESETTLEMENT SCHEME UNDER WAY KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. One of the bigges! resettlement schemes m Selangor i> under wm% to move [1,000 families now living In scattered area- m Ampnn] \vh« re bandits have been very active m the past let* months. Il is a scheme equivalent to the building
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    27 3 Members of the Selangor YWCA Wednesday Morning dab making mttathfi tor POMPS Day. Mrv Ii F Bms, orgaaiser of the secttoa i> fir-t Iswie »n the left.
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    76 Prisoners Interviewed In Oct
    27 3 THE Singapore After-Care Association interviewed 76! prisoners m October. They tn ide six visits to the prisons. Twenty-seven prisoners were given assistance.
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    CHINESE FANTASY FOR CHRISTMAS
    76 3 CHINESE FANTASY FOR CHRISTMAS standard stall or respondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. 1 "V" Little Theatre, the ri: section of the Y.W.C.A. Kuala Lumpur, is preparing another production. It is going to be a Chi itasy m three "The Wicked Wang-Pah Meets A Dragon". Presentation of the Chinese fantasy for the
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      219 3 f FEDERATJOT^^^^ SEREMBAN Today Plaza: Knock On Any Door i 11 a.m., 2.30, 7 9.30 p.m. Sapphire: Maruthanad Elavarasi (Tamil) 9 a.m., 12, 615 and 9 p.m Metropole: Joan Of Arc 11 a.m. 2.30. 6.45 9.30 p.m. MALACCA Today Capitol: Wong Tien Par 3. 6.30. 9.15 p.m. The Man I
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      344 3 Regal (Klang): Road House 9.15 p.m The Hunger (Mandarin' i 3. 6.45 and 915 p.m. Cathay (P. Swettenham): Wife Of Monte Cristo 3, 6.30 and 9 p.m. Rex (Klang): The Yellow Cabman 6.30 and 9 p.m. That Midnight Kiss 3 p.m Capitol (Klang i: Ponmudi I ramil) 230 5.30 and
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    AIRDROPPED FOOD, SUPPLIES, SINGAPORE STANDARD AID TROOPS IN MALAYA'S JUNGLES
    948 4  -  SERGEANT MICHAEL INGRAM Here For The First Time Ms The Graphic Story Of How The Standard Reaches Bandit Fighters In Operation Deep In The Forests Of Malaya By Military Observer In Malaya. Arm\ Public Relations. IN THE THICK early morning
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    No Municipal Loans To Indebted Clerks
    155 5 No Municipal Loans To Indebted Clerks PENANG. Sat. Indebted Municipal clerks will not get loans from llie Municipal fund to help them out of their difficulties. This was derided at a closed meeting of the Commissioners ye*Un- l av The Municipal Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. S. V. Adams, said that
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    Killed In Unusual Accident
    190 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. E. M. Smallwood at the conclusion of an i inquiry into the death of a Malay constable. Zakaria bin j Xoordin. who was killed m a police truck at Bukit Gambiar
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    Fourth Branch Of WDCSA Formed
    92 5 Standard Stuff Correspondent TAI PING. Sat— The fourth branch of the War Department Civilian Start' Association ml North Malaya was formally! inaugurated at a general meet* Ing held m Cameron Highlands .'as* week. This is the first trade union branch to be set j up
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    Teachers Name Co-op Officials
    82 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— The English school teachers Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd.. Penang, held their half-yearly general meeting at the Francis Light S ihool Hall yesterday moon with Mr Hooi Yip Hoong m the chair The following were elected to •re on the
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    Coroner Salutes A Brave School Boy
    217 5 PENANG, Sat. V 15-year-old Chinese school boy, Ni: Chee m. was congratulated l>> the coroner, Mr. E. \l. Smallwood, who -hook hand- uith him today for bis braven m Baying his colleague, Noon Chee roey, 10, when the hitter gol into difficulties m ilie
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    Well Was Death Trap
    75 5 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Sat. A well, 50 yards away from the side of a house m Kepala Batas. proved to be a death trap for a four-year-old Indian boy. Sugumaran. who fell into it and was drowned. Before Coroner Che Abdul Rahman bin Mat. the
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    Fought In Park, 2 Get 3 Months
    46 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sat.— Found guilty of causing hurt to two police constables during a free-for-all m the Jubilee Park on Aug. 2, two Boyanese were sentenced to three months' imprisonment each by Magistrate Che Bahaudin this morning.
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    Telecoms Controller Defends Operators
    268 5 Telecoms Controller Defends Operators PEIyANG, Sat. Each operator m the Penang Exchange handled on an average, 261 calls per hour whicb meant 4.4 calls per minute during the busy periods, the acting Controller of Telecommunications, Mr. L. V. Waunsley informed the Chinese Chamber of Commerce a letter today. This is
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    TWO FINED FOR GAMBLING
    47 5 TWO FINED FOR GAMBLING TWO Chinese. Chen Chin Heng i \v Khoon il' were fined S4O and $50 respectively m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday after they admi ted gambling at Queen Street on Nov. 10. Qweek K< k Wye, who appeared with them, was acquitted.
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    Pretty Penang Wedding
    218 5 Pretty Penang Wedding Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Sat.— The Church of the Assumption, was the scene of a pretty wedding this evening when the marriage between Jean, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Nolan, of Penang. and Basil Gordon. Phillips of Henrietta Estate. Kedah. was solemnised by the
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    Two Cases Of Polio Reported
    70 5 PENANG, Sat. Municipal health statement for the we k ending Nov. 4. shows that I were 174 births and 39 deaths including six infants under one of age. Of 10 cases <>f pulmonary tuberculosis reported, there were only three deaths as compared to eight cases
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    Record Relief To TB Patients
    48 5 THE Social Welfare Department paid a total ot $21,662.56 m relief to 370 tuberculosis patients m October last. The number of cases represented the highest given relief during a month since the T. B. Treatment Allowance Scheme came into operation m March 1949.
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    Role Of Foot Soldiers In Malaya Vital
    151 5 Role Of Foot Soldiers In Malaya Vital THE Army's operations, m Malaya m support of the Government against Communist terrorists are essentially of an infantry nature. Supporting the infantry are two units who have taken on a temporary role as infantry —the 4th Hussars and 26 Field Regiment, R.A. A
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    Tried To Gel Free Ride
    173 5 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Sat A 29-year-old Penang man. Leong Keng. who tried to make the journey from Prai to Singapore for nothing was given a ride m the "Black Maria," also for nothing. Leong took the second ride on his way to the Penang
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    Tengku Mahkota Tours The Ulu
    61 5 KOTA BAH IV E The Tengku Mahkota, Kelantan. accompanied by the acting British Adviser. Mr. M. C. ff Sheppj spent three days reo ing olaces m Ulu Kelantan. Tengku declared open the commun hall at Gua Musang and attended a dinner party given by j
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    POPPY DAY DANCE
    31 5 KOTA BAHRU. Sat.— A I I successful and enjoyable dance J m aid of tho Poppy Day Fund was held at the Kelantan Clubj Shere on Thursday night.
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    Raja Of Perlis Is 30 Today
    120 5 KANGAR, Sat.— The Raja of I Perlis will be 30 years old to-j morrow and his State will be j en fete on the occasion. I The day will start with a! parade m the compound of the{ Balai Besar at Arau < when
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    BANDITS POSE ASPOLICEMEN
    233 5 These Devons had a swell time at the Ex-Service Association dinner, on Friday night. Held at Raffles Hotel, they were greeted by the President, Mr. J. K. Gwinnell and Major-General D. Dunlop. This picture shows, from left: Pte. Philpott, Pte. Andrews. Mr. Gwinnell, Maj.-Gen. Dunlop, Drm. Glover.
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    2 Given Benefit Of The Doubt
    45 5 2 Given Benefit Of The Doubt IPOH. Sat —Civ- Fook Chin' and Ng Hong Chye. who were i tried yesterday at the Perak j High Court for consorting with' armed persons were given the benefit of the doubt and acquitted by Mr Justice Hill today.
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    Tried To Swallow Gold Chain
    125 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sot Admitting mat he snatched a gold chain from the neck of a four-year-old Indian boy. Govindasair.v 4 year-old Tan Chin Meng told Magistrate Che Bahaudin this morning that he needed money to return to Thailand "I ha to get money
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    Nobel Ideals
    687 6 THIS year a British philosopher and an American 1 :;> v list have been awarded the Nobel Literary < P acs Bertrand Russell, ihe philosopher, has been Sted the prize for 1050. and the prize for 19 49 hich waS held over because the members of th j
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    THEY WANT TO BE BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS!
    793 6  - THEY WANT TO BE BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS! PAUL BOYLE By T^HE i k'ersity oi Oxford cxi ts. lira and foremost, to equip young men for a use ful careei and a place m the world. But it has always be »n a happy huntingground for a small number of playboys.
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    HE FOUND A 'SECRET LIST'
    1111 6 HE FOUND A 'SECRET LIST' -IN A PHONE BOX! FRED REDMAN makes new and startling disclosures st. about Britain's No. 1 Atom Plant Cborl-rd by W.D police a Harwell** g<in?. ■ii;)''. rem a rch bo** Sir Joi Crockrt mm* I SOW good are the security II arrangements a t Harwell
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    CRISIS IN THE PALACE
    715 6  -  RALPH CHAMPION \U Wages and discipline cause discontent among staff IVTOT only ihe soup is simmering m the gloomy. old-fashioned kitchens of Buckingham Palace. Some oi the stafl are simmering, _< >o One cause of unrest i-. the tightening o disciplinary measures following recent breaches o
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    UK Bars French Atom Scientist: 1,680 Refused Visas
    161 7 mgm_ -mm •We- *d Peace Congress' ioMioN. \o\. II (Renter) Britain has I tarred Frederic Jofiot-Onrie, the French scientist. Ml Pirtro Nenni, Italian left-wing leader, from W.ahl IVace oimrt-.N Opening m Sheffield on \o>. 13. Also believed to have been ised entry
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    Thailand Declines C'wealth Aid
    38 7 Thailand Declines C'wealth Aid (B iter I mi ent on will particinwealth t S >Uth [Yeasurj H- l> i ommenting on a pari tlitt the Thai Gtmai at hai ieekted ■•< I i iiin.iu slth aid ihr pees* "t.
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    Feared Torture
    49 7 PUKCHONG, Nov. H tUP Chinese Conwnunisl p i var told intelligenct a ra lhat they were ordered to fight to the death because, it ptured, i aid torture and kill c I Gov< H bkong. from New ;a c ying three d tatic poie. P< king.- R
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    Two Germans Share Nobel Award
    110 7 Two Germans Share Nobel Award STOCKHOLM, Nov. 11 (Reuter)—The Swedish Academy of Science Ins made a joinl award of the Nobel chemistry prize to 74-year-old Professor Emeritus Otto Diets ot Kit: University and his ex-assistant, 43 year-old Kurt Alder, professor of Cologne University. They will share the cash prize, which
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    Ex-PO Man Is lino
    49 7 TOKYO, Nov. li X C. Knapp, postmaster, has been awarded a Bronze Star Medal for heroism m carrying out his chi"<-* as field director, American Red Cross, m Korea He equ< i exposed to hostile ft] c while providing v. i re ie. military personnel.
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    British Casualties
    33 7 The British War Office has issiud the moats oi 10 more British casualties m Korea, mcl iding four killed; The lis' cov< red the period from Nov 4 to 9. Reuter.
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    29 7 Mexican matador Luis Procuna Ls caught by a bull m a Lima (Peru) rhi£. It lifted him by the belt and tried to gore him. but he escaped unharmed.
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    Germany, Spain Join FAO
    173 7 Germany, Spain Join FAO WASHINGTON. Nov. 11 (APi:— Germany and Spain nave become members of the Food and Agricultural Organisation the first United Nations agency either has joined. Renter k:i\ s Israel objected to Germany s admission. Mr. Yehuda Lowe (Israel) said that Israel considered herseli the representative of the
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    HK War Jitters
    50 7 HONGKONG, 11 (AP) W jitters agaii vepl Hongkong when a se gang -v.i ii ped down on p< ssengers rrriving at the bo; r town of Shumchun from Can a and rii d to snatch their bap ge. Bi i police rushed to area and gang fled.
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    'Many Korean Children HeldAsPoWs
    83 7 'Many Korean Children HeldAsPoWs HONGKONG, Nov. 11 •ReuterAAP):- Mr. Charles Sebastian president of the Chicago Nev. Broadcasters Association, laid ra re fiat hundreds of innocent North Korean women and children were being drained m political prisoners camps aw. il ing trial. Most of these Koreans have been m their cells
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    58 7 phoi i mi policeman detain a lorryload ol versitj students who had tipped a hag of Hour over him Some 2,00 V students were stating a («uv Fawkes Day lurk, m Whicb they toured London's West End m decorated lor es, held up traffic m Piccadilly Circus, p'astered p*** with
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      Nothing Doing, Said The Wife
      190 7 SEAT T L E, Washington), I Nov. 11 (UP):— Mrs. Dorothy! Horowitz complained m the Superior Court that her husband asked her to sign rhe following pledge: -De Husband, I promise never to embarrass you. to pay attention to you when you speak I >
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      35 7 The citizens of Luebenow, m the Soviet zone state of Brandenburg, have renamed it "Village of Peace There is a peace dove on every house, and construction of a •'p<»if-»_ monument" is under way A.P.
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      58 7 U.S. Representative Thurmond Chatham, back m New York irom a Congressional survej mission ol Europe and ihe Middle East. said he had found "growing anti-Jewish feeling apparent m Europe."'- A. P. The Federal Grand Jury m Washington has indicted Oscar Collazo, Purto Rican natio ialisl who tried to assassinate President
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      26 7 Drunk at the wheel, a Melbourne motorist laid a policeman: "Beer is my hobby 1 don't know how many drinks*] have had, I've lost count."- Reuter
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      51 7 Austrian Gertn Broda, "the girl who 100 100 glamorous to be a aid," said m Vienna that sl had lately received dozens etters irom England eontoini serious offers of work. Sh ilso received letter* proposi marriage, "but I am not ng io marry a man inst to lea) >s langnage.'
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    Ho Believed Killed When French Wiped Out Rebel Village
    325 7 Ho Believed Killed When French Wiped Out Rebel Village HANOI. Nov. 11— Elusive Uo Chi Rfinh, Moscow-trained leader of Ihe Communist Vietminh rebels, is belioved to have been killed when French bombers and fighters totally wiped out a rebel village near the Chinese frontier where French military intelligence had reported
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    1,500,000 Lost Their All
    57 7 TOKYO, Nov. 11 (UP):— Most of the 1.500.000 penniless Korean war refugees have returned to their locales— to discover that their homes had been totally or partially destroyed. Oen. Mac Arthurs GHQ is engaged on provides' temporary shelter, food, clothing, blankets and medical supplies pending the
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    Anti-Govt Line-up In Burma
    95 7 RANGOON. Nov. 11 (AP)— A new rebel combine m the Irrawaddy River vail c y threatens to cause Burma's si miner ing rebellion to boil up again. There the Karens and Communists have joined for a iter rejecting surrenc ir under tie Government's amnesty terms, which
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    Robbed Train To Help Reds' Defence
    142 7 Robbed Train To Help Reds' Defence MANILA. .Nov. 11 (AP): A confessed Hukbalahap commander said he engineered a 80.000-peso payroll train robbery to get money for I i defence of 14 accused Communist leaders on trial for rebellion, Manuel Caiyod, 2::. told news-] :h a at a conference arranged by
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    'White Australia Is Out-of-date Policy'
    170 7 'White Australia Is Out-of-date Policy' MELI URNE. Nov. 11 (AP) "The White Australia policr is out o| date today. It was all right 50 years 1 ago." sa the Ceylonese Minister of Justice and leader 'of the Senate, Mr. L. Rajapakse on arrival here. dr. r ipaxse, who is on
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    Quiet Armistice Day For Army In Korea
    36 7 Armistice Day touhd U.N. troops doing no fighting exc< I patrol actions, but m ihe air c w; s no 1« t-up m the massive Allied air strikes. -UP
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    Surprise Move To Delay UN
    129 7 Surprise Move To Delay UN NEW YORK, Nos II fDJ ]o. j.; j contention tiiat the six-po< resolut onßedCi er 1 i Chinesi Commua at on arrives, unless de 'line th(> Council's invitation to participate m its d c o attest Kore. enl Reutei says the ilution. presented y< S
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    Peking Ignores UN 'Withdraw' Move, Sends More Troops
    270 7 TOKYO, Nov. II. It i* now .imiiivtakahlr that Communisl China Wi9 not on!\ d the »i\-nation resolution m the I.V Security < ouncil, calling on Peking to withdraw Chinese i»e«l IroniM iroiii Nertnrru Korea, bnl max mount a mam ma--i\e nflen»i\e M
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    52 7 photo. .M. <;• Vr of »'ii" I .-n»'" 'tr-neei is s<>< n he |at__M :t H around the town m his "Motor ii." The hlht! is turned h< a P lej sj tea fr tie i_r«e horsepower engine, has hi_rh speeds and is sire rej t>\ If nlf to right
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    The Bigger The field, The Bigger The Certainty
    730 8 The Bigger The field, The Bigger The Certainty V\ l^ do miii hack labourites? \Jho makes ihe favourite*":' The punters, of course. You stand m the riit^. BM Lord Tunsacash plank down a couple of hundred, the arms of the tic-tacs whirl round like windmills, and you think you're on
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    I Gotta Horse
    2140 8  -  RAS PRINCE MONOLULU Sel. Club Hold KL Services To A Draw/% Some people pick ioners with v aid of a pin; others by a dose stud of the stars But says Monolulu ther are more scientific ways of spof.,™ T have ever known, and he has proved,
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      INDONESIAN BELLE HERE IN FORTNIGHT
      1068 9  -  OSWALD HENRY by Heads Big Musical Show [OVERS of Malay drama and enthusiastic film fans m Singapore are already preparing a \v elc o m c for Indonesia's top-ranking movie star I ifi Young when she arrives here within a fortnight's time. Among the requests
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      'POUR LE PAPA'
      131 9 CJOJ LYWOOD, Nov. II:— 1 Paris is a city of romance for most people, but not Lev Barker. Le.v remembers Paris as llic place a cat i electt d an unusual lion our. The actor, who has been r familiar terms villi animals of all kinds since
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      NEWCOMER GETS SEASON'S BIGGEST MOVIE BREAK
      153 9 [OLLYWOOD, Nov. IL— One of the season's bigge. I breaks was given newcomer Carla Balenda when she was set by Samuel Bischoff to co-star with Dana Andrews and Claude Rains m RKO's top-budget feature. "The Gaunt Woman." She won the coveted assignment from more
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    1715 10 triih LILLIAiV IntLniaie Party In Reading Room. MR. and Mrs. Fred Paulus vera ngam polished I perfect hosts last W< Inesday. They chose the room <»:' Raffles H v. fo* their cocktail party 1 > welcome Herbert H. fcts, the newly arrived E »m and Far Eastern
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    175 10 T AST Saturday, Alan Davies was three years old. As Mother also had a birthday the following day. it was celebrated m a big way, jointly. Father, a Sergeant m the Royal Welch Fusiliers, collected many of his service friends together. The party began at
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    FOR A FRIEND
    84 11 ,Hls phtarr taken at Kranji Cemetery where mm killed ia Malaya are buried, shows r ion Motto placing a wreath on the KAAF officer, I J wilh the .luring U"Md War ia Australia FIU Co* After ti ir.rmNhip m > detailed J,, .Liferent duties. They mci r-.un.
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    Woodcock Tipped To Keep Title
    64 11 Icock I tish and ghl i Mr far: y ight i ribbons S B. I tl has the fastest g Bay camp on pped 1 nd often ouple oi tough neither of given ho figures to go stone rti the doubt certainly done eep heavy
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    NS-Malacca Give Services A Shock
    157 11 NS-Malacca Give Services A Shock SEREMBAN, Sat. Negri-Malacea marly caused a major aped m lhe BMS Malaya cup competition this afternoon, when thej led the combined services, at one stage m die second ball ami made ihem fight really hard for their final victory by 12 points (four trio) against
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    MALAYS RETAIN UNBEATEN RECORD
    73 11 TAJPIXC. Sat— The Malays maintained their unbeaten record by beating the Chinese Recreation Club by three goals to nil. m the hockey league fixture played here last evening. Thi am Yong's good goal-keeping seved his side from a 'Aider margin of defeat Two goals were scored
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    Storm Cancels Rugby, Hockey Tests In S'pore
    605 11 STORM clouds whicb broke over Singapore shortly after 5.30 p.ni* yesterdai was responsible for lhe cancellation of all lhe Colony's major sports events two hockey matches and one lIMS .Malaya Rugby match between Singapore Civilians and Johore. K< v game of the qua
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    PROMOTER DEFIES BOXING BOARD
    516 11 Plans To Stick Ta Banned Caret THE Board of Control of the Singapore Boxing Association ha* refused approval of Singapore promoter Wally Oakes' card for his Nov. 17 promotion at the Happy World Stadium head-lining Aussie boxers Sid Fletcher and Tommy Watts against Boy Brooks and
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    Farr-Piet Wilde Fight Inquiry
    122 11 Farr-Piet Wilde Fight Inquiry LONDON, Nov. 10 (Renter)— The British Boxing Board of Control is to hold an enquiry next week, probably on Wednesday, into the fight between j Tommy Fair. former British champion, and Piet Wilde. the Belgian titleholder, at Leicester last Monday. Mr. J. Onslow Fane, chairman j
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    Kedah Trounced
    109 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat Perak trounced Kedah by 2!) points (4 goals, .'J tries) to three (a penalty) m the H.M.S. Malaya Rugby match played on the Sungei Patani public ground today. Perak wing three quarter Craig, performed the hattrick by scoring five tries. four of them m quick
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    SEL. POPPY DAY RUGBY 'TEST' TO BE PERMANENT
    442 11  -  SKIP By We saw some good KUgDy her** during ihe week. The big show was the tussle be tween the Asians and the Europeans m aid oi Poppy Day Fund. The Asians lost but gave a good show and learned, once again,
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    21 11 Negri's redoubtable hockey team who were, m many quarter, expected! la 1.1113 oil thf Quadrangular tournament championship during the week end.
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    PENANG SCORE GREAT WIN OVER SELANGOR
    542 11 PENANG, Sai. Penang went closer hi \< i snathcr lI. M>. NaUi Rugby final today with a magnificent 13 points (two goals om penalty I i five (iioal) victor} 1 r Selangor. The natch, watched I»\ hnge rxrwm was played on the Penang Sports
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    Penang Badminton Assn. To Celebrate
    332 11 Standard"?' Hadmiri.on Correspondent THE Foena Seo.Bg Cap final befpeea Pcaaaa ammi Singapore has been changed from No\. __."> and l!f> U I)reemli<*r Q :tnd 10 This is to conform with a request for postponement by the Singapore Badminton Association who made the applica- > tion
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    Ex-Champion Wins Police Cycle Race
    192 12 Ex-Champion Wins Police Cycle Race KUALA LIPIS S A former a cycling eh mpi n who takes ai ex c rtive Int. tsh 1 Ih it age had d bbed i ol his pi the wl He is Insp. Gurchan Singh wh i 12 miles i ycl. 28 mins. during
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    Visiting 'Cagers
    53 12 Visiting 'Cagers photo. lit s al! on:; BC "m? Hong Kong I nion "cag'rs" (m black) that beat the Chung Wu t:ani of Singapore (m white) 62—29 at the Happy World Stadium on Nov. 5. Captain of the visiting team. Pah Kirn Seng, is seventh from the I'dt m the
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    English Collie Beat St. Andrew's
    114 12 AT T b c B'_. ru h Thursd y the English College Badminton m defeated the St Andrew's Badminton Team by three games two V. suits (English College jrers mentioned first) were: Singles: Roland Ng beat Siah H tik ("aim 15 -12, 15 5 T
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    Kinder Gold Scores Fine Win In President Cup Race
    944 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By LYING handy till the home bend, the aged bay Australian gelding Kindergold made his run below lhe distance to beat the leader Happy Traveller by a comfortable length m the main event a nine furlongs race for the
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    Anderson School Beat Old Rivals
    159 12 IPOH. Sat.— Two school teams Anderson School of Ipoh and King Edward School of Taiping featured m the best hockey match seen m Ipoh this year when they met this morning at the Anderson School ground. After being held one-all m the first half the
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    Services Beat Penang MRC
    49 12 IPOH, Sat.— Combined Services beat the Muslim Recreation Club of Penang by one to nil m a match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund this evening The Services scored their winning goal through Highton of! a pass from Worrel six minutes before the interval.
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    Keith Miller Hits 2nd Double Century
    1021 12 SYDNEY, Nov. 11 (Reuter-AAP) New South Wales continued to pile up the runs when the second of lour days' play m their match wilh the MCC opened today and at lea the scoreboard showed them with a tola! oi 509 lor the loss ol
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    98 12 OWING to heavy rain, it was possible to play only one match m the six-a-side soccer tournament at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. This was a replay of Friday'; drawn game between Tengah Airmen and BODCA. BODCA won by seven points to two (one goal and two
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    100 Attend STC Annual Dinner
    263 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tips for today's races here were freely given at the Hotel Majestic last night when the committee of the Selangor Turf Club closed the year by expressing their thanks to the many honorary officials who have contributed to the year's success on
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    YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    567 12 YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $411,250 FIRST PRIZE: No. *****3 SECOND PRIZE: No. *****4 THIRD PRIZE: No. *****2 STARTERS: *****4, *****3, *****3, *****0. *****4, *****2. CONSOLATIONS: (Sl,OOO each): *****9, *****1, *****3, *****4. *****3, *****2, *****4, *****6, *****7, *****2. DOUBLE TOTES: First Double: 8 Tickets 5249 Each. Second Double:
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    Sel. Club Hold KL Services To A Draw
    345 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Selangor Huh item with the K.L. Set' vices today after leading b\ >»i\ point* la three m the fir«d half. Each side scored 1 I point*, the Services through three tries and a goal, the dab through twa
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      29 12 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya TODAY A.M. P.M. I Singapore 12.08 11.29 Malacca 9.10 9.26 Port Dickson 7.51 8.07 Port Sham 6.54 7.33 Penang 1.44 2.16
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