Singapore Standard, 6 November 1951

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    12 1 Singapore Standard Wl- SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMEHR 6, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Churchill's programme Is Approved
    209 1 Churchill 's programme Is Approved 5 I I*). I'lir mtrm British cabinet ■.ion Mum-hill'* programme for home himl hi* lio|mvh lor cndin<; til llir towl war. I The pr igramme v, Ul be laid e Parliament and the .■•him o-A in the tradition;* "King's Speech'" foli Churchill's first oration as
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    Russia Iran Sign Accord On Border
    13 1 Russia Iran Sign Accord On Border S ilTl LOSED I s haa s
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    Abadan Refinery ation Resumed
    9 1 g i Panen- carted Abadan
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    Fcong Seong Cup Results
    230 1 sim, VPORK is leading br three |amt-s to one in the first mriH of th^ North South fin.il i)t t'te Kaon; Seong Cup tie against Selangor. played at the tlappv World stadium I.ini Bight Ihe results were:— i>ng Peng Soon (Singapore) ttf.it l.im Kee Fong >el.in?ori
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    US PEACE OFFENSIVE
    298 1 Moves Launched To Seize Initiative From Soviet Govt. WASHINGTON, Nov. S (LIP) President Truman ami Secretary of State Dean Acheson are teaming on a diplomatic project to seize the world "peace offensive" Iron the Kremlin. Administration officials said today that the key part of the strategy is
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    Soviet Move In UN Defeated
    121 1 PARIS. Nov. 5 (Reuter) A Russian proposal to refer the question of Chinese representation in the United Nations to the sixth General Assembly opening here tomorrow was defeated today by 20 votes to 11 at the "winding up" session ot the fifth assembly. Eleven countries
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    Poppy Day Dinner
    55 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Australian and New 7>:t land Association he'd successful dinner and dance at the Raffles Hotel last night to help boost the Poppy Day Fund. Tiie proceeds of the dinner '.md d:iii(v and [rom horse races held at the hotel I wards midnight will
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    Preparations For Singapore Civil Defence Rushed
    312 1 Prepa ra tions For Singapore Civil Defence Rushed Standard Siafi Reporter THAT preparations were being rushed for the civil defence of tin- Colony of Singapore in the event <>1 an emergency based on tin* United kingdom model ol civil defence with modifications to suit local conditions *as revealed at a
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    School For Instructors hi Vital Step
    179 1 School For Instructors hi Vital Step THE Secretary for Defence and Internal Security of Singapore. Mr. H. G. Turner yesterday said that the first important step before civil defence could be started in the Colony was the setting up of a school for instructors. The initial arrangements for such a
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    Free Rice Sales In Johore Prohibited
    25 1 To strensthen "Operaiion Starvation" still further, all free rice sales in Johore State have been prohibited from November 1.
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    Fifth A-Blast
    22 1 LAS VEGAS.. Nevada. Nov. B (Reuter) The fifth atomic blast in the current test series exploded at 1631 GMT today.
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    Reds Expected To Reject New UN Proposal
    200 1 TOKYO. Nov. 5 (Reuter)— The Communists are expected to reject a ne<,v four-point United Nations proposal made today to speed up a cease-fire in Korea. Tae proposal was announced at the truce sub-committee"s talks at Panmunjom simultaneously with an Allied counter-attack on the
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    42 1 photo. r r i n f e s s Lhzabeth ana President Truman driving: away from Washington airport en route to Blair House, Presidential residence, upon arrival of the Princess and the Duke of Edinburgh in the I.S. on Ott. 31. AP
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    Prizes Still NotClaimed
    109 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thirteen prizes in the Social and Welfate Board's Second Lottery have still to be claimed, including the third price of $19,125 which was drawn by ticket No *****9, sold at Penang The other unclaimed tickets are: fourth prizes $:i.325 each: Nos *****6 (sold at
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    3 Derailments
    112 1 THE Malayan Railv^y Administration announced that three major derailments of trams caused by sabotage of the main line during the past seven days have caused some delays in the delivery of goods traffic. Members of the U.S.A. Committee on Expenditure in the Executive Department oi" the U.S. House
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    US Decides To Propose Wortd Arms Census
    134 1 PARIS, No*. 5 (\V). 1W I nited Stale* na-* r«lial»l\ reported todav to ha\e aeeioled Ui propose a worldwide anus census, im hiding u complete counting of all BtOUtic weapons. Inclusion of atomic weapons in the proposed arms census represents a drastic change
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    Truman's Peace Plan Tomorrow
    191 1 B> Henri «l«- Turenne, Standard >j>«'»ial dprrr H|MMMmI WASHINGTON, N<»\. .">. WeU4afora*ea' rfcrtra here believe thai President Truman nan |»m nW ft n;*l touch lo a "peace plan" **hieli be *ill ainioiiiicr in national-wide l»roa«lea«*l next Wedneana| May alter the opening of the sixlh (.eneral V--nnl>l\
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    The Kind's Health
    31 1 LONDON, Nov. I <AP> A medical bul letin lid lodaj lh« Kind's tiealtfa h.-is steadii> Im-:>:oi>-d owei the p i i. hut i he need for <■■■*•■ >■ I email ■>
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    GOOD FOR CHILDREN TO AID TN ELECTIONS
    194 2 Frisbv Answers N air's Complaint !>taiMiani Mall nrporttT 1 :\Y Singapore Director Education, Mr. A. Vt I r,-!i\ %«-t*r*i.!\ f.iiil thai, \*i:li iln ronseni of parents, i!:- raavaiwia*; <>f local school rbildren i«>r dec- < i rampai^nin^i i- a "hkhl thing* 91 ying
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    NEWS IN PICTURE?
    227 2 photo. ABOVE:— Tuo Sergeant Majors °f the S. A. S. Regiment, Sfft. Major R. Bennett (left) and S?t. Major Mel.aushlin. Sgt. Major Bennett who is 32-years-old has been a pararhutiM in th t Uorld War 11. He lias been in Egypt, Sicily, Italy. N W. Earopc and
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    81 2 .K ML Mdll >l i 1) Mu> tl!.: .i»-:-[.UIi Mlll.iCiT (if >1 v ril :nd *»on* M >l idr.i». *»m.t.n a Krtk in >in^.i--i I.- m i I- .ii dealers in ii.i: ii leal toba< io. hile '> r |m nrll] iN) **•> if Siaga- M .1:1 v Ji v,,.;!,.
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    86 2 A MAN ahe is alleged to have bed ese 1 iraihi living at B t k t Timah c!:t,med~ trial ai f\ssizes yesterday to a charge :v The ised Too Kee Cia ar.d three other unknown men leged I have visited the Ft 4 this yeai nd G
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    Colony Leaders Eagerly Await Lyttelton 's Visit
    492 2  -  Michael Connors B > Standard Staff Reporter said he hoped Mr. Lyttelton would bo able and willing to receive advice from local people d.rec: .ir.ri n< only from Governmeni ;>r.d business circles This sh ui<3 give him an Oppori mity "to appreciate ::-.e
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    THIEF JAILED
    55 2 QUEK MENG KES. 18. was sentenced in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to nv.i months' rigorous imprisonment tor stealing a fountain pen worth $17. th e property of Heng Poh Kwan. at Bras Basah Road on Oct. 18. He wu\ be six months under Police supervision after
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    S'pore Will Form New Body To Help The Blind
    188 2 S 'pore Will Form New Body To Help The Blind Standard Woman Reporter A NEW voluntary organisation, the Singapore Association for the Blind, will be formed, at ian inaugural meeting to be j held at the Social Welfare Dep irtment tomorrow. Representatives from the rr.edical, educational and social wel- fare
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    Negro Womanln US Arms Study Mission
    400 2 Negro Womanln US Arms Study Mission Standard Woman Reporter Mrs. Christine Rav Davis. Chief Clerk of the Committee on Expenditure in the Executive bepart merit of the U.S. House of Representatives, who came to Singapore with the U.S. mission to discuss the adaptability of British techniques in the American military
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    THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW
    122 2 AFTER selling 65 articles of jewellery worth $8,912 entrusted to him by his firm, the Loong Sjm Goldsmith of South Bridge Road. Cheong Yam Whye. absconded for more than two years until he was arrested while working for another goldsmith in NYrth Bridge Road.
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    $100,000 Bail Is Fantastic, Says Counsel
    243 2 ITS a fantastic amount for the prosecution to a k SlOO.OOO bail.' declared dtfence counsel Mr. D. S. Marshall in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. Mr. Marshal] was making an application for bail on behalf of Lee Kick Ngee, 36, who was charged
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    MAN REMANDED
    47 2 A TENTATIVE charge of murder by causing the death of 30--year-old Periasamy at Kampong Bahru Road at 11. 30 pm on Oct. 31 was explained to Raman Thamotharam, aged 32 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Raman was remanded in custoday until Nov. 12.
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    TALK BY MacD
    33 2 THE Commissioner General Mr. Malcolm MacDonald will be speaking on "The Future in North Borneo" at 6 p.m. on Nov 9 at Oei Tiong Ham Hall the University of Malaya.
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    FIFTEEN MEN FIGHT FOR SIX SEATS
    397 3 PROGRESSIVES FIELD 6 LABOURSJNDEPENDENTS4 Standard Staff Reporter FIFTEEN CANDIDATES, all men, will battle for the six seats that heeome vacant in the Singapore City Council at the end of this month. These fifteen filed their nomination paper-, yesterday at be City Council Chambet i
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    CIVIL DEFENCE: CITY DIVIDED INTO 4 AREAS
    369 3 SINGAPORE, according to Col. L. T. Firhank, Acting Commissioner for Civil Defence and Commandant of the Civil Defence Training School, will be divided into four city and two rural divisional areas for purposes of civil defence. He said this at a press conference
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    THE CHAMP
    31 3 photo. Seventeen month-old Jovina, Tm'.iv: who was judged champion baby in the six to IS months category at the Internationa] Baby Show held at Katons Convent last week-end.- Standard
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    Absent Man Made Music
    145 3 Private Jaffar bin Mohamood, Private Mohamed Noor bin Yaacob, Malay privates of the Singapore Guard Regiment. R.M.P.. were sentenced, subject to confirmation, to 11- days and to or. e year's detention, respectively, for being absent without leave at two Court Martials he'd in the Singapore Guard
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    Papers Planted, Court Is Told
    69 3 TO PUT a Chinese in trouble. a former detective corpora!, Woo \h Wah i33>. planted Communist documents and ammunition an opium den in Cecil Street, it was alleged at a preliminary inquiry in the Singapore Fourth Poiice Court yesterday. Woo who appeared before Magistrate, P.
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    WHEN PROGRESSIVES WON 15 OF 18 SEATS
    303 3 in THE first elections to the Singapore City Council. Progresses scored a thumping victory over all their opponents by capturina fifteen of the eighteen seats. Labour got only one seat while Independents took, the remaining l^The Progressives had fielded a Mil team of
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    LABOUR ASKS 8 QUESTIONS
    306 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE LABOUR PARTY of Singapore could not implement its manifesto on the City Council because it did not command a majority in the Council, said Mr. Philip Williams, the Party's candidate for Rochore Ward in the forthcoming elections, addressing a poll rally at
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    Mr. Rag ah's Broadside At Mr. Slow
    117 3 MR. A. P. RAJAH, t Progressive candidate for I North Ward in a state- > ment to The Standard yesterday after the nomination took a broadside at Mr Siow Suing Yeow, who described himself as an Independent Progressive candidate. Mr Rajah said Mr.
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    The Ghosf Told Girl: 'Follow Me
    259 3 A POLTERGEIST ami a "talking ghost" ha\e been victimising one of the aiiisan quarters oft kirn Kiat Road since November 1. One of the oceii pants of the house, a 1 1-y ear-old Chinese girl, claimed that the "talking "host"* has even threatened to
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    The Men & Their Symbols
    155 3 The Men Their Symbols THE FOLLOWING is the line up of candidates, with their Symbols in the Singapore C ity j Council elections: CITY WARD: >Ir. K. M. Oli Mohd. Proffres>ive, Svmhol: Plate: Mr. HA fivabhai. Independent. Symbol: Topee ROCHORE WARD: hilip Rajanayagam Williams. Labour. Symbol: Will clock: Mr. Seah
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    Top Level Talks At The Park
    120 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE UNITED STATES Committee on Expenditure in the Executive Department of the House oi Representatives headed by Mr. Herbert C. Bonner. held an informal discussion with the principal administrative officers of the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force at Phoenix
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    ROIV OVER HOUSES FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    194 3 /HE SINGAPORE Joint Re: ef organization'! decision to build quarters for the ECampong Bugia fire victims In Kolam Ave: With the fund! raised for them is be:: 1 opposed by those who have helped to collect the funds. Mr. ChuanjE Hui Tsuan, secretary ot
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    Power Cuts
    122 3 -i u-i I im\> llrtlr i" «<« shedding i \> \ii-.<m |{<»i«l, *n;<» Street, I{ until *>>rt'tt, Peoples Park, N.in-oii Road, I 'iiii miiiii o*l Mills. < .11 in Him t I \elv\ork. II Factory. Kiv»t \aiie\ Road. 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 > Ko'.i.l
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      76 3 pMuiiiii Y.M.C.A.. Orchard Road: St. John Ambulance At Tennis Pavilion 5.30 p.m.. Malay French Classes 5.30 p.m.. Gymnastics Keep-Fit Class 6 p.m., "FARELF" Cup Billiards Tournament 6 p.m. Chinese Y.M.C.A., Selegie Road: Table Tennis 7.30 p.m. Free English Classes 7-9 p.m. Y.W.C.A.. RafHes tjuay: Mandarin (Advanced) 10.30 a.m.. Ballroom Dancing
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    U.S. Tin Mission Due In Kuala Lumpur Nov. 7
    241 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The American Tin Minion to Malaya i> expected to arrive in Kuala Lumpur by K.A.F. aircraft from Singapore tomorrow. The members of the mission will be: General Thomas B. Wilson, Mr. Spencer S. Shannon, Mr.
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    TWO MORE REDS KILLED
    149 4 Kl \I LUMPUR, Mon Thd bandits were killed and a bandit surrendered in the Federation in the 24 hours up to 9 a m today. The two bandits \\*re killed in the Kuala Pilah District of Xesri Sembilan this morning. A :an lil fail< to destroy
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    Che Ottoman Deputy Mentri Besar?
    75 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KCALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The State Secretary, Che Othman bin Mohamed. may be appointed Deputy Mentri Besar when Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad goes to England next year, The Standard understands. With the announcement in The Standard last week that Raja I'da will
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    Quashed
    101 4 KUALA LUMPUR. MonMr. Justice Taylor at the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal, today quashed the conviction and sentence of 12 '< I months 1 rigorous imprisonment passed on an Indian priest. A J Narayanan by the Kuala Lum- pur Magistrate for being in unlawful possession of 1J katis of
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    DEARTH OF CHINESE CANDIDATES A BLOT
    265 4 MALACCA, Mon. Commenting on the dearth of Chinese candidates for nomination to the new Municipal Council, Dato Tan Chen*; lock said this was **a blot on the good name of Malacca that the Chinese have not been able to achieve its qualification for nomination
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    Mail Service Cancelled
    99 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. For the second time in a week, the mail service to the North has had to be cancelled for 24 hours. This follows terrorist activity which resulted in the derailment of the goods train from Prai. The derailment took place between Tanjong Malim and
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    9 Candidates Returned Unopposed
    219 4 NO CONTEST IN MALACCA MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon. All the nine candidates for nomination today to the Municipal Council were returned unopposed, depriving the electorate here of the experience of a contested election and the Councili lors the trials and rigours of an
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    41 4 A cocktail party given by the Malayan Chinese Association u» cianon Muar recently in honour of the visit of Dato Sued V Dato Syed hadir is seen on ihe left feeing the camera. 01 fi exireme nghi is Mr Ng Run
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    K. L. Circles Welcome Colonial Chief's Visit
    787 4 Standard Staff form ■■■■A ni KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The proposed i.% of State for the Colonies. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. fe *< here, and the hope is expressed thai unlike n visiting Cabinet Mirii-ter will be able to zvl the I r «i_ i
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    TWO APPEALS DISMISSED
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR V appeals tin-mini < ployees, Sulaiman ;.nd IL i against the com iction and ir:.;e of 12 m >nths i imprisonment each, passed them by the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate for being in ful possession of tin-on t< day, dism ssed by Mr Taylor at tin
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    Coroner Warns Two Witnesses
    267 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Mem Two key witnesses, whose evidence was inconsistent and conflicting, were repeatedly warned by Inche Kadir bin Yusof, the Coroner, of the seriousness of their statements. "You should only state what you have heard, seen or done, truthfully or else you
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    She Couldn't Keep Lover, Court Told
    82 4 She Could n't Keep Lover, Court Told Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. M< An iced woman, Ta:. K Neo. who contended thai could not afford to to lover, sumrnoned him in Magistrate*! Court, today The lover. An- Tiang S was before Enche Haren bin H Idns te show raittc vvKv
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    2 Kg. Guards Get $2,000 Reward Each
    10 4 2 Kg. Guards Get $2,000 Reward Each -T hi i
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    Lyttelton Visit
    47 5 LEADERS of various communities and prominent residents ol Penang told The Standard today thai they felt sure the impending visit to this country of the Secretary of Sta'e for the Colonies, Mr Ohver Lyttelton "would sji\e 'i fillip '.j l it» war on bandits.* 1
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    Astons' Greetings
    42 5 MR A.\'D MRS Aston were inexpressibly touched by the iiio.st wonderful send oft accorded them, a Government press release states. 'They send their wannest greetings ;<> all whom they had learned '•> loye in Penang iri .til walks oi life," it adds
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    LAWYER BROADSIDES POLICE
    1305 5 It's A Storm In A Teacup Replies DPP Standard Staff Correspondent IPOIK Mon. Allegations that the Kuala Kangsar Police Force was undemocratic ami much like that of the infamous Gestapo were made by Mr. J.D.M. Donnelly, defending lawyer, in a ease in which khoo Khay Hoon, former
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    Hawkers Submit Charter
    158 5 Hawkers Submit Charter Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon.—The Kinta Hawkers Guild today submitted a memorandum to the Kinta' Town Board on the hawker problem and Us proposed scheme ol self-discipline among hawkers. Under the self-discipline system, the Guild asked that they be allowed to appoint supervisors to control hawkers and
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    Radical Candidate Outlines Manifesto
    323 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PK\\\(.. Mom. large crowd of Municipal ami Government office workers ami members of the |Mil>lir turned out al lunch linn* to lirar the opening speech ol \\ir election campaign l>y a Kadi<*al Party candidate, Mr. Lee Thean < lui. Standing on a soap
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    Cwlists Warned
    42 5 OWNERS of bicycles in Ipoh are advised by a Police spokesman to use more reliable locks for their cycles. Rea.sun Is that bicycle thieves ate on the prowl and in many case* locks have been round to be m>t reliable
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    Study Made Him Forget About Play
    174 5 WHEN Fong Kok Wah, 30--year-old Malayan studeni from Penang. arrived at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, for graduate study, he was advised by an American student to "■study hard and pi ay hard." "So far, I've been s busv studying hard. I haven't
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    Salvage Of Rentjong Cargo Starts
    94 5 PENANG. Moii— About 100 rases of beer and some general cargo were salvaged from the motor-vessel. Rentiong, which sank in the sea about yards from Acheen Street Ghaut, early yesterday morning. Today several Chinese seamen, employed by Hin Huat and Co., dived into the sea
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    Her Last Function
    73 5 Mrs. A.V. Aston, wife of the Resident Commis sioner, Penang. who left in the Canton on leave prior to retirement, is seen performing her last public function, the laying of the foundation stone of the 5J50.000 Mar inns' Club, at the junction of Union Street and Light
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    Sultan Of Kelantan Opens New Mosque
    113 5 KOTA BIIXKI, Mom. I IhmiiiHhll> iri%wpJ mosque, er«rlrd ai a <«»hi 000. mlMerawJ i«» kf lhc> ra%aal ami mlcra v*a* ppcwrd l»> 'l>«' >ultan ol kcluiitaii on PridUlf, al I nnal. A i i 2 fKKI [leop >• in I ttf I len -h
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    Girl Tells How Lover Was Killed
    191 5 sundird StaH < orrespondVni PE N \Ni i. Won x Leone K i le shooting in idem place in Argyll Road on I i nighi of Fe i this yei the Coroner. *i I> i ham. today that while ri v l1 k trig
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    Dodsworths Arrive
    21 5 If, n I Warn Dod >rth irrived in I' < V c > i ".ill be In Mel i -1 i
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    SHOT LEFT HAND WITH HIS RIGHT
    63 5 IPOH Mon. A l»-yeai I Auxiliary Police C Chan Hup ECim, ircidentaliy shoi bimself through the palm of his leW hand today at 7S BelAeld Street Chan is a: present undergoing treatment for the wroun t 3" Ipoh Hospital. II appears the revolver *n\
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    Lorry Set Afire
    46 5 ABO' I ten b indil s ii essed iti uni!').;iis «iiri mtvntd with rifles, svop-'.'d a night-soil lorrj in the Nib ntvj Tebal Hssiiicm Province Welle»ley. it I.W \esieida\ morning an«i *et lire I it 'I .if di i vet .v:is nut hurl
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      111 5 Boom In Umbrellas Standard Staff Cwreipawifl KOT.% BHAKI'. Mon The North Kast MMKOOB which brings rain to the Kast Coast of the Malay Peninsula has started and there has hern CMttIMIK rain last week resulting in an umbrrlla boom. The boom however is hitting the man in the sin-el because
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      335 5 FEDERATION DIARY PENANG [KUALA LUMPUR (MALACCA Kl Harriel C: 3 15. 5 1.1 and MADRAS: Chat Kim Sap Sam I CAPITOL: Vieiu Seng M C 3. 915 Hup 12.:}0. 2.30. and 9.13 p.m. <j :;d ant j 9.15 p.m. CATHAY: I'd Cl mis The Highesi K«:\: Valentino 12.30. 2.30. 8.30
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    Independent Morning Newspaper Teaching Problems
    545 6 Independent Morning Newspaper Teaching Problems {^RA YE concern over the reluctance of the best students oi Malaya's premier school to join the teaching profession wras expressed by the Federation Member for Education. Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham, at the 135th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Penang Fire School.
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    237 6 t I roblem which shoi Id be smoothed out ;1 l make teaching more attractive: It ne E >n Department should revise its ations so thai recognition may be given to 1> r:^ acquire extra qualifications At the Department recognizes only Honours Pass degrees ol British universities and for J
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      An Open Letter To The New Sunrema
      647 6 An Open Letter To The New Sunrema Sir;— You have taker, your lif< in your hands, and you have agreed to come to Malaya to serve us. We admire your courage and we t xpress Kir gratitude to you in advance. If you. and those who help you. are successful
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      THE SAME OLD STORY
      235 6 Sir. ruder the heading .->h For Churchill" in your i-vue or Nov. i reference is made to the late British Government ridding themselves of recalcitrant Conservatives by sending them to Malaya. They possibly had others they wanted to get r\d oi also In my letters from
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      Looking For A Flat?
      286 6 ••V lth ref P^nce to Fair_ Play's* letter which appeued in Jast week's Standard has been overlooked by those looking for a house. I ain a daily p:i id emplovee earning about S6 per day, and 1 have a wife and two grown--14 vea?s° linil bU>S
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      Police Affairs
      313 6 Sir, "Tech Olian" in his article in The Standard o( Nov. l has criticised a number of statements made by -One Who Kno\v s The Country" in connection with the Intelligence Branch and terrorism. His criticisms are welcome, but they should be constructive, which is totally lacking in
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      A MALAYAN ON TODDY
      260 6 Sir; Mr C. H. Vin is to be congratulated for his statement thai .he would bring to the attention of the MTUC the question of abolition of toddy sales to labourers. It i« certainly pleasant to read' of a Chinese interested in the welfare of the
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    VICTORY OF THE CHURCH
    1005 6  - VICTORY OF THE CHURCH STEPHEN GRAHAM SUMMING UP ON RUSSIA -2 By |f RELIGION is opium for the masses, it is rather surprising that the Soviet state builds new churches in industrial centres of population, giving as its reason, unofficially of course, that church-giving aids production. This is another example
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    13 6 •\Vhi72o Vanishing Face Cream Co. (iood: Inquiries please, and step lively!"
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    Review of Views
    61 6 Review of Views r Japan: lrR I > inti I i L to vet f- con Chinese Unfa REV; N the 1 I ha Detainees" Plight 1 A Mel. out money out evf-: or scfrom K Senl lit to K endi *;< them v. ,eouM r out ot 375 the
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      175 6 BT*ie Au¥or; 0 UA S J EPHEN GRA A HAM world fomous U authority on Russio A has travelled more ex tensively in thot coun (J try than almost any a westerner. He knows \J Russia, ond loves Rus Q sio and the peoples of p, the greot number of
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    AN OPEN LETTER TO THE U.S. TIN MISSION
    2610 7 AN OPEN LETTER TO THE U.S. TIN MISSION Plain Truth About The Tin Situation To Brigadier- General Tom B. Wilson and the members of his mission: to Malaya. We hope you will have a pleasant stay, we hope you will stay with us long enough to enable you thoroughly to
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    Borneo A Mine Plan Is Being Reviewed
    129 8 Standard Aviation Reporter THE Colonial OHi«e is now studying plans for an internal air service in British North Borneo, said an official from Commissioner-General's Office resterdav i :Ic"* servi i e w hich vvi I -h* I operated .w\\ six-to-eighl passenger Dt» Havilland
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    U.S. NAVY UNITS COMING
    229 8 Returning To States On Leave Standard Shipping Reporter UNITS of the United Stateg Seventh Fleet operating with the United Nations Fleet in Korean waters, will he haek ag&in in Singapore tomorrow after an absence of five months. The warships are the destroyers, Stormes. Waller, Cony and
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    RED CREW PLACED ON $30,500 BOND
    171 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 61 -man crew of a 3,161-ton Russian passenger freighter which called at Singapore over the week-end, was piaced on a bond of $;t0..>00 by the Singapore Immigration authorities. Only five members of the crew were allowed to go ashore between
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    54 8 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M Overpeik of Rockvillc In diana. passengers in the round-the-world liner. President Polk, yesterday had the pleasant surprise of meeting their (.ongiesswoman. Mis. Cecil M. Harden, in a Singapore curio shop. Former president of the Rotary Club in Rtxkville. Mr. Oveipeik intends attending tomorrow's meeting of
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    Kidd's Treasure Seekers Meet With Bad Luck
    121 8 PORTSMOI Til. Nov. (Reuter) The Singapore* bound white-hulled treasure -hip" I tmorna. raughl in railing' seas oil the 14c of Wight, \«-.<<nla\ a*hn r <\ dismasted and badk damaged near Bournemouth, on tin south roast. Her M crew if six different nal onalij
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      183 8 Despatches T> I iy: Ceylon, Egypt, Britain. [re md. Eire." Europe, N \v. Africa, e^t Indies noon by Benavon. Arrivals Today: Hongkong and China (letters and parcels) by Radnorshire, Thailand (letters) bv train. in Harbour ■';■•.>, < WHARVES Viotona Dock: Toboali B, 3 h k "-s Wah Benavon 31 •>
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    Free Market In Tin Is Be Preferred, Brown's Review
    289 9 Free Market In Tin Is Be Preferred, Brown's Review ftD STATES might be persuaded to re-enter the orkct or she may again seek international control and J prices for a specified period. Either of these two in consequence of the visit of the U.S. tin mission to Malaya. Welcoming the
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    MALAYAN TIN EXPORTDOWN
    20 9 MALAYAN TIN EXPORTDOWN j Market Reporter r -c of tin dropped from 6,375 tons g »cns in October, according to
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    Little Trade In Produce
    89 9 i acth 'v was re- t -d Sing iporc pro I ..ce t erd > iiiiet, bu3 ers openper pic.:, and scl ers Latei buyers increased to but r.o business was reU C kconui oil ad buj ers at C| 6J 54 ers per pica! on
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    MALAYAN SHARES
    93 9 rd Morsel Reporter s< ctions of the Malayan -d steady today Modi: ate s much the same as those L tit '-4 14 6 san Tin 24 6 2r 6 cd 6.30 640 xd H: d. 312 22 cd 1 B/7J 9/ 1 J g Cor 37 6
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    'Differences' At Meeting Of Fed. Co-op. Society
    314 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 5: The amended Co operative Society by-law, which gives Government virtual control of the running of the Molayan Co-operative Wholesale Society, it is learned, will be registered shortly. By this move, the Gov-ernment-appointed general manager of the
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    72 9 President Harry S. Truman is here seen greeting delegates to the annual meeting in Washington of the International Monetary Fund and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Picture shows (from left): Eugene R. Black, President of the International Bank; Douglas C. Abbott, Chairman of the Board of Governor of the
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    PLAN TO MAKE ARID SINKIANG INTO RICE-BOWL
    94 9 THE Chinese Communist military commander in Sinkiang. Gen. Wang Chen, said in Peiping thai the Communist Government has launched a five-year plan to convert with soldier labour the arid northwest province into a big "ricebowl," according to a Hongkong report. Gen Wang Chen
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    Soya Bean May Give Cortisone
    83 9 A SPECIALISED re- search staff headed by Dr. Percy L. Julian, well- known Negro chemist, has made a four-year study for a commercial concern in Chicago of cortisone, < the new drug found bene- < ficial in arthritis and other diseases. The company employing the
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    Cotton Up In UK
    30 9 Selling prices in Britain of all tyj es and quantities of raw cotton except Peruvian and Egyptian has been increased by a penny a pound Reuter
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    Bolivia Will Sell Tin To Argentina
    129 9 LA PAZ, Nov. 5 (I P) Bolivia lias agreed to sell 8,000 10 12,000 ton?, oi tin lo Argentina in a new effor! lo make t!u ir four-year-old treaty effective, official sources here said. First reports of the trade agreement inspired speculation that Bolivia
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    Raub Gold Makes A£4,606 Profit
    130 9 Standard Market Reporter THE RAUB Australian Gold Mining Company made a profit of A£4,606 for the year to March 31, 1951, Ster charging depreciation A£22.878, interest on rehabilitation loan A£10.840 and all other expenditure other than that debited to reconstruction. The Company reported considerable increase
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 RUBBER THE latest Sinsaport rubber prices yesterday were per lb: Buyers SellerNo. 1 K.SS Spot Loose $1.52] $1531 F.0.8. in bales Nov No 1 B.S.S $1.53 Sl-53V No 2 KS.S 51.47i Sl-48 No 3 K-S5 $1.4H $142 Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Monday's opening prices per lb. were: No.
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    JAPAN OPPOSED TO CURBS ON TUNA FISHING
    52 9 FIFTEEN American and Canadian c'e'en:'e<> have arr.vea in with Japan It is learned ".at U S and Canada have taken tarv of State who heads the ten fOUI weeks. T-man A Japanese report says J>P*3 catches and type of iish.ng ta.kie [ur them.-
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    HK EXCHANGE
    45 9 HONGKONG. Mov s.— Sp< Standard Service— Closing prices the Honckone Excl i today were HKSIS6O to £1 Stei ing E1K56.815 to US$l HK$l 820 M aI a y a a 1 1 HK50.373 to on e Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HKs327^s to one tael.
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    Formosa Sugar, Tea Yields Increasing
    431 9 MANILA, Nov. 5 (AP):— The IS. Economic Co-operation Administration aid in Formosa ha* achieved Mirh good results in increasing crop jlelda j there that there are now prospects of that island being 1 able to export cash crops, such as siijiar and tra. to ea~«
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    Canadian Oil
    45 9 Western Canada Is expected "within a few Tears- to produce i more oil than Persia's outi ui o\ ',610.000 barrels a day before the crisis Present outout is 170 «0 barrels a rtriV compared wiia 1 19.0U0 barrels in 1547. Re ut er
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    Rubber Market Is Featureless: Prices Decline
    104 9 Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market in Singapore >cs feoturelfrS* yesterday, only a fair turnover of business berng reported. There was a certain i it ol up-c< try sel ing during :he day, which cau d■ to di >p sli tly. 1 f Of
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    STATISTICAL CONFERENCE IN NEW DELHI
    202 9 NEW DELHI. Nov. 5, [AP Top statisticians ol ihe world will meet in the International Statistical Conference beginning here on Dec. 5, the Indian Government announces. Planned in conjunction with the 'il lit annual session of .the j International Statistical Insti- tute. the Conference will
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    Trade As Potent Anti-Red Weapon
    33 9 Trade As Potent Anti -Red Weapon < im i I [o:)l \*.t IIM stru p and in bu C mn i l Nal Ti :< < V k s ime 2 ot business e\a A. P.
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    20 9 •> rtant Increase c< mi ><•. i •i y trade oi Indus- g equipment, be- md Beveral S ith tates.- A .P.
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    Rice Ration May Be Sold Once A Month
    231 9 If Wage*earnets Wish** Standard Staff Reporlrr THE practice «>f Bcßiag raUoned rice <m<« v»« k in Singapore may be changed la o«ce wwmlli »J tl»« majority of the wage-earning mliem *»< l |»ul»lk msh, Mr. C H. Daswrmtha Raj, I ibtmr Member
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    JAP WHALE OIL BAN TO END
    64 9 JAP WHALE OIL BAN TO END Japan may shortly lilt ner Dan on whale oil export which was imposed due to Japanese commitment to sh;p about 16.000 tons to Germany The Japanese whale oil Bupp situation is expected greatly to improve durinp the coming A.ntan tic whalnu' season, ior which
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    Noreen Stokes In November Recital
    901 10  - Noreen Stokes In November Recital 'ANACRUSIS' MUSIC NOTES £y r rilE next important event in Singapore's musical calendar is the pianoforte recital by Noreen Stokes on Sunday, November 18, in the Victoria Memorial Hall. Bookings are now open at Robinson's. Beethoven's D minor sonata Op '.il A"o 2 is the
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    MAKE A NOTE OF
    126 10 »E». Nov. I, m:. pm_ lIM\. Studio. »UcD«nald tfcase Violin Recital bv Ma,i, r Le K oy Fetor, on At tlir piano: Mr-, Paul Ftßf. Presenl.-d bv |)j r k Kalf Stuilio. Sl\ Nov. 1S s 4.-, pm Victoria Memorial Hall. Piano Kfdtal by Noreen S(,,kes
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    181 10  - THE STARS AND YOU Jeawine Varsal 1 TODAYS FORECAST:- Here <"» a harmonious day. runducivp to oruinal and personal creations. Success will come through audaritr and personality very good astral climate from the intellectual or I artistic point of view, and also i or "on routine initiatives. The hun I
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    FOR THE DISCOPHILE
    552 10  -  VICTOR DOGGETT By BRAHMS. Sonata No. H in F minor. Op. .V Edwin Fischer (piano). HM.v, DB»tiir>— the strong influence of Liszt coupled with Brahms'a own or& d;<:ous pianistio powers and insight into the instrument's possibilities, has produced this class cronuntic w ,rk I; Is the composer
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      166 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE r: NEW SERIES- No. 14 9 Stroke 7™"T^™""^^"l FT'^^^T^™^™""^ 1 W— Be mistaken I fc 7 8 I* U 14— Span:>U for T~ I I 7J 17— Shade tree r^" zo £p?£ r* 1 19— Old J w*otr.jn Ht j> "^J 10— Boat j j -V/ 14—
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    Doped Horse: Trainer Hopes To Clear Himself
    298 11 LONDON, Nov. 5: (Reuter) The stewards of the Jockey Club have taken away the licence to train from Ernest Street of Malton, Yorkshire, because one of his horses was doped. Samples of sweat and saliva j were taken from Street's charge Rock Star
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup: Starting Times & Tees
    470 11 Eu Tong Sen Cup: Starting Times Tees STARTING Times and Scorers lor the Island Cubs ETJ TONG SEN CUP Competition on Saturday Nov 10 are aS fc Hows FIRST TEE 2.15 r :?i P T Wong (18); WO Crs Qfl »16>: E. Robinson (6) 1 :j p.m.E. B. Clark 1
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    KO In Peru
    30 11 LIMA. Peru. Nov 5 (AP)— Antonio Frontabo, 168-lbs Peru, knocked out Argentine middleweight Eirique Jover, 166-lDs., in the seventh round of a scheduled ten-round fignt here Sunday.
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    Carruthers Has A Tough Job
    126 11 SYDNEY: (Airmail). (ReuterAAP> Australian bantam boxing champion Jimmy Carruthers. scheduled to fight South African Vic Toweel for the world title next March, has a tough hurdle to overcome first. In Sydney on Nov. 26. Carruthers will tight Mexican Luis Castillo. whom trainer Frank Kennedy described
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    Silverstone Saved
    142 11 LONDON, Nov. 5, (Renter}— The Silverstone motor racing circuit Britain's principal venue for Grand Pn.v tuve racing, has been saved lor motor racing for the next jew years. The British Racing Drivers Cub hare come to the rescue. iciien the Royal Automobile Club yield the lease at the
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    Demaret's Win Gives Ryder Cup To US
    347 11 PINEHURST, NORTH CAROLINA. Nov. 5 (AP)— The United States Ryder Cup team clinched a victory over Britain's top golf professionals yesterday when Jimmy Demaret of Ojai, California, rallied to defeat Dai Rees, the little Welshman, two up. The win gave the United r
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    Reg Harris Wins All His Events
    61 11 Reg Harris Wins All His Events FRANKFURT. Nov. 5. iAP>— World sprinting champion Reg Harris of Britain was an easy winner here yesterday in «n international bicycle sprinting contest for professionals. Harris won all sprints and totalled 21 points. Sec was Australia's Sid Patterson, the iormer amateur world champion, with
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    Wt-Lifting Championships On State Basis
    371 11 Wt-Lifting Championships On State Basis Colony Plan Accepted By Federation Bodies ALL-MALAYAN* weigbl lifting < hanipionohip-. on an inter-state ba*i% will be hel«l in SiMg>sj|imY April 12 ami 13 next year. All *tate«. in tin- Fe<li -ration ha\« agrees! to join in the meet arul to allow the < >
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    44 11 Mil MM. MOMENT, Australia! .fork«\ Arthur Brevity lip won th<- MKth running of the Cimhnri^fMiiM- St.ikrs at Ncwmarkil. Inglancl. on (ML Ml. St-diiid. half a l^ntrth behind Hw w inmr, wa 5 lU'ni7«n; Photo slmws the fln.«.h. the winner fr«>m l« ft A.P pliolo.
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    Double Nine Revels On Heavy KL Track
    213 11  - Double Nine Reve ls On Heavy KL Track Ollie Davies Bv THE track was heavy yesterday ni«»rnm» when candidates for Wednesday's races went out for exercises on the outride of No. 2 track. Double Nine (Harp r) n veiled in the mud to clerk 38 3 5 in hii sa
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    Taruffi's 'Twin' Car For Records
    160 11 ROME, Nov 5, (AFP) Italian ace driver Pietro Taruffi will try to set new world records for racing cars of the 2.000 cubic centimetres category on the road from Kome to TYrracina probably next Wednesday, it was learned here. Taruffi will try to set new
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    German Boxing Gets Into Line
    173 11 HAMBURG X M Xhe Fi of Gei man P Sessional Boxers has decid< to abolish the German boxr tnt su m i introduce th« inter* aatioi Is: .-•< i the I m M B sing Union in (j< rautny. i fft clive J;m. 1952, it
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    Quirk Drying
    56 11 NEW V- >RK I hP) 'I <* B«--era! E ect hias plat id on the market portable 500-watt [ra-red lamps j dry athh Uc pi i>ing areas. The v arc said to be i apable of drs ing I tbali fields, baseball diamonds, race tracks and other an
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    Ismail ES Old Boys Surprise League Champs
    60 11 Ismail ES Old Boys Surprise League Champs KOTA I l<: En| h one of tin spoonii the K< ear by t >tf I kef i at tin Court* 9 4 Wth 1 eat the < man- > x;i,« IMe tip -ckey f the lESOBA had I piayern to defe r
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    1045 12 A BRILLIANT POH LIM DELIGHTS Foong Seong Cap Tie Thrills SPORE LEAD 3- J Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE le<l by three games to one at tJir end of the 6rsl session ol the Foong Seong Cup North-South Zone final played ;t the Happy VI arid Stadium last niiiht. Wink Singapore's
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    33 12 photo. SAINTLY' ATTACK BEGINS 'fiani; Pray.' you can almost hear this Saint forward yell. holding out ju intimidating hand to Raffles scrum half Kahuna who seeks to interfere in this 'Saintly' rush. Standard
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    Late goal gives GHQ hockeg win
    296 12 A la>t minute goal by leftwin;pr Watson helped the G.H.Q. Ind XI to defeat the Singapore Recreation Club by three goals to two, in a friendly games of hockey at the Padan« yesterday. F. ins, goalkeeper for the GHQ team with full-backs Coin and
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    Bumper Entry For Singapore K.G. Hockey
    115 12 A TOTAL of 31 teams have been entered for the Singapore Hockey Association knockout competition Fourteen teams will be in Div. 1 and 13 in DiV. The teams ar« Wv. I: S.RC. "Reds." G.H.Q. FARF.r.K. I A -A.- S.CC (1st?; t olice, university ol
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    Shell Coy's WaterPolo Team Due
    172 12 A STRONG Dutch waterpolo team ma<!e of Shell Company staff members at Palemhang will arrive in Singapore tomorrow from Paletnbang for a series of games in the Colony. The team will have two" Dutch internationals. Singapore Swimming Club will be their hosts and the team
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    VIPs SEE COLONY TRIUMPH
    79 12 picture. SOME of the spectators at last night's session of the North-South zone final of the Foonjj Seong: (up competition at the Happy World stadium, from left to riijiit: Mr. Aw ('hens' Chye, Mrs Addis, wife of t Deputy Commissioner General. Mr. Ah Boom Haw, patron
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    SCHOOLBOY RUGBY AT ITS BEST
    445 12 SCHOOLBOY Ru^bv at its best was played at the Raffles Institution ground yesterday when the school opposed St. Andrew's in a return match. Raffles won 6 points (2 tries) to nil. The game was one big thrill for the hundreds of cheering supporters of each
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    East Coast Rugby
    80 12 KOTA BAHRU. Sun. The Ismail English School. Kota Bahru. who took up rugger only this season, did extremely well last evening to beat a "strong team of Asians and Europeans at the School ground. Kota Bahru by three points (a try* to nil Nahujury off a fine
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    Sultan Sulaiman Old Bovs Beaten
    79 12 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon.— "A hat irick scored by Hashirn enabled the Sultan Sulaiman English School boys to beat their Old Boys by 3—l m a hockey match last week. The Old Boys attacked first and scored the only goal within two minutes through centre-forward Shahudi
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    RASC 'A' Too Gool For Cricket Club 'B'
    283 12 FAR too jtood for the S.( .C. ''B" XV, the R.A.S.C "A" won by J7 points (a goal, a penalty and three trie*) to three (a try), in a ru-^er match played on the padang. yesterday. The S.C.C. team had very little
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    Kluang Civilians Win 14-3
    187 12 KLUANG, Mon.— Kluang Civilian Rugby XV made its debut yesterday with a convincing 14-3 win over the 13 18th Hussars. The stores were a goal, 3 tries to one try. Coached by former AH Blues and state player Buck Heng. the Civilians showed up well. In
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    SAFA HITS BACK AT CRITIC
    258 12 ron. w. MCUKKGOR WATT, Singapore A.F.A.'s president flayed 'Sentinel.' sports columnist of the Straits Times, at yesterday's SAFA .meeting describing reports by him on SAFA activities as nothin? but inaccurate, misleading, and ill-tempered.'* *'We don't mind comments, and we welcome criticism, but it must always
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    W.I. ATTACK (MINUS SPIN) FAILS AGAINST QUEENSLAND
    438 12 W.I. ATTACK (MINUS SPIN) FAILS AGAINST QUEENSLAND BRISBANE, Nov. 5 (Renter- A\P).— Tl.« r k|l Indies attack without its star ipta !>o»l<'i> alcniii,,. f i( I disclosed when their match against Queensland u t The attack which included tlie leg Kttinner Wi i'} battling for a place in the first
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    GOTHENBURG ARE COMING
    39 12 GOTHENBURG ARE COMING GOTHENM IN.. r r ;iji division football l« a»m- will Singapore ami t*<, Fe4eratj Dec. J. IWy ktvfiim^ xf v to >in»a|»ort' and ihrir !oral w^m M, ha* been pwimiwd torn MtHbrn t,, r „n, rhan
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    Win For Police In Ipoh Dist. Hockey League
    86 12 [POH, Mon -Police e Lsi j ideated the I by four goals to one in I Disti ici hockey eague padaag this evening The Commandos I the first half, sc- »i throueh Coke, but be terya Kuj:i See equalised. Displaying allround the
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    Furious Fight
    31 12 NEW YORK. Nov. 5 I AP) Ernie (The Rock) Durando (New Jersey) deieated rugged P.iddy Young (New York) to win a split decision aftei tea tuii'jus rounds on Friday.
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