Singapore Standard, 28 November 1951

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    16 1 Singapore Standard IK JJL. •>! J. ,;..IINO 150. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 28, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    African Rifles Due Today To FightReds
    186 1 African Rifles Due Today To Fight Reds n, ol Urn a"* "lmi!*li ami enler|»ri>X, \truan RiH«v* art* tlue m Malaya hip DiUara to help eliminate bamlil course m Malayan jungle wartare be! >re they are into t sse Afric m s ddiers, pho ed Askaris, are cum- i i led
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    Snooting At KL Amusement Park
    16 1 IS i i -'opondeot i les -A si ibles R A:"P.y
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    Powers For Lockhart Explained
    314 1 Powers For Lockhart Explained Standard Statf Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Tucs. Asked at a Press conference here today what were the new powers of the Director of Operations, Sir Harold Biiggs said that the defence branch had been organized into one concern. The Secretary for Defence was under Sir Rob. The
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    Police Officer Guilty On Assault Charge
    223 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. "You must remember that information got out of fear can be very unreliable, and that it is a very dangerous thing, said the* President of the Sessions Court. Mr. J. G. Adams, today, when he sentenced a European
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    Students, Police Clash Again
    77 1 TEHERAN. Nov. 27 (Reuter) —Fighting broke out again be- a een Persian police and students t)dav when police entered T>heran schools to arrest student* ?uspected of taking part m last nights clashes m which 100 people were injured. The police. 500 strong, brought prison vans to
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    Czech Deputy Premier Held
    25 1 vievva, Nov. 27 (Reiiter) Czech Deputy Premier Rudolf Slangy, until three month. a*> the number one man m g* tuciuy. I
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    78 1 by See Story on P. 5. Picture taken shortly after a head on collision between a car and a lorry carrying rice at the 11th mile Klang Kuala Lumpur road yesterday. Noje the heavy damage to the car. The driver of the car was killed instantaneously while another occupant of
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    Govt. Not To Change Policy On Squatters
    183 1 Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sir Rob Lockharl, the new Director of Operations, said at a Press conference here today that at the moment there was no reason whatever for the Government to change its policy towards squatter resettlement. Sir Rob
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    TALKS END
    81 1 THE 1951 Bukit Serene Conference, attended by various senior Administrative. Diplomatic and Service Officers, came to an end yesterday. The Conference. which was held under the Chairmanship of Mr Mac Donald, CommissionerGeneral for the U.K. m South East Asia- afforded all concerned an opportunity for a wide review
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    2 Collapse, Die
    43 1 CHINESE labourer was day He is believed to have col-Iji-wpH while at work. Another Chinese labourer^ co lapsed at Bras Basah Road opp«fe the Qantas Empire Airways He was rushed to the General Hospital by ambulance, but died on arrival.
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    Martial Law Undesirable, Says Briggs
    239 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The introduction of martial law m Malaya is undesirable, according to General Sir Harold Briggs who handed over today the business of directing operations against the bandits to Sir Rob Lockhart. Sir Harold was giving his last Press conference
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    Age-Limit Ruling Affects Only "Boycott Students
    137 1 Age -Limit Ruling Affects Only "Boycott Students Standard Staff Reporter This wai yesterday decided by TMr A W Frisby. Director of Eduction alter a two-hour discussion with four representative! of the on >' 3 a se^ e e n Chinese middle schools, a section of whose students participated m the
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    NEW HITCH IN TALKS
    398 1 UN Demands Right To Inspect N. Korea But Reds Say "No" PANMUNJOM, Nov. 27 (UP) The United INations today demanded that the battle strength of both sides be frozen following a Korean armistice and tailed for the right to inspect INortli Ron to keep peace. North
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    Egypt Warns All Shipping Companies
    111 1 C\IRO. Nov. 27, <LPKEgypt issued a blanket warning to all shipping companies today against unloading foods consigned to British forces without authorization of the customs authorities^ The warning contained m a circular sent to all shippers, stated that they would be responsible for -Violations o
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    PI Asked To Take Part In Colombo Plan
    106 1 LONDON. Nov. 27. < Keu ter) The Philippines Government has been asked whether it would like to join the £1.868.000.000 six year Colombo Plan for the economic development of South and South East Asia as a full participant, it was authoritatively stated
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    Four MIG's Shot Down
    58 1 FIFTH AIR FORCE, Korea. Nov. 27, <AP': Nineteen American Sabrejets jumped IK Communist MIGs over North Korea this afternoon and ihot down tour of them and H^mn^ed tour more without lost to themselves. It was one o f the irery rare battles where the American jet*
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    More Men, Arms For West In'52
    172 1 More Men, Arms For West In '52 ROMF, Nov. 27, (Keuter). The Council of Ministers of the Atlantic Pact today agreed on increased national contributions of men and arms m 1952 to the growing Western defence forces. Gen. Dv. ighl I) Eisenhower, Supreme N nth K\ m! vc Com* mandei
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    COMMUNITY CENTRES ALL OVER S'PORE URGED
    612 2  -  L.C. Hill mm** Reports On Lotal Govt. 'Will Help To Bring Govt To The People Standard Staff Reporter DR. L. C. Hill, the expert on local Government from the U.K., m his report to the Governor of Singapore on local government m the Colony,
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    Clerks' Exam: Teachers To Mark Papers
    75 2 MEMBERS of the Singapore Teacher* Union will m future set examination Questions and mark answer papers iov Clerical Division Time Scale Bar Examinations of the Singapore City Council. Thi s was revealed at a recent meeting of the Examinations Committee of the «City Councillors.
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    Labour To Back Clerks
    94 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE GENERAL Council or' the Labour Party of Singapore hasdecided to instruct iL representatives m t h e Legislative council to support the fight of Government clerks against the annual increments under the Benharo scale The Progressive Party has already taken a similar
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    Unified Control Of Public Health Urged
    217 2 Standard Staff Reporter ALL PUBLIC health functions now being carried out by the Government. such as "antiraaianaj and mosquito work prevention of infectious diseases' vaccination, enforcement of Leper Ordinance, administration of Food and Drugs Ordinance and so on, should be transferred to the City
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    Transfer Inspectors To Traffic Police
    294 2 VEHICLE DEPARTMENT Standard Staff Reporter non I XIFORMED inspectorial staff of the Vehicles ?r? n r f tmen J *°Xl he Sin e a Po r e City Council should be transferred to the Police Department. T iV 5 is recommended by D- L— L
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    Establish Municipal Bank, He Says
    120 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE establishment of a Municipal Bank and a Municipal Building Society has been recommended by Dr. L. C. Hill. expert on local government. He states there la a need for encouraging thrift amongst the lower paid workers. H e cites the successful
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    Remove Ceiling On Assessments
    478 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE PRESENT limit fixed t>> th<> Singapore (Jiiv Council Ordinance on the amount which the Council may levy on the annual value .of properties t-houlri be removed, teeonmendfl Dr. L. C. Hill, expert on local Government from the I/.K. who had been studying
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    Shelters: Bus Companies Not To Pay
    110 2 Shelters: Bus Companies Not To Pay Standard Staff Reporter THE VEHICLES and Traffic Committee of the Singapore City Councillors has turned cV.vn s suggestion that bus companies should be asked to contribute towards the cost of bus shelters by t:;e Council. It has been decided that the shelters should be
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    Accent On Trade
    66 2 WORK on the laying of c acrete walks at the Great Eastern i.- Ide Fair m Geylang Serai U pr gressing satisfact rily, said the manager Mr. L. Aroozoo. lie stressed thai the Fair is not an amusement pr.k but a place where business Brms can ex....
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      29 2 IVO' HAIN'T hJOBACHELC^WHV^ISMERELV I^7 taS^^^ 70 I WEGOES BOwlin' BuT NATCHERLV." R<2 I AfAHMY.?' JT^y^^&Srs^Eix. J \^y Eft HAD y I p, Rl^ ERS ON T H tries to
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    127 Recruits HoldParade
    84 3 TWO intakes to the R.A.S.C. school of 127 recruits held their passing out parade yesterday at Nee Soon. They were inspected c y I?*U General A.G.OCarrol Scott, G.O.C. Singapore Base District. Four recruits received trophies and cups during the parade yesterday from Maj. Gen. OCarroll Scott. „The
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    HAPPY MAN' TOOK POISON
    71 3 A FINDING of suicide was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at an inquest into the death of a 32-year-old Chinese cook. Poong Ti Ming, who died a few hours after he was admitted into the RAF. Hospital. Changi on the morning of Oct. 23.
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    Lunch Rally
    37 3 THE LABOUR Party of Singapore will hold an election campaign meeting m support of its. candidates for the Saturday City Council elections, during lunch hour today at Empress Place. Mr. CR. Dasaratha Raj will preside.
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    SOBER' MAJOR FOUND DRUNK
    378 3 MAJOR G. G. LESTER, (48) Ordnance Executive Officer, R.A.0.C., who was described as "one of the smartest officers m the mess" by his commanding officer, lost his seniority m rank as a Major and was severely reprimanded when he pleaded guilty to a charge of being
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    A MIX UP ON RATES, HE CLAIMS
    103 3 Standard Staff Reporter THERE has been confusion between the Cost of Living Allowance and the Subsistence Allowance, complained Mr. A. M. Doraisamy. an official of the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union yesterday. He was referring to a report m the Straits Times of
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    Back Under Police Escort
    64 3 Standard Staff Reporter A DARMALINGAM alias A. D Lingam (18). was ordered by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. P. Claque yesterday to be sent back to Malacca under police escort, after a theft charge was explained to him. Darmalingam was alleged to have stolen a
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    NEW CONSUL
    21 3 The Governor has recognised Mr James D. Hurd as Vice Consul' of the United States of America m Singapore.
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    A SNEAK PREVIEW
    219 3  -  MAXINE RAKICH By Standard Woman Reporter MADAM MONIQUE HUGUENOT, who was m Singapore a few months ago is back from a trip to Paris. Monique has brought back with her this time gowns from Jacques lath, Carven, Jean Desses. Robert Pigutt and Paquin. All these names are
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    Four More Charged In Dope Case
    106 3 Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER FOUR Chinese. Lee Eng Chan alias Peng Chiat (36). Sng Teow Kee (28). Lim Hian Chye (29) and Koh Thian Heng (29) were tentatively charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with committing gang robbery' of 1.800 pounds of
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    CASE PUT OFF
    59 3 A CASE m which four women were charged with being involved m the selling of a girl Ng Yorke Heng for the purpose of prostitution, was postponed to Dec. 4. Mr H. A. Jivabhai. Independent candidate m the City Council elections will hold an election meeting at
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    DIVER: SALVAGED SHIP BROKE
    110 3 Stiff Seng, for salvage work. The ship. S S. Pinna, had been bombed during the Ja P ane *t in n vasion of Malaya and sank m shallow water near Pulau of the vessel he entered into an agreement with the owner to salvage the ship
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    HAWKER ARRESTS A POLICE JOB, SAYS DR. HILL
    241 3 HAWKER ARRESTS A POLICE JOB, SAYS DR. HILL ALL SUMMONSES or a r rots connected *ith hawkers fthouM %m entirely a matter for the Police. Prosecutions of such canes should h<taken m the ordinary Courts-of Justice. These recommendations have been rrtade by Dr. L.C. Hill, expert on local Government from
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    Sewerage — The Engineer's
    376 3 Sewerage The Engineer 's "In view of the future development of District Councils m the rural area and the delegation of minor functions concerning sewerage, the sewerage problem should be taken care of by the City Engineer and not by a separate Board," he states. Dealing with flood alleviation work,
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    'Mirror' Pulls Off A Big Radio Deal
    137 3 THE "HEAVY INVESTMENTS" 1 m Australia referred lo by Mr. Guy Bartholomew, Chairman of the London Daily Mirror Newspaper**, Ltd., when he arrived m Singapore on Monday, involves the aequi*itioii of th«continent's biggest chain of sponsored radio station*. The "Mirror" has taken over
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    SINGAPORE AT DELHI SEMINAR
    56 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE is being repve sented m the six-day seminar of teachers m South East Asia which is now m progress In NewDelhi. The seminar opened on Ndv. 25, is sponsored by UNESCO and the World Federation nf UN Associations. It is being attended
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      134 3 VW C Katong Seniors meet at'st "Hilda's School for Programme Planning 4 p.m. Mobile Rationing: I nit: y u n "T 12 30 p.m. Changi Road 10th ms and 6.: 2 -4.30 p.m. Bukit Timah/Adam Rd. junction. YM( Combined staff meetink 1130 a.m.: Singapore Chess riub 5 pm- Malay Commercial
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    Not A Purely Military Problem—Sir H. Briggs
    582 4 Not A Purely Military Problem— Sir H. Briggs Emergency In Federation Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LLMPIR, Tues. Sf»i*akiiiij at his last Press conference lieiv loday, the retiring Director of Operations, Sir Harold Brings reviewed the progress of the campaign airaiiwt the bandits m the last two years. Sir Harold stressed
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    No Women's Police Force In Federation
    139 4 No Women's Police Force In Federation KUALA 1 LJMPUR, p l\:c> The Feck ratioi ..ks .< egulai women j r ice force.Those one sees 1: ran are specials who rerft a:: r U*HM fluty at DOIICC na ere women ?;:>pfct.> are :tv;..::t to be kt.pt ::i irckups to cw rl
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    Overloaded Lorries
    93 4 TWO lon 1 I\\n c 1 s we* c rged before Inche Abci;;! Wahafa bin Abdullali Bagan Sera ith tan ins 1 \er- j rriea B. aded f In the first case Ban S Sens rnitted havii g excess i 4 1 top 194 tm on his ras
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    Acquitted
    45 4 LOH Giap Guan. need 53. who claimed trial to n charge of I ssession of 4 leaf packets of chandu dross at a coffee shop at Jalan Haji Abu. Muar. v.-ns acquitted ir.-id discharged by the President of Sessions Court Inche Hamid bin Mustapha.
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    18 4 Mr. Lim Kek and his bride. Miss Guan Wai Ken?, phoiographei after their wedding m Kuala Lumpur, recently.
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    KEPALA CHARGED WITH CONSORTING
    225 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Alleged to have given rice and other supplies to bandits on several occasions, Tan Teik Poo, a middle-aged kepala of the Ching Hon Tin Mine, Ulu Yam Bharu, was today charged before Mr. Justice Wilson at the High Court, here with consorting with
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    Sir Rob: Vital To Keep Morale High In Malaya
    218 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The maintenance of high morale m Malaya was important as important as m any theatre of war, Sir Rob Lockhart. the new Director of Operation for the Federation, said* today. Sir Rob recalled Field Marshal
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    MORETBCASES IN PENANG
    136 4 PENANG. rues-According to the latest Municipal m. statement for the month Oc:.-> ber just issued here, the birth rate has jumped from 39 77 ;n the previous month Vu 43 27 while the death rate has decreased from 1177 to 10 27 The rate of inta::: an
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    APPEAL FAILS
    66 4 IHL Seremban Mich Court dismissed the appeal o< Munasamy, who was convicted by the Seremban M. gistrate I i theft rf 2 1 sheets ol steel plates valued at $1,257 and sentenced him to one week's rigorous imprisonment together with a fir.c oi $300 m default a turther
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    CLUB NIGHT
    46 4 THE Clayton Club. Parit -Bun. tor. recently held a very successful Club Night at which there wns a big gathering of members and guests. Alter dinner all present were entertained to a Joget Modern by th e members of the Lily Star Malay Optra
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    No Card — Cautioned
    47 4 No Card Cautioned GOH AH BIN, a trisba puller who said his bad foot had prevented him from making a living for the last six months, was cautioned and discharged by the Malacca Acting Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua for failing to replace his lost identity card.
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    APs TO GET ARMS DRILL
    93 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Tues. Men of the newly formed No. 1 Auxiliary Police Company m Serem ban will receive musket ry tracing next month. This was vea'ed by the Br:ti*h Adviser Mr. M C ff Sheppard when he addressed them at a parade These
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    UK To Make Early Ruling On Future Of Malayan Police
    372 4 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 27. The future of l\>li,< ppot.r ot. likely to be decided upon m London during the cemiat w even before Colonial Secretary Lytteiton return* frcwi hi mentations of the Singapore Police inquiry board ail Advance
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    Religious Classes For Adults
    135 4 Mandard st.iit orrt >p nd< n| KAJANG. rues i ugh ix»t« rest d initiativ< Rlalays, im« m K. ing i s have an adu U giv< th« m n g \i£ The meeting held ai the deuce oi the Distrid ruai i A luiAxiz.de app< aMa
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    Call To Indians
    85 4 Ca ll To Indians SMndard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN Tues -Th< r a prganifal I aft* b iian interests m k.-. me present constituti c•_■. i pm< c ma t by Dj J Sai speak c ■1 the ai nual meeting of I c NS Ind A- '.;on Di Samuel said
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    Had Rice For Woman Jailed
    121 4 Standard Siaif Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, rues X being m possession of supplies Intended lor bandit.*. Lai See. 42. was today convicted by Mi Justice Taylor at the High Court. here. He was sentenced U years" penal servitude Lai See was stated to haw been found
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    THAI POLICE OFFICERS END STUDY TOUR
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    Young Girl Sentenced
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    Unknown Officers Named
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    Terrorists,
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    Plot To Kill Man Related In Court
    354 5 H lye Lharged With Murder Standard Staff Correspondent PENANC, Tues. That the 6ve accused, together with Loh Yin Kee, who U still at large, conspired to liquidate Chin Ah Chin, alias Chin Ah Keow, on April 8 at Bukk Lada, Baran Lepas, was
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    MORLEY'S VIEWS NOT OFFICIAL
    101 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.-The rpfierution Government said yesterday that a statement reported to nave been made by the former Deputy Economic Secretary, Mr. J.A.E. Morley, at a press conference m San Francisco, "does not m any way represent the official view" of the Government. It was reported
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    Floods Receding In Federation
    97 5 All roads m Province WeUesley, previously reported to be flooded, are now clear and passable to traffic. The 13J milestone of the main road is itiT under six inches of water. The main Ipoh Kuala Kan?sar Ro.id between the 22 mile and 60 Chain and 22
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    ORDER NISI IS QUASHED
    157 5 AN" ORDER VISI against <he Commissioner of Prison? and the Colonial Secretary made in,4he High Court last Friday on a habeas corpus" application by Mr. M. B. Brash on behalf of a man. Ong Ban Leonij. detained m prison pending a banishment order was quashed yesterday.
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    42 5 I |lIIII.U. 4 Mrs Tan Kirn Un last night celebrated her the Tai Ton* Restaurant at New World. Witt ker v nw husband who is attached to Mess«eries Maritime* Co. The birthday cake was baked m the form of a ship.- -Munnara
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    22 MEN GET BIGGER JOBS
    158 5 Standard Staff Reporter DEPARTM EXT AL promotions for 22 Colony men were ani nounced yesterday. Heading the promotion list are Messrs. Tan Bens? San and Cheon? Pak i Chow, who have been promoted i to be Grade I. Air Traffic Control Officers. 0 The Government
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    SOLDIER HIT SERGEANT
    399 5 I CPI> ABDUL RAXI bin Mat Tajalli (21) of the Smgapoie Guard Regiment. R^'al Military Police, found guilty m a District Court Martial held at Tanglin, on charges of disobeying a command given by ni* superior officer. Sgt. W a. Hanisiou. and striking b*t. Harrison was sentenced
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    WITNESS SICK, CASE PUT OFF
    320 5 Standard Staff Reporter. THE CASE against Willie Lim. chief clerk of the import department ot Guthrie and Company. Limited tor alleged criminal breach of trust of $15,000 was postponed m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, to Dec. 11. because the main witness for the
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    Ghee Imports
    42 5 APPLICATION'S to import ghee from Australia outside quotas will now be considered. Applications must be supported by recent firm offers from Aus--1 tralian exporters. quoting the i num'oer ot the Australian D-.ii": Produce Bo:»rd export permits I held b? them.
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    133 5 THE Thai delegation who are now m Singapore to meet King Phumtphon Adulet and his Queen, who will be arriving on the Meonia today were the guests yesterday ot Mr. D. Sue manager of E. Tambunan and Company at the Lam Soo<> Villa at Bedok. Tile guests enjoyed a sumptuous
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    Wounded Soldiers Pursue Bandits
    201 5 Standard >tafl orrf H|M>ii«inil KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Two member! >f security forces were killed yesterday and five wound < One of the killed and the wounded belonged i<. tl I Ist Royal West Kent's Regiment when the truck which they were travelling m KuaKi Kubu Bahru
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    POWER CUTS TODAY
    216 5 >t BSTATIONS liable i<» <••■ limW -linf i uil i > 1».%\ I 1.. I Mtmy. Kiwr \allry K.I. kiii r> K«l.. Orthanl IM \rin*niau SI Static, Arielphi. < ;«|til««l. ,\«*»t«>n I i. IFayaac &*tu. (huurrrv lane. Balmoral K«l l>alvt*> Kil Chartered Bank. China Bank. Asia Building,
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    Lorry-Car In Head-On Smash; 2 Die
    176 5 Lorry-Car In Head-On Smash; 2 Die hi \l I I MIM X lv. Orw lihii--.*- v.in killed m slJtillv nid MMIIMV diil Imiw- ftftrr .idmi-Mitn to jMt.il m onr i«l (lit* miiisi i rid»-nl> m Kuala l.umpur >•-> lird.jv. wui n (lit* <ir m ul.' thf\ Htrc li .i i-ll
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      Towgay Experiment
      882 6 IIITHERTO there have been two schools of thought on the all-absorbing question of how towgay (bean-sprouts) should be grown. One faction, reared m the school of modem hygiene, maintains that towgay could be and should be grown with tap water which, like Caesar's wife, is abfive suspicion. The
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    Red China As Seen Through The Eyes Of Indian Mission
    788 6  - Red China As Seen Through The Eyes Of Indian Mission RAWLE KNOX By NEW DELHI. ROSEATE friendship between India and China is growing here, with the A vUit of a Chinese Cultural Mission and the simultaneous return of an IndilnCunurafSn which had been visiting China. Sardai^jfX "ears* Ambassador m Peking,
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    Review of Views
    430 6 Review of Views Scholarships For Malays j UTUSAN Melayu congratulated the Singapore Malay Union for. having taken a step to form a scholarship lund for the purpose ot helping Malay' youths to go for further studies' locally or abroad. The fund has' been named the Mohd Yunus l Scholarship niter
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    DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR SOUTHERN RHODESIA
    305 6  -  COLIN LEGUM By LONDON, Tues. A £150,000,000 development programme for Southern Rhodesia is under active investigation by a delegation from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Many of the schemes included m this vast programme are also being studied m the United Kingdom and
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    We the PEOPLE
    475 6  - We the PEOPLE A. P. RAJAH MR. THE SOUTH WARD AND Sir. I regard Mr. P. A. Xetto's remark that "Mr. A. P. Rajah had been driven to another ward after the South Ward had washed its hands of him" as a lamentable confession of failure to discover any weak
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    Meet My Husbands!
    266 6 Sir Mrs. Shirin Fozdar is reported to have said that if men are by nature polygamous so are women and that there is no reason why a woman should not have six husbands if a man could have six wives. But has she ever pondered over the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 6 "—And lit be back when ft suits me. see! Er at about what time has it gotta suit me, huh?"
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    226 6  -  Jean Davidson By WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. ALL the evening news- -<■*■ papers here today splashed eight column headlines: "Truce line agreed m Korea", and affirmed that the ceasefire agreement would be reached by Christmas. In fact, only a few sceptics favouring Mac Arthur's theories still doubt that
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    TWO THIRDS OF A BOY GOT INTO RAFFLES!
    157 6 Sir I have before me a copy of the mathematics paper for '"Entrance Examination for Standard Six. 1952, at Raffles' Institution and Victoria School." On Friday, the 23rd inst.. thif same paper was put before 175 girls from Raffles' Girte' School and
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    US Ready To Hold Private 'Disarm' Parley With Russia
    357 7 US Ready To Hold Private 'Disarm' Parley With Russia FARIS Nov. 27 (UP) The United States said vest. ,> it was perfectly ready" for private disarmament talks with the -g» sslans lf United Nations majority favours such a move. American delegate Dr. Philip Jessup made the statement after Pakistan and
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    Jap Ratifying Instrument To Be Handed US
    116 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, (Reuter). Japan's instrument of ratification of the Japanese peace treaty will be deposited with the United Mates government at a formal ceremony m Washington on Wednesday. It will be handed to the Ctm g Secretary of State, Mr. James E.
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    Rebel Labour Move Against Bill Defeated
    231 7 JAP TREATY LONDON, Nov. 27 (UP) The House of Commons yesterday defeated a rebel Labour motion to reject the Japanese Peace Treaty Bill, 382 to 33. The Commons then approved the second reading of the bill by a voice vote. The Conservative and most
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    UK Policy OnFormosa Awaits Korea Solution
    189 7 LONDON, Nov. 27 (Renter). Mr. Anthony Nuttin" Foreign Affairs Under Secretary, was asked by Mr. Tom Driberg, Labour, for a statement of government polity on Formosa m the House of Commons yesterday. He replied that the Formosan problem had now heroine an international one.
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    US Gets Base In Dominica
    136 7 US Gets Base In Dominica CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Dominican Republic, Nov. 27 (UP>— The i Dominican Republic agreed yesi terday to permit the United I States to establish a guided mis- sile observation station on Dominican soil. The new base will greatly mii crease the usefulness of the Air j Force
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    Arab Leaders Meet On UN Gen. Assembly
    203 7 PARIS. Nov. 27, (UP)-Arab leaders met here last night m a fulldress session to discuss the questions relating to procedures m the General Assembly and its organs. Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah el Din told the press after the meeting that Arab leaders had
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    Briton's Cup Of Tea Costs More
    53 7 Briton's Cup Of Tea Costs More LONDON. Nov. 27 «AP>— The price of a cup of tea the British national beverage went up 20 per cent m London Monday. Leading tea shops announced a hike of half-a-penny a cup to three pence. The old price of 2J d. had held
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    UN Trusteeship Body Reaches Compromise
    164 7 PARIS, Nov. 27 (Reuler). The United Nations Trusteeship Committee, from which France anil South Africa have already walked out, yesterday reached a compromise on the controversial question of allowing discussion of political affairs of non-self-governing countries. A threatened clash was averted by chairman Henrique/. Urena
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    Plane Damaged
    25 7 HAMILTON, Bermuda. Nov. 27 <UP>— A Pan-American Constellation was badly damaged when its undercarriage collap^pd on landing from New York on Monday night.
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    Council Of Papua, New Guinea Inaugurated
    98 7 Council Of Papua, New Guinea Inaugurated PORT MORESBY. Nov. 27. (Reuter)— Three Papuans are members of the new Coun» il of Papua and New Guinea which came into being yesterday They are the first natives to become members of an Australian Legislature. Papua and New Guinea form the eastern part
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    44 7 P'lOtO. PREMIER Mossadeq of Iran waves from the balcony of Cairo's Shepheard's Hotel m acknowledgement of the cheers from the crowd below. Mossadeq arrived m Cairo from Washington by air, Nov. 20. on a several-day visit at the invitation of the Egyptian government. UP
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    PI Council Of State Convenes
    122 7 MANILA, Nov. 27 (AP>— The Philippines Council of State has been summoned to meet today It was reported by reliable sources that the principal i ipic for discussion will be whether to call a .special session of Congress to deal with the Japanese peace treaty
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    No Survivors
    53 7 NICOSIA, Cypius. Nov 27 (AFP) No survivor was found near the wreckage of a Pakistani Air Force freight plane which crashed m Akdagh. Turkey, a senior Pakistani Air* Force fie tachment officer said at the RAF headquarters m Cyprus last night. He declined to state how many were
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    Ike Wants Greater Effort, Warns On Atom Arms Reliance
    283 7 ROME. Nov. 27 (AP). Ccmal hui^ht I). Elm. bower pro<l<l<«l ih< Atlantic* /Mttni Nmhlm to \«m themselves *ith p renter \i»our Md unit* m hiiildiup a European defence lin< east of lii< Khtii*'. and »am«-«l against depending on mem Mnmht wcm|mm
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    UNESCO To Concentrate On S-E Asia
    150 7 UNESCO To Concentrate On S-E Asia BANGKOK, Nov 25 1 1 i l Th« main w* >\ k <ii tin- I tiled Nai ion? K< onomic, Socii .i Cultural Organization will be concentrated m Asm, particularly Sen.i h and Soul hI Asia, Dt John Taylor, Deputy Director-General of the *jj«!i<.v
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    New ESA Head
    39 7 KKY WEST FLORIDA \.v 27 «AFP> Presideni Truauii <• terdaj appointed Kuk« i I nan 'i* ;><i o\ the Economic f?t; I i lisation Admi lisi a( ion Pu vill place El ie fobnstoi c resigned ecently.
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    AUSTRALIANS MOVE TO KL
    187 8 Relieving RAF In Supply-Drops The R.A.A.F. Dakota Transport Squadron based at Changi, Singapore, is to move to Kuala Lumpur within the next few days to relieve an R.A.F. Squadron on supply^ropping and other Emergency duties. The Australians will remain m the Federation for about three months
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    US Naval Attache Now A Commander
    125 8 Standard Aviation Reporter WHEN friends of W. Gordon Cornell. Assistant I nited States Naval Attache m Singapore, learned that he hail been promoted from lieutenant commander to j commander, they tried to buy new shoulder hoards and I collar insignia as a present. But
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    Recruitment To Malayan Naval Force Still Open
    75 8 For the benefit :>: those j volunteers who were sent away! to obtain various documents to! be considered for entry into the Malayan Naval Force, recruit-' merit will remain open until noon on Friday. They may therefore report daily at the Malayan Naval
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    Taiwanese Get Aussie Slacks
    69 8 Standard Shipping Reporter Eleven Taiv^nese shipwrecked seamen who are now receiving the care and attention of the Singapore Immigration authorities, were yesterday issued with Australian army shirts and slacks by tne Social Welfare Department. The men were rescued and brought to Singapore last week by the
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    Currency Notes
    31 8 Standard Shipping Reporter SIXTY-EIGHT casei of currency notes for Singapore was included m the cargo of the P and O Chusan which arrived m Singapore from the United Kingdom.
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    New Italian Stamps
    37 8 ROME. Nov. 27 (AP> A special series of three postage stamps will be issued shortly to commemorate composer Giuseppe Verdi the 50th anniversary of whose death vs. as marked by special performances >'. his operas
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      38 8 Despatches TODAY: Pakistan (parcels only i noon by President Grant.! Ceylon, I* S.A. noon by-Presid-j ent Grant, Djakarta And Sourabaya 3 p.m. by Mac- tsuycker. Arrivals TODAY: North Borneo, Labuan, Brunei and Miri (letters and parcels) by Marudu
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    Malaya Oct. Imports Exceed Exports For Ist Time In 2 Years
    264 9 Standard Market Reporter FOR the first time m about two years Malaya had an unfavourSi 7 f da b l<MlCe m Ctober impoPts bcin 9 ™*«ed at and exports at $371,496,416, making an unfavourable balance for the month of
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      RUBBER
      79 9 rilt latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib:— Bayers Sellers No I RSS Spot Loose $1.39 $1,395 F. 0.8. i D bales Dec No 1 RSS $1.39 $1.39} No 2 RSS $1.34* $1.35 No 3 RSS $1.30* $1.31 Tone: Steady. LONDON rt BBfcK Tuesday's opening prices per Ib.
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      TIN
      37 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The price ot tin to-day was $474 picul. Vv $<U LONDON TIN Tuesday's prices first session were: Spot £9€5 buyers. AI:Jt»T A sellers. Three months £945 buyers. £950 sellers. Settlement Price £965 Tone Steady.
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    RI, Thailand Sell Cheaper To USA
    183 9 Standard Market Reporter THE Genera] Services Administrate n is again buying rubber from Indonesia and Thailand at prices below levels prevailing m Singapore. However, there are indica- i tions that the GSA may not be ab!e to purchase as much as required from those
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    US WILL DENY BRITAIN HER STEEL NEEDS
    106 9 WASHINGTON. Nov. 27 < Reuter) Britain m the first quarter of 1952 will get only 25.000 tons of I.S. steel instead of the 800.000 tons asked for. Defence Production Administrator Manlev Fleischmann told a Congressional Committee. He said Britain, however, would have the
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    CANADIAN DOLLAR
    15 9 Buying rates for Canadian $34 13/16 (90 d/st); selling $34 1/16 ready (TT./OD).
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    Soviet Urging That Trade Be Resumed
    134 9 LONDON. Nov. 27 (Reufer) Moscow radio has called for the resumption' of East-West trade to the level of 1949-50 —higher should the Western powers so desire. Moscow radio said both sides were interested m mutual trade and quoted Marshal Stalin as savin? m 1927:
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    PART OF RAUB GOLD FOR FREE MART?
    193 9 Standard Market Reporter PERMISSION will ultimately be given to Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. to sell over 40 per cent, of its output on the local free market, it is believed. Mining operations can be maintamed at 1.200 fine ounces, if this turns
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    ATTENTION CENTRES ON INDUSTRIALS
    134 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tues—Slightly more interest was centred on Malayan industrial shares today. Generally the market was quiet but steady m all sections. Changed prices were: Buyers Sellers Fraser Neave Ords. 395 405 cd O. Chinese Bk 30 50 3150 Straits Traders 21.50 22 50
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    Copra Price Declines
    85 9 Copra Price Declines LIMITED activity was recorded m the Singapore produce market yesterday. Copra was quoted at lower prices, buyers indicating $37£ per picul and sellers $39 at the opening. Quotations steadied towards the close, business passing $38j with further buyers at the level and sellers holding off. Coconut oil
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    TIN: US MAY BE TAKEN BEFORE UN
    103 9 WASHINGTON. Nov. 17 (AP) —U.S. officials expressed surprise over reports from La Par that the Bolivian (Government might take the current tin price impasse to the United Nations on a charge of "economic aggression." Dispatches from La Paz. fhrtag such report*. po.nt«d cv.it
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    United Nations Told Of Malay Farmers' Plight
    1299 9 PLIGHT of the impoverished Malay tenant farmer and two proposals for improving land tenure m Malaya formed the subject of an address to the United Nations Conference on World Land Tenure Problems at Madison, Wisconsin, by Salim Akib, Agricultural Officer, Federation Department of
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    New Double-Duty Shampoo Aids Your Troubled Scalp
    243 10  - New Double- Duty Shampoo Aids Your Troubled Scalp ALICA HART BY THERE are few things more disturbing to those who fancy themselves as fastidious than a troubled scalp. Not only are SUCh things as red spots, MakiMBSi itchincss or excessive oilinc.vs prone to dim the loveliness of your hair and
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    Excessive Soil Wears Out Linens
    97 10 r ro prolong the life of A your bed linens, you'll find il a go d ide i I i pr >tect them Iron excessive soil which will require hard scrubbing at laundry time Change sheets ar d ptUoDi cas ea 1 1 eg v
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    Your Skin May Need Effective Treatment
    438 10  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER HOLIDAY SEASON NEARING By Standard Staff Reporter THE AUTUMN of the year is the time when all women, whether their live m the tropics or more invigorating climates, refurbish their wardrobes with dash and m a complete change of mood. This goes
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    INDELIBLE LIPSTICK AN AID IN RETAINING ELEGANT LOOK
    254 10 THERE'S far more to the elegant look than fancy clothes and a haughty expression, as any woman knows who tries to achieve this elusive quality m her appearance. On c important factor that is frequently overlooked is simple grooming. No matter how
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    Beachwear From London
    42 10 When Mary Anne Burwell takes a ball to the beach she wears these beach i shorts m black aivi red spun rayon, as shown by I the Moygashel fashion < group m their spring col- i lection m London. j
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    MARGARET'S DIARY
    432 10 Nothing To Fear In Getting X-rayed; No Twins- A Relief I HAD to go for the X-Ray last week and the wnole thing was most intriguing and not nearly as fearsome a* I had expected it to be. It entails little except getu!i§ undressed and into a hospital
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    Austria Have Their Best Chance Today
    556 11 LONDON, Nov. 27 (Reuter)— Austria have a line chance to do tomorrow what no other continental side has yet done— beat England at soccer on her own soil. The only team outs to have lowered the Eng Eire, though many team close. Such betting
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    SATURDAY'S BADMINTON MATCHES
    296 11 ISMAIL MARJAN m his hid for singles honours m the Singapore Badminton Championships comes up against his likely Nemesis on Saturday. Wong Peng Soon. This is one of several interesting ties m the Saturday and Sunday sessions at the Haw Par Ciymnasinm, The programme is: Saturday at
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    Island Club's November Bogey
    165 11 THE Island Club, Singapore.! November Bogey Competition played over the week-end resulted m a win for R. A. Mallal m the "A" Divisi m with a score j of 1-iip The "B" Division was won by W X Heaphy with a score of 1 -down. The
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    NEXT YEAR'S RACING CERTAINTY
    227 11 LONDON. Nov. 27 (Reuter)--Tr>e most certain tains about tne 1952 fiat-racing seasons is mat Gordon Richards will again be champion |ockey tor the iVi Any other result Is unthinkable for this brilliant rider, though m his 48tn year. Is ding ,ff superbly as ever and still
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    HARD FIGHTING IN RASC BOXING FINALS
    174 11 THERE were four technical knockouts and two knockouts m the RASC individual boxing championship finals at Tanglin gymnasium last niiiht. The knock >uts were m the first fight the bantamweight semi final m which Sgt Syed Omar kayoed Cpl. 9amat m the fifth second
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      640 11 PERSONAL ShaU I Give? Well •ead^hV 7 1 advise you t0 eaa the Singapore Standard issues on Nov 30 and vf« 1 5~ wh ere pages and jages of gifts are advertised ui^fp 6 f ISSU^u are excellent IILffISR FRANCAISE X i RE J S that owin S to the
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      446 11 COOPS FOR SALE QRDER your Christmas w Goods lii time. We bave many varieties including model engines, mechanical toys, novelties, etc No obligation to send for price lists. Fonghin Co., Ltd., Telephones 7557 and *****. Singapore. FOR SALE 10 BUNGALOW lots of about 1 -acre, each bt, at Tambun Road,
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    Early Night
    174 12 PKDVIDI N( I. R»ii»d.' I>land. N.i\. il'Pi Ne« l.aglund lightweight champion i.eorge Ar.iujo 13.">1 of Pnnidt'iice, s, .irr-d a t«-(hni< >l knockout <t\ -r llt-nrv La Sane. 134; of IhOlNi lfxas. m 1.4U i»t" the >.-i .»nd round of v >rh«'duled t -ii round non-title t>out .it the
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    Danny Decides To Quit Ring
    128 12 LONDON, Nov. 23 (Air Mail) Following his fiveround defeat last week by British featherweight champion Ronnie Clayton, Danny O'Sullivan, the former bantam weight title-holder, has decided to retire from the ring. Those who saw Danny, now aged 28. m the Clayton fight agree that his
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    Kinta Indians Score 11 Goals
    81 12 IPOH. Tues. The Kinta Indian Association maintained their unbeaten record when they trounced the second string of the Ramble: j b> 11 goals to nil m an fpoh district hockey league fixture Ibis evening. The losers comprising young boys were no match for the KIA.
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    First defeat
    203 12 Danny's first serious defeat .vai sustained at the hands m ex-world flyweight champion Jackie Patterson, who won by a seventh-round knock-out. He suffered a further major setback when he challenged LuU Romero (Spain) for the European title m April 19f)0. OSullivan was stopped m the thirteenth round. Then,
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    West Indians Lose
    191 12 Chance For First Win MELBOURNE, Nov. 27 (Reuter)— The West Indies lost the chance of recording their first victory m a firstclass game on the tour when rain completely washed out play on the last day of llieir match against Victoria here today. The match was abandoned
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    Heisinborg Rout Japs 13-Nil
    184 12 TOKYO. Nov. 27. (UP) The Helsinborg soever team continued its victorious invasion of Japan with a 13 0 rout over the Kyushu All Stars before 20.000 fans at Yahata City today A strong Swedish offensive team crumbled the Kyushu All Stars' defence to score four goals
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    RAOC Beat S'pore Regt.
    125 12 IN the first round of the Army hockey Cup. 30 Bn. RAOC defeated Singapore Engineer Rest, by four goals to nil at Gillman barracks yesterday. The battalion were the masters m the first half and scored through a flick by Smith and a drive by Wilkins.
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    Hard Labour For Cup Men
    114 12 PENANG. Tues. A cross country run over a distance of five to seven miles for the players now m training for the Foong Seong cup final against Singapore was one of the recommendations made by Mr. Tan Teik Lim, first official state badminton coach of
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    PIERO TARUFFI WINS PAN-AM MARATHON
    142 12 JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov. 26 (AP) Piero Taruffi, Italian racing ace, hurtled across the finish line Sunday a split second ahead of a fellow countryman, Alberto Ascari, to win the second annual Pan-Ameri-can road race. Taruffi and Ascari. both driving sleek, low-slung Ferraris, finished 20 feet
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    CRE(S) LOSE IN EXTRA TIME
    215 12 SINGAPORE Cricket Club "A" defeated the C.R.E. (South) by two goals to one m the Junior section of the Singapore knock-out hockey competition yesterday. A goal by centre-forward Haigh during the extra period enabled the Club to win. It had been a one-all draw earlier.
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    Army Team Boxing Ties
    69 12 THE draw for the Singapore District Team boxing championships is as follows: Ist round to be fought off before Dec. 31: GHQ Signal Regt. v Royal Army Service Corps School: Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers RAOC. Semifinal to be fought off by Jan. 19: Spore District Sig.
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    CIVVY SIDE FOR HOCKEY TEST
    148 12 THE teams to represent the Singapore Civilians m the triangular hockey tournament against the Army and Navy on Friday, Saturday and Sunday have been selected as follows: Vs Army: Patrick Yee; R. Barth (Capt.), Eng Cheng: E. Barker, B. D'Bras. S. Vellupillai; Hashim, Thillageratnam. Sheik
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    FA Cup Second Round Draw
    147 12 LONDON. Nov. 27 (Reuter)— The draw for the second rodnd of the F.A. Cup matches to be played on Saturday Dec. 15 resulted as follows: Reading va Bangor City of Southport. Southend United va Oldham Athletic Millwall vs Scunthorpe United. Colchester Untied va Bristol City.
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    Today's SPORT
    85 12 Today's SPORT RUGBY— Scotland v The Rest at SCC; RAF Tengah v Neesoon Garrison at Neesoon, 223 BOD v Naval C-in-C at Naval Base' Farelf v Spore Engineering Regt. at langUn; Naval Base RFC v SAS Regt. at Naval Base; SAOBA v RAF Seletar "A" at Woodsville; RASC v RAF
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    Recs Blues In Hockey Qr-Final
    235 12 SINGAPORE Recreation Club "Blues" yesterday entered the quarter-final of the junior section of the SHA Knockout competition when they eliminated GHQ Farelf from the tournament with a ten-man team. The Recs won by four goals to one. The Recs were without the services ot a
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    MCC Programme For Ceylon Tour
    64 12 LONDON. Nov. 27. < ReutersFollowing is the revised itinerary of the M.C.C. m Ceylon:— Feb. 16. 17. 18. 19: MCC vs a Commonwealth XI. at Colombo. Feb. 22. 23. 24: MCC vs. Ceylon at Colombo. Feb. 27. 28: MCC vs Central Province Cricket Association at
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    Chinese Boxers To Test Louis
    60 12 TAIPfel. Nov. 27 (UP) The Chinese press carried reports that Joe Louis has accepted an invitation- from the China Boxing Club to come to Taiwan after he concludes his tour of Japan. The reports said Louis agreed to meet Chinese boxers m a series of
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