Singapore Standard, 31 October 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard ik. A n i: VOL. 11l NO. 121 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    5 REDS GIVE UP, 1 SHOT
    340 1 October's 82nd Bandit Killed Was Girl (16) FIVE more terrorists have surrendered m Hi Federation, while October's 82nd bandit to be killed was a 16-year-old girl. She was shot by the 4th Malay Regiment m Kuala Krau Pahang when the patrol entered a cultivated
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    55 1 THE Duchess of Kent used chopsticks m an expert manner at a Chinese banquet on Wednesday night given by the Chinese community of Hongkong, reports Reuter. In this Standard photo radioed from Hongkong, the Duchess is seen at the banquet with Sir Shouson Chow, (extreme right). Others m the picture
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    Convicts Free Guards
    17 1 Convicts Free G uards I the riot I th state the con- Steven n I promised H
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    Four More Join Mr. Lim
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    Eden For UN
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    DUCHESS USES CHOPSTICKS
    53 1 Chan. Sir Mankani Lo, Mr. Ngan Shing Kwan and Mrs. Kwok Chan. The other woman is unidentified. Yesterday the Duchess laid the cornerstone of tin Queen Elisabeth Youth Centre and attended, tXtS Xowloon Residents *Aiisociation reception. At night she attended the Government House Ball, the highlight of
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    Tree Falls, Kills Man
    60 1 TAX Teik Earn (44> was killed when a huge coconut tree fell on his attap house m Bukit Dumbar, Penang. early yesterday morning. The tree crashed through the root and fell o n Tan who was asleep. The rest of the family escaped Tan was rushed
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    Star To Many
    20 1 HOLLYWOOD. O-t. 30, (AP).— Producer Collier Young will marry actress Joan Fontaine In San Francisco next month.
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    Decision On Absentee Councillors
    141 1 Decision On Absentee Councillors Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council- i frrs who absent themselves without leave from two consecutive ordinary meetings of the Council m future may forfeit their seats, if a recommendation of the Procedure Committee is approved at today s meeting of the Council. A Councillor's seat
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    Remembrance Day
    41 1 FOR the general observance of Remembrance Day on Sunday. Nov. 9, the duration of the two-minute silence will b e indicated by the firing of a gun at 11.00 a.m. and 11.02 a.m. on the Esplanade, near the Cenotaph.
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    Thai Body To Import Gold
    168 1 BANGKOK, Oct. 30, (Reuter) The Thai Government today authorised the Financial Syndicate, composed of nine local banks and one import-export firm, to import 40,000 ounces ot gold during November, according to reliable sources. T'i s amount is to be import-, ed In eight shipments oi
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    Ship Here With Vital I-C Cargo
    124 1 Standard Shipping Reporter A FI.'&LY-LADEN Jrench Freighter arrived m Singapore yesterday en route to Saigon with a \itai cargo to help the war efforts of the French Union forces m Indo-China. The freighter, Pei Ho. of 8.612 gross tons, is calling here for the
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    Pg. Move To Check Movie Ticket Racket
    168 1 PENANG, Thurs.— With the view to stamping out blackmarketing of cinema tickets outside theatres the Penan? Police are attaching three conditions to cinema licences requesting the managements to comply with them otherwise the Chief Police Officer will have WU to withdraw their licences
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    R/T Link With US
    44 1 SINGAPORE is to establish a radio-telephone link with New York via San Francisco m the near future. The Standard reliably learned yesterThe radio-telephone will be operated by the Colony's Telecommunications Department. Local leading firms have been told of this proposal.
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    Still In Coma
    33 1 BFA'ERLEY HILLS -(California)/ Oct. 30 CAP):— The condition of Dixie Lee Crosby wife of Bing Crosby, remained unchanged today. She still lay i v a coma at the Crosby home.
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    24-Hr. Curfew In K. Tinggi
    93 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A 24-hour curfew has been imposed until further notice m the following two areas of Kota Tinggi District, Johore The areas ar e those enclosed by the wire perimeters of Lee Sawmills No. 4 at the 46i mile on the Mersing-Kota Tinggi
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    Typhoon Hits Indo-China
    63 1 SAIGON, Oct. 30 (AP):— A| typhoon with winds of 12U m.p.h. struck the Indo-Chinese coast today, and reportedly caused heavy damage at the French air and naval base ot Tourane. This was the third such storm to hit Indo-Chma m ten days, the first one. on Oct.
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    Pusan Confab
    36 1 PUSAN, Oct. 30, (ReuterAAP). US Ambassador Robert Murphy and United Nations Supreme Commander General Mark Clark today conferred With South Korean President Syngman Rhee for half an hour. They arrived at Pusan this morning.
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    Egg Thrown At Truman
    119 1 EN ROUTE with Truman, Oc-t 29 (UP)— President Truman, heckled by youngsters at twj stops, carried his campaign through lowa today and sharply attacked the Republican foreign policy and Far East programmes. An es« was thrown from the splattered against a rear window of the Truman
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    SHIP SINKS
    39 1 A RADIO broadcast from Canton, quoted by the Hongkong Standard today, said that the Chinese steamer Wing Fook, reported to have been drifting off Hainam island on Oct. 26, sank yesterday about a mils from Haiaaa Gull.
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    Thai Visitors Fly On Supply Drops
    137 1 Thai Visitors Fly On Supply Drops THE Deputy Commander-in-chief of the Royal Thai Air Force, Air Marshal Luang Cherd Vudhakas and his accompanying Staff Officers returned to Singapore bom Kuala Lumpur yesterday. On arrival they were met b^ the Station Commander Group Captain C. X. Champion de Crespigny who conducted
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    Woolton Under Knife
    26 1 SCARBOROUGH. Oct 10, (APi Lord Woolton (69) chairman of the Conservative Party and Lord President of the Council, underwent Knottier operation last night.
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    25 1 photo. MR. JOHN RICHARD Hoyward A.S.P., and Miss Thelma Winifred Hilton after their wedding at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore yesterday morning. Standard
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    $421.50 BOOST FOR TOY FUND
    451 1 Standard Staff Reporter MEN, women and children from all over Malaya —from Sungei Siput to Kajang and from Taipinq to Mentakab— are rallying to our call to give the poor and orphaned children "a merry Christmas." Yesterday's cash donations to the Christmas Toy Fund from
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    POLICE VEHICLE SHOT AT
    160 1 A POLICE Land Rover i it can fins one Poli< c l lieutenant and li\ c S|)(" i.i >mstables was fired on bjr rorist s on Wedne »dt y a1 1 1 > L'Hth mile Limit on tne main K.iiai Road, Johore 'J'ln- 1 constables were
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    US Defence Official Due
    114 1 UNITED States Deputy Defeat c Secretary WTilliam F.> ter \\i n arri-, c at Ka lang Airpofi by U S hte Conste lal ion on Sunday at n.m.. aftei [siting Kua Lumpur nrhere be wi.l contei with General Sir Gerald Tafl»« pier. Mr. Foster \t on
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    INTEGRITY COMMISSION, FFDFRATION OF MALAYA.
    71 2 MEMBERS Of THE PUBLIC IN POSSESSION OF INFORMATION REGARDING CORRUPT AND IMPROPER PRACTICES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE SHOULD GIVE INFORMATION EITHER ORALLY OR IN WRITING TO THE INTEGRITY COMMISSION. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BUILDING. KUALA LUMPUR SUGGESTIONS AS TO MEASURES LIKELY TO HELP IN SUPPRESSING CORRUPTION WILL
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    Appeal Against Award
    139 2 Appeal Against Award AN APPEAL against the award made by the Commissioner of Lands, Singanore m respect of the acquisition of certain land at Nee Soon belonging to Buk.it Sembawang Rubber Company Limited to the Crown for defence purposes, which was disputed, was heard before Mr. Justice Brown. m the
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    Rebuffed Man Tried Suicide
    80 2 ILL and jobless a husband volunteered to help bis wife pack melon to double the day's income but the wife sairf no. So he rushed home and tried to take caustic .soda, the Singapore Third Police Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone \as told yesterday. The husband.
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    Agency To Close
    14 2 THE Postal Agency at Joo Chiat Road. Singapore 15. will I
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    Govt Approves First Two Buildings tor Shenton Way
    355 2 Govt Approves First Two Buildings t or Shenton Way Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government and the Improvement Trust hove approved plans for the first two buildings to be erected under the Shenton Way Development Scheme. These plans ore now awaiting apP**™*** Cit Council, the City Architect, Mr. W. I.
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    39 2 photo. THIS is the revised plaa of the facade submitted to the SJ.T. for approval by Mr. Ng Keag Siang, wellknown Singapore architect, and designer of many of the new buildings that will go up along Shenton Way Standard
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    Blythes At Home To Old People
    258 2 Blythes At H ome To Old People THE Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe. an* Mrs. Blythe were hosts yesterday to 62 members o the Red Cross Old People's Club at their weekl; Thursday afternoon tea The guests were driven to the Colonial Secretary's residence, on the grounds of Government
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    Alleged Robber Is Remanded
    86 2 A TENTATIVE charge of armed robbery was explained to Chua Ah Seng of Tampenis Road,- m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. The charge alleged that Chua m company with three others unknown, held up Chua Sin Tuan and robbed him of cash and jewellery, totalling
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    STUDENTS DISCUSS PAN-MALAYA BODY
    270 2 DELEGATES from four colleges m the Federation and Singapore and the University of Malaya, representing nearly 5,006 students, met at the Council Room at the Faculty of Medicine, Sepoy Lines yesterday to form Pan- Malayan Students' Organisation. The Sultan Idris Training College abstained from voting) on
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    New Management
    38 3 THE Happy World cabaret. j now under new management. is featuring George Phillips I dance band. There will be a gala opening tomorrow night. The cabaret intends to hold a "Hawaiian I Night" once a week.
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    Work On YMCA Pool Starts '53
    225 3 Standard Staff Reporter WORK ON the Singapore Young Men s Christian Association's $200,000 modern swimming pool lor members is to begin next year, the Association s secretary, Mr. Rowland Lyne said yesterday. Since the project was launched two years ago, funds have 3een pouring
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    Home For Orphans Proposed
    90 3 Home For Orphans Proposed Standard Staff Reporter THE Malay Women's Wei- j fare Association m Singapore 1 proposes to raise $450,000 to build a home for destitute Malay women and orphans, the President of the Association, Che Zahara binte Noor Mohamed, said yesterday. Government has agreed to allocate a piece
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    Tamils Want Culture Talks
    101 3 THE Tamil Diffusion League advocates the introduction of inter-communal cultural talks over Radio Malaya. In a motion to be tallied at the Delegates' Conference of the Tamils Representative Council tomorrow, the League will urge the Council to approach the authorities of Radio Malaya and impress 1
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    FLAG DAY TO RAISE $1,000,000
    171 3 A.S part of their initial drive' to collect SI. 0(10.000 for the building of a general hospital and a maternity hospital, the M o v n t Alvernia Hospitals Building Fund Committee will be holding a flag day tomorrow. The two hospitals will rise on
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    Overseas Students
    44 3 TWENTY-ONE of the total of 109 students attending the new session at Britain's cooperative college at Standford Hall, near Loughborough. are from overseas. Amongst these i are scholars from India. Sara--1 wak and Ceylon. One visitor from Malaya has yet to arrive
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    New Appointment
    41 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Dr. E. D. B. WolHe. Principal Medical Officer, Johore. has been appointed Assistant Director of Medical Services, Rural Hygiene, Federation of Malaya. He will leave for Penang on Nov. 7 to take up th e post.
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    Proudest Man At The Parade Was S.C. Abas
    301 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE proudest man m the passing-out parade of 600 Special Police Constables at tne Kulai Police Training School yesterday was •>as bin Ahmad, who won three silver cups tor_ the most important thing m bandit fighting good shooting. The
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    $10,000 For University
    46 3 handed the cheque to Mr. Mac Donald. The picture above shows, from left: Mr. Lakshmi Narayanan. Manager of the Indian Overseas Bank. Mr. Gopala Menon. Mr. MacDonald, Sir Sydney Came Vice-Chancellor of the University and Mr. Lim Cher Poe, the University's .Acting: Bursar.
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    TB Caught Up With Him
    93 3 A CHINESE store-assistant who had no blends or relations suddenly found himself suffering from tuberculosis. As he was jobless and had no money to go for treatment, he tried to end his life, the Singapore Coroner was told yesterday. The store-assistant, Lav Vat j Soon
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    New Car Risk Rates Effective Tomorrow
    133 3 FROM tomorrow, all comprehensive insurance policies on private cars coming m for renewal will be subjected to a 30 per cent rate increase. This was the decision of the Motor Insurance Association of Malaya following a special meeting m Singapore. New policies on private
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    JCC Dance Fund
    23 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Johore Cricket Club collected $1,480 a record total— from proceeds of the annual dance held recently.
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    Rush For Seats In Aided Schools
    243 3 ABAS BIN Ahmed proudly receives his third silver cup from Mr. J. B. Masefield. Chief Polite Officer. Johore. photo APPLICATIONS for the 540 places offered by the \ided Schools to boys and girls m Standard V at Government Feeder Schools, have far exceeded the
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    Swindled Postal Deposits
    95 3 Swindled Postal Deposits SERFMBAN. ThllW. X postal clerk, H. I. Ponniah, (4 4) was today sentenced by the President <>f the Sessi Court, Seremban, to two ireai i rigorous imprisonment and i fine of $2,000. jn default farther six months rigorous imprisonment on a charge ol criminal breach of trust
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    Children's Poppy Day
    105 3 SFA'ERAL thousand ehi of Singapore are expecti I i dock to the Great world I their very own Poppy Day Party tomorrow which v continue from 2.30 to 6 p in Prizes this year are < ti.., ti;.l. once again demon ti ing the generosity of Sii
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    Car Poppies Go On Sale
    51 3 POPPIES for motor-cars md other vehicles will !»^> -<» !d starting tomorrow, Nov. I, and continue until Nov. B. The car poppies will be available at $2.00 each, or three for $5.00, at Leading department stores the General Pom Office. the Union Building and Hongkong
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    Songs And Fights End In Arrest
    219 4 THE Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. E.H. D'Netto, yesterday told two brothers, who fought with each other after a party, that they had a peculiar way of showing their happiness. The brothers, Henry Kum (22), and Robert Kum Koon Hoe (20), were each fined
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    LECTURE FOR 50 STUDENTS
    44 4 VISITING professor, D. G. E. Hall traced the growth oi nationalism m Burma. India, Philippine?. Indonesia and IndoChina, at a formal lecture to University of Malaya students yesterday. Professor Hall spoke for about one hour. Fifty students attended his lecture.
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    Council Warns Builders
    183 4 Council Warns Builders The Singapjre City Council is to warn all ouilding contractors and architects that it will take legai action against them if they start any building without prior sanction from the Council. This has resulted from the action of a certain contractor and architect m making alterations to
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    M. R. A. Aims At The Goodness In You, he says
    285 4 M. R. A. Aims At The Goodness In You, he says IPOH, Thurs. The Moral Rearmament Assembly and its founder, Dr. Frank Buchman an American of Swiss descent, aims at rekindling the goodness m the human heart. This was the theme of the public lecture delivered by Tuan Haji Mohamed
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    Four Were Crushed To Death Here
    82 4 photo. THIS huge rock m the foreground is part of a broken piece which dislodged itself 200 feet at the top of a marble quarry m Ipoh during blasting operations on Tuesday. Four Chinese labourers m charge of the operations had stood on it
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    City Changes To Speed Business
    197 4 Standard Staff Reporter CHANGES m procedure aimed at speeding Singapore City Council business will be considered by the Councillors at their meeting today. The changes hi ye been recommended by the Procedure Committee. The Committee recommends that powers be delegated to the President and Standing
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    109 4 THREE Malayan journalists who spent a month m Britain on a Colonial Office visitorship returned by air yesterday. They were accompanied to Singapore b y Hongkong journalist. Steve B. Neoh. w'ui also went on tour with the party. Picture from right are: Mr. J. Rohan of Shell Public Relations, Singapore,
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    Preliminary Power Tests
    80 4 SINGAPORE City Electrical Engineer. Mr. C. C. Payne told The Standard yesterday that tests to auxiliary boilers at the new Pasir Panjang Power Station began yesterday. He described these tests as "preliminary" and said there would be many tests before he could say whether they had been
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    Chinese Y's $Mil Plan Is Held Up
    129 4 THE Singapore Chinese Y.M.CA.'s SI .000 .000 building project is being held up because occupiers of a piece of land leased o the YMCA have not given up their former tenancy. Mr. S. F. Huang. Chinese YMCA secretary. -old The Standard yesterday that
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    Today's Power Cuts
    400 4 SINGAPORE substations liable to load shedding today: DAY Mac Donald House, Short St., New Spore I<'e Works. Cheng Van Place. Firestone, Mackenzie Rd.. B. Timah Pumps. Balestier Rd.. Jalan Ampas, Siong Hoe Biscuit Faciy., 8..M.8.C. Marßltehie. Braddell Rise. Alsagoff Estate. Island Golf Club. Windsor Park. Seletar Pumps.
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    NEED FOR ADULT EDN. STRESSED
    776 5 MacG. Appeals For Volunteer Teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Education may take many forms there is not a single one of us who is not m need of education m form or another, said the Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. D.C. -cGillivray over Radio Malaya tonight when
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    Language Board Appointments
    62 5 Language Board Appointments The following ntc I to a wt :1 B ii Pahang: Lip Cht Ab- "Mud i Ibrahim \.M s iai iff; t Ke 4 is it i Temei '■■■.■>'■ Vbdu] Karim Ml TV I Eng Suair. t1 m and Pekan Dato t bin Osman Yap K'ner Van;
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    29 5 Picture. THE "Merry -Go-Round", a song and dance by pupils of the Lai Mm* School. Kuala I umnur m celebration of the school's 23rd anniversary on Tuesday. Yong Peng
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    Motion For Better KL Roads Approved
    282 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A motion proposed by Mr. S.C.E. Singam lor new and better roads for Kuala Lumpur and that the Federal Government should help m road planning and contribute towards expenses was approved today by the Municipal Council. He saul construction of roads
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    Muar Recruiting
    24 5 A RECRUITING team of the Malay Regiment under its Recruiting Officer, Lt. Mohd. Sharif! will visit Muar district. Johore. on Nov. 3.
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    Fighters Fined
    28 5 KOTA TINGGI. Thurs— The circuit magistrate fined 'Teo Wee Keng and Teo Soon Chin $10 each for fighting and behaving disorderly at Jrlan Mawai on Wednesday.
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    Taiping To Hear 3 Bands
    67 5 TAIPING. Thurs. Three ol University of Malaya Endowment Fund by Taipings amateur the first time here on Nov. 9 at the St. George's Institution Had The occasion i-; the g;-.*nd variety concert m iid '>' ie the town's ieadino amateur bands will perform jointly for
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    Malaya Timber Hit All-Time Record In 1951
    371 5 Malaya Timber Hit All-Time Record In 1951 LAST YEAR'S production of timber m Malaya hit an all-time record with 42,701i,946 cubic feet- as against 36,169,842 m 1950 -in spite of the Emergency and the resultant difficulties m logging, according U) the annual report of the Federal Forest Administration. The figure
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    New Kluang Transport Co.
    84 5 A N'F.W limited transpon company. The Central Johoi Transport Co. Ltd has been formed at ECluang by ||V of vehicles wbo nave together m order to lessen undue competition and facilital prompt and efVicienl band m of goodl ill traint. The fompan> bai ten loi i■•
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    MOTORCYCLIST FINED $130
    63 5 MOTORCYCLIST FINED $130 PARTT BUNTAR. ThUT motor cyclist. Ong Ah V was fined a total <»t $130 b.j [nche Sallch bin Eckharrit m 1 the Pant B-ntar Court prheti he pleaded guilty to tut- summons charges of riding i motor cycle without a licence lulling to display the num »t
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    Broke Curfew. Fined
    29 5 PORT DICKSON Thur Kob Nam dI Scpatiß whs f < 575 m default two iiuxith: prlsonment at t^ Magistrate Court, sepan& for bnak nc curlew at Sepanff.
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    The City Budget
    254 6 T IK Stoga, Ot, Council has just announced 1 record budget The expenditure <.i &n» i: WW 000 11 S S<> is i r^ revenue, "S3 '"TV" LvU'fp,Udent. omitted these same 1 V: »m. miflhi surest inefficiency and improA;l IWs J^\* !rfttT City Counca Discontent ;.:J d
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    What's Wrong With The Rubber Industry.
    1534 6 TF NOTHING else at least 1 one paragraph was perfertly clear m the RfPort of the Whitton Arbitration B °The Board was set up by the Federal Government to Uttle the wage dispute be'ZS*,? ZS: cha'rmin!" "he other two members were Mr. Chnrles Gamba,
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    THE MEANING OF MAOISM
    1056 6  - THE MEANING OF MAOISM O. M. GREEN By [N a broadcast on May Day, I 1949, when the Cqmnunist conquest of China W as virtually complete, Mao Tse-tung emphasised that the Red revolution was nut limited to China. but must ultimately P^eed to '•the liberation of the 1.000 million suffering
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      HOW DOES THE P.S.C. CHOOSE ITS MEN?
      293 6 Sir;— The results of the G.C.S. Special Grade Promotions have just been officially released last week and it is of great interest to note that not less than onethird of the successful clerks were from the same departments where they were first appointed.
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      The Meaning Of "AAN
      67 6 Sir;— The film "Aan" does not mean "Justice" as your reviewer put it last Sunday. It- is an Urdu word which means "Prestige". Indeed the story of the doe not admit it because she is a Rajput princess. Premnath contrives to do away with the Raja
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      47 6 J Tomorrow at The Great World JAU The Fun of The Fair: i Children's Party m aid 0/ I POPPY DAY FUND From 2.30 p.m. to 6p. nt. > Admission 20 eft 4 Lucky Dips Fishing Games 4 Swings Roundabouts Balloons j J Sweets Ices Refreshments etc J
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    The Queen On Malaya War
    153 7 LONDON, Oct. 30 (Reuter).— The Queen m h .losing Parliament today, mourned the loss of m m Korea md said: "My Government m the 1 lt( Kin^u^ and in the other countries of the nmonwealth have worked ceaselessly to achieve an n.tut agreement m conformity
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    Lyttelton Holds Talks
    41 7 Lyttelton Holds Talks I Secrei I ferred wit 1 ficiais 1 I my of H Britain < I net with M Sir Evelyn m v ©I the 1 .-icil. I l v held a toi I ted of a ticipating m Mau
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    Delegates Vow To Oust Reds
    54 7 B a neni m w i the ChiS er the lost V by delem to- :se IS 9 timed to m j iH i M timated 1 be V road, made ese M n a manifesto hid) fl c Chinese to band 9 get her
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    Bevan Hauls Down Colours
    76 7 LONDON. Oct. 30 (Reuter) Anounn Bevan'a leftwingers today publicly announced their acceptance oi the Labour Party's order t hat they disband their rebel sroup. But the Bevanites "deplored" the Party resolution calling for their dissolution as illiberal. based on "allegations which are 00l true" and as
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    NBLU Again In Commons
    104 7 LONDON. Od 30 (ReuteD— l I. iboui men bei ol P.u liameni Stanley Awbery m the House ol Commons today asked the First Lord the Admiralty fox the ol a cable on outstanding claima v- received recently from the Nava! Base Labour n Smgapoi c, and
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    French Cross Black River
    68 7 H WOI. Oct. ,o. .AFP- F cfa Union forces today crossed the X ach R -er northwest I Hai r :he com se oi their ftrst ittack ag tinsi Vietminh pa this one since the be- ming ol :he dry season. The V .'v.v.'i r:t\d town
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    Allies Regain Korean Hill
    90 7 SEOUL.. Oct tC fAP> Allied infantry amp. back Pinpoint Hili with clubbed rifles and cold steel today Earlier 2,000 Chinese Reds, bursting oui of the mouth of a long, uphill tunnel, had ga ned control ol the vital Central Korean front peak. I is mds ol
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    India May Sell Monazite Sands
    100 7 NEW DELHI. Oct 30, (AP> India may reverse her present policy banning exports of strategic monazite sands used to manufacture radioactive thorium. Mr. S. S. Bhatnagar, director of Scientific Research, said m an interview today on returning from a world tour, including the United States
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    DMPA Chief Arriving Sat.
    162 7 L Rei 4 the Regional Office rf P ye m nan^i irday. Real C mbo. the n va sai d T c Defence Material Procurement Agencj is activating m Singapore its fourth Regional Office I; urtil supervise defence material procurement activities; m Asia and Australia. Singapore
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    JB Agrees City Water Target
    198 7 A JOHORE Government agreement has been concluded for the Singapore City Council to complete a 20,000,000 gallons ii-day target under the Colony's multi-million dollar waterworks project at Tebrau River, Johore. Agreement for the final targel of Tebrau River waterworks project providing for an additional 50,000,000
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    GIRLSTABBED
    114 7 GIRL STABBED MRS. T.S. TERRY. Branch Officer of the Red Cross (Singapore Branch) Old People's Club, helps Mrs W. L. Blythe, wife of the Colonial Secretary, serve tea at the Colonial Secretary s residence yesterday afternoon when 62 men and women from Bushey Park and Nantina Homes were K"£sts of
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    OIL: TROUBLE IN IRAQ
    439 7 Na tiona lisa tion Of IPC Wanted LONDON, Oct. 30 (UP)— Officials dealing with Middle East affairs here switched their attention to Iraq today following last night's surprise dissolution of the Iraqi Parliament and the opening of election campaign with nationalization of Iraq's oil industry as
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    The' Peace Angel'
    50 7 BARBARA Ro'.raui P!( yer. I the German "Peace Angel of Helsinki" who interrupted the opening of the 1952 Olympic] Games to make a peace appeal, left Frankfurt by air yesterday for Tokyo at the invitation of 'he Japanese sroup of the "United World Federal Government/' Rev- ter.
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    Iran Reds Blamed By Envoy
    123 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. Zt (UP) [rantan Amba a i AMah Baleh today a d tlu j recent demon ti al i against the Shah m Iran very definitely were itaged v the I Communist-controUed 1 h Party. Saieh commented to t. en about the dhtmon trat
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    Mis. Edmett Will Serve On Hoards
    85 7 JOHORE BAHRT '1 h Mi>. M H Edmett, \m» been .i;poiiiit'(i member ol all Town Boards m ttM district of Kota Tinggi, m p Mr (j Scurr who tia n gi i d lira Bdmeti who is the grandmother ol Urn boy who was
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    Denies He Posed As Inspector
    65 7 JAN BIX OMAR (34) wm charged In the Sing' p>n First Police Court yesU with impersonating i I Council building m &pe< toi o 1 m the usumed charactei il was alleged be received c from Arang bin Sulaiman af Hie latter*i bouse at Lltti
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    Sprinting Up The Wall
    72 7 No. This is not a suicide attempt. It is yL one of the boys at the London Nautical School trying to keep gravity out of their physical training and this is one of the ways they do it. He has just finished a charge across the
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    Wife Chased Me When 111, Says Husband
    175 7 A RUBBER factory worker. Ong Hock Seng, told the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, yesterday that he was chased out of the house by his wife and her uncle. He .felt so ashamed that he did not want to go
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    Man Assaulted
    27 7 A SHOP assistant Lee Boon See (28) was assaulted at the junction of New Bridge and Bukit Pasoh last night. A Sikh has been detained.
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    HO ESCORTED OVER BORDER
    80 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 30. (Reu-ter-AAPJ— Thirty China-bound passengers from Singapore were escorted this morning from the motor vessel Santhia to the railway station under supervision of immigration officers for the last stage of their journey home. The ship arrived here yesterday but because these passengers could yiot
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    Hawkers Get A Breather
    71 7 HAWKERS selling In Esplanade may continue to do n I until Now 14. Mr. T. P F. I McNeice, Singapore City Council President bold The Standard I yesterday. He was commenting on m appeal made by the hawkers thai they should be allowed to continue hawking
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    Dutch Adamant
    38 7 THE HAGi'E. On. SO (fteuter) The Dutch Government said today it would pot RlVe 'P or limit iLs .sovereign' ov« Western Mew Guinea .me? 1 saw "no point" m resuming Ulki with Indonesia about the territory.
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    BOBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 7 Stondoir* London Coi respondent LONDON, Oct. 30. The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Morket today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN S HH* Spot £962 per ton November 12, 6. feu £964 December 22, d. Jhrec monfh% £94 Jan./Mor. 22 d.
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    Amethyst Ends Coastal Patrol
    10 8 lakdsjfkldjfuid ■ffljrti-t! at -sir ke Standard
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    Arrives In Sport
    215 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE HMS Amethyst of the Yan^se blockade^ he command of Commander A. R. L. Butler. The frigate, during her tour ,f duty, went up the muddy ?rengganu river "to show the flag" and was visited by the Sultan of Trengganu and by some 1,000
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    3 Jap-Built Tankers To Be Launched
    178 8 3 Jap-Built Tankers To Be Launched TOKYO, Oct. 30 (AP)— i rhree large oil tankers. including a mammoth 38.000 tonner are scheduled to be launched m Japan during the first week of November. according to the Kyodo News Agency. All three are being built for foreign firms. The National Bulk
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    Finns Buy UK Jets
    56 8 HELSINKI. Oct. 30 Ren- I i ter)— Finland has made an I agreement with the British De Havilland Company for "the purchase of three Vampire II Jet Fighters for her air force. i a Defence Ministry spokesman i said today. Funds for the f j fighters
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      531 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. l)u r S'Dore Due Penan* From In Port Nov 4 Hongkong 4 P»> un Nov 12 Not 16 Japan. H'kong Sails Sails Sails Penane P Sham Spore Nov 5 Nov 8 Hongkong 22X£ Nov 17 Nov 24 H kong, Japan fUkl j;,rpluii^ cargo 107 U wttb
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      398 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Roy al Rotterdam Lloyd Holland-America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. PORTLAND (Maine) BOSTON. NEW ¥ORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE NEW ORIUNS Spore P. Sham Penang SOESTDYK (HAL) Gdn. 18 6 Nov Nov KOTA GEDE (RL) 9/15 Nov 16 Nov 17 Nov KOTA BAROE (RL) 29
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      473 8 EAST ASIATIC Llllt SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA t.K COXMNLM Spore P.S'ham ■•ASIA" for Bangkok, Saigon Hongkong Manila Kobe Yokohama 57 Nor 4 J\ "MAGDALA" for Bangkok 6 7 Nov :> "PRETORIA' for Bangkok EV/ttttet "KOREA" for Djakarta Banekok Saiizon, H-kong. Manila Kobe Yokohama 10 11 Der fe '•KIN A" for Melbourne
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    Jps,Germans May 'Grab'
    246 9 Jps, Germans May 'Grab' S-EA Trade Again Standard Market Reporter THE TOKYO-BERLIN Axis is slowly making a big comeback m SoutnEast Asia, at least m terms of trade with Indonesia and Malaya m particular, according to trade sources. With the ratification ot the Japanese Peace Treaty with most countries Japanese
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    Lower Overseas Prices Cause y4e. Drop In Rubber
    190 9 Lower Overseas Prices Cause y 4 e. Drop In Rubber tner ien ires. H >wever, prices steadied ightlv towai the close to the opening levels. Some se ii from upconntry ported Singapore Charobei ol rommerce Rubbei Association i ices I per Ib i yesterday Buyers Sellers Loos i RSS o
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    128 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSINCS robber price> (cents per Ib io Sing a pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 spot loose "6' 77 FC) B m bales Nov No 1 R.S.S. 7<>,' 765 No. 2 RS.S. 7U 71? No. 3 R.SS. B7i 71] Tone: Steady. I ON1»ON Xl BHKR Thursday's opening
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    Steel Sales Reduced
    112 9 NEW UK:\. UCI. •>>' va i n It was announced today Uiat o the United States Steel C< r- poration suffered sharply reduced sales and earnings tor the first nine months this year compared with I^sl. Sales for the nine months totalled U552.140.401.920 compared with U552,592,789,614 last
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    Jap-Pakistan Trade Snag
    102 9 NAGOYA, Oct. 30 (UP)— Trade relations between Japan and Pakistan have been snagged because Japan is buying American cotton m preference to higher priced Pakistan cotton, H. Y. Dadabhoy, of Karachi said recently. As the two countries have been trading on a fairly even basis, with Japan
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    NZ, Holland Move To Cut US Imports
    61 9 GENEVA. Oct. 30 (Reuter) New Zealand and the dairy products m reprisal against United States import restrictions. ml Delegates from both countries t J the seventh session of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) saio they Objected > •'discrimination. H f
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    Copra And Coconut Oil Easier
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    UK EXCHANGE
    7 9 $281. 875 to one tael.
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    Thare Mart Quiet
    68 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The i share market m Singapore was quiet m all sections today Tins and industrials showed "ttle changes with only small business "passing. Rubbers continued to be neglected. Changed pnees are: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers F Ord T aDd NeaV 2« 1.30 x all H'kong 8t
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    Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE
    1325 9 Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE SINGAPORE DIARY MIKD V\IIOX> KXIIIUIIION: a: British Council Hail \> a m io :> m. C! OKIM I) X B C I I A I At -H MV." S;ud:o. MiiUv.i.d House (Classical music) >; uo I ni. rOMBOLO: At Nee Soon Transil dining hall
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    Call For Trade Unity
    108 9 1 OX DON*. Oct 30 (Reulen--Mr Leslie Gamage, president of the Institute of Export, yesterday called on the (.om-. monwealth "to trade I >_c.nor as one unit rid ourselves it the tetters of GATT (General A.greeo»ent on Trade T;M- 'T^ and go all ->ut for i:t
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    Processing Colour Film
    1324 10  -  PETER ROBINSON AX ADVENTURE CALLED FJfUXU««Arnx By j \>T WEEK, I introduced to you that remarkable a< -hirveinent of raodera photochemistry, the ink'sral tri park, which is the swish MIBM for th<* colour film m geaeral urn* today. b t"' mpt i s key 1 the woi
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    New Classical Recordings
    349 10 IT.M.V. have rercntly issued Ai- two quite astonishing records of music that was written over two thousand years ago. Arda Mandikian sings all six of the ancient Greek hymns that have survived m complete form and the modern listener is thus able to hear some of the
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    BETTE'S BACK ON THE BOARD
    90 10 BETTE'S BACK ON THE BOARD > BETTK DAVIS, Hollywood 2 star, started rehearsing re- 2 cently for her first stage role m JO years. She will appear m "Two's Com- panv," a musical revue m 2 which she dances sings. x and acts. The play is 2 scheduled to open
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    968 10  - OF MEN AND MUSIC BILL WEBB JONES By i LETTER from Hugh Griffiths at present m the U.K. on leave gives quite a lot of information on current musical trends. It will be remembered that Hugh maintained a steady flow of records and platter chatter for Radio Rhythm Club, his
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    Toscanini-A Living Legend
    543 10  -  ANA CRUSIS MUSIC NOTES *L 'T'HE great Arturo Tosca- nini. n6w m his 86th year, conducted two allBrahms concerts m the Royal Festival Hall. London, recently. Judging by reports he still retains his long held position at the very head of the list of the world's orchestral
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      142 10 \m > <I\J'L >^ l Jt AMERICAN COUNTRY b WESTERN ARTISTS HANK SNOW (The Sing.ng U*f I |ust Telephone Upstcsrs The Gold Rush is over H My two timm' woman m The Rhumba Boog.e 9] Bluebird Island |j Down the trail of achm' hearts H X EDDY ARNOLD (The fmmmm
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      375 10 i —w~ i_i~cr~i_i~Q~i_o_i~>_r-i i-i n j y^^^ WW>MM|M fy RITA DEL MAR* rpODAY'S QUOTATION: -Make 1 other people like them*el\es v little better and I promiN,. tou th,. v w i|l like you very veil.— Lord Chesterfield." FRIDAY FOR EVERYONE: Dei »te the morning to tasks at bana, organizing, systematizing
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    RIVER PATROL'S FINE RUN
    610 11  -  WINDSOR LAD Impressive Workouts For XL Opening Day KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— River Patrol, Decanter, Gallant Reo, Chantilly and Kindling Ipoh trainer Marinus ran Breukelen's candidates—and Kuala Lumpur trained Ambassador and Ondine, were the most impressive workers at this morning's workouts of horses for Saturday's races the
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    BADMINTON THRILLS IN KRIAN TOURNEY
    383 11 PARIT BUNTAK. Thurs.— Thrilling: badminton was seen when four ties of the Krian District open championships were played off at Mr. Tan Chin Tool's court at Parit Buntar on Wednesday. In the semi-finals of the men's open doubles, the defending champions, Khoo 800 Hin and
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    Committee Meet
    22 11 THE sixth committee meeting»of the Jollilads will be held on Stmday at 7.30 P.m. at 521-2, Kmnpong Bahru Road, SingaDore,
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    Scottish Ace Gets His Cap
    133 11 LONDON, Oct. 30 (AP)— Little Jimmy Logic, the 32--year-old inside right of Arsenal Football Club, has at last gained a Scottish international cap. Jimmy has been picked for the Scottish team to play Ireland at Hampden Park. Glasgow, on Nov. 5. Logic. a brilliant ball
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    RASC RUGBY
    65 11 The following will represent RASC (RFC) m a rugby match against RAF Changi at Ayer Rajah Road on Saturday. Davies; McDermid, Carter, Wilson Lioyd. Gurney Williams, Hart, Langley, Nagie. Halliday, Vigus, Bell, Dominy Witt. Biddies. RASC "A" against RAF Changi "A* on Saturday Changi: MacMillan; Oliver. Gaudion, Maynard,
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    GOLF Here's How
    148 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammia Sam Snead hfajsdhfhdjhf HERE'S the front view of a player who has swung beaut tfully into the ball and followed through nicely. The dotted lines show a side view of the same golfer. Notice that the weight of the player facing us is forward, so that
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    JOLLILADS XI
    42 11 THE following are selected to play football for the Jollilads against the Johore Prison on the Railway ground Kampong Bahru Road on Sunday at 5.15 p.m. Narayana. Saiwan, Rasalc, Ghani. Ebrahim. Sintha. Vaithylingafn. Edwards. Salahudin, Munivandi. Krishnasamy. Rahman. Hussien. Vjiyanuthan,
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    More Pay For Scots
    132 11 GLASGOW, Oct. 29 (Reutcr) Under the award of a Ministry of Labour tribunal, every footballer chosen to play for Scotland m a soccer international will receive £50 sterling, an increase of £20 over the present figure. This is one of the points m what Mr. John
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    Rugby Results
    34 11 LONDON. Oct. 29 (Reuter)— 'Today's Rugby Union results were County Championship: Kent 0. Eastern counties 5. Club matches: United Services Portsmouth 6 Royal i Marines 3. Yorkshire 3. Northern Comi mand 11.
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      97 11 I irsday. 30th n Sunday. the r feast I j ""'Tons vacahT I f -F NORTH BORNEO. H invited H ifled perH f Ass:stant H the salary H the ap- |uirct nt« ci d and E^H > 1 r taeM ex-|( s Protired b j E ectric I to Station
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      650 11 NOTICES SINGAPORE TURF CLUB NOVEMBER MEETING 1952 SATURDAY 15TH, WEDNESDA JJTg AND SATURDAY, 22ND NOVEMBER 1952. E \J™ES CLOSE at 12 noon on WEDNESDAY, sth November, 1952. SWEEPS- $1/. Unlimited Sweepstakes FOR MEMBERS ONLY will be held each Race Day. Applications ior I tickets must be m writing and be
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      684 11 Meeting. RiveT Patrol finished ahead of Decanter (Percival) m a fullstripped run over three furlongs returning 36 4/5 sees for the trip. River Patrol finished very impressively while Decanter apprears to have benefltted from his four months let up and has freshened up considerably. Decanter's last effort was at the
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    COLONY T-TENNIS
    68 12 TEAM on tow of the five Ptay«" r.- tuned for the team to represent the Colony m ge forthcoming Tablr Trnoia Champ a-hip-I:.- fifth pliyer is to »v d- d aft'r a further trial match. The four players last BicM were: Chuu K,m Ilearn, Lok Heng Chew. roo*
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    All Blues Beat School Narrowly
    270 12 ,oon *h« ttcy fl«« try) t0 nil n was the schoolujjucr W t" 3 pointsjij^ 9^ the show Giving a rousing display the school forwards outplayed -i heavier opponents both m the set scrums and m the loose and it was only the poor mding
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    Kaiang Hockey
    30 12 X U VXG nmrs.- In i t Hockey Lea&ue f X ang indoSports Ci ib, def« J. C A Serdai goals to niL v unathevan ano B Singh,
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    Joey & Archie To Meet In St. Louis
    85 12 Joey Archie To Meet In St. Louis NEW YOrtK. Oct. 30 (AP)— Jim Norris. president of Inter- I": mai Boxing Club, said yesterday he "leaned toward" St.; Louis and Dec. 10 as the site an t date for the proposed light heavyweight title bout between Champion Joey Maxim and Ai\
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    POLICE SOCCER
    35 12 .fOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Singapore Police play the Johore Police at soccer on Saturday on the Police Depot Ground, Johore Bahru. The two teams are meeting for the first time since the liberation.
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    ATOM DRIVE
    61 12 Dr William George Penney, 43 who was responsible for the design of the British atom bomb and was In charge of the technical sivle of the test at Monte Bello Islands on October 3. is seen driving off from Dulwich and Sydenham Hill Golf Club. It was announced
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    Kee Chan Confident
    132 12 LIM KEE CHAN unbeaten flyweight champion of Singa- pore should stop Jackson m their return fight at the Happy World Stadium tonight. The promising Chinese boxer who has an impressive record will not allow Jackson to stretch him like he did m their first i meeting. However,
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    Little Saints Too Good For Varsity
    459 12 FASTER, fitter and superior m every way, St. Andrew's School XV gave the University of Malaya a hectic time to beat them 11 points (1 goal, 2 tries) to 3 (a drop goal) m a thrilling match on the Varsityground at Bukit Timah yesterday.
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    UK SOCCER FIXTURES
    222 12 LONDON, Oct. 30, (Reuter) Softer fixtures for November 8: LEAGUE DIVISION 1 Arsenal vs Middlesbrough Aston Villa vs Preston B!*ck:)f»o! vs Newcastle B)lfo:i vs Burnley Charlton vs Liverpool Chelsea vs Cardiff Deibv vs West Bromwich Manchester U. vs Sheffield W. Portsmouth n Tottenham Suuderland \s Stole* Wolves
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    FIJI'S SOLDIER-SPORTSMEN LEAVING NEGRI
    379 12 FIJI'S SOLDIER-SPORTSMEN LEAVING NEGRI ccrcmßAN Thurs.— The prospect of Negri Sembilon winning the HMsSyocompetKhosbeen diminished by the forthcoming deDorture of the Ist Bottolion, Fiji Infontry Reg.ment, who are leaving the crate shortly for operational duties elsewhere. With them will go the rugger players, cricketers and athletes who have delighted the
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    KIA KEEP WINNING
    108 12 IPOH. Thurs.— land tei Regiment shared honour^ Worcester Regiment m Lin Seng Fook soccer cup competition today Each side t two goals. On the Upper Padang. X it Indians proved their supet ty In hockey when they ri< I ed Ramblers Sports Club by three «oa!s to
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    9 CHANGES MADE IN PENANG XV
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