Singapore Standard, 22 November 1952

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    16 1 Singapore Standard 3H I. VOL. 11l NO. 143. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    425,000 REWARD OFFERED
    10 1 425,000 REWARD OFFERED J1 1 v^ •f for informwho Trar-
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    50 1 phnto. i. i: \K !> Baaaashan ni'i ;n ctt s sistei Pecsj i übc Ihc Siagapore Nti.'uiui OMcc yesterdaj t t.i doaated two ImmAs til i beaatiful doll to Ike ChristMas loj I und. l*ii loi >!mu > (•♦•r.ird Ith the booka amd P^ggj i (til f m t brushed
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    9,949 Tons Rubber Went To Russia
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    Templer Gets 18 'Secrets' Boxes
    136 1 Xl AI.A LUMPUR, Fri. Fighteen boxes containing information about bandits from tlit* people <>t Titi near Jelebu, and Jelapany m Perak, were delivered to King's House this afternoon. t of the fl ;n Titi accompanied by the district officer of Jelebu, Mr. A. Johnson, and
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    'Tiger' Sends $5 And A Letter
    424 1 'Tiger' Sends $5 And A Letter i i>\\ we pt in t in lull a touching letter sent Ba bj ii-v'-'i o,:! boy, crippled since 1942 and is never been > Christinas part] except those rankel Fund for the rippled boy 14 years i I my I sure that 1
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    SCHOOL CHARTER PASSED
    348 1 'Corner-stone Of United Malaya Laid' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federal Legislative Council today passed with unani mous acclaim the Education Special Com mittee Report recommending the establishment of a national school system towards the building of a united Malayan nation. Dai.) K. E Q Thuraisingham, M Eor
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    'Unfair To Business Interests'
    104 1 'Unfair To Business Interests' FUND BILL \LA I. I'M PUR. Fri. A [protest the H to find money tor building an education fund m eration through businesse wa S. O. X Übaidullah, m Ui« Federal the bill r i C .m. i community. Mr. i should $10 millioi 1 id
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    MONSTERS' LEAD RED OFFENSIVE
    144 1 MONSTERS' LEAD RED OFFENSIVE sEO I I Nov. 21, (UP) United Nations rockets and artillery chased four Chinese "mechanical monsters 1 ofl the battlefield todaj .it Snip er Hid 1 1 The Reds called i:i Jour at moured tank-like vehicles to battei South Km can defence with macbinegun fire. lint
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    Nationalist Air Defence Day
    39 1 TAIPEI I Nov. 21 (R terVP)— Nationalist President Chiang Kai-shek urged the people "to heighten their alertness and increase their strength" m a brief message today marking the 13th anniversary of Nationalist Air Defence Day,
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    Amphibian Chief
    31 1 RKAR Admirn! S. Washington, former Atomic Energy Division chief of Naval Operations has been appointed O.C. the Far East Naval Amphloious Forces, it was announced m Tokyo yesterday. Renter.
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    Templer's Strength 'Wins The People'
    121 1 Templer's Strength Wins The People' LONDON. Nov 21 (Reuter)— The policy of General Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, was praised by today's Daih Express, This independent rightwing paper said editorially: "His tough Malayan policy indeed pays ofT. "Terrorist attacks are fewer; more Reds are killed at less cost to
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    2 Red Shot In Kluang
    78 1 2 Red Shot In Kluang VLA LUMPUR, Fii. more terrorists have been ed m the Federation and three) wounded by security Drees who lost one membertwo tei 1 >rists were killed m an engagement by a c jungle squad on the Eu-ropean-owned Russell Estate m Kluang, Johore. A special constable
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    BOY KILLED IN ACCIDENT
    51 1 A nvfi-YEAR-OLD boy was killed m ;i motor accident il the junction of He:, lei w>n Road md Alex Ira Road, Sin sa pore yesterday iti is t this Btcctl i en ced to c ntacl torPi im S b, frawc OflQ c, Sep >y Uj
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    French Quit 2 Outposts
    95 1 HANOI Nov. 21, (AFP) —Officially the Franco-Viet-namese General Staff today ordered withdrawal of Mochau and Balav outposts located south of Thailand. Fortyeight hours after the first warning, notice was sent to the garrisons to evacuate. Air reconnaissance reported that buildings m the area were blazing. I
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    Sir Guy For Saigon Talks
    106 1 SAIGON. Nov. 21 (UP)— Sir Guy Russeli. Command* Chief of the British na m the V v East, will come on Nov. 2.5 for high-level conlerences with French naW commanders and Indo-Chinese jead- s, ii vi> announced today. Russell is returning a similar visit to
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    HALL OPENED FOR MOVIE VIP
    128 1 KALLANG airport's V.I. P. Hall was opened yesterday for Mr. Spyros P. Skouras (right). one of America's highest paid who fleio into Singapore by QantusBOAC from Sydney yesterday. Mr. Skouras, who is accompanied by his wife, is the President of Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation. Among
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    Big French Base Target Of Drive
    122 1 HANOI, Nov. 21, (AP) The Communist-led ViettninJi swept furiously ahead south of the Black River today aiming at knocking the French out ol north* vi c s tern I n do-China. Vietminh troops who jumped off m this newest push southwesi of An Yen.
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    Ike's Visit: Korea Takes Precautions
    78 1 Ike's Visit: Korea Takes Precautions PUSAN, Korea. Nov. 21 (Reuter-AAP) A news blackout and special security precautions today suggested that Dwight Eisenhower's arrival here on his Korean visit is imminent. Activity among high-ranking officers underlined the speculation. General Mark Clark. United Nations Supreme Commander, was expected to arrive here from
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    RO Beaten To Death
    64 1 KUALA LUMPUR- Fit— A Chinese has been arrested m connection with the murder of a European resettlement officer whose name is not disclosed. The resettlement officer was cudgelled to death by a gam? of Chinese at Sungei Renggit. m the Penggarang area of south-easi Johore. The
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    WARNING ON LOTTERIES
    53 1 WARNING ON LOTTERIES THE Sii tpo Commissioner of Estate Duties. Mi A 1 cork, yesterday warned all if private lotteries, including those organised out ilony but where morn distributed or collected m the Colon} require permits Applications for licence to promote lotteries should be made to th< i seci el
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    2 Die In Crash
    29 1 TWO United states Air Force officers were killed yesterday when their lighi liaison aircraft crashed into i the mountains m the Kyushu I area. A.F.P.
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    Immigrants Fight Police
    152 1 MELBOURNE, Nov. H* <Re«ter AAP) British women immigrants sang "There'll Always Be An England and men fought with police at a hostel here today as Australian V** 1 officers moved m to evict occupants who had not paid charges du<* to the management. Children, women and men
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    81 1 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Hay 21. The following ore the closing prices of 'übbtr and tin on th< London Morket today: LONDON RUBBER Spot 24 d December Z42d Jan. Mor 24 ;d Apr June 24d /unt Sept. 24 4 d Nov. ci.f 24. d Market Uncertain.
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    CITY COUNCIL JOB POLICY FLAYED
    313 2 96 Years-Still No Local Man As Dept. Head ALTHOUGH the Singapore Municipality has been functioning for 96 years since, "yet m this year of grace, 1952, we do not yet have a single local man as head of a department/ said Mr. E. V. Davies,
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    Busman On Trust Charge
    70 2 Sing bus ticket s „re S( >nd Di H. B. Livingstone Subra h I R A 27. 1 torpor al Foo See bus R and si S ne of i n I Ho of the n l< iroman iger. The to the him her v the
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    Clerk Faces Fraud Charge
    90 2 Clerk Faces Fraud Charge DELIVERS rk. Rich; r Heng. was charged m the Singapore Relief Couri yester- > ih cheating Tan Eng Hong, a canteen manager* f $44 on June 18. and atJ to cheat her of $70 sing to get her a I from his firm I aerated \va:
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    Retrial Of Commercial Asst. Begins
    146 2 H WALSH (31), a formei commercial assistant of United Engineers Ltd.. was retried be tori- the Singapore i Second Police i.' urt Magistrate. Mr. D 11 Chapman.! yesterday on a charge of cheat-] ng Mr. D. J, Oliivor. Far East, presentative of George Wimpey Ltd..
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    Manager Back
    35 2 MR C T PKTTITT. manager >l Gapis Estate. Padang Renj i Ku;i^a Kangsar has returned irom leave m the United Kinedom ;tnd taken over duties irom Mr. Wood who has gone to Selangor.
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    St. Cecilia's Day
    23 2 THE St. Andrew's Cath< rill hold a service for the F( vai of Church Music this Dg, St. Cecilia's Da^\
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    A WISH IS GRANTED
    118 2 AS a result of a letter to Mr. Aw Boon flaw from a man who said that being elderly, he found the walk from the gates to the garden of Haw Par Villa too great a strain. Mr. Aw has instructed that permits shoulr 1 be
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    Lively Debate In Council On National Schools Bill
    522 2 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Fri. Speaking at the resumed debate this morning on the Education Report of the Select Committee. Inehe C. M. Yusuf said there was an urgent need for English education for the Malays. In all kamtiongs he had visited, said Inche
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    55 2 FOl'R GIRLS representing Std. VI 'C of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus yesterday donated BZB collected from their class-mates, a box of Christmas crackers and five tins of sweets to the Christmas Toy Fund. Picture shows (left to right): Misses Violet Yeo. Mabel Soo. Susie Chia and Daisy
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    Leper Aided In Lottery
    111 2 A LEPER. Wan Kai Kee (23) was fined S'jOO by the Singapore First Police Court Magistrate. Mr. T. Kulasekaram. yesterday, m default. two months' rigorous imprisonment, for assisting m a chap-ji-ki lottery at Rangoon Road on Nov. 13. Asked by the Magistrate if Wan had any
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    CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION
    49 2 TEO JU^G BEY of Queen Street, was charged m the Singapore First Polite Court yesterday with abducting Lim Boon Chua alias Baba. Lim was alleged to have been abducted by Teo and five others at Canal Road on Nov. 6. Teo was remanded until Now 24.
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    Gallery 'Voice' Joins In Debate
    432 2 Gallery 'Voice' Joins In Debate A "VOICE" from the gallery joined a debate m the Singapore City Council ay and provoked the Presi. Nt, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, to issue a warning that the gallery would be cleared if there was a recurrence of this. Th e interruption tram
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    Acid Jar Explodes In Press Building
    51 2 A JAR containing nitric acid exploded m the premises of a newspaper office m Cecil Street last night. A worker was slightly injured m the accident and was taken to hospital m an ambulance. Three fire engines rushed to the scene on receiving the
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    Bedok Farms To Boost Veg.Output
    252 2 SINGAPORE'S vegetable crop will be boosted by another 5,000 tons a >ear when the farming scheme at Bedok gets under way. Mr. J. \V. Ewart, Agricultural Department Officer, told a press conference yesterday. Although the Government had temporarily requisitioned 2,566 acres of land tor the
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    Singaporeans Ale 8 Horses Last Year
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    Chinese Recruits
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    Court Agrees To Debtors' Offer To Pay
    13 3 Court Agrees To Debtors' Offer To Pay Murm- 3 ■iiitios his 1 5521.
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    Choir Music At Seminary
    34 3 E of sacred preI o'clock at a pel, Seminary a men's B sacred mmc. In c entire D H zza's "Ciri- SI "The I SI.) will play two i lioDin.
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    SPORE SHOWED RISE
    279 3 Powers For Mass Injections It Standard Staff Reporter POWERS may be sought to introduce compulsory mass immunization against diphtheria Dn the child population of Singapore if parents take little heed of warnings. Dr. N. A. Canton. City Health Officer, spoke of i marked increase m diphtheria m
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    700,000 WITHIN CITY LIMITS
    125 3 700,000 WITHIN CITY LIMITS Standard stiff Reporter HIGHLIGHTS of the City! uncil Health Report I>i that:- ian 700,000 people live within tiie City lin There were 9,521 deaths, of! which 1.7 4 involved infants under one year of age. rod te was 12.73 1,000 ol the City poj lation, slightly
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    Rahim Gets Discharge
    34 3 a for fa. Abdul Rahim. ited discharge m tl Court yesl Chief Justice. Sir MurrayAynsi Official A Mr. Dennis DC >:: i. said 1 Rahim had paid mote than half i! liabilii
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    London's Coronation Hospitality
    124 3 London's Coronation Hospitality FOUR thousand Londoners are to share their homes with overseas visitors for the Coronation m June, it was stated m a release from the Commissioner c neral's office. The London householders have responded to an invitation of the Coronation Accommodation Committee to offer hospitality m their homes
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    16 TO GET HONOURS
    53 3 TWO women and 14 men will be presented with Honours and Awards by the Governor of Singapore, Mr. .1. F. Nicoll, at a ceremony m the Queen Victoria Room at Government House today One C.8.E.. five M.8.E.. six 8.E.M., one D.S.C., one I.S.M. and two C.H.
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    Report Accepted
    36 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri Executive Council of the ['UNO general assembly has decided to acrept the Federal Legislative Council's Select Committee's Report on Education. The Johore Bahru division of UMNO' however, opposed the entire report.
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    More Veg. Markets For S'pore
    160 3 THE Agricultural Department is conducting a survey of the markets m Singapore to determine what additional i markets ■frill be required to serve the local population. The Agricultural Officer. Mr. .T. W. Ewart, told a press conference yesterday that Investigations, however, were only! m the
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    Sikh's Death 'A Mystery'
    131 3 A VERDICT of ')??n finding was deliver I »rday I the Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong. at the inquest into the death of a Sikh. Bishan Singh, whose [y was recovered by the police from the sea oil Kranji on Sept. '2.,. It was stated by two
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    PETERSON EXPLAINS
    170 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Combined Information i Services will over the next i three years make an all out 'etfort to set up a permanent jin format ion organisation spread throughout the country m the closest possible touch with the man m the street, the village and the
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    Officers To Seek UK Legal Advice
    195 3 THE SINGAPORE Senior Officers' Association, at their next meeting, will consider seeking the advice of a leading constitutional lawyer m the United Kingdom on the question oi whether Government servants have the right oi approaching Legislative Councillors on matters affecting [hem personally. mdc tood
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    Thanksgiving Day Service
    51 3 Thanksgiving Day Service TO commemorate Tha giving Day on Nov. 27. a non(l n iminational Thanksgiving service will be held for the American community at 5 30 p.m. m the Wesley Church. Fort Canning Road. The service, which will last 45 minutes, will be conducted by the Rev. Tracey K.
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    Nicoll Visits TB Centre
    127 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNOR, Mr.J.F. Nicoll, was told jeslerday th.it the Royal Singapore Tuhrrculosis Clinic dealt with about 800 oatieats a day, «f whom 506 were out patients and were X- Mr. NicoU was paying: a visit to the dink and was shown round by
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    ...NOW MALACCA SEEKS PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 2
    114 4 Kl'.AI A LUMPUR, Fri An intensive campaign has been launched for the captore of Malacca's Public Enemy No. now that the Settlement's No. 1 Enemy. Chans Kit Mong, and its top Mala; bandit, Abdul Majid hut Bajidalio, have been killed. The man the
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    House Curfew Clumped On Dungun Dist.
    139 4 A HOUSE curfew from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. has been declared until furthei notice m the ,ving area of the Dungun j Police District of Treng!ganu: All that part of the district between Batu Lima new village m the North and the Dis-
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    No Evidence To Convict
    99 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A former Assistant Resettlement Officer Mr. Wong Sang, was yesterday discharged at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry m the Banting Magistrate's Court into three charges of alleged corruption of a total f urn of $350 from two Chinese m the resettlement area
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    Education Chief Warns: No Communal Bickerinas
    505 4 Educa tion Ch ief Warns: No Communal Bicker inas KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Member for Education, Dato E. E. C. Thuraisinghcm, successfully steered passage of the Education Bill m the Federal Legislative Council today. He urged members to have faith m the purpose of the new Bill to build up
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    London Varsity Exam. Passes
    71 4 THE following are the results Of the London University Final and Intermediate Examinations, i;if>2:— Penang: B. Sc. (Engineering) Examination (Old Regulations) J. P. Woodcock. Kelantan: Intermediate Examination Le Commerce Foo Fatt Kong. Ipoh: Intermediate Examination m Arts. Ong Kuns Gee and Henry Dominic Pang. Koala Lumpur:
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    Tin, Rubber Men Oppose New Tax For Education
    395 4 Tin, Rubber Men Oppose New Tax For Education KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Objection to the rubber and tin industries being asked to shoulder additional burden to provide money for education was raised m the Federal Legislative Council today by representatives of these two industries during the debate on the Education Bill.
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    Hawhers Warned
    122 4 FORMTR hawkers from the Esplanade, who attempted to carry on trade on vacant Crown land adjacent to the King George V Park last night, were prevented from doing so by a Police party. An officer m plain clothes took down particulars of the stall-holders there. He warned them
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    Sentence Was Reduced
    85 4 Sentence W as Reduced PENANG, Fri— Lim Song j Soo alias Ah Bah. a taxi riri- vcr. who had been convicted j and sentenced by the Penang Magistrate to eight months' rigorous imprisonment on a i charge of causing death I negligent act while driving a car, today had the
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    TEMPLER WARNS MALAYANS
    301 5 Me Vigilant On The Road To Self-GovL Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A warning against the pitfalls on either side of the road to Malayan nationhood and self-government was issued by General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner, Federation of Malaya, when he opened the new headquarters
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    Try HK Market Plan. Govt.Told
    173 5 Try HK Market Plan. Govt.Told nment I g m ential Mi Kajuh situation m Singa porr mis da Bgerous I 1 .1.1 toil !>Ut Ihr >'. was fright- •iirtl m i■ »ugk i I• 1 k •-<! tout ingii m pri< es. In 1 1 system was introdn before mid
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    ANNUAL DANCE
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    ADO Transferred
    107 5 KOTA TINGGI, Fri.— bii Ii Rahman. A I nt District Officer of P n Sul District I to I-.- ii bjn Dato Ahmad. A tant District Officer oi Mci i g succeeds him. rii'i k^ ..i Lhi iordoa Htchlanden wttv piping 'i Urn i) isu is t'i«* Singa
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    'Fixing up' Qualifications
    106 5 Standard >t;ilY Reporter A POINT '.hat the ol fixing up quaiificatk foi m the S ipo/c City Counc ien vacancies occurred would cause cons able discouragement to th« nade at yesterday's meeting oJ the Council by Mr Yap Pheng G nentinj? on a decision nn qua lificati
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    TODAYS POWER CUTS
    521 5 sim. \foKi MB*»tationi Uabto lv h.i.i shetidiKX toil. i> l» fv<> it Qn i v I moil Build In r, Hume l*i|>< Kiiriiii Hume, lord. I-.,,, Seal Wire M«-l> W L>. Wn ir i N in* "i- Vlff, Mukit l« in. hi.: N itiou.il arbon, pi hi.
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    21 5 photo STUDENTS <<f the Chinese Senior Middle Schools taking their examinations at the Selangor Chinese School, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday.- Standard
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    Serious Crime During October Showed Drop
    167 5 PEXAXG, Fri.— There was a decline m the incidence of serious crimes m Penang md Province Wellesley for October as compared with previous months this year, Mr. J. R. Cole, 0.C., Crimes, Penang and Province Wellesley told The Standard today. I here was. ho\vc\
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    EMERGENCY: TRUE FACTS TO BE TOLD
    292 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. -A pledge to make known the trui' facts of the Emergency to all the people ot Malaya, even to the mmunists, was made by Mr. V I). c\ Paterson, Director-General of Information Services, yesterday. Speaking at the ofl opening of the
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    Naval Ratings For Training
    109 5 MORE Vsi tns have been select:ed as potential naval offia They have served as ratings m the Malayan Ro.va. Naval VolunteeT Reserve or m other forces tor between niiie months and two years, and they will be entered as Probationary Acting j 9ub-Lieutenants, Malayan Royal Naval
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    Progressives To Hold Meeting
    71 5 THE Progressive Party wrfll ho!d an eU-ctioi) rneet:ng at Breeze Plain, Nelson Road, Singapore, today at 5 p.m. m support of tfceii cand date tor the South Ward, Mr. S. M Vasagar. Mi .\a/ r Maiial will speak at two meetings tomorrow one at 5 p
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    $10 M. FOR SPECIALS' BENEFITS
    118 5 $10 M. FOR SPECIALS' BENEFITS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— i About $10,300,000 are I devoted to special benefits for special constables who are be- ing released alter live y, service. This wa s stated terday m the Federal Legis- lative Council hy the Secretary for Defence. Mr. A. H. P. j
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    PLEA FOR CLUB HOUSE STALLED
    73 5 Standard Stall Reporter A recommendation oj the Esand Fire Brigade Committee of the Singapore City Council to allocate a club house that had become vacant at Farrer Park to the Singapore Citj Council Labour Unions Federation was referred back at yesterday's meeting of the on
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    Yap's Bid To Delay Expat Pay Defeated
    428 5 SI tnd ird start' Kcportei AN ITTEMPT t-> itifT back tor reconsideratfoa the increased expatriation pa\ recommendations otthe Select Committee <-n Salaries t<>r Sinnporr 'it\ Council expatriate officers irts defeated it pesteviay'i meeting of the Council h\ i majority role The ai empi
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    Lower Hosp. Charges For City Workers
    37 5 Lower Hosp. Charges For City Workers THI v ummil v them was vs. P.I T t^ rif ramilief should 1 g from the q rcvisio WOUld I Increase m Decrease m ol living allowa Inci I iici >■.«
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    Governor To Open Pool
    13 5 Governor To Open Pool tllf T. P V 1 He 1 itt 1
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    Clinics Lack Nurses
    23 5 'I'! FERE a h shortage A ton I! HeaJt:. Report i diseast record tvei mci i .000 I)--. i 1.248. '■»■<
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      281 5 JV^ORE than two and a hall thousand yean periods vi ibly and audibly. Behold the iVI ago, the Chinese told the time by means of alarm clock this magnificent Candle Clock. In principle, hit rbe pi achieved m h the essence of simplicity. A slow-burning Upei ancient Candle < luaaj
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    566 6 j to realise that we permit tl I ar to toning the Russians we mean nd the world." tican Repr< Joseph Martin H m General no th this statement. rving the etiquette .as m all-in wrestling that we aiis to publicly the hair on thump
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    446 6 ever, is expected to get a veto' from the Russians who for three years have describi him as a tool of the Americans (a view which, to be quite fair, is also expressed m politer form by several non-Russian delegates). Mr. Lester Pearson, the present President
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      458 6 Sir:— lnvidious comparisons between one place and another are never welcome, 1 know, but I am puzzled, and would sincerely appreciate, an intelligent explanation' of the great difference m the cost of living between. Singapore and Hong Kong. My household consists of two adults and
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      219 6 Sir; With due re pect to the President of the Singapore Graduate Teachers' I ion, I submit that all teachers, if they are n :s--tered voters, would be 1 ailing m their duty if they abstained from voting, even if it meant voting for the lesser
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    190 6 Review of Views Third Force THE Nanyang Siang Pau m former Chinese Ambassador to Washington Dr. H Shin's trip to Taipeh the i prelude to a "third force" Much significance has been attached to Dr. Hu Shin's statement upon arrival during m which he said that he will do "whatever
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    DULLES TO HEAD STATE DEPT.
    284 7 Wilson, McKay Are 2 Other Key Men Chosen NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (Reuter)— John Foster Dulles will be Sec retary of State m the new Republican cabinet, President-elect Eisenhower announced today. casenhower also announced Charles Lrwin Wilson. President. General Motors, as Secretary of Defence ami
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    BRITAIN WANTS H-BOMB SWAP
    49 7 LONDON, Nov 21, (Renter) Prime Minister Winston Churindicated yesterday tl I m will ask America to swap her new hydrogen bomb for information about Britain'- ai He said lie was looking forward to taking the matter up with President-* I Dwigh't nhower alter the inauguration.
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    151 7 ASIA TO GET TOP PRIORITY WASHINGTON, Nov. 21, (UP) Diplomatic observers exj i i the opinion that the lion of John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State for the new Republican regime would mean greater high level administration m to the general prons of Asia and the Pacific. also noted
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    20 7 ACTING MAYOR Barlolome Gatmaitan has ordered the immediate dismissal of 42 a policemen as "undesirable elements."- U.P.
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    249 7  -  RADHAKRISHNAN -DE. PARIS, Nov. 21, (Renter).— Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. Nice President ot India. yesterda> urged a "study ol the great religions of tJu world by which we tan build spiritual bridges across ages and continents." Addressing students and fellows of the University of Paris
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    News Blackout On Ike's Trip
    70 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (UP)— The Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert Lovett. said yesterday a news blackout will be imposed on President-elect Dwight Eisenhower's forthcoming trip to Korea for "security" reasons. South Korean Officials have indicated that Mr. Eisenhower's visit would begin m S iv] where he
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    Kenya Moves To Kill Mau Mau
    73 7 wirubi. Sm% Si, (\P). The Government of ,t«rd clamped down new measures to kill a el Society anil prevent it ever raising its head again. for AfnVvhcrc ng Kih i tri Man Man. en lature penal- ontinued I t I I V.. V.l f
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    9 7 S. Africa Loses To Asian Bloc ompe- ..1 the
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    Ship Trial For PI Outlaw
    130 7 M 21 (UP): A s No. 1 for rebel: navy ?o!o for "secui irding to nt. Kamlon was origina ly sche- duh ie tried on Jolo nd. the scene of recent bloody encounters between men and government >ps, but army security officers recommended the trial
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    Marshal Juin Joins The 'Immortals'
    110 7 PARIS. Nov. 21 (Renter): Marshal Alphons e Juin, In-spector-General of the French Army and Commander of NATO ground forces m Central Eurofe, yesterday became one of the ''40 immortals'' of the French Academy. Though a military man, his n< a job will be to safeguard
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    Largest Ever Sun-Spot Seen
    87 7 Largest Ever SunSpot Seen LONDON, Nov. ?0; (Reuter) I Royal Greenwich observatory today repoi ted a Mill-p ot thousands <>1 trillions of square miles m area i> moving across the face of the sun. it is likely to cause considerable radio interference for the next seven days. The observatory said
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    Sudan Talks Offer Hope
    57 7 Sudan Talks Offer Hope CAIRO. Nov. 21 (UP) Anglo-Egyptian talks on the Sudan are "making satisfactory progress' 1 a joint communique said yesterday. Political circles viewed the communique as offering a new hope for a Sudan settlement leading possibly to an AngloEgyptian agreement on the remaining problem the presence of
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    6 Killed In Crash
    56 7 MADRID. Nov. 21 (Rev Six persons were killed m Madrid and about 100 injured when the Madrid-Seville train crashed near Vad station m the province of Linares today. It wa beli< ed that at least four more I are still under the wrec Five of the
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    Clone Shave
    46 7 Two American airmen baled out of their Jet trainer plane yesterday seconds before it exploded and plunged into the sea off Margate, the English summer resort city. They were picked up by the Dutch motorship Mercuria, which radioed thai the two sustained burns Reuter
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    Let Girls Wed At 15-Marie Stopes
    219 7 Let Girls Wed At 15 -Marie Stopes LONDON. Nov. .1 (Reuter) Marie Stopes, 70. Britain's leading woman expert on se\ education and birth control, ur^ed that girls ut 15 \ears should be allowed to wed At present, the minimum legal marriage age is 16 l»ut parents must agree il Iheir
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    88 7 PARIS. Nov. 21 (Al Dv. Bechir Roumy. Attache of the Saudi Arabian Legation here, reported to police yesterday that his room m a large hotel on the Champs Ely sees had been entered and robbed of almost 4.000.000 franr? (roughly l>- I I') :i currency
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    THE QUEEN'S 5th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
    346 7 T HE QUEEN'S 5th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY I ONDON Hrn B1 lev t»i i The o •< n t'Mik .i d.i <>i! to<l. ;.i < i lebrate h< r Bftu v c (1 dint; .linn <•: v ith hf-r husband Prim c Philip, and her t hikii n Pnrx c Philip,
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    22 7 Iran tain of aggression m g hiips to the IV; during the oil <i. icting econo -ion by bindering oil.
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    Passengers From UK Due In Chusan
    720 8 FOLLOWING is the full list of passengers arriving m Singapore from the I nited Kingdom ex the ".I: Mrs. J. Allan; Mrs. E. H M. Appleton; Mr. ft M. Arblaster; Miss J Me. P Austin. Mrs. I! A Ba n jnd three children; Mrs.
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    48 8 photo This strange looking wingless aircraft, piloted by its designer and builder, vyilliain E. Horton, stay^ered into the air from the Orange County Airport, Santa Ana. California, recently on its first test Bight. It never attained more than 100 feet and narrowly missrd some hiffh tension wires. A.P.
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    Mayu Due For Refitting Here
    41 8 BIGGEST warship m the Unio'i of Burma Nayy the L,460-ton frigate Mayu may conic to Singapore for refitting. Her commander, Lieut. Commander Maung Yaw. is m Singapore to "negotiate" with naval authorities on the needed finings.
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    25 8 T! 1 E Japanese Fisherw s Board announced it had authorised a Japanese fishing fleet to enter the South China S Reuter
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    First Plane Flies Over World's Top
    113 8 First Plane Flies Over World's Top COPENHAGEN, Nov. 21, (UP):— A United States built Scandinavian airliner today completed the first passenger flight directly over the top of the world from California to Europe. The Scandinavian Airlines System's big DC-6 left Las Angeles on th e polar flight at 11.40 a.m.
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    21 8 AIR India Internationa] will operate its fir>! tourist service on the 3.324 m bay-Nairobi route from Dec. Reuter
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    TEMPLER GETS UPPEH HAND'
    245 9 Uistral Malay Chief n Successful Year' thelosts.x months the initiative has definitely passed from nmunjsl terrorists to the security forces m Malaya under the fersMp of General Sir Gerald Templcr, states the choirAustral Malay T.n group, Mr. R. J. D. Richardson m his annual review. Mr
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    44 9 Economic Faculty For S. Sumatra n -iit. 5 Pl,: it'i\ tbeii to maliilmtt rnpiai the t n econoiMi. IVilnnh ti i the i b\ Ot-tober f ilt although th-!!-Up" I r-\ U U t'»ultl jiijK»- .i '"i t(i«It 1 'Mild ratare Scatt I tslry.
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    Nigerian Rice For Ceylon?
    140 9 LOMBO. Nov. 21, (UP)—: us are now going on for the purchase of 10.000 ions of rice from Nigeria for Ley- 1 nal R Mr. j A. Akinloye, who arrived here on a goodwill mission. had talks with the Ce.\ ister of Agriculture a1 I I
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    Industrial Shares Were Barely Steady
    142 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. -The Maare market was quiet with industrials and tv htly i 1 res attract- ices r e: I\IH STRIA LS Bin ii Sclle-t s r t d 1) sp i new > 1.77 I 2 ]Ao 1.40 xd .xiti Co Ords. .140 3.50
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    Produce Marl Was Quiet
    93 9 Produce Marl Was Quiet QUIET com prevailed m the produce market m Singapore yesterday ith small business pas; 1 copra and coconut oil. Copra changed hands at $34J per picul with buyers at the price and sellers at $345. Coconut oil was transacted at $52j with buyers at $52 and
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    62 9 A cabin window blown out from this blimp was knocked by the propeller into the gasbag, freeing thr fjas SO rapidly that the r.s. Navy craf! dropped from 500 feel into the watei some 55 milrs off Brunswick, Georgia. The DSN Submarine Seadog (right) picked wp ;ill the crew safely
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    US Will Limit Trade With Reds
    382 9 NEW YORK. Nov. 21, (AP).— The nations biggest association of business firms engaged m foreign commerce came out yesterday for limited trade with the Soviet bloc and restoration of the gold standard. These two recommendations were included m a "final declaration" adopted unanimously by
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    UK TRADE PLAN SNAG
    97 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 21 (UP)— Cheng dub chili. *cU known Hongkong industrialist, said Hongkong ntanufai turors establishing factories m Sonth-Easf A-ia are en countering considerable difficulties, including stifT lapa* competition. Cheng, returning from a tour of Soath-Easi Asia, Mi the press that South-East Asian governments welcome the
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    20 9 .~> 1 1 I V I I i > r» •> the count v -> T i« and of -> sini 1951
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    Fluctuation Of Rubber Prices Puzzles London
    245 9 Xl BBEK j)ii( es m Sin^.tporr j'sterday rem.unrd unchanged lroni Thw!-da\s pri< cs. with modnate tmnover reported on a quirt lv stead y mark»*t The sharp advano m r• prices U k appears to be somewhat of a tie to all mark* m. according
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    430 10  - SHE'S MAKING A COMEBACK -AT 21 LON JONES I [OLLYYVOOD, Friday— Vouil never think th.it a girl could be too beautiful for tilniN But that was the unique excuse 20th Century-Fox gave to Marilyn Monroe when they dropped her contract. That, however, was nearly three years ago. Today, the sultry
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    Italy Is Europe's Movie Capital
    322 10  - Italy Is Europe's Movie Capital James E. Parlatore By rlOM£, Nov 21 iAPi— Italy t has become the film capital of Europe. Morp pictures are made m Italy than m any other European country, the. Italian National Association of Motion Pictures and allied Industry reported. Rome is the heart of
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      718 11  -  DONALD JOHNSTON Ry IROVIDKD th-it the Caledonian element of Sin^ce] O e r bration c VZt "JfSli SUMued "***s££& eisHv H^ v nrirews ni ff"t, their team should f ori v I Neun-Sembilan Malacca on the Padang 1 the stauiuhest of Negri supporters must iZinl A
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      Johore Has Good All Round Team
      444 11  -  MARK FOENANDER By .lOHORE BAHRI'.— The inclusion of new players and some reshuffling of the team will enable Johore to take the field on Saturday against the Combined Services m a IIMS Malaya Rugby match as a much stronger XV which turned out m
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      Penang Hopes To Wipe Off Sear
      522 11  -  KHOO BOON CHOO By PENANG. With no fewer than ei?ht rhansres m the team that went down to Selangor by 45 points to nil earlier this season, Penang has a good chance of wiping off this ugly scar when they meet a?ain m their
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      264 11  -  LEONG HEW MENG By IPO!!, At Taipin« today Perab and Kedali meet m an H.\lS Malaya rusby competition. This should be a close affair as both teams are evenly matched Pcrnk is 'still without ?kinper Craig the man who can make the difference. His absence
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      We Are Proud, Says Mr. McNeice
      409 11  - We Are Proud, Says Mr. McNeice RAN JIT SINGH F'.v I SINGAPORE'S < i<> Cfiun- ril President, Mr. f. P. F. i McNfico, expressed creat prido m the Off beißfj selected as the venae of the 1 first Asian table tennis championships wliirh opens 1 at the Sinir.mre Badminton 1
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      72 11 PARIT BUXTAR. Fri.— Krian Rovers hockey team nearly sprang the biggest hockey upset yesterday when they met the Taiping Malays, unbeaten hockey league leaders of Taiping m a friendly match at the mblic pad ing. It was generally expected that the Malays would score
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      253 11 VICTORY(NOW SHOWING) COI UMBIA'S i PIGMY ISLAND w STARRING JOHNNX WEISSMDLLER "situation vacant CLERK/INTERPRETER. Cv toms and Excise Departmeni Singapore. Salary scale $102-6A 114 B 132 6A L56/B/168 12A 2<i4 B 278 12A 336 p.m. I plus C.0.1.. and Singapore allowances. Total emolument present range from an initial uf ?1
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      122 11 SPORTS DIARY SINGAPORE TABLE TENNIS:— First Asian championships of Sinr ore Badminton Stadium, 4 p.m. RUGBY:— HMS Malaya competition— Johore v. Combined Services dt Jnhure [Major Howard)', Singapore v. Negri SembUan at SCC [Col. Harrison}. Frirndilcs: J?IF Seletar b. C.IIO at Seletar [Sgt. JJoud): Royal Smgals r RAF Changi "A"
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    231 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Fit Fresh After Spell By OVER a distance ot ground oeyoiiu one and a hali miles Colonel Daly has few equals. This five-year-old Limekiln gelding won the Stayers Cup <1 4 mi le) here last season and indications are that he should annex the first
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    New Jockey For Trainer Vox
    34 12 New Jockey For Trainer Vox Veteran Au 1 1 jockey, Cecil Franklin, arrived m Singap ire by Qantas-BOAC ,m Sydney yesterday to join Col T'L. Fox's stable. Franklin has been riding for 16 years.
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    Broadside Must Be Followed
    40 12 Broadside Must Be Followed Broadside's t. Tver tin- mill IIIMT M tl puts turn i ight m tin- <>i race 5 througti with a Hoi urn Irawimg tu.i i|, i turn t Urn m. 1 H .lllllnu: b Up tUM
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    Arch Side Should Make Good
    5 12 Arch Side Should Make Good
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    Going Good
    204 12 The £*>"»> lor today's races will be very good iv rain has kepi off the pas< two flays. Parm ter gets 1 1 lb. more for his fluent victory over the mile. This is a stiff penalty but a< tie usually runs an honest ra on a firm
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    1. Give Amoroso Another Chance
    159 12 Amoroso was badly left m his last effort over the mile I (race won by Broadside). Give him another chance to atone He has been shaping Like a winner m" his morning work and gets 4 lb. less m this longer trip. He should be
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    2. Asia Minor Attracts
    151 12 A i Minor has trained on splendidly. He went attractively m his morning work and' should give an excellent account of himse.'f m this. He did not accept his engagement on Wednesday and gets 2 lb. less m this. Earthquake gets 8 lb. more for finishing
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    3. King Crow Can Stay
    203 12 Tiberius caught the eye m a testing run with Opera as, companion on Thursday morn-; ing He is m excellent trim. He finished eighth to Cape Horn over seven furlongs m division two He is essentially a stayer and' with 5 lb less he stands
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    6. Olympic To Land Double
    220 12 Nuit de Bal. ■Millionaire. Cape Horn and Olympic should fighi out the'issue m this race for class two division one field over nine furlongs and 3 yards. Olympic's long overdue win over the mile m division two was a very good effort. Handily placed behind
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    Today's Selections
    135 12 Windsor Lad Guy Reveller] Goodnood WIOUIIM. AII. AM KM) <■ \M \M Kid 1 iiirthtlM <-iit Adonis i Rebuke Btrthdaj <-<n A— few VALIANT BOY OKDIKE W<IHo" vm Earthquake Wafkikl Ondnr \-i:i \iiin»r I Earthquake Qrtrto— l KING CROW STAGE -HOW I ABBOTM-ORD 5 i,i,:Tiiiv Vlimlee Mw«l«* DECANTER
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    Back Decanter For The Double
    114 12 DECANTER lias turnea on «<«■" has mended his barriei habits and is a retmme:! character He won convincing over s.\ furlongs on Wednesday when he pulverised his opponents to WW drawing away two lengths ahead ot Zanzibar. He c s 10 11) extra m this
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    DRB Will Be Hard To Beat
    142 12 DRB Will Be Hard To Beat Barrow Boy, D.R.B. 11, Fine R pick of this class one divi three lot race 8. DRB. II c a very creditable account of himself when he battled with Quicksand m I !'a'- before goii head m the meet. He should i take this
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    Today's Table Tennis Ties
    64 12 Today's Table Tennis Ties Today'- play m 1 n table I ship mini ed into iv. from 5 p.m. and 9 P- m- v the m championships. The lies will ho: 5 r rea v. B v Japan v. Malaya v Singapore; [nd< sian women v 9 p.m Hongkong v.
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    Rose, Candy Win Title
    98 12 SYDNEY, Nov. 21. (AFP)— Mervyn R (^p and Don Candy won the men's doubles title m the New South Wales tennis championships when they defeated Frank Sedgman and Ken Macgregor 9 7. 2 6. 6—4, B—lo. 6—3. The American women s couple, Marueen Connolly and Julia
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