Singapore Standard, 8 November 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it at Vol. V. No. 128. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, VEMBER 8, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Woman Bandit Wounds Special
    102 1 Woman Bandit Wounds Special AL A LUMPUR, A woman bandit a Special Con- ender yeV Wi. n he refused i at i>-:ti woundin the arm. a 1 Constable Ibdullah who with four at the manager's Galloway mi s irom today that at r.'irning, a led out to nder. answered with
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    Typhoon Destioys And Helps
    74 1 No? 7 (UP) IxS t m their moorings JSS wo miss- i< -ports .showed today < ht lhele^ lhe typhoon TO good news, too. than three and a halt ol rain fell on Satur■ur times as much as ring the entire month ber Hongkong la for
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    D-DAY FOR SENATOR JOE
    184 1 New House Votes On Censure ONLY REPRIMAND BUT IT MAY BE END TO POLITICS WASHINGTON, Nov 7 mp\ tl c R. McCarthy. y P oll lcol ca «er of Senator Joseph batpLvK i y Ote t0 cens "re him. But the depolitical careers of those who
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    Nation-Wide Hunt For 10 Fugitives
    116 1 Nation-Wide Hunt For 10 Fugitives LONDON. Nov. 7. (Reuter) —Police all over Britain today hunted ten fugitives from nve prisons after a week of unprecedented jail breaks. An eleventh escaped convict. 25-year-old John Murney. was recaptured by Glasgow Police today after six days of freedom. He escaped from Gate.side I
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    Strain Is Telling On Adenauer
    123 1 BONN. yov. 7 (AFp) Cih#j^ close to West German Cnanwellor Konrad Adenauer r-cte payiag qjose attention to r the health of the Tederal leader, the Bonn correspondent of the Hamburg newspaper "Welt Am Sonntag" reported today. The newspaper reported that Dr. Adenauer was believed to
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    'If Ye Break Faith...'
    152 1 ye break faith with us who die, we shall not sleep THESE dying words of a fallen Canadian soldier, immortalised throughout the years from the time of the first great world catastrophe, must have flashed across thp minds of those who took part m Remembrance Day
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    Queen Led Homage To The War Dead
    257 1 Queen Led Homage To The War Dead LONDON. Nov. 7. <R eu ter) Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh today led Britain's homage to the dead of two world wars at the annual Remembrance Day service at the ceno- taph m London's Whitehall. On a grey overcast morning JJJS
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    3 Ask King For Mercy
    73 1 BANGKOK. Nov. 7 (Reuter) Three men. who ai under sentence of death for conspiracy m the assassination or the King of Thailand over eight years ago, yesterday appealed to his brother, t^e present King, for mercy. ♦v tne Xin S does not grant the appeal
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    QUEEN MOTHER VISITS DRUGSTORE
    128 1 took^uee^S^EHrh Jr MrS Mamle Eisenhower tour yesterday that was h^Mi°!!, a atJ t 0 |lOUr sightseeing store which 4* I%Zg%2£KiS£P drUe th/ 6 piV he base ment If the Pentagon .when the n v r ce n re expressed interest m the gaily decorated store windows
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    GUN DUEL ON KINMEN
    51 1 TAIPEI, Nov. 7 rAFP) According to an official report of the military information service. Red artilleries on Amoy today lobbed a little more than 100 shells on Kinmen. The Nationalist r~tilleries returned the blow. Meanwhile, according to the me report, action alons the .500-mile front was
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    BRANDO'S FIANCEE FLYING TO U.S.
    143 1 PARIS, Nov. 7 (AP) American movie star Marlon Brando's fiancee, 19-year-old Josane Marlani-Berenger. Plans to fly to the United States tonight. She said Brando would follow within two weeks. They are not going bad: to the United State* together P. ar ,t}y because of Brando's
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    GOVT. TUMBLES IN A STATE
    68 1 KURNOOL, India. Nov. 7. AP) The government of tiny Andhra State resigned today after losing a vote of confidence on a liquor prohibition issue. The government, which rules over 21 million people spread over the 67.000 squaremile State, was defeated by oy— 6B on Saturday
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    £-29 Crashes In Japan
    61 1 TOKYO. Nov. 7 (UP) A united States Air Force B-29 crash-landed near Nemuro on Hokkaido Island today, first reports said there were nine survivors. Japanese reports, mean- while, said the plane crashed at Bekkai village, about 25 miles north-west of Nemuro. and burned. They also said
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    French Strike At Algerian Party
    188 1 PARIS, Nov. 7, (Reuter)— The French Government yesterday struck swiftly at Algerian Nationalists throughout France and North Africa outlawing their party and raiding hundreds of homes, offices and meeting places. Powerful troop reinforcements were at the same time pouring into Algeria for a two-pronged operation
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    GASSED TO DEATH
    34 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (UP) Ten persons. .six of th» i m children, were suffocated today m a gas-filled apartment m a West Side tenement None oi them was identified immediately.
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    Romulo's Warning To Free World
    169 1 Romulo' s Warning To Free World 1 NEW YORK. Nov. 7 (UP) -Carlos P. Romulo j Pmll PP in cs warned today South-east Asia may be swallowed up by Communism within the next two years unless the free world fights back on a fulltime basis. Philippine diplomat ?T«?ti? r >r
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    PITMEN END STAY DOWN
    93 1 ABERDARE. Wales. Nov. 7: ■Reuten jtoven staydown strikers at Tffherbcrt Colliery near here left the pit at 1 00 am. today after being underEffUhu. luur days and Tl.ey went straight home. Their wivo > a jd thi.s morning that th« y were m bed and could
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    MAX BREAKS SOLO RECORD
    46 1 PARIS. Nov. 7: ißrut«-r» Max Conrad, rather of t«-n arrived hen today after a 21-hour non-stop night m a light two-cnKinrcl aircraft lrom New York. He brok«> by 11 hours the all-tim<> record .set up by Charles Llndbern <»ver 20 years ago.
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    Man Gets 10 Months For Theft
    106 2 Man Gets 10 Months For Theft JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Ong Ha Sang was sentenced m the Sessions Court today to ten months' imprisonment for the theft of jewellery and $78 cash belonging to Sia Gick Hia. of Ulu Choh New Village. When Sia returned from work her husband who was
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    CONVICTED OF THEFT
    50 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Inche Ismail bin Haji Jamil, Kuala Lumpur's First Magistrate, yesterday convicted 20--year-old Somiah. on a charge of theft of jewellery belonging tq Mr. S. Rengasamy Chettiar, his former employer, and postponed sentence to Nov. 13, pending the receipt of the probation report on him.
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    THEY PRAYED AT CENOTAPH FOR HEROES
    296 2 SINGAPORE, like other countries throughout the British Commonwealth, observed Remembrance Day yesterday with a simple but solemn ceremony held at the Cenotaph. It was a ceremony watched by 300 people who had turned up to pay tribute to the fallen heroes of World War
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    Specialist
    40 2 photo MR. S. R. SIMPSON. a land tenure specialist from the Colonial Office m London, arrived m Singapore by air over the week-end. He will spend a few days looking over Singapore and Malaya before flying to Bangkok. Standard
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    FIVE GUARDS WERE ABSENT
    40 2 SEREMBAN. Sun. Five Lenggong Home Guards. Lim Ah You. Chla Kik Kirn. Lav Siew Juan. Char. Kon and Lim See Kirn, who pleaded guilty to being absent from duty were fined from $50 to $150 each
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    CHASE FOR ROBBERS: 2 MEN HELD
    135 2 A CHASE for robbers start- ing m the Tiong Bahru area ended In Liang Seah Street. opposite Beach Road Police Station. yesterday morning. when a car ran into a drain and two men were detained It all started when Hong Cheok Lam, 64. was
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    A Poser For Government
    182 2 Pension Benefits For Politicians? THE Singapore Government and its 24,000 employees are today faced with the baffling question as to whether a Government employee is entitled to pension benefits if he decides to leave the service to take up a permanent political career The Government feels
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    Benevolent Plan For PWD Union
    100 2 Benevolent Plan For PWD Union THE Public Works Department Labour Union members will soon have a benevolent scheme. A decision to start such a scheme for the benefit of the workers was taken at the Union's annual general meeting yesterday. The scheme will include death. accident. sickness and social benefits.
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    Sir Cliffords Tribute To Civilians
    158 2 Sir Cliffords Tribute To Civilians THE retiring Com m and? rIn -Chief of the Far East Al» Force, Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson, paid tribute on Saturday to the efficiency of the Air Ministry's civilian staff. Without the loyalty and hard work put m by the civilian staff, the Royal
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    Ex-Servicemen
    39 2 Ex -Servicemen pnoio. MEMBERS of the Singapore Ex-Services Association march past the Cenotaph as a mark of respect to those who died m two world wars. It was part of the Remembrance Day ceremony held m Singapore yesterday. Standard
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    Students Get The Cash Back
    263 2 For Dinner They Gave Up MORE than 400 students of the I'niversity of Malaya Faculty of Medicine who went to attend their annual freshmen's dinner at a Chinese restaurant m a Singapore amusement park got quite a surprise when they discovered that dinner was to
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    Re-Siting Of STC Bus Stops
    103 2 Re-Siting Of STC Bus Stops THE Singapore City Conn. U has decided to m;ike it easier for the bus-travelling public to catch their buses every day. It has agreed to re-site more than 60 Sing;iDore Traction Company bus stops Also, Councillors have allowed the S.T.C. to display on bus shelters
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    India's New Rep. Arrives
    61 2 PENANG, Sun The new Representative of the Government of India to Malaya Mr. R. K. Tandon, arrived here today m the P.and O Liner. Carthage, en route to Singapore where he will present his credentials to the Governor of Singapore on Tuesday. Mr. Tandon replaces the
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    16-FT. CROC
    18 2 ALOR BTAR 16-foot Cl 300 kattJ< yetterdaj it X Police Con lid Rahman bin B i
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    POPPIES SOLD OUT
    55 2 PENANG, Svm. Poppiewore practically so.d out here yesterday. photo. MR. IHM1\KI) HARRISOS. man.uinc <ltr«-« »r of London Films, flew into Singapore b> li.inlA* BO AC the wrek-rnd m.ikr a tour of ihr Far KaM mil Australia, llr will sprnd tour days \n Sinn^porr l.^Vair husinrss with Mr.
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    Admits He's An Opium Carrier
    93 2 Admits He's An Opium Carrier not keep opium On Srpt M, charged m Court with of raw opium ed bail pmdin A few arrested vi to Ko? In possession chandu When broufl the Bession.s I he said th it fessiona) ca> for someone ;n B He wax forced because he
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    COUNTRY-WIDE HOMAGE TO THE WAR DEAD
    233 3 COUNTRY-WIDE HOMAGE TO THE WAR DEAD kCU-A LUMPUR, Sun.— The High Commis- nrr Sir Donald MacGillivray, today led the Federation m paying homage to the dead of two 1,1 wars. At a solemn ceremony at Kuala Lum- lotapli, Sir Donald m the white uniform of a .oionial Governor and plumed
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    Teenager Had Red Papers
    78 3 Teenager Had Red Papers IHRU, Sun m the Sessions lay on a charge of ossession of Coma 17 year-old \h Moi was ordered len. the preto the Henry her that m. be did not end her to prison. caught In a i )n Niyor Estate by the Police :no papers
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    FIRST VOYAGE TO SINGAPORE
    53 3 PENANG. Sun. The Eastern Shipping Corp. Ltd's 8,500-ton passenger-freighter State of Madras (which replaces the Jalagopal) arrived here this morning on her maiden voyage on the Madras/Singapore service. The ship is the former Jala Jawhar which was on the Bombay-London run from the time she was
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    SBA SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE NEEDY
    148 3 S Q The C Strait! British Mr Ec Yew I association's that it was re- i gh 1 1 and I speaking at general meet- the primary issue that should be m the minds of all residents In the Settlement was the question of their
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    Agreement Signed
    33 3 photo. MR J.M. PANG, manager of the Mala* an Textile Mills, (fourth from right) signing the agreement at the Labour Department, while the workers representatives and TUC leaders look on. Standard
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    R. I. MODERNIZES MALAY LANGUAGE
    141 3 THE Indonesian Government is developing Malay into a "great modern language," Dr. S. K. Chatterji, Khaira professor of Indian Linguistics and Phonetics at Calcutta University, told Th e Standard yesterday. Dr. Chatterji said to do this, the Indonesian Government sought the advice of several scholars,
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    TEXTILE MILL STRIKE COMES TO END
    336 3 TEXTILE MILL STRIKE COMES TO END But It Took Over 30 Meetings Between Parties THE two-month-old strike by 450 employees of the Malayan Textile Mills at Bukit Timoh Road, Singapore, ended yesterday after 30 1 meetings between the two parties. But the factory will resume production on WVdnesday, because certain
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    200 CASES OF CHICKEN-POX IN 3 MONTHS
    107 3 THERE were more than 200 cases of chicken-pox m Singapore between July and September, this year. But the City Health Officer. Dr. H. R. Morrison, says this figure should not give cause for any alarm. He told The Standard yesterday: Chicken-pox is very
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    Prophet's Birthday
    82 3 MUSLIMS m Singapore yesterday observed "Maulod NtbC" the birthday of their Prophet. Mohamed. A biography of the Prophet was recited at the Sultan M«i<que yesterday evening and during the morning a mass children's rally was held w the premises of the AllMalaya Muslim Missionary Society, In Malacca, Muslims
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    FIRE IN A SHOPHOUSE
    44 3 A small fire occurred yesterday afternoon m the "rear room of a shophouse m Chulia Street, which was used for the storage of films. The fire was extinguished by the occupants of the house before the arrival of the Brigade.
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    POLLS EXHIBIT IN MALACCA
    94 3 MALACCA, Sun.— An elections exhibition will be held m Malacca from Monday. Nov. 8. to Wednesdy. Nov. 10, at the Meng Seng Charitable Association premises. The exhibition will be declared open by the Resident Commissioner, Malacca, Mr. H.G. Hammett On the next two days. Tuesday and
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    SCBA's MANIFESTO
    55 3 PEXANG. Sun. The water and electricity and Straits Chinese British Assoc- savings m Municipal expendiiation. Penang. m its manifesto tures wherever possible, for this year's Municipal Elec- One of its objects is to make tions issued today, advocates the town clean and also to prolower Municipal rates for
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    THE CANNIBAL CHIEF FROM THE BRITISH MUSEUM
    953 4  - THE CANNIBAL CHIEF FROM THE BRITISH MUSEUM TERENCE HALLORAN Louis told the most implausible stories —but read on about the adventures of By one m the little Swiss town of Suchy m the early years of this century paid much attention to a tall, thin, elderly man with a suntanned
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    WORDS, WORDS, WORDS
    698 4  -  PHILIP TOYNBEE BY "V"EVER. I suppose, has there been so much sheer readi»fc as there is today. We are tcld that radio, television, comic strips. a r e creating an illiterate generation; but this, surely, is a prognostication rather than an analysis of the present. Even those
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    They Speak German
    256 4 BONN (AP)-The people of the Saar speak German and do their shopping with French franc. Their homeland is a major pawn m modern diplomacy, a big concern to the Western World's leading statesmen. The little border state hat been ruled alternately by French and Gentians since the
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    And Shop With The French Franc
    205 4  - And Shop With The French Franc GEORGE BOULTWOOD Says government were tvigered at what they believed to be a dangerous precedent that might some day cost Germany her vast eastern territories now m Russian and Polish hands. The Saarlanders, although they cherish their Germanic culture, have always disliked Prussia. They
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    Cold Appraisals Of India s Leadership
    664 4  - Cold Appraisals Of India s Leadership EUGENE LEVIN By XEW I>H H! JNDIANS. to the surprise of most political observers, appear to be v arming to the prospect of having to depend less on Jauaharlal Nehru. As was expected, when he recently said he was thinking of retiring. Indian newspapers
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    Brother—That Texas Moon Is All Moon-Shine
    671 5  - Brother— That Texas Moon Is All MoonShine Rex North £aifj DALLAS, Texas, Sunday. m\!» read all the "bull* about this cow and oil ountrv. As any Texan will tell you, they have largest and sharpest of sharp-shooting; cowboys, longest ol Ion« -legged and beautiful women, and I ri( H st
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    SWINGS OF THE WEEK
    217 5 ||O\V on earth a classlr>s society can afford four classes of railway trawl and three classes uniting rooms would nrei defy Karl Marx, lever mind a simple Methodist like myself.— Mi. vim Watson, on Soviet Railway travel. ypIILE it might be true that many men owed
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    Yep, Betty Is Really Quitting
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD East Coast Capitals
    1072 6 SINGAPORE STANDARD East Coast Capitals A BLUEPRINT for turning Kuala Trengganu from an over-sized kumpong into a modern town that befits a State capital is awaiting sufficient funds for it to be translated into reality. Despite the pre-war east coast railway service, the States of Pahang. Kclantan and Trengganu were
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    Is Something New In E. Africa
    1220 6  - Is Something New In E. Africa DINGLE FOOT The Chagga Experiment By LONDON, -I, Thomas Lenane Malanga Marealle, being" chosen by the Chagga people, do hereby swear that I will rule my people m accordance with the Chagga Constitution, with the consent and aid of my Counsellors, duly appointed." This
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    Britain Welcomes Aged Refugees
    355 6  - Britain Welcomes Aged Refugees ALISON SETTLE LONDON, BRITAIN'S intake of young refugees from European displaced persons' camps, as volunteer workers m hospitals or textile mills, has brought fresh problems m its train. Coming from the hutted camps m say, Cermany and Austria, they had to leave behind elderly and often
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    INFILTRATION PROSPECTS TROUBLE SIAM
    541 6  - INFILTRATION PROSPECTS TROUBLE SIAM O.M. GREEN By HIS own police reorganization was highly commended by the International Police Organization when it met m Rome recently. The Thai police force. General Phao told me. consists of seven branches: the Criminal Investigation Department, mostly trained at Britain's Scotland Yard: the metropolitan police
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    Shorts From The Talks
    336 6 Mutual Relationship 'The best idea of a novelist's public that ever I heard came from a reader who told me he hated my new book and knew he would hate it. And when I asked him why he'd read it, he said m a melancholy woy
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    Crisis In The Gold Coast
    459 6  - Crisis In The Gold Coast Uknown LONDON. £RISIS if casting its shadow across the Cold Coast, the West African colony m which Britain is engaged m a radical experiment m African selfgovernment. Had Britain not transferred power to an Afncin Cabinet headed by m African Prime Minister. Dr Kw.imc Nkrum.ih
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    It's Official – US Pact With Chiang Studied
    196 7 It's Official US Pact With Chiang Studied WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (AP) The U.S. State Department finally admitted yesterday that Assistant Secretary <>f Stole Walter Robertson's mystery mission In Formosa, a month ago, was concerned m part with discussing an alliance treaty between the United States and Nationalist China. n formation
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    CRASH... Went The Radio Set
    208 7 xiii PPERTON, Engl.uul Nov. 7, (UP) snapped, lain Leonard >;iid yrs- v hen he .ilk- into his li\ mi; room \\w lour .war-old ishtrr said: •Shut up daddy. I'm uatihini IV." I iir Middlesex restaai.mi owner rarefnlly look i'" 1 television <ai M n,i m
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    Ex-Top Nazi Is Released
    45 7 IN, Nov. 7. (AP) m health and almost ■< n m changing world Baron Konstantin von j < I foreign eleased from a prison yesterday. hi and s iffering from von Neurath j< parole from fo ir-power pi son even-top Hi- ..fled hanging.
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    Honolulu Wants Dick & Rita, Too
    102 7 Honolulu Wants Dick Rita, Too HONOLULU, Nov. 7 (UP) The Honolulu Advertiser s;;^gested m an editorial that singer Di«-k Haymes be ••deported'' to Hawaii a'.ung with Rila Hay w<»rth. The editorial observed: "To chase the entertainer out of the country on the grounds that he Left America to come to
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    The Voters Are Thanked
    48 7 NORTHAMPTON. Massachusetts, Nov. 7 (UP)— Mrs. toria Rennison bought a newspaper advertise ni yesterday to thank \oters for'defeating her husband, Edwin. who ran for State representative m lasi Tuesday's voting. "Now he .-an stay home to mind his business— his window- my business," she
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    DEATH SENTENCE
    31 7 i'HREE Moroccani were sentenced to death by a military court m Marrakesh on Saturday for the attempted murder of General Dhauteville. French military commander of the Marrakesh area. Renter.
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    HIS JOB: ORDER OUT OF CHAOS
    201 7 HIS JOB: ORDER OUT OF CHAOS SAIGON. Nov. 7. (AP) President Eisenhower's special representative, Gen. J. Larton Collins, is arriv- ing here at a critical moment m the struggle to prevent Communism from grabbing another big chunk of South-east Asia. Not since President Truman dispatched Gen. George Marshall to China
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    120 7 kalamazoo. Michigan, Nov. 7. (Reuter) State police said yesterday that a patient i at the Kalamazoo State Mental Hospital had admitted to the rape and murder of 21-year-old nurse, Marilyn Kraa.*ia?t night The patient k Louis Maurice S. Smith. 18, committed to the hospital from
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    Five Colombo Power Talks
    48 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 7, (AP) A conference of the five i Colombo powers India Pakistan, Burma. Ceylon and Indonesia will be held on I Dec. 28-31 at the summer i capital of Bogor, 35 miles south of Jakarta, a Foreign Ministry source said yester- day.
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    THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW
    75 7 OONE, Nov. 7. .Reuh Cologne motor chose the hard cape from a prison I r theft. :.'ii away, joined the Foreign Lrgion, was sent to Incio China. captured m Dien Bien Phu, repatriated through Russia, brought before a Cologne court, sentenced to five months
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    379 7 We've Got China On Our Side Now, Says Soviet Vice Premier LONDON, 7, (Reurer) A warning rhar a policy of strength was of no avail m dealings with the Soviet Union allied with the "greatest power of Asia, China" was uttered \n Moscow yesterday by
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    GRANDMA AT 34
    28 7 THE birth of a daughter to Mr». R.. Ml Clark In Milford-On-So.i, England, has mada her mother Mrs. Eileen Bartlett a grandmotiier it 34.— Reuter.
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    Call For World Talks On Atom Peace Plan
    153 7 Call For World Talks On Atom Peace Plan UNITED NATIONS, New York, Nov. 7, (IP) Seven atomic powers led by the United States called on the I'nited Nations last night to summon a world conference by next August to develop President Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace plan. Joining the United States In sponsoring
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    Swim Suits For The Evening
    133 7 TORONTO. Nov. 7. (AP)— If bathing suit designers don't curb their enthusiasm, women may use swim suits for evening: wear this year, fashion observers say. Trend m swim suit* is swinging; from the casual to the elegant. More of the firm elastic woven fabrics are
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    'A Waste Of Time'
    47 7 LOS AXGEI.ES. Nov. 7 CAP) U.S. women waste :j!>out 15 000,000.000 hours a year fixing their hair, says .Jonn St. Oegger, a forthright young woman who spends quite a lot of time herself styling the hairdos of the stars at Universal International Studios.
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    CHURCHILL AT CHRISTENING
    54 7 WESTERIJAM. Nov. 7. (AP—Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, yesterday attended the christening of his ninth grandchild three-:nonth-old Charlotte Clementina, daughter of Conservative MP ChrTstopher Boamri and the former Mary Churchill. Beaming broadly, the Prime Minister posed at the door of the old parish church here with the
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    Baron Ends Prison Term
    63 7 WAKEFIELD. Yorkshire. Nov. 7, <Reuten Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. 28--year-old Baron sentenced ;to 12 months' imprisonment •last March for homosexual offences involving two Royal Air Force men. was released from prison here yesterday. He was taken out by a back gate of Wakefield Prison as a
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    Silver Bars In A Wreck
    73 7 LONDON. Nov. 7 (Renter) A freight train rammed a special bullion van loaded with >i!ver bar.s on to the buffers at Paddington Station yesterday pushing it into the p;atform and bursting it open. Guards quickly surrounded the wrecked van one of four carrying between them
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    JUST WHO IS TOPS IN MOSCOW?
    161 7 LONDON. N>v 7. .Z> Russia la>'. aUht l;.«i I Western eye., the 41. wh.thor Premier (j. 1 Malmkov 01 9 I Chief Ntkiu Khnuhctw the more po v n n of Ihr S'.v I But th<> .shrhfv w;i* n deliver the note speech n
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    31 7 photo. GLAMOR OUS Hollywood stars Jeanne Cram (left) and Jane Russell, pictured *n London recently where they will finish scenes for a new film "Gentlemen Marry Brunettes." AP
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    H-Line In E. Germany
    56 7 BERLIN, Soy. 7 (B F. ihlofi dttijp H Dior uh.)se chttt f "H ar<- .>■.• I dignatkn from p n (and from men) m U made a l *mo < on the Communist! ler to the JWtttei type of beauty. Tiie Eatl Berlin r, Neve '/«it
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    OLD SOLDIER DIES
    37 7 MR ARTHUR "Nick" Carter, who joined the British army M a private In lt#l and was still a private when he retired f>U years later died m hospital here on. Saturday, aged 71. Reuter.
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    SEATO RATIFIED
    18 7 THE Australian House of Representatives has formally ratified the South-east Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) agreement. Reuter
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    TWO HANDS, PLEASE
    49 7 WEST WARWICK. Rhode Island. Xov. 7. (VP).— District Judge James W. Leighton jined 19-ijcar-old Edward Furgaso US$5 and costs for driving with his arm around a girl and then offered this sage advice: "You need two hands for each of those jobs to do them properly."
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    Editor Is Shot In The Back
    37 7 RABAT. Nov. 7. ißeuten Sidi Mohamed Ben Houseein Nejjar. editor of the Arabic weekly newspaper Al Takaddoum. was shot In the back m Sallee, the old Moorish port adjoining Rabat yesterday.
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    Killed By The Only Vehicle
    39 7 COPENHAGEN, Nov. 7. <AP> A 4-year-old girl. Tove Jensen, was killed under a truck outside Hermtome m the island of Asko. The truck is the only vehicle on the island, which counts 170 inhabitants.
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    Joe Goes In To Bat For Marilyn Again
    178 7 Joe Goes In To Bat For Marilyn Again HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 7, (UP)— Joe Dimaggio is trying to win back Marilyn Monroe but so far, their friends said yesterday, he's failed and "he doesn't stand a chance." Since Marilyn was granted a divorce Oct. 27 on grounds Joe was "cold and
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    97 8 LONDON, Nov. 7. (AFP) The Lloyds List and Shipping Gazette learned recently that a contract worth £820.000 sterlI ing for the construction of two cargo motorships of 6.050 tons deadweight each has been placed with the Kawasaki Dockyard Co. Ltd., of Kobe, by the Hongkong shipping
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    CONTRACT SIGNED
    23 8 THE contract for an Auckland Harbour Bridge estimated to cost £3.465,000 ha s been signed by the Bridge Authority. 1 i
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    237 8 SAN DIEGO, (California), Nov. 7: (UP)— The Navy unwrapped publicly today the forerunner of a radical new warplane a high-speed fighter which needs no runway for takeoff or landing. The turbine-powered. FY-1 "Pogo" world's first vertical take-oft (VTO) airplane was put through unbelievable
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    'Squeeze' Boosts Rubber
    204 9 'Squeeze' Boosts Rubber Standard Market Cor. A "SQUEEZE" on the December position m New York was one of the contributory factors which helped the rise m Singapore rubber prices to above th e 80 cents per lb. level m the past week. Shorts on the New York market, anxious to
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    OCT. OUTPUTS
    33 9 THE directors of Austral Malay Tin Ltd announce the following outputs for October: Thabawleik Tin Dredging Ltd. 622 piculs: Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd 886 piculs; Austral Amalgamated Tin Ltd. 3.075 piculs
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    GUTHRIE GROUP
    55 9 ESTATES and Mines m the Guthrie Co. Ltd. Group reported the following outputs for October. 1954: rubber 7.1146.000 lb. (64,139,000 lb. for the first ten months this year), tea (black) 177,000 lb (1,731,--500 lb.), palm oil 1,156 tons (13.033 tons). palm kernels 357 tons (3,810 tons) and tin
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    173 9 PUKET TIN DREDGING LTD: made £8.601 (3.4^) m 1953 from one dredge and two tribute mines after payment of U.K. profits tax. No dividend was paid. At 31.12.53 net liquid assets equalled £180,005 or 3/7 E«« j?'" share and stores at £28.394 equalled a further 6}d per share.
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    Rubber Industry's Right To Manage Own Replanting
    712 9 t*Wi»€*>.,. Co mm orce...Shippi n9 THIS week Malayan rubber shareholders have been fortunate m having reproduced m the local press the memorandum by Sir John Hay who is quite unanswerable m putting the case for private enterprise. He claims the right of the
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    State Of To Start
    71 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 8.580 ton State o. Madras ex Jaljawahar is expected to arrive here on he r inaugural trip to Singapore from India tomorrow. The vessel which replaces the Jalagopal has been specially refitted and reconditioned to fit the needs of potential sea travellers
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    Madras New Run
    140 9 saloon and first class pas senders. The State of Madras which was given a rousing send off by thousands of Indians when she was Malaya bound has Mr. N. Haji aboard. Mr. Haji is the recently retired joint general manager of the Scindia Steam Navigation Ltd.. and
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    TRENGGANU POLICY TO CONSERVE FORESTS
    401 9 TRENGGANU POLICY TO CONSERVE FORESTS KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun.— Working to a policy of converting ot least 25 per cent of State land into forest reserves, the State Forest Officer, Trengganu, Mr. A. J. Fyfe, revealed that there already ore 720 square miles of forest reserves m the State. Mr. Fyfe
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    Head Of Van Houten Arriving
    193 9 Head Of Van Houten Arriving MR. JACOB "irgfricd Mi Mrsdag. managing dim tor «f C. J. van llouten md Zoon. Wrrsp -Holland is due m Singapore next Saturday m Che course of a Far hast (our. He is a descendant of th« famous van Houten who was said to be
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    S. & W. CHIEF TO DEVELOP THE MARKET
    282 9 S. W. CHIEF TO DEVELOP THE MARKET The Vice -President of the world famous S. A W. Fine Foods Inc.. Mr. Joseph Blumlein, flew into Singapore last week m the course of a goodwill tour of distributors and agents m the Pacific area. S. W. has an annual turnover of
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    Business Done In Shares During Week
    306 9 Business done m shares from Oct. 30 to Nov 5 INDUSTRIALS: Alexandra Brick Prefs. $2.05. Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords. 28/3 and 28/-, Eastern United Assurance $38.00. Fraser Neave Ords. $194 to $1.96. Gammon $3.50 and $352J, Hongkong Bank Col. $970, Wm. Jacks $3.15. Jackson
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    DUMPING CHARGE
    28 9 WEbT uermun textile manufacturers are voicing i plaints about J a p a "dumping." The nanufae* turers conclude that .J.ip..r prices barely cover raw material costs.
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      206 9 The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY No 189 of 1 1954 Re: SRI AMBIGAI VILAS (R.K. Sinniah SoleProprietor) of No. 100, Serangoon Road, Spore Receiving Order made 23rd July 1954. Date of Order far Summary Administration 6th
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    Kim Song & Hock Kiat First Met 22 Years Ago
    355 10  - Kim Song Hock Kiat First Met 22 Years Ago EDIN PETERS AMONG the big: crowd of spectators who attended the final of the Singapore open invitation billiards championship held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last Monday, it is doubtful whether more than a handful of them were aware that the
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    A New Sport For S'pore
    166 10 MEET P..'. Pothen a nd Lim Choo Ann two who are introducing a new sport m Singapore: Floor Tennis. A combination of badminton tennis and table tennis, a handful of spectators were Sive n a demonstration of this sport at the YMCA yesterday To play
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    Koh Is Up And Coming
    252 10 THE recent Anglo-Chinese j School's seventeenth swim- minff carnival introduced an up-and-coming swimmer m Koh Scow Chuan. Scow Chuan was as unknown until he took the 200 metres free-style eve»*. A third division swimmer the youngster who had only recently blew fifteen candles off rm
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    B'ton Helped Fund By $7,000, Says Mrs. Ho
    319 10  - B'ton Helped Fund By $7,000, Says Mrs. Ho VERITY GILL MRS. S. F. HO, the honorary chairman of the Poppy Day Fund Appeal committee, said yesterday that donations from the sporting public this year reached a record figure. Mrs. S. F. Ho and her band of workers have planned out
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    Joy Wants To Drive A Cooper
    241 10  -  EDIN PETERS THE Singapore Motor Club's Drivers championship for the trophy put up by Mr. E. L. Williams has been won this year by Lim Penj Han. If ever there was such a trophy for women. I am certain that it would be won
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    Live-Wire Said Wants To Coach Malays
    249 10 Live-Wire Said Wants To Coach Malays INCHE M. SAID Sulaiman. honorary secretary of the Malay Sports Association of Singapore, hopes to start coaching classes for young Malay tennis players and he hopes the response will be good. Inche Said, who was the driving force behind the successful completion of the
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    WELSH TRIALS PROVE POINT
    339 11 U.K. Rugby Review LONDON, Nov. 6, (Reuter).— The Welsh Rugby 1 nion selectors must have been disappointed today the first trial at Ebbw Vale m which the "Reds" defeated the "Whites" by 18 points to 8, w, er condition! and a und detracted conM ac of
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    RUSSELL HITS 110
    39 11 BL'LAWAYO. Nov. 7 (Renter)! Russell Enciean. South Africa's opening batsman, hit an excel-i lent 110 out of Transvaal's first* innings total of 344 on the* opening day of their two days* engagement with Rhodesia 1 here. <
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    342 11 LONDON. Nov. 7. (R eu ter) LEAGUE DIVISION I Aston Villa 2 Leicester C. 5 'Blackpool 2 Newcastle U 0 'Bolton Wanderers 2 Arsenal 2 •Carlton Athletic 1 Best Brom- wich Albion 3 Huddersfield 1 Sheffield U. 2 I Manchester U 2 Preston N.E. 1 (Portsmouth 5
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    GOALS GALORE IN FA. LEAGUE
    1645 11 Russians Watch Wolves Southend United 1 Coventry C. 0, Swindon Town 0 Brighton Hove Albion 2 Watford 4 Walsall 0 IRISH LEAGUE CITY CUP Bangor 3 Portsdown 1 < Crusaders 3 Ards 4 Derry City 4 Distillery 3 Glenavon "4 Ballymena United 2 Glentoran 1
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    JAP THOMAS CUPPERS WILL 'FIGHT HARD'
    243 11 HONGKONG, Nov. 7. (AFP) The Japanese Thomas Cup Badminton team arrived here by air from Tokyo today to play Hongkong m the Asian zone semifinak scheduled next Thursday and Friday. The Japanese team manager and coach K. KawasUChi told A.K.P that h e was
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    KRAMER & CO. DELIGHT 8,000
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      535 11 v >**# DtAIH RS. VICTOR PREMA DAVID passed away on Sunday at 3 a.m. after a short illness. The cortege will leave Tan Tock Seng Hospital mortuary at 4.30 p.m. today for intermen: at Bidadari Cemetery. SITUATION! N. V. CALTEX PACIFIC PETROLELM MI J REQUIRES FOR OPERATIONS IN PAKANBARU. SUMATRA.
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    233 12 Every Monday SINGAPORE: At the Singapore Combined Services versus Negri Malacca ■MS Malaya Cuptie on the SCC padang m S i nMpore, F Lt Head, a ©ne-time Irish Intern.(ti onal, about to g»-t into the P i c t v r e and he seems to be
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    139 12 /TV. EMT-TWO-YEAR-OLD Ta n L Y ot tne Evergreen Weightaitting Party who last year was elected Mr. Singapore earned Inn-, -elf another title on Saturday night When he won the Singa{•'>it-' Amateur Weight Kiting ederation's ]yir Body Builder k>mte«t htM at th e Happy W^otld
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    KHALSAS IN FULL POWER
    46 12 KHALSA Association, fielding a full team for the first time, beat the University of Malaya 2nd XI 3-1 m a thrilling Uiv. 2 encounter played on the Varsity ground yesterday. Scorers for Khal.-n team were Darshan Singh. Beant Singh and Harbans Singh.
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    443 12 Weak Chinese Find Malays At Their Best Malays 3 Chinese I Awang Bakar 2 and Ismail Yusoff Sim Yan 0 Huat John Ferguson refereed CHINESE, who took the field without five of their regular players— Chu Chee Seng, Foo Hee Jong, Teow Keng, Aw Boon Seong and Chia Boon Leong
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    KON LEONG OUT: LEOW TO TAKE OVER
    582 12 BAM Change T-Cup Coach A GIANT of the past will coach Malaya's Thomas Cup team. Greying:, Colony schoolmaster Leow Kirn Fatt— the first Malayan to down the first 'foreign invader' J. F Devlin, then All England champion, at the Victoria Memorial Hall m
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    397 12 THE following are the weights for Wedm-sd.. day of the Selangor Turf Club November roeetin? S "J°N Lumpur: X Km Weights for four races, second d*v. Wednesday Not. 10 are: Cl. 5, Div. I—s) F. Ra-I.i 9.00 Grandeur 8.10 Saigon Bran 8.08 Tia Juana 8.07 Portmaster 8.0»;
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    39 12 Resultj of Quadranqu'ar heckev matches played m the Federation yesterday were: At Ipoh: Perak beat Penanf 3-1: Perak beat Kedah 6-1; Negri beat Kedah 6-2. At Kuala Lumpur: Se'angor hold Johore 3-3: Malacca liraw with Pahang 3-3.
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    33 12 siNr, Soon I Sot. pur. Si Yi. Those Sii n, Ong Poh Lim ti I) t-ig Pi»h I mail b:n Mirjtl W i S<j<»n and '1 ii
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    333 12 WONG BEATS TEOH SLIPPERY FLOOR: ONG SAILS IN WONG PENG SOON entered the semi-final of the Singapore Badminton Association's open singles championship last night. He took less than 20 minutes to dispose of his doubles partner, Teoh Peng Hooi, winning at 15-9, 15-10. It must be mentioned that the condition
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    475 12 MEMBERS of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club put up m very creditable show at the annual Far Eastern Inter-Port regatta which concluded on Saturday. The regatta held over a mile course between Pulau Branl and Pulau Blakaa Mati saw R.S.Y.C retain two of the three championships.
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    297 12  - Ballroom Ever Glory Win Promotion To CI. 3 WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— After their stylish displays on the opening d.»\ «.f the Selangor Turf Club's November meeting, Ballroom II and Ever (llorv, two promising youngsters, have been sent up to class three. Ballroom, a three-year-old Solicitor gelding, followed
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