Singapore Standard, 13 November 1954

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    22 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD SneSß- 1 ft it 3H JL Vol. V. No. 133. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1954 j TWELVE PACES 13 CENTS.
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    Battle Over Language Ban Is On
    236 1 Chamber's Polls Protest I n- is on for the removal of the icr which bars non-English speak rom contesting the Singapore «1,-rtions next year. b-Committee of the Chinese at a meeting yesterday decided proper procedure for their Vice-President, Mr, Yap Pheng that the light
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    Death For Three Mau Terrorists
    24 1 Death For Three Mau Terrorists 12. Field rtst M mm ;>- •-today i Intly ikome Maimnced to a Kiv -n orderIng the indt linder 13.
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    Stop Press
    52 1 Gcnuny, N«»v. l* The Bunn Cabinet. font h<ur> nf heated broke up in deadr the controveragreemeat siynria <n Oct S3 by Konrad AdeI r» n< h Premier n:< s France. moderate ri«ht- nu rats (F.D.P.) Bt (ierman were reported manded again negotiate Ihi agreement icre acceptable before the
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    RUBBER UP
    29 1 THE rubber price in SingaI pore yesterday rose 1-9/16 cent, first grade for November sing at 84-7/16 cen's per lb.. following strong overseas support. (See Pago 9).
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    MAN STABBED NEAR CANAL
    40 1 A MAN, Tan Ah Lek, was stabbed while walking along Rochore Canal Road, Singapore, at about 8.30 last night. He was taken by ambulance to the General Hospital where his condition was said to be serioui.
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    SEN. JOE TURNS ON THE TEARS
    151 1 SEN. JOE TURNS ON THE TEARS WASHINGTON. Nov. 12, (UP) Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, tears streaming down his face, last night denounced "massive appeasement"' in Korea and shouted he will continue "to expose those who would destroy this nation" whether the Senate censures him or not. The Wisconsin Republican, fresh
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    UK Delegation On Way Home
    40 1 MOSCOW. Nov. 12 .Reuter. —A Coventry City Council delegation which signed a joint appeal with the Stalingrad City Soviet calling for a ban on atomic weapons left here today for Prague on their way home.
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    DESERVING CAUSE, SAYS THIS DONOR
    73 1 Maintenance Base. Selftar. The message froi the Club's hon. serretary. Mr. \V. Chapman, says: "We consider that the money li beina Rhen to a most deferring cause and only regret that it cannot be more."' With another 1; if t of $20 from Rev. Fat",
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    Aussie Dock Union To End Strike
    104 1 Aussie Dock Union To End Strike SYDNEY. Nov. 12 -Router. The Australian Waterfront Workers' Unions decided in a conference here tonight to pnd the dock strike which has been crippling the nation"* trade, on Nov. 16. The decision wu r xh< i at a meeting of the Interstate Executive of
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    RAILMEN TO STRIKE
    432 1 Unjon Sending Notice Of Shutdown Today KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Executive Council of the Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union today decided to call a strike which threatens to paralyse completely the entire railway system from Padang Besar on the Siamese border down to Singapore in the south.
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    TOY FUND
    43 1 A MESSAGE received with a $50 donation to the Standard Christmas Toy Fund described the Fund's object to help bring Christmas to Malaya's poor and under-privileged children "a most deserving cause." The donation came from the East Camp Corporal's Club. RAF.
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    NIGHT ARREST IN CAIRO
    27 1 CAIRO. Nov. 12, (AFP).— Cairo Police arrested here during the night Dr. Khamis Homeida. the provisional supreme guide of the Moslem Brotherhood Association.
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    FATHER AND SON FOUND DEAD
    151 1 PENANG, Fn.— A Malay nationalist leader, Tuan Haji Sulong, and his son, Mohamed Amin, were found dead recently in a river in southern Thailand the local Malay daily "Warta Negara" reported todav. The paper said they were found with their hands and logs tied. There
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    Bears May Kill Him
    42 1 TOKYO. Nov. 12 <AP> A station master on Japci-'s northernmost main island of Hokkaido has asked the Toka-chi-Shiboro Railroad Line to insure his life for US$2,BOO. Every day going to work, he explained, he walks past bear caves.
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    GURKHA SHOT IN BRAWL
    131 1 GURKHA SHOT IN BRAWL A GURKHA soldier was s ,-w J ll the stomach on lhursday night when a policeman intervened in a fight between the Gurkha and an Arab In Pasir Panjang, Singapore. The incident occurred at the entrance of the Tiger Swimming Pool at about midnight. The. wounded
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    New Indonesia Tourist Laws A Snub To S'pore
    271 1  - New Indonesia Tourist Laws A Snub To S 'pore ARNOLD C By BRACKMAN, tj|v-i Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Nor. 12 As far as Indonesia is concerned, Singapore is a marked city. This attitude was revealed when Indonesia relaxed controls on the arrival of visitors here and accorded special treatment to
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    Big-Two To Talk About SEATO Meet
    113 1 Big-Two To Talk About SEATO Meet LONDON. NOV. 12. (Reuter) Britain will discuss with the United States the call for an eight-power SEATO. meeting made yesterday by Mr. John Foster Dulles. United State- Secretary ol State, the Foreign Office >aid today. Mr. Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Commission in
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    Rhonda Fleming Seeks Divorce
    42 1 ROME, Nov. 12, <AP'.-Red-haired film actress Rhonda Fleming confirmed today .she will go to Switzerland soon to divorce Dr. Law Morrill. They were married in 1952. "There are no other personalities involved. It is simply incompatibility." she said.
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    US$l,7OO TO KEEP HAT DRY
    64 1 CHICAGO. Nov. 12 <AP) Mrs. Margaret Murphy opened her umbrella to keep the rain off her new hat and lost I US$l,7OO worth of jewelWy I Mrs. Murphy had forgotten j she had hidden a watch and three rings in her umbrella and she believes
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    2 Rightwing Papers Oppose MacD's Extension
    255 1 2 Rightwing Papers Oppose MacD's Extension LONDON, Not. 12 (Reuter) The Daily Express (Independent rightwing) and the Dally Telegraph (Conservative) today questioned the advisability of extending the period of office of Mr. Malcolm MacDonald as Commissioner General in South-east Asia. The Daily Express editorial pointed out that Mr. MacDonald is
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    Unknown
    670 2 Witness Tells Of No Proper Remand Home body as well as Ghani's. While applying soap on Ghani's body Majid alleged Morling stood close to Ghani and tried to commit an offence. Questioned by Mr. Rajasooria, Majid said he bathed naked because he had nothing to wear. Neither of them
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    RESIDENT TO TAKE SALUTE
    51 2 PENANG, Fri— The Resident Commissioner, Penang. Mr. R. P. Bingham. will take the salute at the march past when the Penang and Province Wellesley branch of the British Red Cross Society holds its annual Inspection and parade on the Fort Cor:iwa'.lis field at 5 p m.
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ENGINEERS
    283 2 THE Singapore Government is inviting applications from engineering graduates for scholar given by the Federation of British Industries, to study in the United Kingdom. The scheme is a practical one for the training of overseas engineers in industrial and other engineering undertakings in the United Kingdom to
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    MIC JOINED ALLIANCE FOR UNITY
    10 2 MIC JOINED ALLIANCE FOR UNITY 1 frti B 5 1 <
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    Became A Muslim To Evade Ord€r
    188 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Chen Chiu Ngeh, a school master, who became a Muslim "in order to dodge" his estranged wife's claim for maintenance, today had his S7O a month maintenance order varied to Sl2O a month by the Second Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rani. Questioned
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    UK. EXPERT'S AID SOUGHT
    89 2 IPOH, Frl.— An appli ration for an appeal case to be postponed until March, next year, on the ground that the papers had been sent to England for an expert.opinion, was refused by Mr. Justice Pretheroe in the Appeal Court, yesterday. Instead he fixed the appeal
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    Sentence Is Quashed
    81 2 IPOH. Fri. A sentence of two months' imprisonment was quashed by Mr. Justice PW" theroe in the Supreme Coint today when he heard the appeal of one Au Thai Tai. maidservant, who was P rc viously convicted in the Sessions Court for making contradictory statements to the
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    POSTAL UNION
    22 2 A MEETING of the Johorr Postal Employees' Union will be held at the Malay Club Segamat. today at 10 a.m.
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    Offered Her 'Operation Service' In Wrong Way
    118 2 KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— A young policeman. Lee Seng, offered a married woman his gun "to ensure her safety" when *he was repulsed while making advances to her. This was stated by Thong Yoke Peng, a 25-year-old maidservant at the trial of Lee in
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    121 2 CLOSING rubber prices (ccata per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 84 84* No. 1 R.S.S fob Nov. 84 7/16 84 9 16 No. X 83a 84| No. 3 82? 83 Dec re. 1 KSS 84{ 84| Tone: Firm. TIN PRICE The
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 2 HONGKONG. Nov. 12.— Special Standard Sev Cosing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: 115-70 to £1 sterling; 55.878T5 US$l; 51. 832 to Malays- 50. 148 to one Indonesian R.ipiah. Gold $254.25 to a
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    ELECTIONS WILL DECIDE FUTURE OF STRAITS-BORN
    225 2 ELECTIONS WILL DECIDE FUTURE OF STRAITS-BORN PENANG, Fri.-The Straits Chin,-., Kriti ciation here are staking a good deal fa Municipal elections and on the sucres s or I this contest will depend the futurr 5t.,t,,, ,^l ciation and Straits Chincvp >;enf'r.ill\ W lhis was stated hv i« i lideni Of
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    The wnan who has all the answers
    302 3 For The Anxious Parents MR. WAN BAHARUDDIN, the man who has all the answers about Malayan students in the United Kingdom, is also a man who assures anxious parents and helps them solve pressing problems. In the past few days he has met
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    Dragged Man From Under His Wife's Bed
    540 3 BROKER CITES SALESMAN AS CORESPONDENT ANG LIAN POH, a car broker and proprietor of a beauty parlour, told Mr. Justice Knight in the Singapore High Court yesterday how he surprised his wife with a man in her bedroom one night and dragged the
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    Poor Man's Candidate
    75 3 businessman and c former Si \gapore City Council emp'jyee icho announced yesterday, that he will coyUest the forthcoming City and Ishv d Cortncil elections in the Farrer Park district next year. Mr, Joseph, u-ho declares him.<elf to be the "poor vian's candidate," has not vet decided on
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    His Bail Is $2,000
    68 3 KENNY LOO Tian Lye claimed trial in the Singapore Fifth Police Court, yesterday, to dishonestly inducing a Colony firm to deliver to him seven typewriters worth It was alleged that Loo committed the offence at about 2.:*0 p.m. on Aug 16 The Magistrate. Mr.' R. B.
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    WELFARE WAR ON BROTHELS GOES ON
    124 3 THE Singapore Social Welfare Department is continuing its "war" against brothels. Last month department officers raided six brothels in various parts of the Colony. Thro e °irl s were detained According to a Social Welfare report they are being "put in a place of
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    Film Society To Screen 'Blue Angel'
    140 3 Film Society To Screen 'Blue Angel' THE new Singapore Film Society will present its first Um, "The Blue Angel." (with Marlene Dietrich and Kmil Jannings) tomorrow at 9 p.m. at the British Council Hall. Anyone wishing to become a member may do so at the British Council Hall on the
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    Midnight Leap Was Suicide
    89 3 Midnight Leap Was Suicide THE Singapore Coroner. Mr Giam Chong Hing. yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide at an inquest into the death of a 47-year-old woman, Leong Yuet Yeng. an unemployed maidservant. The Court was told that Leong jumped oIT the eighth floor of the Singapore Improvement Trust Flats
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    Retires After 40 Years As Compositor
    114 3 A 67-year-old Indian, Mr. Marutha Muthu, who spent more than 40 years of his life as compositor in the Malaya Publishing House retires today. A Standard reporter who called ob Mr. Muthu yesterday found him all smiles. He said he served under six managers.
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      294 3 Be sure to ENJOY the FIRST All -Malaya Talentime Competition to be held at the SINGAPORE BADMINTON STADIUM GUILLEMARD ROAD SINGAPORE SEE and HEAR the hidden talents of Malaya competing i m Tap Dance Whistling Vocal Harmonica I Impersonation e Cuitar I Clowning Accord, in I -ALSO--1 Appearance of Cuot
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    TWO CALL-UP DODGERS ARE JAILED
    325 4 Students Excuse Not Good Enough FAILURE to onswer the coll-up for Notionol Service on the ground that "it interferes with school studies" is no reasonable excuse, said the Singapore Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, yesterday. Mr. Kulasekaram said this when sentencing two students,
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    CHAMBER'S 'CITY FUND' PRIZES ARE AWARDED
    181 4 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce yesterday announced a l i^ t of winners of prizes awarded from the City Commemoration Prize Fund for this year. The following are the prizewinners: Higher Stage: English— lst Prize: Lee Ah Kit— s2oo: 2nd Prize: K. P. Thomas
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    CIVICS COURSE
    28 4 THE first Indian civics course for estate workers in Perak will be held in Ipoh at the Kinta Indian Association premises from Nov. 14 to 17.
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    His Aim: To Make People Travel BE A Way
    112 4 A VETERAN air traveller. Mr. Cl.re Adams, General Manager of British European Airways, is flying round the icorld with only 25 pouuc.v oj lugyuge. His global trip trill take him only 22 dnus. Mr. Adams will spend two days in Singapore.
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    Aquarium Fish Are Still Very Much Alive
    188 4 Aquarium Fish Are Still Very Much Alive A GOOD proportion of the fish in the Van Kleef Aquarium in Singapore are still very much alive, and these stand a good chance of living out the rest of their days. This was disclosed to The Standard yesterday by an expert, wh
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    NEW WARDS FOR ELECTION
    32 4 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll. will today proclaim electoral divisions for elections in the Colony next yrnr. in a Gazette Extraordinary to be published this evening.
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    Handicapped Children's Register Up
    77 4 Handicapped Children's Register Up THE register of Singapore's handicapped children is getting bigger and bigger each month. According to a Social Welfare report, the number of handicapped children so far registered is 300. This figure includes 109 blind children. 105 deaf and dumb cases, 29 crippled and 14 mentally defective
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    NewPolytechnic Will Aid Malays
    209 4 photo Governor Tells Muslims MALAYS should take advantage of the new Singapore Polytechnic, Governor Sir John Nicoll, told the local Muslim community yesterday at a tea party to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Mohammed, at the Raffles Hotel. Sir John said: "It is my earnest hope
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    Own Forces A MUST For Independence
    195 4 Says Ong THE President of the Straits Chinese British Association. Mr. T. \V Ong. suggested that independence in Singapore will not be a lasting proposition without a fleet, air force nor even an army. He was speaking at the Association's annual general meeting at
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    POLL OFFICERS APPOINTED
    39 4 SUPERVISOR of Elections. Mr. M. Ponnuriuriiy. has b««n appointed Registration Officer for the Singapore Legislative Council elections to be held next year. Messrs Leofred Aloysius Joseph and Tay Kim Tee have been appointed Assistant Registration Officers.
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    WARRANT OUT
    42 4 A WARRANT of arrest was ordered by the Singapore High Court yesterday to be made against Choo Seng Quee for failing to call at the Official Assignee's office to submit details of his state of alTairs under the Bankruptcy Ordinance.
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    Society Gang Beats Up Rescuer
    154 5 Society Gang Beats Up Rescuer MORE than ten membeis of a secret society gang beat up a man, Lim Peng Tong, last night, when he went to the aid of a hawker who refused to pay protection money. Tho hawker who lias a stall in Jalan Sultan told The Standard
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    $47,594 For Hospital
    56 5 ST. Andrew's Mission Hospital yesterday collected $47--during the Hospital Week Appeal through its various committees: Film premiere at Pavilion theatre: $1,572; Movie Ball I $5,504.41; Flag Day $17,612.52: Fashion Show $74)32.46; sale i of car labels $7,263.21; gale of programmes $3,559.40; 'Bridge Mahjong drive $652.15, and donations
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    Two Cannot Pay Debts
    56 5 A REX^EIVING order e Singapore High yesterday against Wcnq trading I K vong Lamp Cu.. on filed by Nam Tai Trading Co. on a judgment ol $9,144.22. Another receiving order iras so made a.-n n-t M. Naina Mohamed. a textile merchant. o-j a jud§menl debt of
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    NEW CANTEEN
    22 5 stall <>; Singapore's ton HosDital i '-da modern U T h this. City ncil has agree I -pend 1 S7o I
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    K.L. Engagement
    42 5 Photo. MR. M. KOLANDAI RAJ slips an engagement ring the finger of his fiancee. Miss Muriel Alphonso. at a ceremony held in Kuala Lumpur last week. The couple are on the staff of the Central Electricity Board, Kuala Lum Standard
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    Yap's View Draws Little Comment
    246 5 SINGAPORE Legislative and City Councillors were yesterday very cautious in giving their opinion on City Councillor. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek's view that English sliould not be a necessary qualification for contesting the elections under the Kendel Constitu- tional reforms. Most of the Isgiilaton preferred not
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    Made Use Of Friend's Savings
    53 5 WU SIX FOG. aias Btcvei Wee, was sentenced in t'mSingapore Third Police Court yesterday to €2 months' rigorous imprisonment on threi* charges of dishonestly withdrawing 51.480 from the Po> Office savings bank account of j a friend. In addition, he wa> plaoen under p>olice supervision
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    'LITTLE SALT FISH' IS IN JAIL AGAIN
    191 5 admitted to the hospital for three days. In his delence Sim denied the allegations statin" that he Ihimsell was attacked by com- plainan; and seven or eight 'others when he was selling moon cakes at the market. IPOII, I ri.— A 20-year-old police
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    'Elections Air Drop'
    80 5 •FOHORK BAHRI'. Fri. A t-minute effort to e;ot the people of Johore to register foi the coming Federal elections was tarried <x;t yesterdav tiirougt) t gigantic e.»rtrt drop •Opera'. on Caesar II." Daring the operation foui A istera from Sembawang I p; n in dropping about 25,000
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    Baby Found Abandoned
    45 5 THE body ol a new jr-born bubv flrl was lnuncl in a ckei vi City Coui hi e emptying :ets at Patk Road Pumping Station, it wa.> stated in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday. Mr Giam Chong Hin^.the Coroner. returned an .pen
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON No, 12. The following .re the cUsing rON^N R°"u d BB« th L ndOn MOfket S P°* 26\4. December 25id. Jonuory March 24 idApril 'June 24 Jd. July /September 23 id. October/ December 23 Jd. November c.i.t. 24 Jd. Tone: Very Quiet.
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    LABOUR TROUBLE FLARES UP ANEW
    292 5 Naval Base Retrenchment miralty to retrench skilled workers to re-?uit trainees. He said that there had been certain redundancy in I" e electrical department because of decreased work in certain sections. Mr. Crawley explained it was necessary to reduce the number of staff in these
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    CID Nab Man For Hold-Up
    101 5 A CHINESE, believed to be one of the thtlJU who staged a futiie robbery bid in a house In Lorong 24. Geylang. Singapore, last Friday afternoon, has been detained. He was caught by officers of the Secret Society sub-branch. CID. yesterday, after a week of
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    MOR Jailed For Cheating
    61 5 AX R.AOC soldier. Manaf bin Samah. who cheated a Malay woman ot 525 was sentenced by the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magi.-trate. Mr. R.8.1 Pates, to six weeks' jail, yesterday. Manaf had got the money from the woman by falselv telling her that her husband had
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    14 5 TANJOXO Malim raiNcd $23:<70 for the Poppy Dav Fund, last week.
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      279 5 c4(maaac Information at a Glance SfUmsammmmmmmm wmmmmmt in a 1 of SATA at Victoria isj N<iA PO REj K l ,'V,nov I L;:::. Z Singapore J^B Alexandei Mai Theopl !ose «r SINCiAPORE (Regional): 7.15 «.n Jo] Littles C'-te. 330 p.m Morning Star; 730 News; 73j ■K Melody Mixture: Bam Time
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD
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    Changkols & Shovels
    885 6 Changkols Shovels A RKADKR has written to u.s bewailing the difficult working conditions today for clerks and Ibe passing of that era when employer-employee relations wore on «t more personal and cordial plane. The letter ends on a plaintive note "have those good old days already gone? Yes. they must
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      U.M.N.O. IS THE POWER
      375 6 U.M.N.O. IS THE POWER Sir;— That the Alliance —UMNO. MCA. as equal partners -won great victories in the recent elections deserves congratulations but whether the M.C.A. was treated as an equal partner could be known if one takes the trouble to find out. We. of course, recognise Tungku Abdul Rahman
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      Beat This Shack!
      168 6 Sir; Quite re ently you ished an article concern- ing th< only shack in Palmer Roa<; ;:i our City, which has since been demolished, hut I think you cannot beat the one to be loutui in Hokicn Street (near South Bridge < Road junction) which was built
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      There's No Security
      97 6 Sir:— A bad practice is creeping into certain places of employment I with poor business pre- vailing. No matter how long a worker may be in a company, there is no security for him. Gone are the days when honesty. hardwork and education I were considered the
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      Asian Students
      143 6 Sir; I wish to comment on an article which appeared in one of the Sydney papers, and which 1 believe, appeared in Singapore as well. This was on Asian .students. The only part I wish to comment on is a line which sa>'s that an Asian student had
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    20 BELOW
    341 6 So General Went Home ■piRST mi mv flakes of midautumn are beginning to fall on the world's grimmest war memorial. A single column of granite, it has stood for nearly a century and a half near the road that is now the main motor highway for heavy lorries
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    Undeniable Fact
    129 6 CHUNG Shins Jit P»in. veiling on the birthday anniversary of Dr. Sim Yal H today, declares that on Ihe eve of a rounter-atta« k M the Chinese mainland. \\r should not only gather ill the courage we havt* but also ask ourselves the auef tion of whether wt*
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    The Three Principles
    15 6 |")R. Sun Yut-sen i< n.,t otllj one. of the gn ..-t politi-
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR & THE LETTERS OF A NAZI ENVOY
    689 6 DUKE OF WINDSOR THE LETTERS OF A NAZI ENVOY DEFERENCES to the Duke of Windsor appear in the latest batch of Germany's captured foreign policy documents, published ofYicia|ly yesterday. The aocuments were seized at the fall of Berlin and the British and American Foreign Offices later agreed to publish them
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    Review & Views
    21 6 Review Views >< b I PHi i journal p from i m CMna'i or tht log to < Pi bood vvhi h > i
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    INDUSTRIAL UNREST
    616 6 LONDON |"IIK arrival of uintry weather not by any ni« .ins harsh, but fo\i\;x ami damp and told enough to make it clear that winter has now begun— has onir at a time i when the country is feeling in an uncertain mood. lt is true there have
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    SHOOT FIRST ORDERS ARE OUT
    447 7 Crack U.S. Jet Planes Are Ready For Soviet Invaders TOKYO, Nov. 12, (UP)— Crock American Sabrejer fighter clones arc now escorting reconnaissance planes over Northern Japan, ready 9' v ba le to encroaching MIGs of the Soviet Russian air force Long standing orders to shoot
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    Churchill Asks To See Some Comics
    165 7 Churchill Asks To See Some Comics I.OSIMIN Nov. 12: J RruUM S« S *lr,l him- J ..iiupaun 5 in Britain romics J hirh are im- j U,f I mtcd 5 House of (nimii-n. »t>u rday that sec s«M I S -t had 5 rxamiae i 1,,- n thr Hone t.wilym
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    Jugs For Churchill
    28 7 Nov. 12 R. tei t-high silver i igs d to Sir WinConservative HOUS4 <i reremonj < 801 n IgS, ,n- Churchill General ill. brother of borough.
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    MONNET QUITS
    14 7 French E n Coal inity High thdraw from ..ke the Euronean Reuter
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    120 Homes Plundered
    64 7 .JAKARTA. Nov. 12. (AP)— More than 12(1 homes were ndered in ftve villages and r villagers were killed to a ""ting spree hy terrorists of the Durui Is'am Sect, it was announced yesterday. Many homes were fired and cattle were driven away from .one village as the
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    'Neutralise Formosa' Talks Held
    159 7 'Neutralise Formosa' Talks Held LONDON. NOV. 12. <UP» The United States is conMilting with Britain on methods for effective neutralization of Formosa, authoritative diplomatic sources .said yesterday. Suggestions for tranMorminy, tlio Chinese Nationalist island into an independent state figure prominently among the solutions under consideration, they said. Discussions in Washington
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    Scientists Are Now Americans
    50 7 BIRMINGHAM. A abama. Nov. 12 [APy— V e G< man rocket s ientists Ameri an cil :ena here yesterN. a ization ol 130 a from both sides ol the Iron Curtain n-. sides >>> World \V,ir II was a paii of a n s here •at
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    STRIKE QUERY
    35 7 sir Walter Monckton, Minist< of Labour, declined in the Ho ise <>f Commons yesterday to give a personal opinion on the part played by the Communist Party in the recent London strike. Reuter
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    'We're Two Old Pals'
    61 7 photo. GENERAL Douglas >la» \rthur. former tommander of the Allied forces in Japan. greets the Japanese Prime Minister. shigeru Yoshlda, in the General*! suite at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel during (he Premier's visit to the I.S. recently. Neither would V i\ what they disrussed at their meeting
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    Reds Ban French Mercy Missions
    221 7 HANOI, Nov. 12 The French armistice mission inarmed yesterday that the Communist Vietminh have refused to let French warships rescue fleeing Roman Catholic refugees in danger of drowning on a crumbling sandbank. A mobile team of the International Armistice Commission has rushed to the scene.
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    MINISTER THREATENED IN A WILD GUN BATTLE
    170 7 HELSINKI, Nov. 12, (IT)— One of Finland's leading economists yesterday shot and killed a policeman, wounded another and threatened to kill the Minister of Interior in a wild gun battle. The economist >leijo Alho. finally leaped from a window of 1ii s third
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    24 Hours Of Church Bells
    94 7 LOrcußOßorc.H. Leicestershire, Nov. 12. (Renter) Eiynt me.'i. without ((topping for Jood or cirir.k. will r:ng DC Is for -4 hours here next month in an attetr.pt to set up a world re.ord. Their aim will be to ring through 40,320 changes ot "Plain Boh Major"'
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    A Divorce For Rhonda
    70 7 HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 12. (AP) Rhonda Fleming. now in Rome making movie. will go to Switzerland in about 10 days to obtain a divorce from Dr. Lew Morriil, a spokesman for the actress said J*»" terday. Dr. Morriil ?aid: 'This was a surpri>e to me. The fir<t
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    SUDAN PREMIER
    24 7 SAYED Ismail El Azhari, Prime Minister of the Sudan, accompanied by Sir Anthony Eden, was received by Queen Elizabeth II yesterday. UP
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    BIRTH OF THECOMETS: THERE WAS HO HURRY
    286 7 LONDON, Nov. 12: (Reutcr) Mr. Ronald Eric Bishop, designer of Britain's Comet jet airliners denied yesterday that there had been "too much of a hurry'' over building the plane. He was giving evidence at the inquiry into disasters to two Comets over the
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    RUM MAY BE HIS DOWNFALL
    102 7 PARIS. Nov. 12. (Renter)— Milk drinking Premier I 1 Mendes Prance who rocketed to lu:iie and popularity when he ended the war in IndoChina, wai yesterday fast losing ><>me of his popularity and all because of a glass of rum. In the market places snd
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    Triumph For Mr. Attlee
    78 7 LONDON. Nov. 11 (Iteuter) Mr. Clement Alt re the Labour Party leader, scored major triumph yesterday by getting a vote of nearly two to one from his parliamentary supporters in favour <>f ratifying the recent Paris treaties SO rearm West Germany. The parliamentary Labour Party, after
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    SIR JOHN'S TOUR
    29 7 FIELD Marshal Sir .John Harding, Chief of the British Imperial General StatT. is leaving London on Monday to visit India. Pakistan an.) Middle Eastern countries.- AFP
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    COMPOSER DIES
    26 7 J. ROSAMOND Johnson, 81--year-old Negro composer, actor, director and author of several volumes of Negro spirituals. died yesterdnv his home in New York. AP
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    Fire Dept. Alarm — From Mary Pickford
    212 7 Fire Dept. Alarm From Mary Pickford BEVERLEY HILLS, California. Nov. 12 (UP) -Mary Pickford, America's fWeaV heart of the silent film era. was Riven emergency treatment by a fire department resuseitators squad because she said yesterday, shfe suffered an attack of indigestion brought on by a "case of nerves.' **1
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      1096 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD dc CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 iffijjjg (tooarporatad la ftngapor*) <*£g> o*** THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Silt Carriers option to proceed via otter ports to load and discharge r*r SAILINGS to LIVEBPOOL GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENT Singapore Due Sails p Sham Peaaog Peleus for Liverpool 8c Glasgow U33 34
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      959 8 Natural Rubber Output Goes Up T ONDON Nov 12, (AFP) makin* her total for the year Jt°^ improvement m the »gg "JJ-ff ft,*statistical position ot rub- ber 375 tons f Or the year so ber which appeared in far. August was maintained Total world exports of Ulntpmhpr althouch it natural
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    INT. DIVIDEND
    51 9 THS Di tors of The Singapore T. r tion Co., Ltd. have declared an interim dividend of 5 per cent on the Ordinary Stock of the Company. This will be paid on Dec. 8, IUM. to holders on the register at the close of business on Nov. 1"
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    GOVT. READY TO STUDY JAP MINE PROPOSAL
    403 9 GOVT. READY TO STUDY JAP MINE PROPOSAL Malaya Well-Matched In Iron Ore Output But- THE Federation Government would give its "most sympathetic consideration" to any specific proposals from Japanese firms for the supply of equipment and technical know how for the iron mining industry on a pay-as you earn basis,
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    U.S. BUYING HEAVILY AGAIN IN INDONESIA
    445 9 Weekly Rubber Report THE U.S. has been reported to be buying rubber heavily again in Indonesia. This market however is becoming immune to our being America's last choice and final figures for 1955 will show that we have been able to find willing customers
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    Cut In Import Quotas Of Jap Goods
    91 9 LONDON. Nov. 12. <Reuter> -Britain has announced a 50 per cent, interim cut In the import quotas of many traditional Japanese goods for 1955. But in announcing this the BoaiJ of Trade promised that it would take the cut into consideration when examining
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    RUBBER FOR RED CHINA
    92 9 COLOMBO. Nov. IL\ (UP)— The s.s. Julius has left here carrying the first shipments of Ceylonese sheet rubber for Red China under the new rubber-for-rice trade agreement between the two countries. The initial consignment totalled 5200 tons to be applied against next year's commitments. Another vessel
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    LEWIS & PEAT REORGANIZES
    186 9 LEWIS PEAT REORGANIZES TO facilitate expansion of its interests Lewis and Peat Ltd. has decided to form wholly owned subsidiaries to deal with various sections of its business. Paret Company ceased to act as rubber brokers and new subsidiary. Lewis and Peat (Rubber) Ltd., will in future carry on business
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    U.K. EXPORTS INCREASE
    90 9 LONDON. Nov. 12. (Reuter> The Board of Trade announced yesterday that recorded exports for October totalled £214.900.000. a slight increase on August and September figures. But the total represented a six per cent, cut on returnfor October last year. The Board of trade warned that these provisional
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    Rantau Tin Pays Dividend
    130 9 'THE directors of Rantau Tin Dredging Co, Ltd.. reporttd a working profit of $1,071,532 for the year ended Jur.' 30. 1954. The net profit for the year vaa $633,184 after deducting Malayan income tax $377,056; directors* additional remuneration $6,000. provision for deviation of water supply $50,000
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    H.&.C. Ltd Group Gains Total £1.2 M.
    188 9 H.&.C. Ltd Group Gains Total £1.2 M. THE directors of Messrs. Harrisons Crosfield, Ltd. recommend a payment of a final dividend on the £1.000.--000 deferred ordinary stock of 16 per cent. (27J per cent on £*****0). less income tax at 9 Jn the making 20 per cent, on the £1.*****0
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      RUBBER UP 1½ Cts. ON OVERSEAS SUPPORT
      237 9 RUBBER UP 1½ Cts. ON OVERSEAS SUPPORT RUBBER once again continued its upward price trend in Singapore yesterday, first grade for November shipment closing at 84-7 16 cents per Ib., a rise of 1-9 16 cents on Thursday. Good overseas and local support contributed largely to the improvement in quotations.
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      Industrials, Rubbers Are Dull
      191 9 Industrials, Rubbers Are Dull ON the Malayan .^-hare market yesterday. Industrial! and rubbers were dull but pr i a rc tally steady. There was an improvement in tin shares following thi recovery in the tin metal prire Price changes announct d y the Malayan Sharebrokers" Association yesterday were: IMH'STRIM 8
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      PRODUCE IS QUIET
      171 9 THE pVOdttM market in Singapore was quiet iiini > 1 i >: h 1 1 y eas.er yesterday with HBU business passing. Pepper, OOCOIUIt and moM Mcttani of the produce market remained unchanged in quota* tion*. Copra was slightly easier at below $30 per picui for NovemLer
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    LESS RUBBER MAY BE USED – COLLYER
    227 9 LESS RUBBER MAY BE USED COLLYER AKRON. (Ohio). Nov. 12: (IP)— Present high prices for natural rubber will n-sult in reduced I'.S. consumption of this material next year, a leading I.S. rubber manufacturer said here today. According to Mr. John L. Collyer of the B.F. ><lri< h Company, the United
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    Ships In Harbour
    159 9 OITER ROADS A;»ha: Errma: Tobc M.uu: Karafton; Hai Nan: Nogin; Polyphemus; Ganges; North Star; Amagisan Ifferu; Sommelsdnk: Monte Bfllaiid; Tomini; Stanvac Ogaii. INNER ROADS Lakor: Larut: Tfonckok; Darvel. Serampanc Lawu; Linang: Auby: Kimanis: Torina: Salonc: C'ornfish: Indragirr. Kali Soon: Aik Leung: Teck Thong: If. Bahru: Naga Mas;
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    SLOW BOATS TO IRAN...
    206 9 Standard Shipping Reporter TWO ships now in Singapore are making one of the slowest voyages between Japan and Iran. The Gord and Gudarz— two tugs built in the Hirama shipyards. Japan, at a cost of US$7OO,OOO for the National Iranian Oil Company were due to be
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    58 9 THE WELL KNOWN fabrics Cepea, Potters and Crafton Anti Shrink of Manchester are printed by the Calico Printers' Association, the biggest textile printing and finishing organization in the world. Picture shows the eirl in the atelier with (left to right) Mr. Stinton (chef d'atelier). Mr. John Bulnier IM.ln.urr of Cepea)
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    812 10  -  JOHN HALKIN EI MM t <j*i .At' *V •> Js/ r j* (<? 1 1 y^'j''^:r*^r-/<r- j<r:v&>. r 'mm\Km\r- V v '*-a" *>> W/'.v" *^s^_l______ ''^/-v v/i ;>i/. l ||jt_L- :_ld DOOR *7!_^ methods of stage production Stage sets became full-siza houses with their front wallj removed
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    Women Daren't Drive These Cars
    229 10 Women Daren't Drive These Cars (y^RS with "Genevieve" look are enjoying a boom. Collectors are as eager to get real veterans of the road— pre-1314 models as most rvotonsts are to buy the infest 1955 models, and the prices they offer are often as high. In the past year interest
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      313 10 TOO Qt <>T\TIO\: "Optimism: A cheerful frame of miiKl that MMMm a tea kettle to sine though fn hot water up to lu Riisr."— \nonymuii»: SAIlRhW IOR t.WRYOKK: The day and e\e:v.-i* orier evcel!e r -.t rtuncw forpro^ress Be act.\e In the prom)t:jn of plans, future ci"..<:Je:it;o:i5. B.iv to ad.
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    ROVERS TAKE THE CUP: END OF THE QUEST
    462 11 SINGAPORE'S Foong Seong Cup team to meet Selangor today (md tomorrow left A full turn-up of officials were at the Railway Station to see the team off nmi the picture shows: JJ na Ong Poh him. Mr. Aw Cheng Chye, SB A
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    MCC Out For 252 Vs NSW
    316 11 MCC Out For 252 Vs NSW S I) N E Y. Nov. 12. < Renter The Marvlehone Cricket Club touring side continued their unpredictable run setting course here today u hen opening their four days match against .Now South Wales. They were all out for 252 and the state replied
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    SWEDES ARRIVE
    57 11 THE Kalmar FF soccer tourists of Sweden delayed by Typhoon Ruby, arrived in Singapore late last night by a Cathay Pacific Airways bringing with them 19 players and two officials to begin their Colony engagements The Swedes include four of Sweden's World Cup players. They open their tour
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    LANDMEN WIN LEAGUE CUP
    50 11 LAND DIVISION won the League Cup "after trouncing Dock Division 7—l in a Customs' final Inter-Division soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for the Landmen were Mohd. Noor (3). Mustaphp. (LM. Ibrahim. Anff Ah Lok .jred the only goal tor the L»~ .s Division.
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    FED. TEAM TO MEET THE COLONY
    106 11 FED. TEAM TO MEET THE COLONY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri._ The Federation of Malaya Hockey Union, team to plav against Singapore in the first "International" on Sun day Nov. 28 was named this morning. Perak. Selangor and Negri Nembilan share nine berths with three representatives each the remaining places eo to
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    Pemuda Score 4
    27 11 MALACCA. Fri. Kluang Pemuda UMNO beat the Malacca Malay SA by four goals to nil niter goa !;e« first naif at Kubu Stadium yesterday.
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    MISTY JADI WILL BE OUT TO WIN TODAY
    1439 12  - MISTY JADI WILL BE OUT TO WIN TODAY WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Misty Jadi is accepting and I am looking to this Flag of Truce gelding to be returned the winner in the main Class Four Division One event over over six furlongs —on the concluding day of the
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    Umpire Sent Goalie Out
    181 12 KLALA LUMPUR Fri.-Sel-an r E r asian Association suffered a 2-1 defeat when thev met the \our.g Men's Sikh Association in today's Selangor Hockey Association division one league match on the Taylor Road ground. A bad decision by Umpire Gian Chand Joshi in sending out turasians
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    Kinta Win In The Dark
    119 12 IPOH. Fri.— A last minute goal scores in darkness by the state left winger N. Ami. gave the Kinta Indians a hardearned victory over the Ramblers in a senior division league hockey match today. Although the victors enjoyed territorial advantage, and had more of the
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    Eurasians Win
    19 12 MALACCA. Fn. Malacca Eurasians beat Malacca Chinese Recreation Club 4—l at hockey 011 the Chlh nariancr vac«a.j...
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    Jockey West Is X'-rayed
    80 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Jockey George West will be out of the saddle for tome monttu Following an accident at training work on Friday. Wost was rushed to the Bun«<ar Hospital for an X'-ray pxm nination. It is learnt that ho sustained three fractures on his right
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