Singapore Standard, 16 November 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD $t /fc 3H 5. Vol. V. No. 136. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954 TWELVE PAGES IS CENTS.
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    Deposed Naguib May Go On Trial
    74 1 Deposed Naguib May Go On Trial N 15, (Reu- Mohammed v< (l from tian Presi- will be .t .-u'licicnt r v.i;nd about it ion with Brotherhood the re- tian Pretion Comi d said last in said the Lleutbdel Nasser diate allegaild be no President '1 to gO of 300 workers
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    4 SURVIVORS PICKED UP
    37 1 I■• Virginia), Nov. r m< mbers of v of a U.S. plane that made ing In Pamllco nighi were found rait in the Sound 75 miles .-outh ol ibeih City. North Carothis morning.
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    Stop Press
    43 1 < URO, Nov. 15, (Reu\n oMn ..il spokes- of the Ke\olutionary •ml Council today usrd the deposed PresiNaffaib of allowins I'l to bn-onie "a ird to be used by ts and Moslem terhood members in a >ploit to invoke a popular Ksponse."
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    A 'King V Reunion
    72 1 photo. MR. JOHN Cjunies Ross. King of the Cocos Islands." reunited with his wife Daphne at Kallang Airport yesterday after she had flown in from London with their five-week-old u aby girl whom he r father has not seen yet. The little girl i s in
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    Santa Undergoes A Sex Change
    54 1 Santa Undergoes A Sex Change 1 -'V. 15. <AP) ordinarily a bearded fellow, "k from one rtment store, ■••ill have the fur'be arid cap— but lipstick and r. The store advertised for six "Miss Santas." One hundred hopefuls, mostly higj^ school girls, applied. They were given tests not unlike those
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    Dato Sir Onn Quits Govt.
    231 1 Negara Comes First KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar, Federal Member for Home Affairs, is understood to have tendered the resignation of his portfolio to the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. The resignation, The Standard understands, will be effective from "the New Year's
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    HK War Heroes
    42 1 LONDON. Nov. 15, (Reuter) A memorial bearing 1,300 names of men who died in the defence of Hongkong in December, 1941, will be unveiled at Saiwan Bay Hongkong, on Feb. 20 the Imperial War Graves Commission announced here today.
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    FIRE CAUSES $1-M. DAMAGE
    30 1 HONOLULU. Nov. 15, (UP) —A fire swept over three acres of industrial property in the south-western section of Honolulu last night, causing damage estimated at US$l,OOO,OOO.
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    Reds' Hen Raising Methods 'Revolting'
    153 1 TOKYO, Nov. 15, (AP) What a Japanese politician saw on a Soviet collective chicken farm near Moscow last summer has convinced him, he says, that Communists "will stop at nothing to gain their ends." Isamu Imaizumi, right wing Socialist, writes in a newspaper article that
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    Reds Kill Seven In Two Ambushes
    535 1 Reds Kill Seven In Two Ambushes Five[_Fijians, Two SCs Murdered THEN SWIPE THEIR GUNS JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Communist terroists, in two separate ambushes early this morning, killed seven members of the Federation's security forces, and injured nine others. The biggest blow fell on an 1 1-man patrol of the First
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    Clark Gable's Verdict On The Slits: DELIGHTFUL
    211 1 Clark Gable's Verdict On The Slits: DELIGHTFUL HONGKONG. Nov. 15, American actor Clark Gable's ardour in love" making and hi s preference in women, came under the determined probing by newspapermen here today. He gave a press confer* ence following his arrival here by air from Tokyo to make his
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    W. German Treaty Goes To Senate
    103 1 WASHINGTON. Nov 15. Reuter President? Eisenhower asked the Senate today to approve treaties frteing and rearming West Germany on the side of the Western Powers. He said that the treaties "are founded on the profound yearning for peace" shared by peoples of the free
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    CROWDGREETS ROYAL VISITOR
    41 1 OTTAWA, Nov. 15, (Reuter) —Hundreds of people ignored blustery cold weather here yesterday to greet Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, when she attended n.orning service in Christ Church Cathedral. She was accompanied by the Governor-General, Mr. Vincent Massey.
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    JUSTICE DONE WITH FLOWERS
    44 1 NUREMBERG. Germany, Nov. 15 ißeuter) A Gunzenhausen, Franconia, court ordered a motorcyclist to place flowers on the grave of a woman fatally injured in a collision with him The court held that his responsibility was too slight to warrant punishment.
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    And The Forces Kill Bomb Thrower
    183 1 And The Forces Kill Bomb Thrower KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Communist Branch Committee member. Ai Chin. whose M 10th platoon was respon- sible for several bomb outrages here four years a?o. was shot dead on Saturday night at Sungei Buloh in an ambush laid by a patrol of the First
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    Regular Gives $50 More
    86 1 Regular Gives $50 More ANOTIIKK malar frirnil of tin- Standard Christmas Toy Fund has donated $50 for the "poor little children." Miss I) Dossen. a Sister at K mil nu Krrbau Hospital. Singapore. iaM she loves children and would like to see them happy, especially :it Christ mas. She was
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    TAIPEI MAPS OUT COUNTER-ACTION
    176 1 TAIPEI, Nov. 15, (Reuter) Nationalist China's top officials met in a second emergency meeting within 24 hours this morning, reportedly to consider retaliatory action against the sinking by Chinese Communists of the Nationalists' destroyer escort Taiping off Tachen Islands yesterday. No announcement was made after the
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    Russians Deport Two UK Seamen
    104 1 MOSCOW, Nov. 15. (Reuter)— Two British seamen have been ordered to be deported from Russia after "hooliganism" in Archangel, it was learned today. Seamen Ronald Smith and William Gustavson of the British vessel Iceland were convicted by an Archangel court last Wednesday and sentenced to
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    A Shot Tyre Gets Man
    61 1 CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee, Nov. 15 <AP>— James E. Bowlin. 38-year-old ex-con-vict, who kidnapped the police chief of Tullahoma. Tennessee, was captured unarmed yesterday near Franklin. Tennessee. Bowlin was taken wl. n Capt. O. B. Garner of the Franklin Police Department, shot a tyre of a pickup
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    Village Attacked
    57 1 BATNA. ALC" lA. N v 1> i Router*— About 100 rebels attacked the village of Pasteur, north of Batna. last night killing a Moslem rur.il guard and seriously wounding a Frenchman. The French have about 10.000 troops roncentrat d In the Aur»>> Mountain region trying to pin down
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    Lovers' Isle Death Was Suicide
    115 2 Lovers' Isle Death Was Suicide PENANG. Mon.— The Penang Coroner. Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, today returned a verdict of suicide at the conclusion of an inquiry into the death of Teoh Phuan Leong. 20, a counter salesman employed at Ho Dispensary, whose body was found on Lovers' Isle. Batu
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    FOUR GIRLS (15) HELD IN HOTEL RAID
    335 2 FOUR GIRLS (15 HELD IN HOTEL RAID Morals Were In Danger' PENANG, Mon. Officers of the Chinese Affoirs Department here mode a sudden swoop on a hotel in Muntri Street last night and detained four young girls, all teenagers, alleged to be prostitutes. They are now in the Po Leung
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    Clerk Jailed For Taking Car Bribe
    290 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Muthiah Paul Henry, a 35-year-old Government clerk, was today convicted by the President of the Sessions Court on a charge of corruptly accepting a car from Ch'ng Boon Chin, selfconfessed "king" of opium smugglers, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment.
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    MAN SENT FOR OBSERVATION
    93 2 AFTER pleading guilty to a charge of causing hurt to See ?u nff I hye with a P a P er k "ife. Cnua Boon Khoon was sent to Woodbridge Hospital yesterday for observation by the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. R.B I Pates It
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    HK EXCHANGE
    28 2 Standard Service: Closing p?icc* of the Hongkong Exchange today 15.***** Vo VSSl^Sl.atJ 1 Malayan $1: $0,155 to one IndoneMan Rupiah. Gold $254 3 to a tael
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    OPIUM TAKEN FROM SHIP
    31 2 SIXTY pounds of raw opium, worth $60,000 were seised from the Siamese vessel. Vsut Kasatri. in Singapore waters yesterday. The contraband was located among the ship's cargo.
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    Workers Demand More Holidays
    172 2 ABOUT 2,500 daily-rated employees of the Singapore Government want more paid holidays. The Singapore Government Joint Council which represents them, will ask Government to give its open vote employees seven paid holidays a year in addition to 15 paid public holidays. They should also be given
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    Hostel Soon For Asians
    62 2 MELBOURNE. Nov. 15 (UP) The Commonwealth Government grant of £50.000 (Australian) assures an early start of the Melbourne University International House hostel for Asian students in Melbourne. After making a donation. Minister of External Affairs. Mr. Richard Casey, said he welcomed plans to establish the International
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    VOTERS URCED TO CHOOSE WISELY
    113 2 PENANG. Mon. The listen to candidates of oth Alliance candidate contesting Parties speaking in support the Municipal elections in the of «rK£ C m ß*} gn were U lt%ow?nJ f^^f r ngly yOU Cannot wSJe foofstJns g the A1U vernm €nt the country ance rootsteps
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Ru\ers Sellers No. 1 K.SS -not Loose 822 822 No i R.S.S fob Dec. 82 916 82 11 16 No. 2 KZk 822 No. 3 81 81 Jan. No. 1 R.S.S. 822 82ft Tone: Quiet TIN PKICK The
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    Police Hold Chinese Schoolboy
    59 2 Police Hold Chinese Schoolboy SPECIAL Branch OfflcefM from the Singapore IVlict have detained a Chinese school student from the Chung Cheng High School over the week-end. The youth, arrested while on his way home on Saturday at midnight, ii b< Lnf held under the Emergency Regulations. The Director of the
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    A WOMAN RISES TO DEFEND MacD
    180 2 LONDON, Nov. 15, (Reuter) Mrs. Thelnu C a/a let-Keir, a former Conservative Member of Parliament, today praised the work done by Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Commissioner-General for South -Kast Asia. In a letter published in the Daily Telegraph, Mrs Cazalet-Keir declared: "Mr. MacDonald is a
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    Mother Saw Stabbing Of Son & Nephew
    229 2 Mother Saw Stabbing Of Son Nephew PENANG, Mon. A mother u> magistrate's court today how she saw t *l her son by the arms, while another '^bK the abdomen. jjj^ The mother, Sevapi Palathan m* at a preliminary inquiry, n which Gurusamy are tentatively charged causing the deaths of Muniandy
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    Woman Foils Theft
    60 2 A WOMAN foiled an attempt by a thief to "fi.vh' out her belongings lrom the bedroom ot her home in Cambridge Road. Singapore, early on Sunday morning She was roused from -;*«r by the rush ol torch:, and she MW a pole l< pu>hed through an op
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    Padi Planter Sent To Jail
    68 2 ALOR STAR. M< H bin Yahaya. a padj was lenteaced tu oik rigorous Imprtsonm^ni J" the Bupn Mat bin Jar. 7 nw it*t«j tlter a few bowl* s 1 1 r, Z tin had an aruum«nt h Mat in an eatlnc il n then left
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    Mystery Death At Midnight
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    Panto By Marines
    20 2 i HMS Thie\ HMS I Thr I B Tht H <f I S c i C i
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    CAUSED DEATH CHARGE
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    DEATH
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      72 2 Weather Report Minimum Ttmprraturr: From 7.10 p.m. Nov. 14 to 7. 10 a.m. Nov. 15: S'pore (?fFlj Penan* <7.iF>: Kota Kharu »7Ui. Kual.i I.umpur (T4F); In«h <7JFi: Kuantan (74F1. Maximum Temperature: From 7.:;0 p.m. to 7.:;0 a.m. Nov l.*> Singapore tSKFt: Prnang IMF); Kota Kharu iB6F>: Kuala lum pur <88Fi;
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    NEW PROBATION PLAN URGED
    295 3 Social Welfare Approach To Bad Hats' Fails THE SINGAPORE Social Welfare Department needs an entirely new system to win over" boys connected with secret societies and gangsters. The Department's probation system has proved to be ineffective in dealing with these types of youngsters, says a report
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    "Holidays At Tax Payers' Expense"
    201 3 "Holidays At Tax Payers' Expense" A Singapore Legislative Councillor, Dato C. J. Paglar, yesterday charged Government with abusing public funds by sending officers overseas for short courses of study of three months to one year. These officers, he declared wore abroad, not for academic reasons, but gathering observations. "In fact"
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    Dr. Lin To Talk At Cathay
    182 3 Dr. Lin To Talk At Cathay THE Secretary of the Chinese Ladies' Aaiociation, Mrs. Marie Lim. again reminds the women (and men) of Singapore of the change of venue for the talk to be given today by Dr. Lin Yutang. Chancellor of th e Nanyang University, on "Dress Is Civilization."
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    Ambitious Schools' Photo Show
    105 3 Ambitious Schools' Photo Show MORE than 100 entries have been received from federation an 1 Singapore schools for the Pan Malayan Inter S r.oo] Photography Exhibition to be held at the Gan En? Seng School Ha.l on Dec. 15. Can Eng Seng S hool Camera Cub. sponsors of the e-mbition.
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    Know Your Plants And Flowers
    220 3 THE Singapore Botanic Gardens are holding a weekly exhibition of seven common local plants in the "Plant House." The plants will be changed every Saturday morning. If possible the previous week's plants will remain and be shown at the back of the House for those
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    A Real, Live Fairy Godmother
    129 3 CHRISTMAS got a Z> j romaatic start in Singa- 2 pore yesterday in a J 5 "dream den" peopled by beautifully clad puppets J re-living the story of 2 Cinderella, at the Singa- pore Cold Storage. > The puppets are set in beautifully decorated sets
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    Concert By Celebrated Pianist
    162 3 Concert By Celebrated Pianist BELA Slkl, the celebrated Hungarian pianist, will arrive in Singapore on Nov. 27 for his first and only concert on Sunday, Nov. 28. under the sponsorship of the Singapore Musical Society. Mr. Siki. whose recital will begin at 8.45 p.m. at Victoria Memorial Hall, is appearing
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    Good Support For TB Centre
    190 3 A GOOD omen for the sv/ifter development of the South Winds Rehabilitation Settlement by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association is foupd in the returns issued yesterday for the recent South Winds Appeal Week which soared $2,000 over the original target of $50,000 The sum, it was
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    Union Fights For Watchmen
    205 3 THE Singapore City Council Road Workers' Tnion are protesting against the dismissal of watchmen, who have been found doing part-time work while in the employment of the City Council. The Union claimed that it had never been informed of the policy forbidding watchmen to take up
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    HEALTH WEEK IN UPPER SERANGOON
    110 3 HEALTH WEEK IN UPPER SERANGOON Dr. R H Bland. Singapore's Director of Medical Services, will inaugurate the "Health Week" for residents of Upner Serangoon at Lim Ah Pin Social Welfare Centre on Nov 22 at 10 a.m. Throughout the week, from Nov. 22 to 27, lectures on hygiene in the
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    LIM TO CONTEST
    29 3 MR. LIM WEE TOH. of Singapore, will contest the Bukit Panjang division in tho Legislative Assembly elections in 1955 as a nominee of the Labour Front.
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    Colony Telecom Link-Ups Planned
    144 4 THE Singapore Telecommunications Department is planning more direct radio telephone links between the Colony and other countries, the Director of Telecoms. Mr. J. G. Dallow, told The Standard yesterday. Within two weeks the radio link with Manila will be established. Negotiations h.ve started for a direct
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    COUNCIL QUIZ ON BOXER
    346 4 Paglar Fights For Jap SINGAPORE'S Legislative Councillor, Dato C. J. Fafflar, will ask Government at today's Council meeting, why Singapore must adopt "a short-sight-ed and narrow-minded policy" towards Japan's bantamweight boxer, Mitsuo Yamamoto, who has been refused entry into the Colony. The immigration authorities have refused
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    POLL DISTRICTS
    23 4 THE boundaries of polling districts for the Singapore Legislative Assembly elections were published in a special Colony Government Gazette last night.
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    Sold 'Frig' After Paying A Deposit
    201 4 NG TONG GUAN, now serving a prison term, told the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday that he signed a blank receipt form for a refrigerator he sold to another man, Hong Chiok Lam, in July. Ng said this at the trial, which continues
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    Goes To Jail For Hurting Shipmates
    116 4 TWO members of the crew of the m.v. Naticina got of! their ship at Pulau Bukom Besar on Saturday night to have a few drinks on the island. An argument ensued between them while they were drinking and bottles started to fly. One of
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    CYCLIST DIES IN HOSPITAL
    60 4 A SINGAPORE motor cyclist, who was involved n a collision with a woman pedestrian at Whitley Road, on Sunday evening died in the General Hospital yesterday. The woman is still in hospital- a Eyewitnesses are requested to get in touch with Inspector G Krishnan. of the
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    Full Denial In Gang Robbery Case
    209 4 Full Denial In Gang Robbery Case DEFENCE Counsel, Mr. L. Rayner. submitted in the Singapore /tallies yesterday that his client. Tat Boon Chit. "denies knowledge of a robbery or even the property he was alleged to have received.'" Tai. a young merchant, is standing trial on a rhar§e of dishonestly
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    FOLK SONGS AT CONCERT
    50 4 BOYS and girls of the I -oe Howe Society. Singapore will take part in a concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall. on Nov. 21 and 22 at MS p.m The concert will feature Chinese folk songs Tickets are available at Robinsons KaMies Place, at $1 and
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    Talentime Off To A Good Start
    110 4 Talentime Off To A Good Start AN all-Malaya talentime competition, sponsored b> MisSino Company, bottlers for "Mission' beverages got ofl to a rousing start at th e Singapore Badminton Hall last night when nearly 2.000 people turned up for the first night I preliminaries. The competition attracted 73 entries from
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    Nanyang's Top Men Hold Talks
    376 4 $10M. For A Trust Fund A VVFEK-LONG conference of the Chancellor, deans and executives of the Nanyang I niversity opened yesterday at the Deans' Residence, in Reserve Road Singapore. fhc Chancellor Dr. Lin Yu-tang. told the meeting of the brief past, the hopes and aspirations
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    Slipped $50 Into Constable's Pocket -Court Told
    215 4 Slipped $50 Into Constable's Pocket -Court Told THE Singapore Third District Court was told yesterday how a man slipped a $50 note into the pcchct of a traffic constable so that he not take action against a friend of his. In the dock stood Omar bin Ahmad, charged with corruptly
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    TRAIN BEDS CAN BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE
    153 4 KUALA LI T MPI T R, Mon.— The Malayan Railway will accept reservations tor rths up to a*v* in advance on ttie condition that the appropriate fare and berth or bed charges are paid within two davs from date of application, it was
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    Morals Charge: Trial Is Ordered
    49 5 Morals Charge: Trial Is Ordered x A LUMPUR. Lawrence FedoraProbation I red here I ti ..1 in the Supreme of comagainst >od bin at Kota Pi Covn\ .i throt'ir\ into Moiling. on Saturof offences there I .vever y it ted home I again n I Mnrre n inded High
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    Naval Base Unrest Is Fading
    49 5 in Base is N ival Base which last to call a it., 10,0001 tain diskyard, ten- tain pro- :thorities. Acd from g between esentatives authorities, i retrenched j Admiralty prosix of them, i informed the tatives that j ancies to ab- ol the retrenched
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    MacD Pix Is Best Ad. For Britain
    124 5 LAWBENCE W Robert Jr. of Atlanta. Georgia, lifted hi.s straw two gallon hat at Singapore's Kallang Airport yesterday and said what he thought of the pic ture showing his friend. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald the Com ni.ssioner-General. vv ilk in c hand-in hand with
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    Indian Envoy Leaves For Fed. Capital
    122 5 Indian Envoy Leaves For Fed. Capital MR. R. K. Tandon. Repro- sentativc of the Government of India in Malaya, leaver for Kuala Lumpur today and li expected to return on Nov 19. He will present his credential> to the High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGillivray on arrival, after which he will
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    FIVE-MAN PROBE INTO SJAB SOON
    194 5 Piles Of Letters Being Translated A FIVE-MAN Board of Inquiry formed to investigate allegations of mismanagement in the Singapore Second Chinese Corps of St. John's Ambulance Brigade, will start work in about 10 days time, a spokesman of the Board said yesterday. At the moment
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    Remanded For Further Inquiries
    103 5 Remanded For Further Inquiries ALI bin Hassan. 21. and Kamis bin Ahmad. IG. were tentatively charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with stealing a motor car belonging to Mr. V. R Peter, at Orchard Road. It was alleged that the offence was committed about 9 p.m on Nov.
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    FAREWELL TO MRS. NAMAZIE
    49 5 THE Young Women's Muslim Association of Singapore will five a farewell tea toI morrow at the home of the Hon. Secretary. Mrs. M. Siraj. ;in honour ot their President. Mrs. G. H. Namazie. Mr?. Namazie is leaving soon 1 for India on a short holiday.
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    'Cocos King' Gets His First Look At Daughter
    229 5 'Cocos King' Gets His First Look At Daughter MRS. DAPHNE CluniesRoss. wife of the 'King of tlie Cocos Island." flew into Singapore from London yesterday with her five-week-old daughter Linda. John, her husband, waited nearly all afternoon for her, d linking tea with his cousin. Jerry at the airport bar.
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    A Decision On Trade Fair Soon
    175 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE fate of the Great Eastern Trade Fair in ueylang, Singapore, which for four years lay silent and empty, is to be decided by the full Board of the Singapore Improvement Trust/ next month. If the application by the j owner.
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    ROTARY CLUB TEA TALK
    38 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Mr. Jee Ah Chian. of the Singapore Rotary Club. will give a talk on "The Importance of Impression" to members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club at their tea meeting tomorrow.
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    'A Whale Of A Time...'
    95 5 TWENTY-SIX members ot the Burma Amv Staff Colle^j, who are in Mclaya on a goodwil visit-cum-inspection of military training camps, spoke with one voice when they were osked their impressions of Singapore "We r.jci a whale of a good time The members, who are under
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    They Must Serve In Only One
    109 5 They Must Serve In Only One MNGAPOM Council lors will in future have to choo.sr between either the Legislative Assembly or the City and Island Council to represent their electorate. The Standard understands that Government has definitely ruled against a person holding a Brat in both Councils. It Ks understood
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    'DANGEROUS SITUATION' IN S-E ASIA
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      503 6 YESTERDAY the Federation authorities released details ot their successful actions against terrorists In Pahang and Johore. As is their custom, these releases were interlarded with statistics and irrelevant details that would not interest the average Malayan. Official quarters have always discounted the existence ot the Malayan Races Liberation
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      335 6 IIIUCH fuss is being made over the $730-a-month typists employed in certain Government departments. The official explanation is that they are employed to keep official secrets. They are mainly European women, some of whom do not know even how to type properly. In the Government services of Singapore
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      MR. YAP EXPLAINS
      231 6 Sir; You* correspondent cf 15th instant xcho signed as "Chinese Student" icas confused ichen he said that "1 was the Chinese Chamber's representative appointed to discuss the (Rendel) Report with the Government last year." I was never so appointed. What actually happened VU that I was appointed
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      166 6 Sir;— What a shock it Was to me to read the following comment! in a certain Singapore newspaper a egedlv made bv the Daily Express ar.d Daily Telegraph In London concerning Mr. Malcolm MacDonald "His pre-o tmpation seems t.) be to sei Malaya on the Indian path out
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      344 6 Wave Of Fear At J.B. Market Sir. -There is at present a wave of fear among the stall-holders in the market at Johore Bahru that their licences may be taken away at any time by senior officers of the Town Council without assigning any reason therefor. This morning the market
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      HULLABALOO
      48 6 Sir;— Dato Sir Chenglock Tan is reported to have said the other day that everybody was saying that Malaya would one day go Communist. I wonder if this is why all this hullabaloo about elections and self-govern-ment in Malaya leaves the rank and file cold. BRUTUS Singapore
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    889 6 Indonesian Success Story Cooperative movement matures in Indonesia as an economic bastion despite the Communists soys Arnold C. Brackmun JAKARTA, JNDONESIAS co-opera-tive movement, long under Communist tire here, has matured into a going concern and is one of the brightest spots in an otherwise bleak economic outlook. The development of
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    65 6 Review of Views j Pro '«l Birthright I c f i| I ChiiM <■ r f. Mrt -I j I I I i Day Dreamers llr I j i I I i i I B Varsity Expectations I f l I i i I I I i j r >
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    103 7 WestVii 15 (UP)-A dollar considered safest and in Werf i a Nam-, 15 trapped] rday after ihefateabandon] and seah| also was initial oxI ringing to 16 and State's worst i decade. de< p inside Coal and regas and more ex- ..> minutes; Efforts
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    100 7 15, I AFP. j trying the j who was pmg a 'woman B >he was under H ethedine, today W ing verdict ;iF Dr. Ng Vuk Kin nunitted to stand Supreme Court. is easily the most :»ul ever witnessed in e the war
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    14 7 services for m r Jacques Fath today at the 81 Pierre-De-Paris U.P.
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    91 7 JOSANE Mariani-Berenger. 19. fiancee of film artor Marlon Brando, recently visited the Paris studio of Jean Kisling. son of the Polish artist Moise Kisling. who did nine oil paintings of her before he died two years ago at Bandol. the small Riviera town where Josane grew up.
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    79 7 SYDNEY. Nov. 15. <Reuter> —At mass meetings today, the striking dockers of the Australian ports voted unanimously to return to work tomorrow. This was in accordance with the decision of the Australian Council of Trade Unions and the Maritime Unions at a conference last Friday. The
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    Body Taken From Eden's Family Tomb
    92 7 RUSHYFORD. County Durham. Nov. 15 ißeuter).— Police announced here last niyht that they had served summonses on a man and a teenage b<»y lor taking away the body of a nine-year-old boy from the family tomb of Sir Anthony Eden. Britain's Foreign Secretary. n<
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    Mirror' Renews Its Call For Mao In UN
    214 7 N ><>V Nov. 15, (UP)-London's 4,500,000-cir- at Daily Mirror renewed its demand toNati, ;'»»Hinist China be admitted to the United ••»<» its blame of the United States for keeping her out. "We said this twenty months ago,'" the Mirror said Who is
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    87 7 Simone To Give Up Hollywood *ORK. Nov. 15. 25, the Brit threw up hPr 1 Hollywood career Kirl who ■■<iUt>n when she the v "<l bare from 'w|tjh American Mitchum on the in April. B hospital la near!* taken lv was *l m V.; 1 h %was prepareause 1 V°
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    16 7 b r ,R K Moral 'ni:e card with te ftt *-«-nm a, Uln welJ
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    27 7 BRIG.-Gen. Christian De Castries, hero of Dien Bien Phu, yesterday was made a Chevalier De Tastcvin. Frances highest mark of distinction for wine connoiseurs. U.P.
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    319 7 Bad Weather Prevented A Full-Scale Air Battle NEW YORK, Nov. 1 5 (UP)— American navy planes of the "Formosa patrol" have been attacked and shot down "with more frequency than the American public realizes/' Lt. Brooke Honeycutt, United States naval reserve, said today in an article in
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    Her Love Letters To Napoleon Were Cool
    251 7 Her Love Letters To Napoleon Were Cool STOCKHOLM Nov. l.\ (Renter): Details wrrr disclosed here yesteida> of 127 lore letters sent by the Empress Marie Louie* to her hu.sb.ind Napoleon: Bonaparte oj lit* um paigned across the but liefields of Europe in tinfateful years of 18!:: and IXI4 The letter*
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    Girl Killed In Alpine Climb
    72 7 GRENOBLE France. Nov 15. <AP> A girls body and a badly injured young man were found on Sunday at opposite ends of a mouni taineer's rope, caught in a tree in the Chamechaude range north -east nf-Grrnoble Little hope was held out for the survival
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    249 7 Britain Needs The C'wealth— Envoy LONDON, Nov. 15, (Reuter)— Sir Oliver Franks, the British Ambassador to Washington from 1948-52, said last night that Britain could not continue as a great power without the Commonwealth. Little argument was needed to show the necessity of the Commonwealth to Britain's greatness, he added.
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    2 Women Found Battered
    45 7 ROCHESTER. New York Nov. 15. <AP).— Two women were found hacked to death with an axe in the cellar of a two- family house here last night, police reported. Detectives said they were Questioning the husband of one of the women.
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    BIRTHDAY GIFT
    38 7 THE Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou En-lai h«s sent a -livestock" gift to the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, for his 65th birthday, yesterday. Peking Radio said. The gift includes deer, crane and 100 goldfish. Reuter
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    'Long Live Uncle Nehru'
    45 7 NEW DELHI. Nov. 15. ißeuten— Cheers and shouts of "Long live Uncle Nehru* rang through the National Stadium here yesterday when Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, attended a mass gathering of nearly 100.000 children to celebrate his 65th birthday.
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    38 7 LONDON, Nov. 15. (Reuter)—Field Marshal Sir John Harding. Chief of the Imperial General Staff, left here by air today for Fayid. Suez Canal Zone, on the first stage of a Middle East tour.
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    'Montagu Wants To Wed Anne'
    132 7 'Montagu Wants To Wed Anne' LONDON. Nov. IS, Friends of Lord .Montagu of Beaulicu, who was nleased from prison recently think that he wishes to become engaged again t<» lovely Anne Oage in the near future. He met Anne, a twent>-two-year-old society girl. at an Oxford party— and promptly fell
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    Ships Held By RI Sneak Out Of Port
    135 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 15. (AFP)) 1 Indonesia's Attorney-Gen- eral. Mr Suprapto. confirmed today that the Burmese vessela Maung Bama and South Breeze secretly fled Bitung Harbour in North Celebes on NOV. 11 while they were being investigated by authorities for violation of •-hipping
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    Polar Air Service Is Under Way
    114 7 Polar Air Service Is Under Way LOS ANGELES. Nov. 15, AFP».— -A Scandinavian airliner DC GB carrying 40 passengers and a crew of 12 took off from here today bound for Copenhagen on the first flight for Europe "over the top of the world." The flight will Inaugurate the first
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    Magician Dies From Stroke
    47 7 COPENHAGEN. Nov. 13, (AP) Magician Cortini sulTered a fatal stroke while producing coins, apparently from nowhere in a Copenhagen restaurant yesterday His wife helped him from the stage as the lights dimmed. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage on the way to hospital.
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    'CHARLES' STAY-AT-HOME BIRTHDAY
    273 7 SANDRINGHAM, Nov 15, (Reuter) Prince Charles! six years old yesterday spent a stay-at-home birthday reading scores of "many happy returns" messages from all over the world and playing with his presents. N'ot once did he leave the Royal lodge. And it was a big disappointment for about
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    Diplomat Is Killed In Dawn Attack
    135 7 Diplomat Is Killed In Dawn Attack MEXICO CITY. Nov. 15. «AP> The press attache at the Guatemalan Embassy was shot and killed by unidentified a> lilants yesterday. The young diplomat. Arnaldo Orantes was driving home from the Embassy around 4 am. when he was assassinated. With him In the car
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    No Check For Queen Mother
    63 7 OTTAWA. Nov. 15, (AP) David Sim. deputy revenue m nister. said yesterday allegations that Canadian custommen searched the luggage of Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth are "ridiculous." He was commenting on London dispatch accusing Canadian customs men of insulting Her Majesty by searching her luggage after
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    MAMIE'S 58TH
    32 7 MRS mamie Elsenhower celebrated her 58th birthday anniversary yesterday ty attending church m rvices with her husband and spending the rest of the day quietly at the White House. U.P.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    78 7 Standord London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 15 The following are the clotinf prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 25 id. December 25 o\ January March 24, 6 April/June 23«d. July September 2 3,d October/ December 23 «d. December c.i.f. 24. d.
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    92 7 LONDON. Not 15 (AP) I Two of the world's violin masters perform the same work in London shortly. Critics are playing musical parlour game who is (the greatest living wolini-t. Jaaehl Heifetz nt the United States 1- ictieduled U) play Tchaikovsky's violin concerto next Sunday. David
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    Enriched Rice To Aid Workers' Health
    312 9 UNIT TO MAKE TESTS KUALA LUMPUR,! Mon. The Institute of Medical Research will towards the end of the month, conduct its first field work on the experiment to improve the health of estate workers with enriched rice. A field survey will be Carried out
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    Drop In Output Of Rice Seen
    187 9 'WASHINGTON. Nov. 15: (LP)— An overall two per cent, decrease in world rice production was predicted today for the 1954-55 season in the Agriculture Department's ftrsi ofiicial forecast. Considerably smaller crop^ m India, Pakistan and Thaiand are expected to drop the world rice output
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    BOAC Guests
    82 9 MB. CLIVK Adams, Oesieral Sales Maaagcr, and Mr. P. O'Slna, Overseas Sales Representative. *f British Kuropean A., ways Corporation, who flew into Singapore ironi Sydney recently, were quests at a cocktail party Riven by 8.0.A.C. at the ockPit. Mr. Adams, who is flying round the world on a
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    MALAYAN OIL EXPORTS UP
    60 9 WASHINGTON. Nov. 15. 'UP' Malayan coconut c9 x ports shot up 75 per cent tins year, the Agriculture Department reported esterday. Burma. China and Ind a bought most of the A& 000 ong tons shipped by Malaya during the first six months of ]«>54. Some went
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    Trade Agreement
    23 9 BRITAIN and Poland have signed a new trade arrangement Mr. Austin Low. Minister of Sate at the Beard of Trade, slated.
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    Rubber Drops On Lack Of Support
    169 9 ■K y^yS^^^E^^^^^^^^Bl^^^^Jiß^Bß^^Bß^ffljti^^fr^^yj^^^^^^^femi^S^^^^M l BHK prk es in Sin Rapore closed quiet at 82-9 16 f IH^ lor first grade rubl >er for December shipnu .it. a drop of 5 16 cent on Saturday. Prices opened at around 83 cents on the political news and
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    MANAGER ON LEAVE
    54 9 MANAGER ON LEA VE MR. P. I.IND. Import Manager of The East Asiatic Co.. Ltd.. who left Singapore yesterday on the Falstria for long leave In Europe. The sales and distribution of Carlsberg Beer, one of the company's main imports, have been the thief interests of Mr. Lind. during his
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    PRODUCE IS EASIER
    135 9 THE produce market in Singapore was slight y easier In most sections yesterday with mall trading reported. Coconut oil sellers at Penang indicated $48. H.C.B Co. Ltd. copra prices (per picuii yesterday were-. DECEMBER 11 a.m $30i $30* Noon $292 $30 4 p.m $292 $30 5 p.m.
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    ECAFE ON DEFICIT FINANCING
    174 9 ECAFE ON DEFICIT FINANCING FINANCIAL experts of Malaya and several Asian and non-Asian countries recently stated that budget dtflcits incurred to finance development expenditures of national i- n poitance need 'not be considered undesirable in th< stm T experts met in gwA.E working party in Bangkok during Of. and considered
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    Industrials Steady And Tins Are Better
    947 9 Industrials Steady And Tins Are Better THE Malayan i h a r t market yesterday op<md the week with industrials quietly steady. Tins wen slightly improved with a few Irregularities. Rubber shares, with the exceptions of a few selective counters, tended to drift to lower levels. Buvers Sellers Alex Bricks
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    Convention Opens In NY
    116 9 NEW YORK. Nov ;V Conditions thn t the world iffecting international trade and investment, under review hero as some 2 'M>o businessmen, trader^ arri trnment official! lather tor the 41st National Foreign Trade Convention. Reiomtr.endation COOCtli g American foreign economic FK>.icy ar.d thi^- countl ttmationai commercial
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    BANK RATES
    98 9 MALAYAN Kxrhange Ranks' Association buying r.»t«s to merrhanU ycstrrday were: New York tt-13 16 (T.T.I, 32-15 16 (0.D.). 33 1 16 err dit bills and 3.11 8 trade bills (MO d st) Canada 317 8 (T.T.). It (O.IM 3? 1 4 credit bills and 32 5 16 trade
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      80 9 NOTICE I TENDER NOTICE RENDERS are invited for x supply and delivery during the year 1955 of the following items: 1. X-Ray films to all Hospitals. 2. Oxygen to the General Hospital and Medical Store. 3. Oxygen and Nitrous Oxide in bulk cylinders to the Kandang Kerbau Hospital. 4. Nitrous
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    AN OLD MAN'S DARLING
    525 10  -  MARJORIE PROOPS Not For Me, Says COME time ago, two people made a date to get married. But the wedding will not take place not yet anyway. Sometime, maybe, said the girl when she cancelled the plans. SHE is Frederika Doujak. a<;ki> twenty-five. HE ig Colone.
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    154 10 ■■<■ v to r a s!a--r t f .'i. ng skirt. 1 b!a-k rbui very flati ring, and hj- I Using «';ii 1 3-ir. width of b'.a velvet ut on \he cr »s, iwat he in to i the waist f the ends an d hook at t
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    364 10  -  HELEN HUGH By CHE has a lovely smile." A man who describes a new girl-friend like this remembers her for her character rather than her pretty features. He likes her for her kindly nature, her sense of humour and her good company. She could be quite plain, but
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    572 10  -  SHIRLEY NOCK 1 By I THIS is the second in a series of Qrtldes by Miss Shirley Xock Vie beauty expert irom the London Cyclax Salon. Miss Xock is at present beauty consultant in charge of the Cyclar Salori at Pobinsons. This week Miss Sovk deals with
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    ARE YOU A SQUIRREL
    294 10 Asks GERREE READ ARE you one of those people who keep big boxes* In the big boxes you store little boxes, and the little boxes hold string. If sue h habits arc yours, there is no. Setting away from the fart that you are a hoarder;
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    QUIZ FOR BOY FRIENDS
    156 10  -  GWEN BROOKS By I I I Docs She.., I I her i H 'I 5 I I m your ad_ H I > you're Bf T H 10 Know H Ro.»d MU|) A H tin H mm H of tha H n i especially ot i
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      350 10 THE STARS AND YOU By Rita Del Mar r poi» v s qi mi inotti X thine moih r j r K>Mml l» n<>| v,, j; iC OtlCllt to be 1 <• r i11. .11 In I^hij^t K •/>« iy i > -tin-; hut MiNlrnlion in j>rmt i|»l«- i« .il»»
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    Eleven Score Maiden Wins At KL Meet
    511 11 By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A jit and Madles, ridden by Harold Hanley and Athol Mullcy respectively kept up their good work when they scored fluent doubles over nine and ten furlongs on the concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club's November
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    COWDREY SHINES AGAIN
    536 11 *u* MCC Struggling For Huns Against NSW and Kent all-rojndl'r vii Re ter Col n Cowdrey, 23-year-old Oxford University after another immeSw himself of a P lacc in England's test team Wales todav lmpressiVe 'nmng s of 71 not out for M.C.C. against New South Scoring 138
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    559 11 Recs Are Still Supreme In Colony Hockey f« t ll^. Sin S a P«re Recreation Club are on their m with 1, points in nine outings. of the promis-/ team wiped off surprisingly lost to KA* t hangi on Sundav. the un-°-':t i can afford to e << inta In
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    LES FAVELL IMPRESSES
    155 11 ADELAIDE Nov. 15 (Reuter) I,r s Favrll favourite to open Australia's batting against England played a stylish innings of 48 for South Australia against Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield match here today. Favell and Harris (43) made a good opening stand of 80 and South Australia
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    Brotherhood XI
    61 11 The Indian Brotherhood Sports Club to meet Town Rangers Sports Club in a friendly game of soccer at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow at 7 p.m: S. Kandasamy, S. Chithambaram, P. kasi Pandian. Michael Dass, V. Ganesan, G. Rajoo, K. Krishnasamy, T. Muniandy, A. Sivadass, M. Muthusamy, V. Ganapathy.
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    33 11 TOKYO, Nov. 15. (UP)— Argentine flyweight champion Pascual Perez received a letter and a small gift of money from a Japanese schoolboy who was worried about the fighter's ear injury.
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    210 11 NEW YORK. Nov. 15. (AP) —An all out effort and the sternest postibla competition be necessary if the US. hopes to match the powerful j Russian* In the 195(3 Olympics say.s a veteran official who has c een Soviets in recent action. "The Russians claim to
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    56 11 If you suffer from Inl4-rrui>tt<l Fi«.-« p. Backache, Leg Pains, Nei ouvlti 1 c»t- vi- i kiM i I l.clp your Prostate Clm <l imm. ili« ately with KOCJKNA. Thin w« ndrr ii'tUn. -i'.'i n iken you feel y< stronger nnU nlt*t»p wiiln if Interruption. Gel RCKJENA from
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    This Victory Was No Fluke... Lay Off Piruz
    544 12  - This Victory Was No Fluke... Lay Off Piruz JEFFERY JAMES By NOW let's put this victory in order. Lest the wolves howl across the causeway that Selangor WOULD have won if Abdullah Piruz had played the third singles for his state let me clarify one point: Singapore's victory-man is not
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    A WARM WELCOME
    466 12 ft MISSES OF B'TON FLYING IN FOR THE WORLD'S top women badminton internationals—Judy Devlin and Margaret Varner of America, Iris Cooley and June White of Englandwill arrive this afternoon with the celebrated professional shuttle-chaser Ken Davidson, but before them, already in Singapore, are goodwill messages from the
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    Forest Duke Has Made Progress
    354 12  - Fores t Duke Has Made Progress WINDSOR LAD AT THE BUKIT By THREE of the 13 St. Leger candidates began their preparations at Bukit Timah yesterday morning for the Singapore St. Leger run over 13 miles on November 27 which incidentally is the last day of racing at Bukit Timah
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    S'pore Race Weights
    612 12 t ?15 llowin K are the weights for the Singapore 1 r JL J- luh s November meeting which open on Saturday at Bukit Timah: CL I— Div. I—l Mile. Cinema II 9.01 Adelaide Star 8.10 Elturius 8 07 Pulot Puteh 8.0« Khor Mousa x.<i Zatopek 8.05
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    Malayans Hold SCC 'B'
    59 12 Malayans Hold SCC 'B YOUNG Malayans did very well t o hold S.C.C. "B" XV to a draw, both sides scoring a penalty goal each on the padang yesterday. It was a very scrappy game on a heavy ground. Taylor kicked a penalty in the first half. Pressing hard Young
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    MRNVR WIN GALISTAN CUP
    37 12 MRNVR. scoring 356 points, won the Singapore MilitaryForces Galistan Cup competition. SVC were second with 337 and MAAF 3rd with 245 points. LI. Murray topped th e individual aggregate score with ;*7 points.
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    SBA Ties Off
    60 12 The following ties of the Singapore Badminton Association open championships I scheduled for to-night at Guil- lemard Road have becrj postponed to a later dateMen's Singles Ong Poh Lim V Iff. Sadali; Wong Peng Soon V Omar Ibrahim. Mixed Doubles: Ong Poh Lim and Miss Ong Miow
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    Today's SPORT
    40 12 Today's SPORT HOCKEY: SHA dir. I. SCC v. Wmndtrrrs at SCC; Div. 3A. TV El ROV*T9 v. Customs at Farrtf Porfc. B .4 DM 1 TO N Sir ga po re chai*ipion ships at Spore Badminton Stadium }rom 7.13 p.m.
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