Singapore Standard, 23 November 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD dro^lJ $t 3H I Vol. V. No. 143. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Chiang's Navy Blast Red 'Armada'
    219 1 Chiang's Navy Blast Red 'Armada' TAIPEI/ No v 22 (Reuter) Nationalist sources here today claimed that the ese Nationalist Navy this morning sank Chinese Communist vessels and damaged two I o thers south-east of Nationalist-held fochen Islands off the Southern Chekiang IBfll cify the type of Cormmunist craft said they
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    VISHINSKY COLLAPSES AND DIES
    70 1 VISHINSKY COLLAPSES AND DIES HHCD NATIONS. New a Soviet De- .r. Minuter Anr i| !,*M died this .1 heart was N. Van nt of the Assembly. tr-old thief i <>l lapsed v office! of on. X: Irkad* >nbolev. > f deputy the head < legation \Nsembly to listen i M
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    Campaign To Oust Yoshida
    20 1 da's i in a ingrlr of erals rmally „nt k Plan an-s was ne.? CtJ ratic
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    Two-Storey House Was Carried Off
    78 1 TOKYO. Nov. 22 (AFP> A complete two-storey woodji building was stolen from ousna, Tokyo, it was reported today. A .n imaginative band of thieves carried away the •v i )den structure bit by b t J5 three days with the help of 20 hired labourers.
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    Artist's Sketch Of The Projects
    58 1 Artist's Sketch Of The Projects AN artist's sketch from the air of the University of Malaya with its proposed extensions: 1 new Science block; (2) new College Residence: (3) present University A d m i n i strative building with Oei Tiong Ham Hall in the rear; (4) new Library;
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    Knowland Predicts War Soon
    120 1 Knowland Predicts War Soon WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. (UP) Senate Republican leader, William F. Knowland, predicted yesterday that Red China will launch some new aggression "within a year,'' and he called on the U.S. to "have the will" to help resist it. Emphasizing he was speaking for himself and not for
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    Poles And Czechs Told To Get Out
    162 1 SEOli, Nov. 22, (Reuter)— South Korean Provost Marshal General, Lt-Gen. Won Yong Duk today toW Communist members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission to get out of Korea. The Provost Marshal told them in a letter that if they did not comply within
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    Break With Reds Urged
    59 1 TOKYO, Nov. 22 (UP).— The Asian Socialist conference today told Ceylon's "Trotskyite" Equal Rights Party that it must strike off its relations with the Comintern if it wants to be affiliated with the Asian group. The decision came today on a bid by the Ceylonese group
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    $23 Mil. To Expand University
    472 1 $23 Mil. To Expand University Top Priority For College Residences SCHEME IN TWO PARTS PLANS to expand the University of Moloyo at a cost of $23 million over five years were announced yesterday by the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Sydney Caine. Work on the first half of the scheme to cost $10
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    FOUND WITH MORPHINE
    34 1 TAN AH KWEE was fined $150. in default three months* jail, in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, yesterday, for possession of 17 packets of morphine at Pasar Lane on Nov. 20.
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    Vietnam General Rushes To Quell Mutiny
    159 1 Vietnam General Rushes To Quell Mutiny SAIGON, Noy. 22 (Reuter)— Gen. Nguyen Van Vi, Acting Chief of Staff, Vietnam's National Army, today flew to Nhatrang, 190 t "_-e* qgrtb-east of Saigon, to try to stop a mutiny* of Army troops rallying to the Government. The Army has been at loggerheads
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    2 Japanese Fishing Boats Sunk
    98 1 2 Japanese Fishing Boats Sunk TOKYO. Nov. 22 (Reuten The Japanese Coastguards today ordered two armed patrol boats to ru<h to the Taichow islands, off the Chinese mainland to investigate the shelling and sinking by an unidentified warship of two Japanese fishing boats. The fishing boats were believed to have
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    Man Admits Slaying Niece
    75 1 LEBANON. Missouri, Nov. 22 (AP). A mild mannered book-keeper who developed an infatuation for his pretty 11-year-old niece, admitted last night that he killed her and then led officers to the body. Police found the fully clothed body of Jeannette Earnest about four miles east of
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    GOVERNOR OF IOWA KILLED
    31 1 DES MOINES, lowa, Nov. 22 (AFP).— William Beardsley, Republican Governor of lowa, was killed in a car crash near here last night, his wife was seriously injured.
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    Special Gifts For The Fund $142 MORE
    138 1 Special Gifts For The Fund $142 MORE IPOH tops yesterday's list of donations to the Standard Christmas Toy Fund when 28 readers sent $100 through the Ipoh branch of the Chung Khiaw Bank Their note to the Toy Fund Committee reads: "Here is a small donation to make the unfortunate
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    HARDING DUE IN BAGHDAD
    56 1 AMMAN, Nov. 22 (Reuter) —Field Marshal Sir John Harding. Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and General Sir Charles Keightley. Commander-in-Chief Middle East Land Forces, left Amman for Baghdad today. Sir John Harding is due to visit Pakistan and India after leaving Baghdad on the next
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    Haile Selassie
    34 1 COPENHAGEN. Nov. C2 (AFP) Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, arrived here yesterday to conclude his Scandinavian visit which has taken him to Stockholm and Oslo. He will stay here until Nov. 23.
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    Billiard Ball Look: Cover It
    80 1 Billiard Ball Look: Cover It ANN ARBOR, Michigan. Nov. 22 IAP).— A University of Michigan doctor says if your mother and father are bald and your head is taking on the proportion of a billiard ball, the only answer is a good looking hat. Dr. Thomas G. Jansen of the
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    Clark Gable Scorches Marilyn Rumour And Joe Is Hospitalized
    171 1 Clark Gable Scorches Marilyn Rumour And Joe Is Hospitalized HONGKONG, Nov. 22 (Reuter) Clark Gable denied today Holly vood rurr.zzrz that he might wed Marilyn Monroe. Gable, now In Hongkong making "Soldier of Fortune" for a 2Cth Century Fox, laughed at a press report linking him with Marilyn Monroe in
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    CHANDU GETS THEM PRISON
    59 1 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Mon Chan Chong. 53. and Chan Yoong. 61, were today sentenced to nine month's* imprisonment each by Mr li\ ClatOD-Righy, President of thi? Sessions Court before whom they pleaded guilty to three counts of being in possession of chandu. utensils for smoking the drug,
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING robber prices (cents per Ib.) In Singapore yesterday were: Bayers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 81? 821 No. K S.S. Fob Dec. 82 8 821 No. 2 81 i 8H No 3 801 802 Tone: Steady after dull. riN rKiCfc The price of tin vesterday was
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    Detention Camp For Teenager
    121 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Ho Keck Yen. a 19-year-old Singapore youth, with a record of four previous convictions in the Colony, was today sentenced to six months' imprisonment by the Second Magistrate, before whom he pleaded guilty to two charges of loitering and being in possession of
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    Landlady Punished
    59 2 KLALA LUMPUR, Mon H" K °°i c hin. a landlady? and Liew Chee Yin. her nephew were today convicted by^ the iney were bound over for six months, fined $50 each S Sn d tO P^ y com Pensation of .520 to each of the com™t! nan t!
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    FOUND HANGED
    29 2 IPOH, Mon.-A seventy-year-old odd job labourer named Paul Lee Chong was round hanging in his room at the St. Michael's Institution, here, shortly before lunch time today.
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    COURT HEARS OF FRAUD BY BANK STAFF
    989 2 COURT HEARS OF FRAUD BY BANK STAFF Two Witnesses Tell How Accounts Were 'Fixed' MALACCA, Mon. Mr. N. C. Mocassey, the Singapore lawyer, said in the Sessions Court here today there was evidence to implicate four local Oversea Chinese Bonk officials as accomplices in the $80,000 cheating case now under
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    Sultan Of Perak III
    75 2 IPOH. Mon— The Perak State Government announced today that His Highness, the Sultan of Perak, is slightly indisposed and that on the advice of his medical advisers, all engagements which he had accepted have now been cancelled. However, the Sultan will be present at the dinner
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    INQUIRY INTO 'HITCH' ON NOV. 16
    157 2 SEREMBAN. Mon— A private inquiry i s being held by the President of the Sessions Court. Seremban, Mr. J Corbally, to ascertain the happenings on Nov. 16. nomination day for the 1954 Town Committee elections. The hitch arose on the nomination day when the
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    Toy Fund Benefits From Ipoh
    226 2 Toy Fund Benefits From Ipoh THE Standard Try Fund Committee gratefully a•knowledges the following donations: Previously acknowledged $4,230.26; Mr. A.J.G. Papineau. Singapore $30. Bapa Angkat. Singapore $5. Mr. Denis Yeo S5. Miss 'I Lea Kuan SI, Miss Tan Lea Sang $1. From Ipoh: Mr. Foo Seik Kai $15. Mr. Mrs.
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    30-Cent Quarrel Led To Murder — Court Told
    198 2 30-Cent Quarrel Led To Murder Court Told A QUARREL over 30 cents coffee money, was stated in the Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, to have led to the killing of a man, Yeo Oon Cheng, at a hut off Tiong Bahru Road on the night of May 1. In the dock
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    More Gifts For Xmas
    38 2 More Gifts For Xmas photo MRS Z. KISOVA of Si«n< rafts s inc I|>Olr thr 12 toy models of .'rmya rcK „nd a „rt .i T firm presented to the S,nc-ip..re stanZT T«\ S yesterday.- l-f r Standard
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    New Car Licence System For Fed.
    224 2 New Car Licence System For Fed. To Operate From Jan 1 Kt'ALA LI'MPIR. Mm A nm lirrnsin^.J for motor vehicles based primarily on \<>!iicfc in^nn will be introduced in the Federation tr.ui year, it was announced MU] Under the system. n« elf can bo Ucen -<1 u production ot a
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    UNKNOWN
    51 2 KUALA I Si t of Fiir«- .j E J Shi lor <>! K rhe Junera' rcmatortunn Mr Tan Sei F< rest Offl died in traffj !he cou^c ..v Forty-fo ii l :i irai k i area. jr«st< tree ro"..: 1 on r forest V e:\- ml i contract l
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    'NAUGHTY' ON A THEFT CHARGE
    355 3 IyVoman Tells Of Struggle With Husked Intruder .MOO Cheng Hock alias bogay (Naughty) »nt^^ vc| y charged in the Singapore was f p y re Court yesterday, with stealing $e venfl m a soldier's wife, Mrs. Joyce Iris $l c cio with a^ em P
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    Back From New York
    32 3 sician and :ine in Mai i y air purely ther. He lirt He off in landed v identally him. me reYork rt with :rom 35 Lederle rial in
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    SYC To Aid Vietnam Refugees
    70 3 SYC To Aid Vietnam Refugees YOUNG Vietnam refugees Will set help from members of the Singapore Youth Council. The S. V C has set up a sub-committee to appeal to youth organizations in Singapore for clothing and other essentials. To fos'er closer liaison among members, the S. Y. C. is
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    Youth Clubs To Build Premises
    22 3 Youth Clubs To Build Premises the .-ays j the Socia s of their I Girls' I each, b ha? club I M
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    Police Clamp On Chinese Monthly
    141 3 SINGAPORE Government have stopped the publiition of the Chinese-language monthly, Jen Wern, bec mse "it has been systematically publishing matter prejudicial to the conduct of operation against Communist terrorists in the country.' j Permission to publish the: magazine was revoked under the Emergency Regulations Ordinance.
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    Engineer Granted Decree Nisi
    97 3 Engineer Granted Decree Nisi UiUAIAS Herbert Harding. 1:1 electrical engineer, employ- i 6d at the Pasir Panjang Power Station, who petitioned for a divorce from his wife. Mar- j garet Arlene Harding, was granted a decree nisi in the Singapore High Court yester- i lay. The Chief Justice, Sir Charles
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    Women Told To Use Their Vote
    120 3 Women Told To Use Their Vote SINGAPORE'S Registrar of Elections. Mr. M. Ponnudurai. yesterday told members of the Kamala Club that it was their duty Xd make use of their franchise by taking part in the coming Colony elections. He defined election as an instrument by which the people controlled
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 3 HONGKONG. Nov. 22—Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.71 to £1 sterling $5.8975 to US$l; $1,833 to Malayan $1; $0,156 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Gold $254,875 to a tael.
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    Europeans Learn Chinese
    56 3 THE High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, recently visited a Chinese temple where European Government officers are learning Chinese. The temple is opposite the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall in Kuala Lumpur. Above. Sir Donald watches Mr. L.A.R. Wilson, one of the students writes Chinese characters on the blackboard.
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    Molested By Cyclist
    48 3 A YOUNG Ceylonese woman was walking along Owen Road, Singapore, on Sunday night, when she was molested by a cyclist as he rode past her. She shouted for help and two men ran after the cyclist but failed to catch him. Police are now investigating.
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    WOMAN STABBED
    32 3 TAX MUI KIOW. 27. wa s stabbed in a row in Lorong 9, off Geylang Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. She was treated at the General Hospital and then sent home.
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    More Apply For Free Legal Aid
    193 3 MORE Singapore companies and individuals are saining confidence in the Social Welfare Department's arbitration service and are settling their disputes without court action. The service is offered only i where at least one of the parties is entitled to free legal assistance— earning $300
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    They Shaved Off His Long Hair
    123 3 They Shaved Off His Long Hair A SINGAPORE thug, whoso pride was his mop of long black hair which hid his ears, appeared in the Third ;°f C'ourt yesterday almost Daid the mop had been shorn off. by the Police or the prison authorities. The thus. Ho Kuan Seng, was
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    Thanksgiving Day Services And Feasting
    136 3 AMERICAN Thanksgiving Day, on Nov. 25. will be celebrated this year in Singapore by the members of the American community and their friends, in the traditional manner, with church .services and feasting. From 5.30 p.m. to 6.15 p.m.. a non-denominational service will be held at
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    Workers Aid The Blind
    60 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. About 30 estate workers from all over Johore donated $70 to the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind today. The workers, who are attending a civic course in Johore Bahru, were so touched by the plight of the blind children that they collected
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    A Roman Holiday At Night For Good Cause
    246 3 A Roman Holiday At Night For Good Cause ONE of the gayest, and worthiest of Singapore's preChristmas festivities will be the two night fetes. Notte Romana, on Dec. 15 and 16. organized by Dati n Emily Paglar for the benefit of the Colony's 1955 scheme for the rehabilitation of Trafalgar
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    Open Verdict On Boy's Death
    133 3 Open Verdict On Boy's Death THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, recorded an open verdict yesterday at an inquest into the death of a 16--year-old schoolboy Goh Ah Fok, of Paya Lebar School, who was knocked down by a lorry. Vapumarican. 29. told the Coroner that on the day
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    WARRANT AGAINST APPELLANT
    183 3 WARRANT AGAINST APPELLANT RAUB. Mon. The appeal ol Idris bin Kassim. 24. a former agent at the Kuala Tembeling Postal Agency, Jerantut. against the conviction and sentence of three months' imprisonment in the Sessions Court, Jerantut, on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $60 in May this year,
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    GIRL MISSING
    26 3 EIGHTEEN year old Poh Kuan, a girl living in Yio Chu Kang Road. Singapore. has been reported missing from home since eariy Saturday morning.
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    Woman: I Won't Swear By A Fowl
    93 4 Woman: I Won't Swear By A Fowl BUTTERWORTH. Mon.— A woman in the Magistrate's Court, today, accepted a man's challenge to go to a temple to swear that she did not assault him. but not to the extent of slaughtering a fowl and dipping its blood on her forehead. Kurusamy.
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    Code Of Honour
    119 4 Kurusamy said he drew the attention of the bailiff after he had been smacked and the latter asked him to retaliate He did not do so and at the request of the bailiff, he made a report to the Police The bailiff. Inche Ishak bin Ismail, said
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    HEALTH-A COMMUNAL AFFAIRSAYS D.M.S.
    321 4 HEALTH-A COMMUNAL AFFAIRSAYS D.M.S. EVERY man, woman, and child in Singapore has to play a part in the banishment of disease and the achievement of good health, Dr. R. H. Bland, Colony's Director of Medical Services, said yesterday. Dr. Bland, wno was speaking at the opening of the Health Week
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    Mar Thoma Bishop
    50 4 THE RT. REV. DR ALEXANDER Mar Theophius, Bishop of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church in India who arrived at the Mar Thoma Syrian Christian Church in Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Rev. Dr. Alexander is on a Far East tour. Standard photo by Yong Peng Seong
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    Youth Stole School Bag From Bike
    83 4 Youth Stole School Bag From Bike WHEN Tang Hoe Keng. an 18-year-old apprentice mechanic, tried to walk away with a leather bag he had removed from a bicycle in Katong Park o n Sunday, he was apprehended by two plainclothes policemen. In the Singapore Fourth Police Court, yesterday. Tang admitted
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    Labour Front Stops Strike
    42 4 THE threatened strike by employees of Cressonite Industries, Singapore, has been settled through the intervention of the Labour Front. This is the first industrial dispute in which the Front has intervened sinre it was formed three months ago.
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    Colony Will Not See Bullfights
    199 4 X'mas Visit Of Toreadors SINGAPORE will definitely not be able to see Spanish and Portuguese toreadors display their skill at bullfighting when a contingent under prominent sports promoter, Jesus Santo Tomas Cortes, tours the Far East during Christmas. iT^™ IP' Fram P ton vice-president of
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    Sir John Opens Student Teachers' Hostel
    214 4 A GATHERING of m»re than 300 people yesterday witnessed the official opening by the Governor Jir John Nicoll of the $400,000 student-teachers' hostel, Kingmead Hall, the first venture in Singapore by Irish Jesuits. d£??£i decl sred5 red that u was desirable during the Impressionable
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    $900 REFUND
    49 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Sessions Court President 'Mr Brian V. Rhodes, yesterday gave judgment i n favour of Messrs Kwong Cheong Loong Kuala Lumpur Goldsmiths and remittance agents, who sued I un Chin Yoke, a hotel-keeper J vp reund of $900 claimed to, have been overpaid by them.
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    Newsman Invents Chinese Printing Press
    403 4 Newsman Invents Chinese Printing Press A FORMER editor of The Hongkong Standard and a Nanking magazine publisher who gave Dr. Lin Yu-tang, Chancellor of the Nanyang University, his first job as a columnist on an English weekly Nanking paper has invented a simple and inexpensive method of Chinese printing He
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    Planters Go In for Fish Rearing
    24 5 Planters Go In for Fish Rearing 1 2 ituraj on ins to rmers ng. jriculI The the w is to b H due ither
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    Waited Six Yrs. For Him To Change
    17 5 Waited Six Yrs. For Him To Change Sii or- y of triage. mar- 1937, because all." in
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    MORE DONATIONS FOR LEPERS
    132 5 MORE DONATIONS FOR LEPERS 150; A-ionymous $50: •us SiO Bun Bee and $">(): Rev. Goli Hood i Gummeters Ltd. $30: C. K. Loke JSO; !*.fr. E. M Bankruptcy OtV.ce $25; Tan Bii c iang $25; Mr K. 1 Mi S. T. Gaw $25. V. a.. swell and Staff $25: Mr.
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    TRANSFERS IN POLICE FORCE
    44 5 TRANSFERS IN POLICE FORCE RAL" B. Mon. Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Mahmud. District Crime Officer. Jerantut. has been transferred here as Assistant District Crime Officer. Police Inspector Inche Tuan Muda bin Tuan Idris. who returned from vacation leave, has taken his place at Jerantut.
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    They Married Over The Week-End
    63 5 photo. MK and Mrs. J. C. S. Cunningham after their vtddintr at St. Andrews Cathedral in Singapore on Saturday. Mr. Cunningham is an assistant in the Rneineenns department of Korneo Company Ltd Ihe bride. formerly Miss Patricia D. Oswald. is the daughter of Mr. G.
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    Stamp Out Pirate Taxis, Says Simon
    187 5 MR. T. A. SIMON, City Councillor and president ol the Singapore Hire Car Association, yesterday termed tlie attitude of the Registrar of Vehicles over pirate taxis 'unrealistic and foolish." Mr Simon said that pirate,"stands" are known to nothing about it. These Registrar of Vehicles
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    $1, 000 BAIL IN THEFT CASE
    66 5 OOH Hoon Jiang was charged in the Singapore Firth Police Court yesterday with Mealing three wrist i watches valued at $540 in a flat in Meyer Mansion in North Bridge Road The watches belong to Mr J c. M Rohrman. Gon was allowed bail
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    SCHOOL LECTURE
    40 5 TAIPING. Mon. —An interesting lecture on Chinese Art and History will be given by Dr. Michael Sullivan at the King Edward VII Schorl on Dec. 20 at R p.m. The lecture is arranged by the' Talping Historical Society.
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    Prison For Cycle Thief
    66 5 SENTENCE of ot:e ytmt*i rigorous imprisonment wapassed i:\ the Singapore Fir>: Criminal District Court yesterday on Lim Ah T:«nv, who «ria convicted of stealing a bicycle in Chinchew Street on Au^. L'.V The owner of the machine. B '.op.sj Chung Fluei. a fitter. testified that he
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    This Time It Was No Joke
    176 5 This Time It Was No Joke A WITNESS. Slat! Sergeant T Sinnadurai. RASC, admitted at a Singapore District Court Martial held at Nee Soon, yesterday, that a certain vulgar and derogatory phrase was freely used by soldiers "as jokes." "But on the night of Oct. 1. it was ditlerent. The
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    S'PORE BAR EXAM RESULTS
    69 5 S' PORE BAR EXAM RESULTS THE following candidates were successful in the Michaelmas Bar Examination held in Singapore between Sept. 20—24, 1954: Contract and Tort: Third Class— K.B. Khaw, J. H. Lim; Real Property: Third Class M. Coomaraswamy; Criminal Law: Third Class Mrs B. M. H. Beattie; Final Examination: Third
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    GOOD RESULTS IN STORAGE TESTS
    263 5 Unique Trial For Malaya K y AL^ LU h MP^ifn°ed~ A hi 9. h le^ Government committee in the Federation has obtained promising early results "in a series of experiments in longterm storage of foodstuffs, The Standard learns today. The committee, compiling representatives of the
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    SCHOOL BAND
    44 5 TAIPING, Mon. Taiping music lovers will have the chance to hear the 60-strong Penang Chung Ling High School Band, which v. 11l perform here in the second week of December in aid of the Hua Lian High School science latoratory extension fund.
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    HAD NO PERMIT BUT WAS FREED
    207 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Tay Yuk Peng, who was taking ten raincoats to Muar, was stopped at a Police barrier in Scudai for moving them without a permit. In the Magistrate*! court today Mr. Brash, who appeared for him, submitted that the raincoats did not
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    No Borstal Here So Judge Has A Problem
    268 5 No Borstal Here So Judge Has A Problem EIGHTEEN" -year-old ChOH| Ah Koon. convicted oi committing an unnatural ofYenee with a 12-year-old boy. set a problem in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, when he came up for .sentence j Mr. Justice Brown said he'' found this case a difficult one
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      489 5 MI MM ASSN: Lecture on "Lead am For Schools (S); 1 p'm. The Poisonina in Singapore" by Dr. Weeks Composer (KLi; 130 W. Danaral at Path. Lab. News (S»; 1.43 Hot Rhythm (S»; a 15 •> m 2 p.m. For Schools (S>: 6 p.m. W\C\: Bnglish class 930 am Programme
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      Elections Row
      862 6 PEELINGS ran high when Town Council elections were held in Peruk some months ago. Tempers were frayed during the first local elections in Province Wellesley. Display of pique by political leaders marred the Treitgg&nu State elections. Last week the Federal Legislative Council witnessed the spectacle of members losing
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    THE END OF ELLIS ISLAND
    577 6  -  ALASTAIR BI CHAN WASHINGTON. WHEN he was in Washington recently, someone asked Professor Arnold Toynbee whether he knew any man, other than himself, who had read all eleven volumes of his "Study of History.-' He replied that he did not. because he had never met
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      Report On Educational System Is Needed.
      350 6 Sir. His Excellency the Governor's statement concerning the withdrawal of the ol oi >•!- million as grants to Chinese schools must come a.s a shock to many. The offer avast have o. en made after careful consideration. It is not doubted that the Chinese
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      JAP OFFER
      111 6 Sir: The .Japanese offer of $10,000,000 to tfie University of Malaya And Xanyang University i* s Dato Cheng-lock Tan said the other day proof that the Japanese are really sorry for th e atrocities they committed on the people of Malaya during the occupation period. But one cannot
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      The Sikhs Do Not Turn To The East
      342 6 The Sikhs Do Not Turn To The East Sir: --Your report that "Sikhs turned towards the East to remember the birthday of Guru Nanak." needs correction. Sikhs do not turn towards the East to remember Guru Nanak's birthday. The usual order of services performed in every Sikh Temple is: the
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      START LOTTERY FOR EDUCATION FUND
      247 6 S.i There If "■'■< I inded j unour that the icbooli in Perak have i>eo:i given orders to i,n<e down one Primary Clasfl next year. Just imagine The disappointment <»f those parentfl who ha\ o tnn ad theii children and have been piom:scd a^ place.
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    A Dramatic Week For S. Africa
    591 6  - A Dramatic Week For S. Africa JOHN WORRAL By Cape Town, 'THIS week will h e among c the most dramatic In .South Africa's stormy political history. The deepening msi s inside the Nationalist [Government] Party caused 99 the imminent retirement of the Premier, Dr. Daniel f. Malan, and the
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    UNKNOWN
    565 6  -  LIM WEE PICS IN FORGOTTKN parts of 1 Malaya towns had flourshed and eventually waned. One mm h town was Juura wliu h wax for some years the headquarters of Kuala Langat a district of Selangor. This district capital has sunk into oblivion bccMMt it was plagued by myriads
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    M. France Calls For A 4-Power Meet In May
    204 7 M. France Calls For A 4-Power Meet In May ,vi l'ORK N N (Keuter)— Speaking at the nited Nations today, the French A m Mendes Trance, proposed a new four*>rfinl<' 1 .iVrnr with the Soviet Union to be held in >!a* in ...i be no objective and effective r-power confeience
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    Capital Won't Be Blocked -Sir John
    35 7 Capital Won't Be Blocked -Sir John Ii ter I said v Ol to en- I ion .«nd oald with and both tion nl v in the ps to n we ol our irned a santry
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    PLAN TO BLAST 'ARMY OF GOD'
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    EGYPT PROTESTS
    18 7 EGYPT has U I 1 Me -F an that i been stirring Frai e's N Foi
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    He Saw
    126 7 DIGNE, France. X >v 22. (UP) A d ■ve ins- tified today tl ar-old French goat farmer Gaston Dominici watched a British woman undress in a tourist tent and then killed her, her husband and :hvn daughter. The inspector was Edmond Sebeille, the man who broke the Drummond
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    The Man Who Dared... And Nearly Died
    151 7 The Man Who Dared... And Nearly Died Mere Speed Saved His Life THIS lull-dress rehearsal of Jed Way's latest trii'; (see abmei nearly ended his Hie. He only just i ide it! led was attempting a new record by driving a aaotoreyele through a ISft infi'iim. His steel-mesh tunnel was
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    Woman Undress And Touched Her
    193 7 FARMERS ALLEGED CONFESSION night of the crime. "1 got up thai niyh! at 11.30 and wanted to go and see the landslide, which threatened to cut the railway track. I took my carbitM* wr.'.i me On the way. I passed by the tent of the
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    Ike Stopped War, Says Mr. Nehru
    111 7 NEW DELHI. Nov. 22 (UP)— Prime Minister Jawahar Nehru paid tribute to Presideui Eisenhower tor the part he playe i in avoidinf war this year. Mr. Nehru told the Indian Parliament he feared thai crises between the Easi West would have erupted into World
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    Queen Walks To Church
    73 7 PETERBOROUGH, Nov. 22. (Router) Queen Elizabeih and the Duke of Edinburgh walked a quarter of a mile to church at the village of Barnwell, near here yesterday. They are .spending the weekend with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester at their country home. Barnwell Mandr. The
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    TRAIN HITS BUS
    21 7 A TRAIN and a bus collided north of Haifa yesterday, kill ing ten Israelis and injuring 126.— AP
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    BRITISH MP's FOR JAPAN
    43 7 HONGKONG. No*, 22 <R< liter > A British parliamentary delegation of eight arrived here today from London on their way to Japan and Thailand on a three-wetk tour. Led by Mr. Godrey Nicholson, Conservative, they will leave for Tokyo tomorrow.
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    PRISON FIRE
    32 7 PART of the tile roof of Rome's Reglna Coeli < Queen \nl Heaven* jail collapsed last night in a flre which spread through upper storeys of the prison's administrative wing AP
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    80 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 22. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 24£d. December 24 id. January March 24 .Id. April/ June 23 id. July/Scptcmbcr 23:d. Ocfobcr/ December 23 2d. December c.i.t. 24 1/ 1
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    'Sen. Joe Is Losing Friends For U.S.'
    200 7 LONDON. Nov. 22. (UP)— Sir Oliver Franks, former British ambassador to the United States, said last night that millions of people in Europe and Asia have lost confidence in American democracy because of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. '"It |fl a iragedy thai so
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    EGYPT SEEKS A NEW PRESIDENT
    314 7 Naguib Will Not Go On Trial CAIRO, Nov. 22, (Reuter) The Egyptian Revolution Command Council has approached 81 -year-old Mohammed Lurfy El Sayyed, elder statesman and prominent literary figure, regarding his appointment as President to succeed Gen. Mohammed Naguib, a Government spokesman said last night.
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    She Won't Sign Sir Winston's Present
    164 7 She Won't Sign Sir Winston's Present BOLTON. Lancashire. Nov. 22, (Reuter)— Mr*. Kli/ahrth Braddock. labour member of Parliament, said here >e*tn day. she uould not skn the memorial book of members' names to be presented to Sir Winston Churchill on Nov. 30— his 80th birttiday. She added: "And there are
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    Mystery Of The Missing Red Marshals
    147 7 Mystery Of The Missing Red Marshals LONDON. Nov. 22. <AP> Two of Russia's most Import- j ant military leaders. Mar- Georgi Zhukov and Vas- I sily Sokolovsky have failed to show up at still another an- nual t unction which they j nearly always attend. Zhukov is deputy Minister of
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    RI To Expel 'Stateless'
    67 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 22, 'UP» Several hundred foreigners used as "undesirable' 1 wi be expei;ed from Indones a soon, the immigration bureau >a')(\ yesterday. A spokesman of the bureau said these aliens were da fied a.s "destitute" and "stateLess* 1 for one reason or another The Immigration
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    Flu Strikes 10,000 U.K. Children
    74 7 Flu Strikes 10,000 U.K. Children LONDON. Nov. 22 -AP An estimmted 10.000 British children, mostly in North England, were ill with influenza and ab>ent from school today Medical officers said T.ooo children of the Middlesborough region in Yorkshire are suffering from a mild ;ind presumably 1 little known type of
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    Denies Plot Against Govt.
    96 7 Denies Plot Against Go vt. Cairo. Nov II !< Mii^ em Bro'ilv.M ;Md Kviide Ahmed Hum E by n'eaded not guilt < harjies of p'.-/.tin,» I throw the Egyptiia rm ni m his trijl open t < I i;:<-« --ran peopl?'-. E -i! i ii)y. arrester ju O t 0
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    New Research Firm For Shell
    250 8 New Research Firm For Shell A NEW rompany— Shell Research Ltd. is being incorporated to take over the research assets and activitie^in the U.K. of the Bj>y^ Dutch Shell Group of oil companies formerly handled by the Shell Fetroleum Co. Ltd. The new company will, therefore, assume control of Thornton
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      786 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE lOINT SERVICE To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg BREMEN. S'pore P. Sham Penang NABOB (LLOYD) 22 Nov 23 No» LUDWIGSHAFEN (HAPAC) 27 Nov/2 Dec 3 Dec 4 Dei •SCHWABENSTEIN iLLOYD 8/12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec LEVERKUSEN (HAPAC» 7/13 |an 14|an 15 |an
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    Airliner Lands After North Pole Flight
    41 9 hfhfdhh Scandinavian Airlines "Royal \ikinsr" airliner. It took off Id hours 49 minutes previously from Los Angeles and covered the :>MO miles in three hops, stops being: made in Canada and Greenland. Associated Press wirephoto
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    S'PORE EXPORTS UPSET R.I. TRADE
    321 9 Rubber Bureau Charges Standard Special Correspondent Malav/t r^^ A NOV 21 l donesian officials here are nettled by rubber COn nUed ex P crf to the U ed States of Indonesian-produced HlW^r^ rt Of A t^^^ R f Ubbe r ieaU Ch r ai^ eS
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    Fair Deals In Copra Market
    154 9 Fair Deals In Copra Market Standard Market Reporter COPRA in the produce market m Singapore was steamer yesterday with fair busmen passing at slight'}higher quotations. Pepoer prices were easier for all varieties but no deals were report-,;, Coconut oil tellers indicated *48 per picul at Penang. H C B Co
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    DIVIDENDS
    69 9 MESSRS Osborne Chappel report the following dividend declarations: Tekka Taiping 1 per share in respect of the year ended Oct. 31, 1954. payable In England on Dec. 3. Rambutan 1 6 per share in respect of the year ending June 30, 1955, payable in England on Jan. 1. 1955;
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    TIN SHARES ARE STILL IMPROVING
    1011 9 [Finaneo And li>nmu>w\ THE Ma ayiin than market opened the week with Industrial shares steady but quietwhile tins continued to improve with more than the average activity for the bepininp of the week. Rubber lharei v>« r« again dull Pricei quoted by the Malayan Share
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    BANK RATES
    97 9 MALAYAN BlCkllfC Banks' Association tuning rates to merchants yesterday were: New York 32 13 16 (T.T.), 32 15 16 (0.D.). 33 116 credit bills and 33 1 8 trade bills OO d st). Canada 31 7 8 (T.T.), 32 (0.D.), 32 1 4 credit bills and 32 516
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    ARGENTINE WOOL
    32 9 ARGENTINE wool to the value of $20,000,000 will be bought by Western Germany during the next twelve months. This is the result of a trade agreement now awaiting final ratification.
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    Ships In Harbour
    107 9 Outer Roads Asha. Betiri. Sigli. Bnrito, New Askj. YokU Marti, Belleville. Hoi Hing. Inner Roads Aik Leong. Soon llcnu. Bcnvck P. Kidiiing. Indragiri. Bruas, Yuiincly. Katon^. Luck v Trader. Boleh," Cornfish, P;t-«<)S(), Sg. Bila, Pangkor, Petaling, Lam Ann. SHB Wharves Merlimau NW 6. Sumpitan NW fi, Angb/
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    NOON PRICES
    63 9 THE Singapore Chamber of nmmerce Rubber Association noon prices (cent? ytvlt rd.'iv were Buycr> MttktM Spot l(Ki< e 8H H HSS l «,b. I)vc No 1 81, Jan. No. 1 81 11/16 81 II 16 Her No. 2 81 1 No. 80 RMA on rog. tender: I>( rcmbor
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    RUBBER PRICE GOES UP ¼C.
    71 9 RUBBER PRICE GOES UP ¼C. RUBBER puces in Singapore yesterday steadied at the close after a dull session throughout day, first grade rubber for December shipment closing at 82* cents per lb a rise of i cent on Saturday. Quotations opened i higher than the weckerv; prici but eased on
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    Russian Order
    27 9 THE newspaper Asahi said Russia wants to bi v 50 narrow gauiro steam locomotives and 1.000 frrvzer cars from Japan, a USsl7i million order. AP
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      1647 9 nl TENDER NOTICE jl TloN sUI 'PENDERS are invited for KUCHAI TIN, LIMITED. CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY rsEEHOLD tne supply of 80-100 (Incorporatecl in the ORDINANPF NO 41 OF 1950 UrA B S E n PROPERTIES Aluminium Alloy (16 guage Colon y Singapore) ORDINANCE NO. 41 or l»w U^ |l|( .'ur
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      158 9 M. V. "ORANJE" TS expected to arrive from Europe on 24th November and to berth alongside Godowns 1 and 2 of the Singapore Harbour Board between 8 and 9 a.m. Passengers for Tg. Priok are requested to embark between 4 and 5 p.m. The vessel will sail the same evening.
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    NO MORE PETS!
    814 10  -  OLIVIA ELLIS By MOST households adopt a special rule, and the title 1 of this article has been ours ever since the untimely de- mise of a beloved goldfish, I inadvertently overfed. The grief attending its de--1 parture attained such classic proportions that we said never again.
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    141 10 To make a chic little hat, you iirst of all mark a piece of paper in one inch squares, or buy a sheet, at any stationers. It will be noted that half the hat pattern is shown in the diagram. Cut out the pattern on folded paper first, for size.
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    BEAUTY FOR ALL
    588 10  -  SHIRLEY NOCK By THIS is the third in a series of articles by Miss Shirley Nock who is in charge of the Cyclax Salon in Robinsons. Today Miss Xock tells you about Skin foods. r FO keep the skin as nor- mal and youthful as possible it
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    Clear Out Old Shoes
    184 10  -  ALICIA HART XJOW many shoes docs the average woman need? Six pairs, says Grace Powell, shoe designer. To many women that may sound extravagant. But a good look in the back corners of their cupboards would probably reveal twice that many. Most of them may not
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    30 10 THE STARS AND YOU sue i 4 < 1 J.. t I I'NMtfi s INIPMI 21 :r -X'.MI N V M'ttlt i»|{\ un vim Mm i n inmv m i. Ml
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    ELIZABETHAN CAPE
    30 10 Among the fashions displayed at the National Fabric Fair, was this evening dress in rayon brocade. O\*er it is worn a cape with high Elizabethan Collar. Mirror pic
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    Cultivate A Pleasant Speaking Voice
    317 10  - Cultivate A Pleasant Speaking Voice MIMI BENZELL By 1 lAVE you ever listened to X1 the shrill feminine chatter at a luncheon? Or have you been deafened by a loud, ear-splitting voice at the other end of a telephone? If you have, I think you'll agree with me that charm
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      682 10 SQUAREWORD D-36 CLUES ACROSS 1 CLUES DOWN S^HSi 32 ENTRY c L sssfcu^iSi^ 4. Probably, the less intelligent a 3 ENTRIES jH.OU (M or W) man the less difficult it is for NOTE: EVERY TWO 64e 3^ Y ou can usually tell a vain h^m to put up w.th tedious
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    Hockey Coach Begins KL Tour
    54 11 i i >iri n, wan oiugn, me Indian ul uiil conduct a series of instructional I"' Kuala Lumpw tomorrow, Thursday and Fri- Dcpol E I 5, r I s XI L asiap j ;rtion at the r i In- I XI and .f j \v
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    PENANG TURF CLUB X'MASNEW YEAR MEET
    206 11 PENANG, Mon:— The Commis-sioner-General's Cup over a distance of 1 14 miles and with a stake of ST.OOO. will be the main race during the Penan*; Turl Club X'mas/New Year Meeting, on Saturday Dec 2 r i Monday. Dec. 27. Wednesday! Dec. 29 and
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    Pirie Wins Distance Race
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    They Sweep The Board
    53 11 PARIS. Nov. 22, (AFP) I -:i badminton players swept tlw board when the international tournament cncied here last night, winning every title. H. R. Marsland France's H. Pellizza. 15-1, 15-13. in tiie men's >;jig'.es. and Miss J. Peters beat her ov.y-.sv.o*. Mrs. M. Her.;'orfor the women's
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    VICTORY SMILES
    90 11 STAR Socce riles, this year's S.A.F.A. league chair} pions, won the Haw Par trophy on Sunday night when they beat Rovers Sports Club by fire goals to one at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Pictured abore are the victorious members of the Soccerites team irith captain and mmtehwinner Rahtm
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    PG. RALLY TO CRAIG
    82 11 PEXAXG. Mon.— The Rotind-the-Island motor rally organized by the Penang and North Malaya Motor Club, yesterday drew 27 competitors and was won by T.G. Craig with the highest aggregate of 570 points. The only woman competitor. Miss J Rawclifle, took the ladies prize. Her score however,
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    MCC TAKE 24-RUN LEAD
    715 11 COLIN COWDREY FAILS AS OPENING BATSMAN BRISBANE, Nov. 22, (Reuter)-M.C.C. led by 24 runs with nine second innings wickets standing at the close of play on the third day of their mat?h against Queensland here today. The match ends tomorrow. Batting stubbornly against an accurate attack,
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    SECOND TEAM MAY CHALLENGE WINNERS
    315 11 LONDON. Nov. 22. (Reuter)-The final placing in mnonn 1O H CUUnll r Cl 'u Cket cham P lon^hip have not been announced vet though it is many weeks since the last maicn was played. Though nothing can displace Surrey Second XI from tne post of
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    LUSTY SIX
    33 11 Photo. Colin Cowdrey (MCC) smites a lusty sixer off a no-ball from Alan Davidson in the match against New South Wales, in Sydney. Cowdrey scored a century in each innings- AP
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    Velu To Captain Colony
    133 11 THE Singapore Hockey Association announced the selection of the Colony team to meet the Federation of Malaya in the International hockey match to be played this coming Sunday at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. The team is:— V. X. Pillai; R. H. Barth. A
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    SIKHS LOSE
    51 11 MALACCA. Tues. Malacca Hockey Association President XI beat Selangor Sikhs two-nil in a hockev friendly here. The first goal came in the first half through a solo effort by inside forward Humid. Midway In trie second half, n centre from the left wing ;,iw Chandran score Malacca's second
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    India Sail Into Thomas Cup Final
    106 11 India Sail Into Thomas Cup Final KARACHI. Nov. 22, (Reuter) India made a clean sweep by winning all five matches today in addition to their four wins yesterday in the Asian zone semi-final of the Thomas Cup badminton tournament against Pakistan. They will meet Hongkong in the final. The five
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    SCHOOLS' INTERSTATE HOCKEY
    70 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Combined Schools annual inter-state quadrangular hockey tourney between Singapore, Malacca, Negri Sembilan and Selangor will be held at Malacca on Dec. 16. 17 nnd 18. The following have been selected by the Selangor Schools Sports Councel to represent Selan^or: Perampalam. Surjit Raj. Daljit
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      140 11 W By Al Capp Ibo\l al T "*Jf*? V GOlffr-AH REMEMBERS 11 W NIC.'.' MO.r-AH MUSr"WI I SHE-SBAO«r-OH-cC6.». hONEST ABETS CR.VIN'- 1 NOW DAISVS <& B BE OREAHIN- AN 1 Wf MO* AFTER joßa WtrSsSSfei fe-HkJ Uz^^rS SSS3& FjrlsS^rj wf^^M \^^fJ?s- Ie V °°P By T.V.HaZin SlJgg!L 0< J«Het Jones
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    Dinna Forget II Shows Best Form For Tomorrow
    1086 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By Forest Duke Is Favourite For St. Leger Now drawing away. He has been allotted 813. Never A Blank (8.10) has been working with gusto in his St. Legcr preparation. He has fully recovered from his slight mishap sustained during
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    29 12 Meeting. photo. SAMROIG (Patterson), winner of Race 7, being led in by co-owner Mr. Lim Keng Hor on Saturday, first day of the Singapore Turf Club's St. Leger Standard
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    S'pore Race Finishes
    8 12 PHOTOS BY CHOW KWAN YEE
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    TOFT'S WINNER
    28 12 TAMPEXIS Rovers beat S.RR.A. 1-0 in a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 3A league match olave^ at Farre: Park on Saturday. Gerald Toft scored the winning goal.
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    52 12 BADMINTON: Exhibitions at Singapore Badminton Stadium at 8.00 p.m. HOCKEY: SHA League, Div. 1. University of Malaya vs. SCC at Bukit Timah, Police vs. Latijf Wanderers at Thomson Road. SOCCER: Breweries Kampong League: Alexandra FT A" vs. Alexandra FT "B" at Breweries gro}ind. BILLIARDS: FARELF Cup open championships
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    CECELIA & CO BEGIN THE TEST FROM TONIGHT
    473 12  - CECELIA CO BEGIN THE TEST FROM TONIGHT JEFFERY JAMES By TONIGHT, and lor the next three nights, the truth mm I Cecelia and company are players good only within the boundar 11 oul Ll or like the men, they are conquerors, here and anywherr sof th «sr>JJ Malaya's badminton women
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    Piruz Absent But 'Trial' Goes On
    52 12 Piruz Absent But 'Trial' Goes On VI MF «»'«'-»lln.Mnrs *a* unablr 0 *S *"<li.irv ralleaViK? Huinnnton '> had I'l thr sut" 4 3 Thr t Juirnun aid r%« K(in I ...nu mjintnH tli'v had no( S ftu the a^ llls< 115v,.,l m#*dltil irrtirn uhi«h Pirn; put for^rii pr<»\,. hi> illness
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    126 12 THE Singapore Badminton Association >a.st niuht save an official dinner to all players participating in the international exhibitions opening at the Badminton Stadium tonight. The function, held at the Embassy Hotel, was well attended. SBA Vice-president. Dato C.J. Paglar. speak ing. said that full credit for making the exhibitioi possible
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