Singapore Standard, 25 November 1957

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    26 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 ?r ft m FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 24M SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1957 ]2 r\(,F> I") < KNT>
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    68 1 i I nmodate 51 Assemblymen— double present numlM r A government spoke.- man >:d Th Standard yesterdaj wand proof cubicles tay be built in Assembly Boose for interpret r d !r <°:\ .r.<z arransements would be n Um of those in the House of Commor rr.rr.T.t may either alter
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    363 1 PLOT TO KILL TITO WAS CANCELLED 12 MINS. TO ZERO HOUR M W YORK. Nov. (APi— Formrr counters Boris Morros sa>s a 19.").': Soviet secret police plot to assassinate President Tito was ranrrllrd only 1! minutes before the hour appointed for killing the Yugoslav Communist lr.i'l-r. Morros. writing in the
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    Lock icon Desperate Mac Bucks Wrath Of 6 Million To Beat Inflation
    260 1 Loss Of Votes The Pay-Off Will He Win Gamble Before Next Elections? LONDON, Nov. 24 (IT) Prime Minister Harold Macmillan has put his government's fate on the line €n a touch-and-go gamble to smash inflation before Britain's next general elections.
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    Lock icon IKE INVITES STEVENSON TO PARIS
    104 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 24 (Reuter) President Eisenhower wiii DCCas Mr. Adiai Stevenson, titular bead ol the Opposition Democratic Party, to accompany him to the NATO "summit" conference in Part] next month, administration sources said today. Mr. Stevenson, twice-de-feated Democratic presidential candidate, who agreed o become a
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    31 1 A 760-POUND sturgeon caught 111 t lie Azov Sea produced 130 pounds ol roe. Moscow Radio reported, it kl the biggest sturgeon cmufht within thf last five years. Reuter
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    295 1 WEST IRIAN DISPUTE HANGS ON ONE WORD MELBOURNE, Nov. 2i (Reuter)— lndonesia had intention ol' usin* force Ml West New Guinea unless m self-deleive, said the Indonesian Ambassador to Australia, Dr. A. v. Helmi, tonight. Dr. Helml was speaking in a television programme fai ivhicif he was interviewed by lour
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    101 1 Landlord System To Be Abolished TRIVANDRUM. Sou.h India. Nov. 24 (AFP) The Communist government of the Indian State of Kerala yesterday announced its dec.sion to abolish the system of landlords in the Sta,e. Tenants paying rent to landlords for l.a 1 a century will become the full owners of the
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    36 1 THE Earl of Drogheda. Lord Chairman of Committees and a Deputy Speaker in the House of Lords, died at his h"tne :n Cobham. Surrey, England on Friday aged 73, It was announced yesterday. Reuter
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    99 1 'ARIS, Nov 24 (AFP) France's bachelor Kirls yesterday donned their "Saint Catherine" bonnets many decorated with sputniXs and began a weekend of parties and dances aimed at finding a husband. On Monday, day of the patron saint of thr midinettes (seamstresses), the fashion houses of Paris
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    224 1 2nd BID TO SOLVE R.I. INTERNAL CRISIS JAKARTA. Nov. 24 (IP) Indonesia's Army Chief of Maff has ordered all regional military commanders to Jakarta for next week's "national reconstruction conference." Major General Abdul Haris Nasution also instructed them to oring advisers for the economic an,i
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    171 1 'EarthUngs Should Get Permission From Planets 3T. LOUIS. N< v. 24 (API A Washington attorney who Is a Student Ol -parr, said her*' n Friday ni?h r that earthlingi Arsl ought to get permisM^n frcm th< inhaoitants of other plan< I before landing on theflL The grandson ol Kaiser Wilnelm
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    273 1 Let Us Work Hand In Hand Kishi Urges The Federation KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Malaya and Japan should work hand in hand for the prosperity of Asia and for the maintenance of world peace, said the Prime Minister of Japan. Mr. Nobusuke Kishi (left), at the State banquet given in his
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    54 1 HONGKONG. Nov. 24 CUP) Yoirh delegates fnm AMan Commonwealth nation.-, will be arriving in Hongkong this week for a ten-day Seminar which w.ll be the first of its kind ever to be held. Eighteen A^ian delegates will attend -he conference representing youth of Malaya, Singapore.
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    30 1 PORK, on c Of the most widely eateri meats in China, will go on ration in Peking on Dec. 1, the capital's newspaper. Peking Daily reported yesterday.— Reuter
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    154 1 Technical Assistance To Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Nobusuke Ki.shl declared here today that his country Is prepared to grant technical assistance to Malaya if it is needed. Mr. Ki>hj. who had e&lilef arrived at Kuala Lumpur airport wa.s met by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and
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    276 1 —Tunku Tells Jap Premier KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Japan is the most advanced country in Asia and has shown to tin uorld what Asians can do and are capable of doinu and Malaya as a new nation is willing to learn from hrr. said Prime Minister
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    39 2 lf CJ For] Rich J Heal U \ljh K,,,:;, 1;- -,■.„„,..> •<■:-..' u so said: Cod I c >l has bead trolled by rJ ptttentediS he said. V Si on a&d •mciiitfcs v j L^e sax and
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    216 2 YOU WANT A CLEAN CITY? THEN I'M YOUR MAN FOR a better and cleaner city at the lowest cost, vote Labour Front, Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. an architect by profession, told a mass election campaign meeting at Shenton Way last night. Mr. ho, who |j contesting the River Valley
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    67 2 FILM actress Kasn i Booty (second from l«ti at the K I railway sta i on Saturday nijiht with h< t Malay classical troupe She will dance before the Japanese Prime Minis ter. Mr. N. Kishi. in thFederal Capital. comeback after a long al *ence
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    198 2 I KNOW WHAT YOU NEED -ME, HE SAYS MR. TAN HAI TONG, Liberal-Socialist Candidas for Kaliang Division in the City Council elections, told a campaign meeting last night that he had three important things to fulfil if elected. Mr. Tan. who has lived for more than 20 years in the
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    23 2 ISRAELI auth rilies have ■grwd bt ntan the tardH term worker k; ::..ippr<i on Tiuind^jr a Jordan Govrrnmeni spokesman said.- AFP
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    82 2 Two Leap To Safety From Blazing Shop KUALA KANGSAF Two al< -v from the firsi I low ol a sundry shop in ratani last night just before flames engulfed the le buildu ey were a shop assistant, Goh Choo Keow, 22, and a v i Chee Chiew. 15. They we:
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    19 2 Mi I! y trade fair at the Great W i ir, Kiang has been < for anothc; c,
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    194 2 Lawyer S to probe expenditure IPOH, Sun.— People's Progressive Party of Ma.a.va's representative to tIM Feciera'. I Legislative Count;!. Mr. D. R Seeoivatagan, today declined that he WOttU raise BlKftiflMU on Government's education policy, tHe Emergency Re?;, ationa and the extrnv;i .arr. Government expenditure In the Council. A statement iaWOd
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    67 2 ATHENS, Nov. 24, {UP) Unconfirmed reports said lodav that portly ex-King Farouk of Egypt and his diVOCC> od moom wiic. beat Uful Queen Narri MS, were planning a reeon.-i'.iation. The reports .saici Faro.:k and Narnnian. w'n I bore btflß son after he (i:\-orrci his. Bnt wife for
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    124 2 LONDON, Nov. 24 (A.P.) Princess Margarei has B'i--kingham Pala e offici;. turbed a^ain by her defiant display of indeiiorricme. Queen Elizabeth was dc bribed by the S Express Bf 'shocked** c^cctolly vten her younger pa r>n up Pa... e party la I v.'- .-.< in favour < f a
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      549 2 NOTICES WE are the owners, manufacturers and sole -distributors of TONIC CHOP GAJAH also known as STANDARD SARSAPARILLA BLOOD TONIC. We understand that false bottles of this tonic bearing counterfer. representations of our Trade Mark the "ELEPHANT AND MAN" are being sold in various parts of the Federation of Malaya.
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      268 2 NOTICES The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) In The High Court Of The Colony Of Singapore Island of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY No 65 Of 1957. Re A. AZIZ of No. 274-B, Princr PhiLp Avenue. Singapore, 3. Receiving Order made 12:h July. 1957. Date Of Order for Summary Administration 24th July. 1957.
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      17 2 WARNING! This Kid'll Kill You... With Laughs! IT'S JERRY LEWIS as "THE DELICATE DELINQUENT" A Paramount Picture
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      47 2 ANNOUNCEMES if WNTREE' Price Rettuctioi As from TODAY leodmg rctoil shops will be selling ROWNTREF S 2 OUNCE BARS of Chocolate of the H<>iluv<>€l priev of 30 cents per In"* Rowntree's Full Cream Milk Rowntrcc sM^ v Rowntrcc's Nut Milk Rownfrec Rowntrce's Plain York Ro nff ANN9WNCEM*
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    376 3 fees Probe Described As 'Ridiculous And Unfair* 'SPECIALISTS BEING DRIVEN INTO PRIVATE PRACTICE' GOVERNMENT'S probe into the question of specialist fees in the Singapore Medical Services will result in further resignations in the Department. The Standard was told yesterday. p nvate practitioners interviewed said
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    56 3 SI \s Trade Commissioner in Singap(u> Mr Baron Soetadi- w\ five a talk on -Trade relat.- M between Indonesia and Singapore" at U University of Malaya Arts Li r on Thursday, at 8 no p m. The talk, sponsor- the University of Malaya Economics Society,
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    30 3 THE Rafflgfl Society, one of the o'dest student societies in ■H Un-ve:--;*;.- of Malaya. whi h was dissolved at its "annual general meeting' on Nov. f hai boon resuscitated.
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    194 3 But 'Treasure' Is Yet To Be Discovered DIGGING operations atop Bukit Batok. reported in The standard last Monday, are continuing and the "hidden treasure" is yet to be found. Inder a blazing sun and the watchful eyes of two armed special constables,
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    116 3 Association Wants 'Food Ministry' the Hlngrrir*ir Coyntry Pcnple'l Assov-iation yesterday asked gOWmnMBt to devise a t\/.;r-yoar programme for rural development. The resolution was one of 14 passed by the association ■I its first annual general meeting at the Jalan Kayu rinema. It asked government to give priority to farm land
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    78 3 THE Singapore brarirh of the Internationa! Christian Leadership will hold a conference of Christian trade unionists at the YMCA auditorium in Orchard Road, at 8 p.m. on Friday. Mr. Chew Swee Kcr, chairBHBH of the 1.C.L., will lead a forum of three to discuss the role
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    28 3 MR. P. D. Goswani, chief accountant and secretary of Messrs. Gian Singh Co will leave Singapore today by the "Rajula" for a three-month holiday in India.
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    99 3 Chung Cheng C'ttee Decides: THE management committee of the Chung Cheng High School yesterday decided to appoint two principals in the school to replace Dr. Chuang Chu Lin. former principal now detained under a Banishment Order. The committee, after a two-hour meeting, also decided
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    52 3 A 15-YEAR-OLD girl, Chai Sew Yong, was yesterday stung by hornets and admitted to the Singapore General Hospital. She was among a group of picnickers who were attacked by the hornets Two others, Ng Kim Peow and Tan Geok Tee, who were also stung, were treated
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    24 3 FIRE gutted a store stacked with bean shells in Somapah Road. Singapore, at dawn yesterday. Damage is estimated at $1,500,
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    151 3 KL ALA LUMPUR, Sun. City status for Kuala Lumpur originally planned to be bestowed next January is being held up. The Government does not know whether to bestow city status on Kuala Lumpur as capital of the Federation or as capital of Selangor
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    144 3 New School To Relieve Shortage A CHINESE school, to be run on the lines of Catholic high schools, wii! be opened at Siglap View in January, 1938. The school, to be known as the Maria Stella High School, will be housed temporarily at St. Stephen's building, Siglap. It is founded
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    72 3 MR. AND MRS. Alex Lee, of Butterfly Avenue. Singapore, had a pleasant surprise yesterday. The couple were greeted early in the morning by a Kent Hua in full bloom in their garden. This flower, according to Chinese legend, opens only in the presence of an
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      342 3 ANNUAL STOCK TAKING SALE BEGINS TODAY BIGGER OLDER ARGAINS EVER OUR FAMOUS DRESS MATtRIALS BAR(iAI\ COUNTERS FOR I $1/-, $1.25, $1.50, $1.80 $2.50 I'sual j Price Now FOR LADIES Shirt Blouses Sport Shirts 7.5n up IJUI up Linen Cotton Jeans A. s;j 1( rts e5O U p 3W» up Linen
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    290 4 PASSENGER rm UP IN SPITE INCREASE IN p KUALA I.IMPIK, v ii; j earnings for last year u. r record, and $9,850,000 mon Those :.j e refetle J the Kailway Ain Ml r. )2 per cent increase in total revenue tonnage of goods convej -i rease
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    233 4 Ong Back From ILO Meeting At New Delhi KUALA LUMPUR, Sun —Compulsory arbitration or voluntary negotiation? This was a point of controversy at the International Labour Conference at New Delhi, said the Federation Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, who arrived back here today from the conference. Mr. Ong
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    122 4 New Road Cuts Trip By 170 Miles TRIANG, Sun. Vehicle* from here bound for Singapore need no longer travel via Bentong. The new Tiiang Bahau road, which W opened to traflic today CUtl BOme 170 miles the previous 37u mile Journey. The new road, which Is one section o: the
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    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two hundred Chinese recruits —the biggen group ever will graduate from the Federal Police Depot on Dec. 14. Included In this ftrtjni out ceremony will ho it women Police Inspector? The Polirc Commissioner, Mr. \v. l r. Carbonell, will take the salute at
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    73 4 Mr. and Mrs. Chai Fook Hin after their marriage at the Registrar's office in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The groom is the second son of the late Mr. Chai Choon and Mrs. Chai. The bride is the former Miss Sally Ng Soon Eng, eldest daughter of Mr. and
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    368 4 IPOH, Sun. The Alliance suffered a severe setback when its candidate, Mr. Yap Yin Fah, 35, a miner and Perak State Alliance Party Whip, was defeated by lawyer D. R. Seenivasa^am, of the People's Progressive Party of Malaya, in the "key" Federal by-election for
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    116 4 Farmers' Role In Economy SINGAPORE farmer? contribute a great part to the standard of living of the people in the Colony, Mr. M. P. D. Nair. Assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary, said yesterday. Mr. Nair. who was .spcakins at the prize-giving ceremony during the agricultural tr at Ihe Via
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    88 4 WOMEN >:j dents of the I":..- Q) ;:y of lalaj I IN Ifonn an exclusive orgar.izat:on of :h(,r c\r. Chairman of the pro-tem committee, Mfcw Neela -::igam. >aici- "We hop*.- able to In llde in the a> tivities of the proposed society, i oursc in
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    25 4 UNDER-PRIVILEGED children in the Eh:kit Tmiah area v:\.l be given a Christmai treat by thp B;:k;t T;rrah Vouth Cub during :he Vuletide ieason.
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    27 4 The club i< at prcs< rit < lo^tin^ funds for tnc treal and the proceeds from thr.r annual dan< o this year w.-il] help to swell the collections.
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    94 4 spel'ia: Sullivan Q) I |M of St. Andrew's a. i S1 :< sfhoois \v;:l he c! C Centre, Cai nin| I pm. from De< lft v 21 The open, 'The Pirates of Per./ar The first Bf kin I to be produced by a Tickets at
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    27 4 WITH i r« from Thuwday, the Kota Bharu branch oAce of the I). Revenue will move Sur\« B ding in Jalan Hot* pita. K Bl
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    52 4 The dance at the Fraser it Neave or D« high .^h: a fashion show and g :est art, The s. tar Band will be In attendance. Ti keti M bUinable from the Cathay an I i I and from Mi:: j i 72 Hi^h Srron, at S p.
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      584 4 Standard cd&lmancic Information at a Glance t:nn o-i M floor' 1 Ipacti HlgM: 4 4". m •> 5.00 p.m. 2M30 I.' TIKVItVADrtDC Bodybuildini weight lif::r.g and 44.i m. to n 2:^ Mi 11 fi.i T* f^V^^^^"^ B shadow boxing exhibition 7.30 n to 4. -4 Wifa^mVi TIME AND TIDE .i
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    597 5 Zodiac Siqns for this Hour Hand )W m;.:.v lave tVtl Hwnajhl of \ho paramount importance of a zodiac Kate* ObH Uh i.vr, of pajsj and women aro df.Vined and niW by the silent hands of the dock? industry (in Germany) has incorporated this aspect of life, by proPPCI Wmfai HdbK
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    249 5 AH ME HNUT' Burmese Beef Curry r add to your list recipes, we haw this week the Burnr.c H beef curry and M.s. Lay Maung, wife of the Burmese Vice-Con ;1 has supplied us ::s recips which s:. <i ions t rated in JfcpMl ar at the Ami
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    162 6 almost every known general of the British Army having published his memoirs and, in most cases, having revealed himself to be a backbiting garrulous jackass, it seems to me to be an occasion to sum up what leads to success in military life. In the British Army in the early
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      504 6 HILE British generals are blaming one another :■>•: the 1942 fiasco in Malaya as a result of the publ 'ati i f the official history of the war against Ja )an. n r >:her threat of war is being fanned in S a t Asia. Indonesia
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      433 6 'J'HERE arc five very disappointed young men in S:n~npo:e 1 May. Having trained to become aviation pilots and having qualified by passing their p:\ i::r.;nary tests and completing 40 flying hours. have bad thek hopes of becoming fully-fledged fliers badly "grounded" because the Government CMMOt BMHH up its
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    628 6  -  Patrick O'Donovan WASHINGTON r VHE Americans ore A being told again ayid again tfcflj they are in danger, that never before in their history have they jaced a potential fating Mritk such unpreparcdr.ess and hMdCQIMCy o/ ar;ius. It must be serf that they are taking the MM experience
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    563 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA By \Y HAT strange things are being done in Malaya in the name of Democracy! The Board of Trustees of the Singapore Improvement Trust, when they meet next month, are to decide whether persons who are not Singapore citizens should be barred
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    862 6 HOW TO GET ON. LONDON CORNER and ultimately a good general They laid down a scheme of promotion which was captured fairly early on in the war. It did not receive as wide a scale of distribution as it might have done on this side of the Channel possibly for
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    119 6 Shorts from the Talks The Lesser Tyranny "I WOULD rather the c -x nanism of the Joint family that the communism of the sociological doctrinaire ur the civil servant or the military dictator. Th^re ki ]c s of n. And :t > a thins to root a society :n tho
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    175 7 MI- Ni-i-tor. Nov. 24 (AP) One -.lid civilians were killed and ruled in a dash between soldiers the Syrian tm I of Deir Es Zor, accord--i trolled Kamallah radio station monitored here. Vdaa broadcast alleged that Syrian troops •■>..'•. Syrian civilians »tratiny against what Ramallah called "the proSoviet policy
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    38 10 MELBOURNE. Xov 24 (Router) Barry Warren won the Australian amateur ■Oil championship here ye.-ter-day defeating Brute Devlin three and one in the final. Warren reached the semifinal last year and was run-ner-up In 1955.
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