The Straits Times, 4 November 1951

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    27 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition of The Strait* Timea Singapore Free Press No. 848. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    DEATH TO MOSSADEQ CRY
    285 1 Mob gives Red salute in Teheran TEHERAN, Saturday. A CROWD of 10,000 Persians roared "Death to Mossadeq" in a demonstration here yesterday which ended in Communist salutes and cries of "Long live Russia". A thousand armed police tried to keep order m a dusty square on
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    Governor is ill
    44 1 A SEVERE attack of influenia hat canted ifc* Governor, Sir Franklin Cimson, to cancel all pubik engagements in tfce immediate future. A Government House statement last night said: "The Governor has been confined to hit room for the past few days."
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    ANOTHER 4 REDS KILLED
    89 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. PUR bandits were killed, two wounded, one suspect captured and one bandit surrendered yesterday and today and 15 bandit camps were found, it was "officially stated Jiere today. A Chinese who walked out of a home in the Batu Gajah area with a
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    500 were weighed & judged
    229 1 500 were weighed judged DAIN 1 tears and wet diapers combined to dampen spirit* at the first judging day of the International Baby Showin aid of the C.V.M.A. clubhouse fund at the Katong Convent. Singapore, yesterday. The General Hospital nurses in charge of weighing and measuring the 500 "little dividends''
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    CIVIL DEFENCE: NO PLANS
    631 1 And no equipment CINCAPORE S plans for civil defence are practically non-existent, even though it was decided to establish a permanent civil defence force early in 1949. The Civil Defence chief, Brigadier E. Le E. Davies, who resigned last week because of Government procrastination, d^c'ined to
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    20 burnt to death in but
    49 1 TOKYO, Sat. TWENTY people were burned to death and ten seriously Injured when a Japanese passenger bus caught flre today at Shlkoku Island, off Japan's eastern seaboard. The bus caught fire from its engine, trapping all but 10 of the 40 passengers. Reuter.
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    C-G is back
    23 1 The Commissioner-General^ Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. accompanied by Mrs MacDonald, returned to Singapore yesterday after a brief visit to Bangkok.
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    Last parcels
    41 1 The latest dat e for sending Christmas parcels to tht United Kingdom, by matt i* Tuesday, the Director Of Posts, Malaya. Mr W. A. Cooper, said last night. No parcel will be accepted after 6 p.m. on that day.
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    500 at dinner
    30 1 Five hundred people were present at the fourth anniversary dinner of the Hua Keow Mutual Help Association held last night at the association's premises In Delhi Street.
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    Dr. Schacht says 'I was impressed'
    134 1 JAKARTA, Sat. T*HE German financial exX pert. Dr. H Jala mar Schacht. left Indonesia today after three months' stay during which he studied financial and economic conditions at the Invitation of the Indonesian Government. Dr. Schacht was seen off at the airport by officials
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    King Kong draws
    36 1 After absorbing terrific punishment in the second and third rounds of hl« six-round wrestling bout with Oeorff Pencheffat the Happy world last night, Klnr Kong mad* a good recovery to draw with Pencheff.
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    95 in Sydney
    31 1 SYDNEY. Sat.— Sydney today had the hottest November day since 1948 with temperature* reaching 95 degrees More than 60,000 Sydneysidart went to the harbour and ocean beaches.— A.P.
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    Women tell of Suez terror
    160 1 LONDON, Saturday. IUI EMBERS of a party of 61 British wives who arrived with their 1()6 children after evacuation from the Suez Canal Zone today said that Egyptian terrorists smashed into their homes and looted and burned their furniture. The party travelled to London by
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    C-in-C due back today
    57 1 THE Commander-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces, Gen. Sir Charles Kelghtley, Is due in Singapore today by air after a visit to the United Kingdom during which he attended a conference of Com-manders-in-Chief of the British Army and witnessed manoeuvres. Sir Charles Is due to fly to
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    PACT WITH COCOS 'KING'
    50 1 The Australian High Commissioner in Britain, Mr. T. W. White, signed an agreement in London on Friday with Mr. John Clunies Ross, "King" of the Cocos islands. for the sale of 340 acres for an island airport. Arbitration will determine thje price to be paid.— Reuter.
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    U.S. TIN MISSION DUE ON TUESDAY
    128 1 'pHE five-man American tin mission which left Washington three daya ago to study Malayan tin production and marketing methoda will arrive In Singapore on Tuesday. The mission, which has been invited her* br tM Federation Government anB Britain will spend two weeks observing at
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    'Ghost' noises scare Radio Malaya staff
    263 1 THE staff of Radio Malaya say they havt heard weird 1 noises in the new broadcasting station in Thomson Road, Singapore, after it has closed for the night. And some people blame— ghosts. A sharp noise, almost like the slamming of a door, breaks
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    No one to meet Hamilton
    315 1 No one to meet Hamilton AN 18-year-old American tennis star, one of the world's sports celebrities, arrived at Kallang Airport yesterday unnoticed by Singaporeans. Officials of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association «ere not aware of his arrival and no one was at the airport to meet him. He was Hamilton
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    U.S. AID HAS BROKEN HUKS
    48 1 MANILA. Sat. United States Ambassador Myron M. Cowen told the Manila Overseas Press Club la:t night that American aid to the Philippines has been "put to good use" and the Republic's armed forces have "broken the back" of the Communist Huk movement. —UP.
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    THE BYGONE MOSQUITO BUSES: HONKING HORRORS
    1393 2  - THE BYGONE MOSQUITO BUSES: HONKING HORRORS R.J. FARRER By am. g. THE Tramway Company's failure to fulfil its djty of carrying the public forced us to represent (uridcr the ordinance governing their activities) their failure to Government. A Commission was appointed which produced a f.ituous report, not *>«•■ a mouse
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    Countryman's Journal
    783 2 SUNDAY. Oct. 28. A FEW mornings ago the Tuan had a hunch to go botanising in the belukar at the back of the Dusun. He had to reopen his usual track, as it was rather overgrown. The first object he met, at eye level, was a small bunch
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    A WORD IN WINSTON'S EAR
    111 3 "YES, my dear, what 1 that?" Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's Prim* Minister, seems to ask hat wife as he turns an ear to her shortly after th* Conservative victory in the General Election. But the Prime Minister told his jubilant party members shortly afterwards: There
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    'Mr. Lee' wins the big prize—stays SO calm
    681 3 'Mr. Lee' wins the big prize— stays SO calm Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. CORTUNE-WINNER Mr. Lee took the cheque for $19t,250 first priic in the second Welfare Lottery looked up seriously and said "You know I bought another ticket the same time as this one and it
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    Rubber prices
    170 3 TTHE Singapore rubber mar- ket was very quiet yesterday, featuring narrow fluctuations around Friday's closing levels. The reserved attitude of sellers was again in evidence, but a moderate turn-over was recorded. The market closed quiet with price positions unchanged except for lower grades which moved up fractionally on
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    TIN: $470 7/8 A PICUL
    12 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Not I.— $470', (down US).
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    Students at U.N. lecture
    63 3 Senior students from Raffles Girls' School and Serangoon English School and their teachers were among those present when Mr. Joseph Rogatnlck rounded up the series of lectures on the United Nations at the exhibition In the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Mr. Rogatnick was a member of
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    HORNBLOWER ACTOR IS IN MALAYA
    153 3 HORNBLOWER ACTOR IS IN MALAYA A MAN who took the part of a gun captain in the film, "Capt. Horatio Hornblower, R.N.," and who stands in for Gregory Peck, is at present serving with the Malayan Scouts. He is Capt. Jock Easton, M.C., aged 39, of London, now stationed at
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    New Board members
    67 3 Tuan Sheikh Haji Shazli Osman has been appointed a member of the Muslim Advisory Board by the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, for the term Oct. 22 this year to Sept. 30, 1953. in place of Tuan Sardon Haji Jubir who has resigned. Tuan Syed Mohamed bin Alkaff
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    Assizes tomorrow
    20 3 The November session of the Singapore Assizes opens in the High Court tomorrow, Mr. Justice Fletcher Rogers presiding.
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    Buddhist service
    39 3 IPOH, Sat. Several hundred Buddhists, including Buddhist school choirs, will take part In a special service In commemoration of the death of Rev. Fa Oong Ta Shoo at the Sam Po Thong Temple In Gopeng road tomorrow.
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    CLAIMS TRIAL ON $500 CHARGE
    56 3 Don Dharmasena of Jalan Besar claimed trial in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $500 belonging to the United Chinese Bank in Chulia Street on Oct. 26. The case was postponed' to Nov. 6. Dharmasena was
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    Navy volunteer plan is welcomed
    188 3 gENIOR Naval officers In Singapore yesterday welcomed the proposal to establish a Pan-Malayan naval volunteer reserve force. Bins establishing such a reserve will be introduced at this month's meetings of the Singapore and Federal Legislative Councils. Vloa Admiral Sir Guy RuaMll, C-ln-C Far East Station,
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      304 3 1 THE RADIO! WEEKLY THE RADIO WEEKLY has now appeared for I the first time- in its new a dress. Handier in size for quick I reference its pages are now 10 inches by 7 inches I —the new RADIO WEEK- j I LV has a four-colour cover i on
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    THE LAW AND TOU
    436 4 By a lawyer QUERIES tola w««k Include the following: AM 1 km mum TO A fWj. MOWTMy r AT BSSULT Of ILLNESS BY A OOWOEBCaAL CULM WHICH BOLOTBD ME AS A 1 tTlgl WAS Of HOSPITAL actaw w m grotmd motk> if m» duwtiam it wefcM
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    I was scared by the fireflies
    695 4  -  BERNARD WICKSTEED say* WHAT did y*o do last night? HI bet H wm awthJßi Hke the waj 1 spent my last SatwtUj in Malaya. Ma 1 Platoon of "A" Company of tba Royal Weat Kenta net an ambush by a river croavnc at Trolak,
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    Bottom of the world —4 hours down
    518 4 Bottom of the world 4 hours down Sunday Tiaaes Science Orrespoßießts REPORTS from the Danish research ablp Galathea, in the Pacific, reveal that man has at last reached the bottom of the world and found that life goes on there under a pressure equal to a thousand atmospheres. When the
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    AIRBORNE VARIETY FOR THE RAF
    167 5 AIRBORNE VARIETY FOR THE RAF Changi team off on concert tour "y WO planes of the Royal Air Force in Singapore will next week leave on their first tour of "Operation Entertainment." The aircraft will carry a strong force of R.A.F.-W.R.A.F. entertainers. Tour No. 1 will take t ration and
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    LINDA, KENNETH & CECILIA
    67 5 LINDA, KENNETH CECILIA Shc-and-a-fcalf-montfi-oM Llndt Dunphif it weighed by imrM, Mht B. Daly, at the International Baby Shew yttttrday. Fiftecn-monrh-old Cecilia, from the Convent of Hie Holy Infant |esus, is held up by a sister from the Convent while being weighed by Miss Daly. Sunday Times picture*. A howl of
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    Co-operatives lost $7,924 last year
    154 5 THE ANNUAL GENERAL meeting of the Singapore Co-operative Stores was yesterday postponed rill Nov. 10 at there was no quorum. In his annual report, the chairman of the Society, Mr. D. Sid dons, criticised members for not using the cooperative shop. Yesterday, when asked by
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    Poppy Day Fund
    19 5 The Chairman of the Poppy Day Fund, Mrs. V. O. Batn, yesterday announced donations totalling $2,950.
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    LAND FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    230 5 LAND FOR FIRE VICTIMS THE Singapore Joint Relief Organisation yesterday decided to accept from Government 18 acres of land along Kolam Ayer for housing fire victims of the Kampong Bugis disaster. The organisation, in agreeing to a lease of 30 years asked Government for compensation should a lease renewal be
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    Woman denies stealing pram
    82 5 MARIAM binte Yosoff, 43, claimed trial in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing a pram and tricycle at Changl Road on Oct. 29. She pleaded guilty to a second charge of stealing a mattress and a raincoat valued at $40 belonging
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    WOMAN ADMITS AIDING LOTTERY
    49 5 Chan Tan Tong, a 68-year-old woman, admitted in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that she assisted in the management of a chap-Ji-kl lottery at Tiwary Street on Friday when she was arrested. She was released on bail of $3,000 pending sentence on Nov. 10.
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    Police Lieut, fined $10
    68 5 A police lieutenant, F. J. Devalle ,of the Federation Police Force, pleaded guilty in the Singapore Third Court yesterday to a charge of refusing to produce his warrant card. He was fined $10. Mr. Peter Ball, A.SP., prosecuting, said Devalle was arrested by Police Lt. A.
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    2 gaoled for 'savage, violent assault'
    232 5 TWO Indians Karta Singh and Sundar Singh, tried in the Singapore Assize Court for the murder of a compatriot, Dayal Singh, in Aljunied Road on May 19. this year, were found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced to seven years'
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    Jail for $10 bribe
    93 5 T. MAMCKSAMY. a 53--year-old shop assistant, who went to the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to put up bail for a friend, was himself sentenced to six months' imprisonment for offering a $10 bribe to R V. Subhan, a court interpreter. Subhan was preparing a bail
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    A EUROPEAN DECK PASSENGER
    1271 6  - A EUROPEAN DECK PASSENGER J. W. Goodwin East Coast Odyssey: Voyage to Kuantan By "RUT you cant do thatT' my friends all told me. They said it with the desperate air of people who, having failed in every appeal to reason, were making a final effort to prevent me letting
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      621 6 NUCH is being said about Aw Dl If V evitable mad-slinging, is the "a Malayan culture." Al- identification of the new most alone among the major PI/DD prime minister with "warcountries of the world, ■»»#Bs»»«eT mongering." Indeed, a week Malaya owns nothing ol relying on the excellent **°v wh< i
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    Their playground is the gutter
    1265 7  - Their playground is the gutter KATHLEEN HICKLEY WHAT IS HAPPENING TO OUR CHILDREN* I By This it the first of a series of articles on the Most Important People In Malaya our children. In their hands lies the key to the future but what kind of future can be moulded
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    It's plentiful and so good for you
    492 7  -  MARIE GOUGH Cookery corner by PSH Is good for you— and It U plentiful. Steam It, fry It. bake It, grill it— Or try oat the following recipes. HALIBUT STEAKS IN MILK SIEVE together a teacupful of flour and a dash of pepper
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      77 7 THE NEXT ARTICLE M (XT week KitSl.au Hlcfclsy writes Hie second article in •his series "He Child Slaves Of Singapor ana* discletas facts afceat proirltutlo* ami I juvenila laao«r Bhar wIM tar yoaj laNtlsig. In a fortnight's time the seorlight wMI t|»X sW^r^ aW turn on tewnaa in Hie FedaraHon.
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    THE DANGERS OF EXCESS FAT
    1024 8  - THE DANGERS OF EXCESS FAT NESTA PAIN RrSn^T^^S |T is a mysterious fact which science cannot explain that two people can live on almost exactly the same diet, and yet one will grow fat and the other remain thin. This is borne out by casual observation, for it is by
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    FORGIVE & FORGET
    703 8 FORGIVE FORGET Jane Lee's 'Human Casebook' J am a Chinese girl of 16 and still at school. Last year I met a boy of 20 and wt fell In lovs. We are both Inclined to be Jealous. I made him refuse other dates and he expected me to do the
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    RADIO MALAYA SHIFTS AT 11 P.M.
    264 9 From Cathay to new home DEAD on tii« stroke of 1 1 tonight, Radio Malaya will play its last record from Cathay Building. Listeners will hear tht strains of "Cod Save th« King.' 1 For tomorrow will see the completion of the radio station's
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    H.M.S. KENYA COMMANDER FOR'THE GULF'
    121 9 THE commander of the cruiser HMS Kenya, at present at Singapore Captain T. E Podger. R.N.. will be leaving next week to take up his new appointment as Senior Naval Officer in the Persian Oulf. He will be captain of the frigate HMS WUdgoose Captain
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    Cook stole 2 kisses: fined
    85 9 *X)R two stolen kisses, an Indian cook, Nanaylal Pottilal, had to pay a fine of $50 In the Singapore Second Police Court. Pat'ah binte Jamail. 23. told the magistrate. Mr. R. B. L Pates, that on Oct. 24 at 11.40 a.m., Nanaylal ambraced her from
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    Had 3 tins of opium, jailed
    88 9 WHEN a party of police searched Llm Kirn Hwee, 37, in Chulla Street on Oct. 26, they found cigarettes wrapped In a newspaper and three tins of opium, it was stated In the Singapore Third District Coart yesterday. Lim pleaded guilty to a charge
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    SARDON GETS U.S. GRANT
    38 9 Inche Sardon bin Haji Jublr, former Singapore Legislative Councillor and president of the Singapore branch of the Malay Union. wIU be Tinting the united States early next year under a UJ. leader grant awyd.
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    LATECOMER LOSES BAIL
    54 9 DLEADINO guilty to a charge of fighting in publlo, Ragblr Singh and Oheong Choon were each fined $10 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Cheong, who attended court late forfltted his $30 bail The magistrate. Mr. H. B. Livingstone, said he did not believe Cheong'a excus*
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    Anniversary play
    44 9 The Singapore Stage Club's nfth anniversary production, Somerset Maugham's "Home And Beauty," will be staged at the Victoria Theatre early next month. The cast Includes Annette More as Victoria; Betty Alken, Dorothy Mathii, Dewl Davlea, Edward Mathls. Vernon Margrore and BsteTla Shepherd.
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    PATSY IS FEELING NEGLECTED
    189 9 Sh« want* somt questions pRtQy t ||Fye^r.oW Party Pan«otf >ifc by a telephone iiK holirs i day juat waiting for Idmeone to ring her up and ask her questions but nobody does. Or at least they don't ask the right questions. Patsy la one of th»
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    The Astons get 21-gun salute
    120 9 The Astons get 21 -gun salute PENANG, Sat. A 21 -GUN salute was fired by HMS DampLr lying In the roads aa the P. and O. llnei Canton steamed out of Pttnans harbour this evenihg with tne reWrlni Penang on board. Four Vampire Jeta from the RAP. three Tiger Moths
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    Cupid's world tour ends in Colony
    233 9 IT was love at firs* sight, followed by a round-the-world pursuit and then final surrender that led a Filipino couple to the Singapore Marriage Registry yesterday. The actors in the movie-like courtship were Dr. Francisco Donato, assistant medical director of St. Joseph Hospital in
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    TO BE READY IN A WEEK
    57 9 rpHE first Beaver aircraft for tht Federation feeder air service has made a successful hour-long teat flight over Kallang Airport. Singapore. Capt. Roger Mollard, Managing Director of Malayan Airways, who watched the flight, told the Straits Times that after a week of familiarisation flight
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    Military medal for medical orderly
    90 9 Military medal for medical orderly COR attending to his section commander, while under heavy bandit fire in the Kulim area on Aug. 7, a medical orderly. Private R. Hoi I. of the Ist Battalion the Manchester Regiment, has been awarded the Military Medal. Pte. Holt 'a gallant and efficient conduct
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    HEBRON CHAPEL
    29 9 The Rev. L. Cornwell will speak on "Shadow and the Substance" at 5.30 p.m. today at Hebron Chapel. Sislap. The talk will be followed by communion service.
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    Licence lost
    56 9 Barkatall bin Shalk Hussein, a Singapore rice retailer In Syed Alwl Road, had his licence cancelled and fined $750 for removing 14 baga 61 rice without the permission of the Food Control Office. Food Control Inspector, Mr. Eu Klan Teck, saw Barkatall moving 27 bags of rice in
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    22 10 MR. MRB. FRANCIS JANSEN thank all friends and relatives for their valuable presents and attendance at thrlr wedding on t0. 10.81.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 10 IN MEMOR IAM IN LOVING memory or late Mr. Cbandranathan Charles Daniels, Lay Render. Born 17th August, 1887. died Nov. 4th. 1950. "May his soul rest in peace" by his beloved wife, children and frandchildi en
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      The road to victory
      241 10 AFTER nearly 41 months of Communist terrorism, our rulers have at last realised the need for a supreme commander to lead the fight against Malaya's enemies. Belated, but nevertheless welcome. However, we shall be fooling ourselves if we think that the formation of a super high
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      Fears
      295 10 /COMPLETE success will be just around the corner when the frightened squatter, the cagey town-dweller, and the threatened tapper and mine worker awaken to the fact that their future happiness and their children's happiness depend upon the victory of the anti-Communist forces, and accordingly decide to cooperate with those
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    The old Chinese traditions are dying out
    964 10  -  LIAU NYOK OI By TRADITIONS die hard, but the customs of the Chinese, which have been handed down from generation to generation, are rapidly disappearing much to the dismay of the orthodox and conservative. But the diehards, clinging desperately to the old ways,
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    THE DISAPPEARING CUSTOMS
    24 10 A Cnmcte family in Singapore rolls up jots paper for a celebra tion But, gradually, tic cd customs are fading away
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    SCUPPER, FISHING DOG
    533 10  -  Attenborough By YOU may have heard of a film coming to Malaya soon called "La Rue de Chat gui Peche or "The Street of the Fishing Cat," You may not have met a fishing cat, but the other day I met a fishing dog! He is a
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    C.Y.M.A. is impertinent, says Professor Silcock
    727 11 PROFESSOR T. H. Silcork, replying yesterday to last Sunday's challenge by the Catholic Young Men's Association, denied that he had ever claimed any "medical authority" or made any "sweeping medical statements" about family planning. He said: "Statistical evidence (quoted, for example, in the recent
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    PENANG INDIAN EXPORTER LEAVES
    49 11 PENANG. Sat.— Mr M L Khandelwal, a leading exporter In Penang, sailed for Calcutta today on board the Eastern Queen. He was entertained at a tea party by prominent lighter owners, among whom were Mr. A S. Md. Mydln and Mr T. M. Shaik Mohammed.
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    Tournament put off
    25 11 PENANG, Sat.— The Poppy Day Tennis Tournament arranged by the Penang Lawn Tennis Association for tomorrow has been posponed io next Sunday.
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    Fishing methods may improve
    255 11 pAPTAIN WILLIAM Liston, veteran Clydeside skipper, will arrive in Malaya shortly to streamline the fishing industry on the North-West coast of Malaya. His particular task is to show Malay fishermen how to catch Ikan Kembong or Ikan Temenong, which are similar In size to the Clyde
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    The girl with the perfect lips
    158 11 CIX months age, Mrs. Leslit Ward, known as the Cirl with the Perfect Lips, arrived in Singapore to join her husband, who is on the staff of the CommissionerGeneral. Yesterday she was buried at Bidadari Cemetery, after a short illness. In order to ioln
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    Bankrupt a second time
    59 11 J. P. R. De Unt, who wa? adjudicated a rr'-n-^t for the second time on Friday and whose liabilities amount to $3 366. was ordered by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High Court to pay $50 monthly to his creditors. Silva, will
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    Man who returned
    35 11 PENANG, Sat.— Charged with returning to Malaya after he had been banished, Urn Leong Hwa, alias Leong Chee, was refused bail by the Penang First Magistrate, Mr D. C. I. Wernham. today.
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    Cops and robbers in the Kampong
    316 11 Cops and robbers in the Kampong New Malayan film h hush, hush' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. rE Malayan Film Unit will be on "location" for its first fiction story and most ambitious production a 7,000-foot "cops and robber*" feature on Monday, which might prove a real moneyspinner. The leading roles will
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    The world's best pictures They're still British
    296 12 The world's best pictures They're still British DRITISH FILM PRODUCTIONS take 0 an uneonscion*bl* tim* to die Economist* and financier* cor tlnu*lly pronouncing tn« body d—4Th 4 obrp**. how*T*r •Ofl *bofy rem»rlcable slfn* of Uf*. I thffit II *Jwmys will Today, British studios are tu joint out tewer film* thaa
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    FICKLE FANS
    568 12  -  JOHN BEHAGUE Pictur* paradm by UOW astonishingly fickle, surprisingly iMking In taste, and quite, quite devoM of any »wt of intelligent appreciation mm you are. That k my anew* to tha Awans of film f^n,. who hava wrf*H« to m; ani -cco.t^ ma thlt bat wa«k, followlnj my
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    Soot the stars
    93 12 ANEW "Spot Th* Star" competition this week, film fan* If. a compodte pictur* mt tm w«il-kn«wn Hollywood acton. Can yon spe* tfaemt Mavi your answeiw to "Sp«« KW Star", Sunday Tine*. Sing apor«, to reach not later than Thursdfc morninf Caah prize* wnl b« awarded th* first
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    188 13 This week the Sunday Times devotes \H camera competition page to the unusual... balloons, parachutes, eggs and firemen Prizes of five dollars each have been awarded. The pictures editor says, let's have more of these out-of-the-ordinary photographs. Too many of you »re concentrating on sunshine and shadow,
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      204 13 Lhj LnJ l^i Livi ip& /US FORE.ST RANGER HAVEL \f NNO,SUH.'7'-c'-*AV'r>^SS TH' 1 I THAT'S IT'S *H I -f E > "PfrSfrkZ!,'^ ORDERS TO EXT^RHIMATC. '^TRUTH/r-SHKCUVCMSHZR J aA > TUP A'CCMIN .O!i > W^J > AU. WOLVCA IN THESE. HILLS. Vo/?Z> SV£ WARN T A WQJ-F < Mlfl^ <T lL?lL
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    AUSTRALIAN VIEW OF POLL RESULT
    891 14  -  MASSEY STANLEY Casey may see hit old friend, Winston ChurchM By CANBERRA, Sat. A RECENT visitor to Singapore may lv the first Dominions Minister to greet Mr". Winston Churchill upon his restoration to Downing Street. Australia's Ministei for External Affairs, Mr. R. G. Casey, is
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    An M.P.- candidate meets his Waterloo
    904 14  -  BEVERLEY BAXTER by M.P. NOT vtry long ago 1 described my journey through Europe, together with such comment* at occurred to me at the time. In the past few week* I took to the road again, but nearer home. A* you are aware, a
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    The restless spirits of Marshbrook
    1547 15  - The restless spirits of Marshbrook S.M.P. Bartlett-Harris By AN extensive cattle ranch set amidst the cool undulations of the highveldt of Mashonaland, Southern Rhodesia; a homestead slumbering in the mauve of iacarandas and the liquid shadows of silver oak and syringas. Nothing to haunt one save the distant lowing of
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    She spent 234 days in lost world
    415 15 She spent 234 days in lost world THE long sleep of Miss Betty ftants In the Cronshaw Ward of Raddlfle Infirmary, Oxford, England, has ended. After 234 days the has come back from a world the will never describe, never remember— the lost world of total unconsciousness. She began her
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      785 16 FOR YOU FOR ALL CANCER (Jun. *1 J«L CAPRICORN (Dec. U 20). Disputes A ".^.J? f**J±a Jan. 19) Important to Uinty early in week will b« J*"^ f J? 4^T d^! concentrate on car*«r and prelud. to some worthwhlU but don't debate too far general progress. Something success on Saturday.
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    The astonishing story of the 'lost' war brides inside Russia
    1013 17  - The astonishing story of the 'lost' war brides inside Russia MacLEOD Crazy Headline —by RUSSIA'S Secret Police *re bow ready to close their thick dossiers on the case of the Soviet War Brides one of the most shameful episodes in the history of Anglo-Soviet post-war relations. That Is the meaning
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      589 17 'Hail And Farewell by Radio Malaya F$ tonight's Radio Tomorrow's short story In will b e under the direction the series "A Tale To Tell." of Serf c Krish, Standford Theatre at 8 0 clock, *t ,10.15 pm. Is "Oretchens Sobtoson and Ra e Jenkins there is radio adap- %J
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    Some good work by the 'Specials, but....
    987 18  -  Manning Blackwood "THE enthusiasts had a wonderful time on Sunday evening after the Cap hill-climb boiling the oil out of me because I once said that I thought the day of the hybrid "special" was over in Malayan motor racing. They quoted the
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    The man mountain makes a come-back
    356 18  -  TONY HORSTEAD By LONDON. rvOES anybody know of a food reet home for a working journalist? I have Just spent a day with the Human Mountain Primo Camera, no less. My troubles started when I pot out my right arm to shake hands. Th
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    WEST INDIES WORRIED BY COLIN McCOOL
    225 18 BRISBAN, Sat QUEENSLAND spin bowler CoU« McCool. passed over by the Australian selectors for the firs* Test next week, was mainly responsible for Queensland bundling out the Wast Indies (or 198 wh«Si their four-day match began today. McCool took six wlckeU for M in
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    Indian soccer tourists named
    180 18 pLAYERS trom the Services are included in the soccer team of 17 players and six reserves iron India that is expected in Singapore in early December (or a series of games In the Colon y and the Federation. The touring team is as follows: Goalkeepers Ghatak
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    INDIA 186-2: MERCHANT 106
    154 19 NEW DELHI, Sat. TNDIA made 186 for two— l 7 be--1 hind England's first-innings total— today, second day of the first Test here. Hazare and Merchant put on an unfinished 122 for the third wicket. Merchant scoring the first century (106 not out) against the M.C.C.
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    RASC BEAT SOUTH JOHORE 6-0
    67 19 At Nee Soon yesterday R.A.S.C. beat South Johore at rugger by six points (two tries) to nil In a hard-fought game on a difficult pitch. Simon, who was outstanding throughout as a wing forward went over in the first half. Luckcraft scored in the second
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    FORESTERS XI SHOCK KHALSA
    311 19 Sikhs' defence caught napping I7HALSA Association received a rude shock yester- day when, after pinning Sherwood Foresters to their own half for the major part of the game they lost by a late goal m their Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 League match on the I.A.
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    Easy win for S.H.B.
    196 19 ADAPTING themselves better to the wet ground and the slippery ball, the Singapore Harbour Board XV yesterday easily beat the C-ln-C Naval Staff XV by 14 points (a goal, two tries and a drop goal) to nil in a rugger match at Keppel Harbour. It was
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    Coutts scores 4 against Varsity
    331 19 DURDETTE Coutts, Singapore Recreation Club'? skipper, put up a great performance on the Padang yesterday when he scored all four goals in bis side's 4 l victory in a Hockey League Div. 1 game against University of Malaya. S.R.C. now move up to second position
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    MCFA get record gate in H. K.
    285 19 THE Malayan Chinese Football Association, who recently toured Hong Kong, collected (HK) $42,000 out of a total collection of (HK) $105,000--a record for any M.C.F.A. touring side. Although the share of the "gate" allotted to M.C.F.A. was larger than usual, there Is likely
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    NAVY XV WIN IN FORWARD TUSSLE
    307 19 By A Special Correspondent YESTERDAY'S rugby fixture between Royal Navy and Singapore Cricket Club was played at the Naval Base Instead of the Padang on account of the hard state of the ground. Royal Navy emerged winners by six points (two penalty goals) to
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    259 19 UNITED Kingdom football results yesterday werp as follows: ENGLISH DIV. 1. Boiion o Portsmouth 3 Burnley 2 Aston Villa 1 Charltoo 3 Derby Fulham 1 Manchester C 2 Manchester D 1 Hoddenfleld 1 Middlesbrough Arsenal Newcastle 1 Liverpool Preston 4 Sundcrland 2 Stoke 1 Chelsea Tottenham 4
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    46 19 PENANG beat Selangor by 14 points (a goal, a drop goal and two tries) to nil m a rugger friendly on the Western Road ground, Penang. yesterday. In another friendly, at Taiping. Perak beat Kedah by 13 points (three goals) to 12 (four tries).
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    SEDCMAN WINS
    24 19 BRISBANE. Sat— Prank Sedgman today won the Queensland singles tennis championship, beating lan Ayre (Queensland) 6-2, 6-1. 6-9 In the final— A.P.
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    1748 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Scotch Express takes top 7f. Big Sweep TOTAL POOL: $480,010 1. No. *****4 ($198,603) 2. No. *****0 ($64,801). 3. No. *****4 ($12,400). SUrters ($5,400 e«ehj Noa. *****7. *****9. *****0. *****2 *****1. *****7. ConsoUUon priiea ($2,830 each): Nog. *****0. «3559«. *****0 *****7, S801S9, *****8 *****4.
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    168 20 |^.A.F. Seletar beat Indian Recreation Club 3-1 in their Gandhi Memorial Cup soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. In an even game on a wet pitch which made ball control difficult both teams served some good Cup-tie football. Seletar took the lead after 15 minutes when
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    SERVICES WOMEN'S TEAM PICKED
    55 20 pOLLOWING will represent Combined Services against Combined Civilian in the annual Poppy Day women', hockey match an the Padans 00 Wednesday at 5.16 p m. Cpl. Race; Cpl. Roberta; Pte Griffiths; Cpl. Truaeell; W/O Embrey; Sgt. Bale; flgt. Greenfield; Sgt. Halne*; T/6 TudorU. A. C/W Hopklnson;
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    R.A.F. SELETAR WIN
    25 20 j|:.A.F. (Seletar) defeated FARELF "A" In a rugger match at Seletar yesterday by six points (two penalty goals) to three (penalty goal)
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    SAOBA WIN 8-0
    28 20 St. Andrew's Old Boys' Assoclawpn beat University 2nd XV at rugger at Buklt Tlmah yesterday by eight points (a goal and a try) to nIL
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    217 20 pLAYINO defensive rugby all through their match against R.AJ. Tengah at Tanglin yesterday, Royal Signals forced a draw with a try late In the second half The Airmen dominated the game with their heavier forwards and faster outsldes. Play was scrappy and the greasy ball
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