The Straits Times, 18 November 1951

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    24 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA Sunday Edition ot Th« Straits Times Singapore Fin Press No. 850. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    EIGHT REDS KILLED IN A DAY
    425 1 Successes after worst week yet KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. SECURITY forces scored one of their biggest successes in recent weeks today when they killed six bandits in the Kuala Selangor district and two in Johore. This news came at the end of one of the
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    48 1 1«• ~>cputy Commissionei of Polite, Federation of Malaya, Mr. W D. Robinson, welcoming Major Ceneral Luany Warayut Wichai, leader of the 1 7 officers of l4ie Siamese Police Force who arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a 10-day study of police method* in the Federation. Sunday Times picture
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    Sten Gun swoop in Singapore
    103 1 Sten Gun swoop in Singapore SINGAPORE Special Branch men and uniformed police with sten guns swooped down on several houses in Waterloo Street at five o'clock yesterday morning. A number of young Chinese men and women were driven away in a large Police van when the raid was called off
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    Polish plane crashes
    24 1 WARSAW. Sat.— A Polish state air lines plane crashed near Lodz on Thursday killing 12 passengers and four crew members.— A.P
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    Wing tips were guides
    69 1 TOKYO. Sat.^Two Allied jet pilots achieved "the almost impossible' 1 by using their wing tips to guide the aircraft of an unconscious colleague until he recovered and was able to land, accord Ing to a Far East Air Force announcement today The official statement said the
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    Bristols for Malaya
    44 1 SYDNEY, Sat.— The New Zealand air unit in Malaya would be recalled and equipped with Bristol freighter and H:istlngs aircraft, said the New Zealand Chief of Air Stuff. Air Vice-Marshal D. V. Carnegie, on arrival In Sydney by lir tonight. Reuter.
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    NO HELL UP THERE
    62 1 JOHORE BAHRy_Sat.— A letter sent by the Police Court to Ng Ah See, Hell Road, Kuala Selangor, was returned by the Postal Department with the endorsement that there was no such place m Kuala Selangor. This was stated when Ng Ah See was fined $15 in
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    Peking denies murders
    30 1 TOKYO. Sat— Peking radio In a specially heralded broadcast today denied the U.S Bth Army's allegations that Communist, troops in Korea killed thousands jf Allied prisoners. Reuter
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    MORE CHINESE H.C.s FOR CAMPS
    369 1 Chance to defend homes KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. £HINESE Home Guards will be called upon more and more to protect resettlement areas against Hie bandits, the Federation Government said today "These Home Guards represent a more positive attitude to defence." a. spokesman ol the Director of
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    Morale rises: 2,600 so back to work
    129 1 Morale rises: 2,600 so back to work KUALA LUMPUR. $.t T H cwfaw en Balua town I wfcicfc Hi* Federation Government stated earlier was Hi* centre from which bandit inti midators had operated. fc» resulted in the return of more than 2,600 estate workers. 'Moral* is rising." the Govern- ment
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    Leftists defy order
    22 1 TOKYO, Sat. A Kyoto University leftist group which demonstrated against the Emperor has defied an order to disband— A.P.
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    The soldiers must have final word'
    247 1 LONDON. Sat r DAY'S Times called for an examination of the anti-terrorist campaign In Malaya. The time had come when the soldiers must have the final word so that the civic authorities acted in aid of the military, the paper said Confidence In the
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    CANCEL SAFA PERMIT, SAYS MR. WILLIAMS
    193 1 *N appeal to the City Counell President. Mr. T. -P. F. McNelce to cancel the permit lor the B.A.P.A. to hold a soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium on Polling Day, Dec. 1, was made by the Laxwur candidate for Rochore ward in the
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    More pay for police in Singapore
    155 1 EN of the Singapore Police Force are to get increases in pay next month retrospective from 'anuary this year But they will have to wait f or the approval of the Legislative Council budget meeting on Tuesday. The new rates of pay will be:
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    More newsprint
    29 1 MONTREAL. Sat.— Canada exported 464,345 short tons ol newsprint in October compared with 433.026 short tons in October last year, the Newsprint Association of Canada announced.— Reuter
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    'Dead End Kids' no more
    59 1 Mt. t- Penn*fat..er-Evans, Singapore's Commissioner of Police, inspects th* Boys' Brigade, Singapore battalion, during Hi* annual review and display at Empress Place yesterday to mark th* Battalion's 21st Anniversary. Picture shows Mr. PennefaHi*r-Evans reviewing 26 former "Dead End Kids" from the 9th Company (Bufcit Timah
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    REDS AGREE ON PEACE PLAN
    168 1 PANMUNJON, Saturday. THE United Nations proposed today a dramatic new armistice plan to end the Korean war before Christmas and the Communists tentatively accepted it. The United Nations said it would accept a Communist demand for a buffer zone along the present battlellne. provided the
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    Malik says 'bizarre'
    73 1 PARIS. Sat. The United Nations voted overwhelming ly today to begin a study o' the West's disarmament proposal on Monday and to place a Soviet counter-plan near the end of the agenda The vote was 45 to fly; with five abstentions But i> came only after bitter
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    Ban on sugar sale
    25 1 MANILA, Sat— The sale of tigar to countries other than 'he United States was suspended by the PhilioDlnes r»hinet vesterdav— AFP
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    Nice people, these Egyptians
    112 1 Nice people, these Egyptians CAIRO. Sat. A "FLAMING Cat Cocktail" a Molotov Cocktail with feet was introduced by anti-British Egyptians in Hrn Canal Zone y**t*rd)*y, Kie newspaper Al Ahrawt reported t«4*y. Th« p»pei uid that "Ismaifia Commandos" wrapped a number of Ihr*. cats in oil-soak-ed rags, ignited Ifcom Mm 4
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    2 stage Court sit-down strike
    367 1 2 stage Court sit-down strike KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE Police riot squad was called to Court Hill today when two British soldiers staged a sit down strike for more than two hours in the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court. The squad did not go into action. The soldiers C. C.
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    'I WANTED TO BE A WITCH-DOCTOR'
    2697 2 'I WANTED TO BE A WITCH-DOCTOR The full story of the I remarkable Mr. Mannix is now on sale in Sin- gapore under the titl* i of "Memoirs of a Sword i Swallower", and is I published by Hamish I Hamilton. Price: $7M. The secrets of a t sword wallow
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    Downtrodden women? It's all rot, says Mr. Yap
    473 3 Downtrodden women? It's all rot, says Mr. Yap M&S. Shirin Fozdar's plan to form a Singapore Women's Council to fight for the rights of women was "doomed to failure," Mr. Yap Pheng Geek declared yesterday, in a scathing denunciation of women's "so-called emancipation". "This propaganda won't go down in Singapore,
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    76 3 One of the ptettiest weddings of this year took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday when Mitt Valeric Hill married Mr. Donald Darroch. Valeric is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F C. riill, formerly of the Singapore Municipality. Her wedding gown was of ivory satin, with embossed design of
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    MILITARY MEDAL FOR MALAY SOLDIER
    182 3 MILITARY MEDAL FOR MALAY SOLDIER KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MALA* SOLDIER who despite severe Injuries closed in on two bandits out of a gane of fifty, killing one and wounding the other, has been awarded the Milltarv Medal for "conspicuous bravery". He is Private Rashid bin Hussln of C Company. First
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    Says he is a Red, wants to surrender
    158 3 WHEN Mahadi bin Israon, 19, was stopped by a police officer in a taxi at the Woodlands Road checking-point. he failed to produce his identity card and Kid he was a Communist and wished to surrender. This was stated in the Singapore
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    AIRMAN DIES
    30 3 An aircrew N.cO. who wao found on Friday In his quarters at the R.A.F. Base. Seletar. suffering from serious gunshot injuries, died in hospital at the Base yesterday.
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    EXTORTION CHARGE
    50 3 Teo Swee Seng was charged in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with attempted extortion of $1,000 from Ah Sia by putting him in fear of arrest at Lorong I. Geylang Road, on Oct. 23. The case was postponed, to Jan. 23 Teo was offered bail of $5,000.
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    Asleep on duty charge
    56 3 E. L. Peterson, a police constable of the Harbour Board Division, claimed trial .n the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, to a charge jf sleeping while on armed duty at the dockyard power house on Nov. 17. The case was postponed to Nov. 24. Bail of
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    DIFFERENT PAY FOR SAME WORK
    180 3 Mr. Manyam wants to know why Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE lack of uniformity in the salary scales for technical 1 potts in the Singapore City Council will be raised by Mr. S. S. Manyam (Progressive-North Ward) at a Council meeting at the end of
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    Rubber prices
    181 3 AFTER opening fairly steady on trade demands from the Continent yesterday, the Singapore rubber market eased later when this was satisfied. At a slightly easy close December first-grade stood at 51.432 a Ib. buyers, one cent below Friday's close. Turnover in the marks' was only small. Closing prices
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    Naval base has an attack' drill
    181 3 CHORTLY after 10 o'clock yesterday morning sirens began wailing in the Singapore Naval Base and within a few minutes fire engines, ambulances anc 'tscue squads were rushing to key points as an "enemy force" began to "bomb" the dockyard area. The Naval Base civil
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    Poppy Day Fund donations
    116 3 F[E chairman of the 1951 Poppy Day Appeal acknowledges the following donations Ho Hong Oil Mills (1951) Ltd. S5O. Ho Hong Soap Factory Ltd. $50, Borneo Sumatra Trading Co. (M) Ltd. $100. Tan Boon Poh $100. Drew Napier $100, Cathay Finance Co. Ltd. $200. Bank of
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    78 3 Sl> SINGAPORE swimmers qualified recently to d Merit). Loh Pui Kce (Broilxe Cross and Ist higher awards of Hie Royal life Saving Society at Award of Merit I, See Hock Hee (Bronze Cross lan examination conducted by Mr. R. Lync »t the »n4 Award of Merit), Wong Ceok Stam and
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      82 3 f JUDGE FOR YOURSELF! Bruce Fraser (Straits Times) after moments in which one grits one's teeth to endure the purest ham. suddenly one finds the screen is alive with poetry and drama." WELLES PERFORMANCE r.: jitaceeiM m.miv. new AlhambrA |>OV Wippormann Y^it PEDALS SPOKES NIPPLES HANDLE BAR SETS CHAINS QUALITY
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    WOMAN has her say
    759 4 WOMAN has her say The following article on family planning was written by a woman because she thinks her sex. has had Uttle to say on this subject. The Sunday Time* invites women opponents of birth control to air their views in its columns. CO we are off about Family
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    THE LAW AND TOU
    508 4 By a lawyer I HAD occasion last week 1 to draw attention to the unnecessarily short period of limitation in cases where actions are brought against Public Authorities. A letter I have received this week turns the spotlight on an even more unjust provision of the
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    A plant of distinction
    136 4 3 THE plant shewn above nas the distinction of being mentioned In the Colon* Annual I Resort for 195». It Is a fen called Dtyteris eenJag&U." and it grows in the scrub I which e*ven the cliff at Labrador, near th e site wnere the new
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    Countryman's Journal
    705 4 Countryman 's Journal ONE afternoon In July last year the Tuan returned from a stroll, and, on entering his sitting-room, found it cluttered up with all sorts of what he called Junk. Hearing his cry of agony, Albertus came upstairs and remarked darkly: "He has gone down town, but will
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      226 4 QUELQUES FLEURS HOUBIGANT SOLE AGENTS: DIETHELM CO LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SWITZERLAND) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR-PENANG 3588r *'^*^^^sKr I*l1 11 most neaithy maures T ur JW^^ |r without enveloping, providing the s^sssp& limbs. and Is, therefore, kept fully ventilated with air at room temperature by every movement of baby's body Dunloplllo never
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      208 4 No lovelier Perm i^UkKI tr price. Even flora the very first day leasK* winding in halt ihj TimTT Toni waves ftst and hthmt like •>.. naturally curly hair so grace- if?^ 55 N fully smooth and toft. They gV S5:5 ss5 :^b»n<»» cost so little, too yet last as shut
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    Courtroom
    687 5 id jVvO.vi the witness uv>a oi f Singapore's Fourth Police Court, worn and shabby Fong Ah See looked across the courtroom at her daughter-in-law sitting listlessly in the dock wearing a shapeless whit* ori-son-made sam foo. She spoke in rapid Cantonese: "She is mad. -She has been mad ever
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    Wo idea when work begins
    554 5 CONCERN OVER NEWI AIRPORT "I" HE continued delay in making a definite start on the new Singapore airport at Paya Lebst is causing grave concern to the international operating countries, who begin to see themselves faced with the necessity of operating from Kallang's out-dated strip
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    ON CHEATING, POSE CHARGES
    68 5 Khek Kal Boon claimed trial in the Singapore Firs; District Court yesterday to 4 charge of impersonating a detective to get a passport foi Ng Boon Eng in August. He also claimed trial to two charges of cheating Ng of $163 at Upper Serangoon Road in
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    SINGAPORE CARGO
    29 5 A total of 597.912 tons of cargo was landed and discharged at Singapore last month. The grand total from January to October L*nis year was 6,143.010 tons.
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    To U.S. she goes—on a pillion
    180 5 To U.S. she goes— on a pillion A SPANISH woman. Elisabeth, who is travelling to Washington the nard way— on the pillion of her husbands motor cycle has been described in Egyptian newspaper, as "the blonde pin-up newspaper woman." The couple arrived in Singapore on Friday, on board the m.v.
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    GAOLED TWICE IN ONE DAY
    165 5 gHORTLY after he was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment in the Singapore First District Court for housebreakinß. N« Ah Mcc was led to the Third District Court where he was charged again. Ng was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment in the Third District Court for
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    Cyclist's body still missing
    65 5 Singapore Police made a whole day search for the body of 20-year-oid motor cyclist. Yap Kiat Leng, in the Kampong Java Canal yesterday. Teams of men f/om the Traffic Police took turns to drag the canal for the body down to Kandar.g Kerbau. Yap was flung
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    90 5 mx* pin-ups! Mat they are not Hollywood starters |ttt thre< British WRAC girl* off duty in Singapore. On duty they take important responsibilities on their pretty shoulders, backing u# tfc« efforts of Hi. troops fighting in Hie jungle. When this photo was taken they had doffed their uniforms to .ompctc
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    ARMOUR WAS TURNED DOWN
    222 5 Planters' letter to Whitehal, Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. QN THE EVE OF THE MURDER of Sir Henry Gum the Incorporated Society of Planters sent a letter the Secretary »t State for the Colonies deprecating I *ck of armoured cars In the Police Force.
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      224 5 TODAY'S RADIO David GranvOl? Eiise:nble; 10.30 SINGAPORE -Let's Talk Opera"; 10.50 Epilogue 1 Ar-Kllca '.)>: 11 ClOte. (<B4 and 41 netrea). nn O CnC !> a.m. "Oood Morning'; 9.30 »O 1# 3 Musical Round-Up": 10 News (9JW-5.45 am 7.135 kc s, 41 from K L.; 10.05 Radio Doc or: metres;
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    MALAYA'S BUSIEST TRAINS
    1317 6  -  J. W. Goodwin East Coast odyssey 3: Trengganu's red earth By y\SK people in Malaya which State has no railway and most are likely to answer Trengganu. Yet this East Coast backwater, where the .world seems always afternoon, has the Federation's busiest railway. Where else can you
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    Between you and me...
    762 6  -  BILLY BUDD By IT UWS new&papci a uuuwi proves correct and Singapore is able to welcome Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh next year. w« shall be cheering two young people who are destined to play an immense role in this turbuSent halfcentury For DOth
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    They're after your money!
    951 7 They're after your money! K.S. CHI A sounds a warning about the immaculate spivs with quick fingers "|"HE other afternoon, I spent an interesting hour watching a pickpocket and his gang at work at a crowded bus stand in Penang. You would never know he was a pickpocket. He was
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    Two young people who should wait
    1034 7 Two young people who should wait Jane Lee's 'Human Casebook' OUR CHILDREN: Tna mtlm mi "What It Happening T. Ow Children," fiat b«*a unavoidably h«M over until n.xr _.J »a._ tt^J.. ...tti < «»t e-j__ _•>:__ f AM 20-years-old, employed by the Gorernmenj drawing $95 a month, and am deeply
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    Story of a fat man
    624 8  -  NESTA PAIN and how he cured himself By OF all the parasites that affect humanity. I do not know of. nor can I Lmaiine, any more distressing than trat of obesity!'" These words were written by William Banting, a prosperous Kensington undertaker of the nineteenth
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    THEY SENT KING AN IMAGINARY BOUQUET
    544 8  -  DOROTHY THATCHER Royal film show was brilliant occasion By LONDON: TIE crowd of all nationalities which greeted the Queen and Princess Margaret when they arrived at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square, for the Royal Film Performance had been standing for hours in a downpour
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    Home-made mincemeat
    290 8 Cookery corner by MARIE OOUGH IJOME-MADE mincemeat Is well worth the effort. It Is a simple process, being merely a matter of scrupulous cleaning of fruit, chopping or mincing, and plenty of elbow crease in the stir. When mixed, press Into jars, cover with paper or screw tops
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    BOYS BRIGADE GOES O PARADE
    343 9 250 celebrate 21st birthday TWENTY SIX "Dead End kids" who once roamed the streets of Singapore in bad company were among the 250 boys and officers of the Boys' Brigade, Singapore Battalion, who celebrated the 21st anniversary 6f the Battalion with a Review and Display
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    Support is growing for new theatre
    245 9 ■THE Singapore Arts Theatre, now busily rehearsing for •is first production, continue., to receive financial suppon from the public. Following a loan of $1,000 from an anony mous person, comes an outright gift of $200 from a Chinese who also wishes to remain anonymous.
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    Pickpocket gets two years
    74 9 Lee Keng Hock was yesterday sentenced to two years' Imprisonment in the Singapore Third District Court fo» stealing $10 from Teo Ah Choo, a woman, in a bus alon South Bridge Road on Nov.s Mr. Peter Ball, A.SP. prose cutlng. told the court that a detective
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    DINDINGS WEDDING
    43 9 SITIAWAN. Sat.— Two wellknown families in Dindings were united, when Mr. Tan Yeow Lam, Assistant Resettlement Officer. Kuala Kangsar. son of Mr. Tan Kirn Bwee of Kampong Selamat. married Miss Ong Chenß Chey. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ong Seok Kirn.
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    Year in fail for private
    70 9 A young British soldier Private G. Cregan of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Singapore, was yesterday sentenced to one year's Imprisonment after he was found giillty at a general court martial at Alexandra Barracks on two charges of assault. Cregan was acquitted on two charges
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    R.A.F. promotion
    44 9 The R.A.F. announced last night that Group Captain H L. Messiter, Command Engineer Officer at Far East Air Force Headquarters, has been promoted to the rank of Air Commodore. He will shortly be returning to Britain to take up an R.A.F. appointment.
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    20-NATION FINANCE TALKS IN BANGKOK
    227 9 juIALAYAN delegates will this week in Bangkok discuss what measures can be taken to combat inflation in South East Asia. The Malayan delegates will be among 45 top ranking and public finance experts from 20 countries who are going to Bangkok for a four-day meeting
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    61 9 Miss Mary Chan Ben* Lee, daughter ot the Malacca millionaire Mr. Chan T»ck Chye wit engaged in Singapore recently ro M* lohnny Loh |wee Smih. Mr. Loh is Hrn im of the late Mr. Lob Khye Seah and Madam Urn Kwi Kee of Malacca. Mm Chaw and Mr. Uh, $ccn
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    Jack, the very Great Dane
    291 9 C INCAPORE crowds simply can't resist "Jack" a huge Great Dane who regularly goes shopping with his mistress. Mrs. Alta Banks. When Mrs. Banks, a blondeAustralian, goes into a shop. Jack stands guard outside and before you can say "Robinson" he is blotted from view
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    DEFAMED HER CHARACTER
    66 9 Stewart Tracy, 37, pleader' eullty in the Singapore Fourth Police Court to a charge of sending a nudr photograph and a letter to Mrs. Verna Burby on Sept. 21. The charge said that Tracy had defamed Mrs. Burby 's character by sending her the nude photograph and
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    Man assaults a woman charge
    67 9 A Tamil, E. Kanniah, aged 20, claimed trial before the Kuala Lumpur Second Magistrate yesterday, to a charge of assault ng a woman. The case was postponed to Dec. 6 for hearing and bail ol .100 was allowed. Kanniah was alleged to have assaulted a
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    Adult classes soon
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A Drogramme of adult education is to be organised shortly by the youth section of thf Tamilians Physical Cultural Association.
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    Proud day for two volunteers
    123 9 Proud day for two volunteers VOLUNTEER special constable Sunny Scow watched his colleague Tan Keng Guan march smartly up to the Commissioner of Polip* at the Police Training School yesterday morning to receive a certificate of commendation. Then Sunny's turn came nnd Tan gave him an encouraging smile. The pair
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    St. Johns dance
    58 9 The band of the Manchester Regiment will play at the Penang St. John Ambulance Association dance to be held at the E. and O. Hotel on Monday. Dec. 10. Tickets will be $3 for a couple and $2 for single. There will be several floor shows as
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    DEATHS
    85 10 ATPF^T EDWARD YZELMAN. «"rri 84 Funeral at St Marys C'liir^. Kuala I.umour. at 4 p.m B"d interment at Cheras Road at 431 nm. today. AT Bungs-.r Ho'n'tal. X.L.. 11 p "i.. IRtb Nov.. 1951. Dr. P C. F- rn-inr-pz f>. Martta Ronrt. Singapore n7e 63 years. Funeral todiv 10
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    SINGAPORE, NOV. 18, 1951. Korea or Malaya?
    575 10 SINGAPORE, NOV. 18, 1951. Korea or Malaya? GIVE us more troops. We cannot end the emergency without them. It is doubtful whether we can even contain the bandits unless reinforcements arrive soon. Malaya needs, and must have, a lot of extra men and guns to wipe out these monstrous gangsters
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    Teresa and Janet bring hope to the sick
    1213 10  -  NONI WRIGHT By WONDERFUL job is being done by two young Englishwomen in taking medicine and treatment to the settlers of 10 resettlement areas in the Ipoh area of Perak. They are Miss Teresa Spens and Miss Janet Grant of the British
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      223 10 f on the whole, write this letter not mainly to win the $10 prize but also to save the "face" of Singapore's children (of which I am one> by replying to Kathleen Hickley's article entitled "What is happening to our children?" I have a cousin in Australia who writes to
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      More troops
      286 10 THE logical answer to your leader "Battle f«r Malaya", is: More troops. For the past two years we have b*irt Ripen to understand on numerous occasions that if the Federation Government needed more troops, they could have them for the asking but there has also been a feeling
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      223 10 YOUR $10 prize-letter writer. "Ex-Soldier" of Klang, has a very unsoldlerlike appreciation of the Important work performed by the Royal Army Service Corps, the R.A.0.C.. R EM E and the R M.P in which Malayan Other Ranks are making such a vital contrl- bution to the anti-bandit campaign.
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      Mr. Detamore
      290 10 r' was with mingled feelings of surprise and regret that I read your article entitled "A Prophet Returns to Singapore" in the Sunday Times In all fairness to Pastor F. W. Detamore. certain corrections should be made. The term "prophet" cannot correctly be applied to Pastor Detamore who
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      Pea pale
      51 10 J\|Y friend and I like to write letters to people in other countries. We wo I d like to correspond with two young men. Our names and addressesMiss Barbara Prackneck, 1173 Suauier Avenue. Springfield. Mass. U.S.A. Miss Anna Yesu. 54 Clement Street. Bpringfield, Mass BARBARA PRACKNECK. ANNA YESU.
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    IS IT ME OR IS IT I?
    417 10  - IS IT ME OR IS IT I? Daniel George Grammar lesson No. 2 by SOME people thinl that "Between you and I" sounds more genteel than "Between you and me. 1 They are mistaken; It sounds dreadful. It is glaringly bad grammar. And the proof: they hay« only to try
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    Women defied Bukit Timah rain
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    LABOUR CAMPAIGN GETS GOING
    483 11 THE Singapore Labour Party election campaign' went into full swing yesterday. They held four election meetings twc in Rochore ward and one each in West and East Wards. The Labour candidate for West Ward. Mr. Lee Choon Eng. said thai although his ward was held by
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    Malaya air H.Q. seeks personnel
    232 11 Malaya air H.Q. seeks personnel YJEN and women in Singa pore and the Federation. Aith wartime or other service in the Royal Air Force oi Women's Royal Air Force, who are now civilians, are wanted by Air Headquarters. Malaya. An RAF. statement last night said that the Service is »nxious
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    Killed thief with his own weapon
    126 11 Killed thief with his own weapon BUKIT MeRTAIAM. Sat. EX-coitst«bl« Hamxah bin Abdullih today killed an irmed Chinese, who wirti two other men wjylaid him at" Pongsu Sctibu Tsssek Clugor in Province Welletley North. Hamssh was cycling home from Pensng when the three men whisked him up a kampong path,
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    MISTOOK CYCLE: IS ACQUITTED
    68 11 PARIT BTJNTAR. Sim.— A plea that he mistook a bicycle for one belonging to his friend and that he had no intention of stealing was accepted by the Magistrate. Inche Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah, In the Bagan Serai court when an Indian, Arulandu, appeared before him
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    Profitable week
    30 11 TAIPING. Bat.— The First and Second Taiping Girl Guide Companies, during their ''Job Week" from Oct 29 to Nov. 4, earned $464 for their Girl Guide Hut Fund.
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    2,000 TO GET XMAS PARTY
    56 11 TWO THOUSAND poor Sin sapore children were asgnred of a merry Christmas yt-sterday. when hundreds of p-iiple completely bought out the children's Social Centres' fn'Tth annual sale of work. The proceeds of the sale. wrHch was held at the British Cnnn:il Hall. Stamford Road wiH
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    Buddhists will hold service
    40 11 PENANO, Sat.— Buddhists from all parts of North Malay i will be holding a memorial service for the late Yen Fn Fang at the Kek Lok Si Temple in Ayer Itam at 3 o.m. on Sunday.
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    BOAC visitor next month
    55 11 Mr. Keith Granville, BOAC -airs Director in London, will make a three-day visit to Singapore next month in the "ourse of his world tour. He is expected to arrive in •he Colony on Dec. 8. Mr. Winston Bray, BOAC Sales Manager, will arrive in SinpaDore for
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    Accused of outrage
    48 11 U SAMINATHAN claimed trial In the Singapore Second Polic© Court yesterday to a charge of using jrimlnal foive on a woman, ALsah blnte Kasbon. Intending to outrage her modesty on Not. 8 at Java Road. Bail of $100 was granted, oending trial on Nov. 27.
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    RASC civilian dance
    81 11 The Royal Army Service Corps Civilian Association formed two months ago will hold its first social and dance in aid of a welfare fund on Dec. 11 at Raffles Hotel, commencing at 9 p.m. The dance is under the patronage of Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. Tickets may
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    TEA PARTY FOR STC MEN
    65 11 Members of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union gave a tea party yesterday to Mr. R. K. Samy. their president, and Messrs. Samonti Singh and Channah Singh, committee members of the Union. Mr. Samy is going to New Delhi on Tuesday to attend a seminar
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    Muslims may get cheaper mutton
    182 11 ]y|UTTON may cost Singapore Muslims fifty per cent less If 25 of their top leaders, led by the Chief Kathi of Singapore, are satis, fled that Australian frozen mutton Imported into Malaya hat been slauehtered according to Muslim rites. The Muslim leaders will meet on
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    Elegance was stimulating
    307 11  -  LILIAN BUCKOKE By By YESTERDAY'S sudden, short showers did not damp the enthusiasm of fashion-conscious racegoers at Bukit Timah. Crowds were not so dense as usual, but the women had shown intelligence and their gaiety and elegance were stimulating. In fact, some of the fashions drew the
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    KENYA' SAILS FOR CEYLON
    83 11 "pHE CRUISER H.M.S. Kenya* left the Singapore Naval Base yesterday morning bound for Trincomalee. Ceylon, where she will relieve the -ruiser Mauritius. Tlie Kenya arrived In the Colony two months ago for e-fitting after service in Korean waters. On arrival in Trincomalee, the officers and men
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    STOLE 2 CARS IN 2 DAYS
    71 11 WAN Hong Kee was sentenc- ed in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to two months' imprisonment for stealing a car worth $6,000 belonging to J. S. Halliday on Oct. 31 at Raffles Quay. Wan was also sentenced to another two months' for stealing
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    Towgay dinner
    44 11 The new y-formed Singapore Towgay Growers' Associttion held a dinner last night it the Happy World to celebrate the opening of their issociation. Speeches were made by Mr. Sim Teng Lam f he Association president and Mr. A. P. Rajah. City Councillor.
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      A most unusual Macbeth
      215 12 MACBETH," written, directed and acted by Mr. Orson Welles, aboutwhich so much ha* been said— for and against ha* just arrived in Singapore. The London critics, biased no doubt by the accuracy and superlative quality of the earlier cinematic versions of the great bard's plays, showed
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      MR. PASTERNAK TAKES A COLD PLUNGE
      811 12  - MR. PASTERNAK TAKES A COLD PLUNGE JOHN BEHAGUE AFTER the fire and the enthusiasm comes, inevitably I suppose, the embers and the listlessness. M.C.M. has given us "Annie Get Your Gun," "Show Boat," "An American In Paris" and "On The Riviera," and we have approved and applauded. Now comes "Rich,
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      BANNED, BY ORDER
      252 12 LOOK at the picture on the right. This is how Darryl Zanuck pictured Bathsheba taking her bath for his Biblical epic, "David and Bathsheba." And thig is how he shot it in bis Hollywood sudios. Bat you will never see it on the screen. Darryl was warned
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      Spot the stars
      136 12 half ute %mA i^ male, Ihrrs two entirety d f- rent Hves and has twn different name* What is it? The mi lies m this week's *Sp«t The Star" ewnpettttflr. Send yarn ftneVnri 'o ""pot The S'ar", Sanday Times, Singapore, to reach us not lat- r than
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      213 12 11 a.m.-1.45-1.00 Air f|UMM| Phone 630 and 93« €OOled |ff i 4M2 TODAY fi|ffi|^ J w \J v% Q&*\ Sarnie GEORGE r^L^akf^ Al>uring COLEEN BJ^B^^W^nP^ff""**^^ TouetSrr for the Ist Timr §99h3eh nnnnnn^ Hnßn^MdnflF ■^nW^VBI tffi^/ V 4'^nnnnnn^nnnnnnnnv^^^^ s^*'^ hn- Had V Chase's Sensational iUqetijcufct thU •j.i'iiiiJLß "IS.rZlJz" vw MißtTl A
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    Camera competition
    176 13 AND still the pictures pour in! An average of two dozen entries a day are arriving for the Sunday Times Camera Competition, and they are of such high quality that the judges are having a difficult time sorting out the prize-winners. If you wish to enter this contest
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      230 13 H'L [1^ L^!j I LjvX Cap^ A^ irs BIN A LOMG TIME SINCE. WE SEEM VV .^V-^ /AH DOKTT REAIJ-V NEED )1 X TMKT MUST BE MISS FORTUNE I 7H» 3*^.'!' -^^^ji^all aw "S I jOt «rFSPLK-SO, KJATCHERW NOTHIN' Jjr^; V?) V ONE, E4UT AH'LL. UP THAR IN TH' SHAPE
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    SIR WILLIAM CAUSES A SENSATION
    804 14  - SIR WILLI AM CAUSES A SENSATION Massey Stanley By CANBERRA, Sat. ALTHOUGH this has pleased the public at large, who consider he has carried out his high task tactfully and impartially, GovernorGeneral McKelTs acceptance of a knighthood is a political sensation. t The King invested Sir William, who began life
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    'DON'T GO ON, 'SAID CARAVAN DRIVER
    1165 14  -  a North Malayan We motored across a Continent— 2 By Motoring across Australia from Perth to Sydney the author and his wife arrive at a little place called Norseman, the last town or village for 800 miles. TttiE couple who had the M. experience
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    She walked through thin air
    1054 15  -  ERIC MITCHELL S==-jM»M~jg^i^g^|g^^^^jr^^^^^^^s|^^-^j Fr^^^^^ ==^JB^fcgßf^^^=^^^w^BMBfiElJlß^Bßi^B^^^^F^WK^^F" By Here are two personal experiences of the supernatural by Eric Mitchell, security officer on an estate in the Kulim District of South Kedah. Next week Michael Setton has a strange story to tell of the ghost of a Japanese
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    It all depends on the way you were weaned
    741 15 It all depends on the way you were weaned Are you an optimist or a pessimist? WHAT kind of a person you are. your chances of happiness, your success in work or marriage, and your chance of a long life may well have been decided long before you even learned
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      185 15 Ye», you can purchase a home for yourself in the first "Neighbourhood Unit" to be built in Malaya. A complete residential unit to contain: (a) Houses of various types and prices, (b) Shops, (c) A market, (d) A School. \m (c) A Dental Clinic, (f) A Medical Clinic, (g) A
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      106 16 fat Reducing Secret Discovered prescribing to tha (anioua Movto Stars of Hollywood California, a ■lireletan baa diaeovrrwl a aaf*. guKk method t« rrintvi a«ly Ut— pounae a week er IS t* tt pourvda a mont» Th!* new discovery, called Ferwtoee, »rin«» aaw bvailh and «n«rc7 aa4 a !ti>uroiM athletic flgvr*.
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      156 16 t KILL THAT AIN J> The hrumenl made by Dr. Earl S. Sloaa the man with the big BKMistache; a famous ail over the world for killing paia. aMEWUTK. run m im NKK mat ssstascti «ms ra iw AHM.wsisn, ÜBS AM JMKLB. rum Ut TH£ SACK. •essQwro Ah* wacr iites
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      883 16 Ana^agft^^-k-*»~a«&-a«»cki>^hB»«tV SP^^^^M^^^^^^^HKi^ Bar ay > a My Haa> B an \i/ L-W I W 4flL PS l^^w. JaT W m lafk Hal am |HF <T^ *r 7 BSxa gjj^ iSflofeQj4LJ&(J4^ K^taMMg^aaaaa^aaaaaaataMH Kaik!! WMi BflaH < r,, nKM MlMtSMSit* w —w*wwr THIS WEEK by R.H.NAYLUK THIS WEEK wsw%n avwv CTaD VOII
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    SITTING on the fence
    872 17  -  GUBBINS By IN Ireland, where 1 most people believe in fairies, Mr. Macken, Limerick City manager, has admitted that the site of a housing estate on the Mound of Ballynanty Beg will have to be changed because of obstruction by leprechauns. House gables built by council
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    21 17  -  MacLEOD by "0.X., Skipworth, this is for the Capttot and Anderson Bridge against Stafford Boatf and the Happy World."
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    PARADE
    320 17  -  Beverley Baxter, M.P. By I ONCE had the delicate 1 and difficult task of judging in a bathing beauty competition in my constituency. After the parade, the comely young creatures lined up and we Judges told two to remain while the others walked away. The loser* pretended to be
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    What's on your radio this week
    726 17 IN tonight's Radio Theatre at 8 o'clock the Radio Malaya Repertory tan be heard in "The Ivory Tower* 1 by William Templeton. This is the story of Jan D a v b c k, a retiring Foreign Minister in a Central European country which
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    POPULAR CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    117 17 ACROSS: 1. Closes Aspire; 11. Realfrtic; 12. Starry: 14. Typfct; 16. Mace; IT Lee; It. Echo; 3*. Owl; 31. Myrrh; 23. Lap; Ml Bfeo; M Items; 29. Epicure; 30. FM**; 33. End; 35. Apt; 3A BUm; 3S ■we; 41. Lead: 43. Ado; 44 Oral; 45. Esteem; 47.
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    874 18  -  Manning Blackwood £YEN it the sudden onslaught of 14,000 un-supervised learner drivers on the traffic of Johore has not, as Mr. E. A. Clampit, the State's Senior Registrar and Inspector of Vehicles, maintains, increased the accident rate, I think that I shall go
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    384 18 SLEEK and very low slung grey saloon has made its appearance on Kuala Lumpur roads This car with its rakish looking lines, is a "Healey Saloon believed to be the only one in Malaya Mr. H W Goodyear, the engineer in charge of design and
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    SCC TOO GOOD FOR SELANGOR CLUB
    376 18 rpHE 50th. match of the rugby fixture between Singapore Cricket Club and Selangor Club on the Padang (Singapore) yesterday ended in a win for S.C.C. by 17 points (one goal, three tries and one penalty goal) to three (penalty goal) Mr. R. J. Farrer
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    PERAK UNLUCKY NOT TO WIN RUGGER
    486 19 Rally in second half failed IPOH, Saturday. AFTER a thrilling, muddy battle of the forwards on the Ipoh padang today, Perak and Penan; each scored a try in the first game of the H.M.S. Malaya competition to be played here. The result went hard
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    29 19 Howling. Singapore Cricket Club scrum -half, tries to break away altar a scrum in yesterday's PaUan* mgbv S.C.C. beat SeUiuor Club by 17 painta to three. Suadav Times ptetare.
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    291 19 ENGLISH LEAGUE— DIV. I Bolton 1 Blackpool 6 Burnley t Wolves t < harllon 1 Snndrrland X Fnlham 2 Aston Vlll» t Manchrster I 1 Portsmsatß S Mjddlesbrouch 0 Derby Count* N>wrastlf 2 Arsenal Preston i Haddersfield i Stoke 1 Llrvrpool 2 Tottenham S Chelae* I W.
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    S GOR BLUES WIN 8-3
    31 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat:— PlayIng at Klang. the Selangor AU Biues XV beat Klang Club by eight points (one goal, one try) to three points (one iry>
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    R.LM.E. beat I.R.C 2-1
    13 19 In a frleMlW aoccrr match plavea beat IRC 3-1.
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    GOOD TASTE WINS NOVEMBER H'CAP
    46 19 MANCHESTER, Sat. Good Taste won the Manchester November Handicap today, with Solar second and French Design third. Betting was 30-6 Good Taste, 100-6 Solar. 10-1 French Design. Good Taste won by a neck, with six lengths between second and third.— Reuter.
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    274 19 A SEVENTH -MINUTE goal— the only one of the match gava Royal Air force Malaya victory over the touring French Air Force (Far East) soccer team at RAF Base Changi yesterday. The home team produced most of the few cohesive passing movements, but the Frenchmen
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    163 19 HONG KONG. Sat CWEDEN'S Helsingborg soccer team trounced Hong Kong five coals to one this afternoon before crowd of 12.000 after trailing one-nil at halt time Although conosding weight and height. Hong Rone made up for these deficiencies in greater spe*d and better combination to
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    486 19 CCORINO polnte. Ooh Kong Chiang, formerly of Penaag Chinese Swlmmlnf Club, became the Individual champion at the Unlrereltv of Malaya's nxit swUnmlng gala at Haw-Par pool. Paalr Panjang, yesterday. Konc Chiang a4so won the cup for Urn best Individual performance for the whole meet by his
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    94 19 KUALA LUMPUR Sat A^PTBt being a goal down at interval Singapore Combined Services Tallied well to beat Negr. Sembilan 2-1 at hockey on the Vletorta Institution fromd today The match was played throughout In a thin drlssle and he specators mat turned out to see the
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    93 19 CT. Andrew s Old Boys dM well I I to hold Royal Army Servloe Corps at ruggOT at Hee Soon yes'eTrlay. the score being three-all I.ik Juan tended a penalty fnr St. Andrew's Old Boys and Kertell lid the same for R A.S.C in
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