The Straits Times, 19 November 1951

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    18 1 The Stratis Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    NINE BANDITS ARE KILLED
    571 1 Good week-end for troops, police WORCESTERS SLA V SIX IN AMBUSH KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. VINE bandits were killed, two were wounded and one bandit suspect was captured m a week-end of Security Forces' successes against Communist terrorists m the Federation. Six of the nine bandits killed
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    CURFEW IMPOSED ON TAMPIN
    103 1 CURFEW IMPOSED ON TAMPIN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 72-HOUR curfew has been imposed on the shop and squatter areas within the Town Board limits of Tampin' and Pulau Sepang m Negri Sembilan. It began at 6 a.m. today and will last till 6 a.m. on Wednesday. A similar curfew has
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    New planes for Malaya
    57 1 SYDNEY. Sun. THE NEW Zealand air unit m Malaya would be recalled and equipped with Bristol freighter and Hastings aircraft, said th e New Zealand Chief of Air Staff. Air Vice Marshal D. V. Carnegie on arrival m Sydney by air last nLght. New Zealand is
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    GUN BATTLE IN SUEZ CITY: TWO VERSIONS
    360 1 CAIRO, Sunday. A BRITISH patrol and Egyptian policemen fought a gun battle m Ismailia last night, but Egyptian md British versions of the clash and the casualty Ilffered sharply. The Egyptian Interior Ministry said one British soldier was killed and two Egyptian policemen
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    Inspector found shot in car
    125 1 Inspector found shot in car KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. FEDERATION Police Head- quarters and Perak police were silent today on the dis:overy of Mr. S. K. Vachirarel, a detective poltcenspector. who was found shot through the head In his lar In the Taiping Lak<> 3ardens yesterday evening. His revolver was m
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    STALIN WILL BE THEIR SANTA
    53 1 BERLIN. Sun. STALIN will take the place of Santa Claus m the Communist-run East German state, informed source* said today. The Russians have ordered all public and private institutions to cancel planto hold public Christmas observances and celebrate Stalin's birthday instead Stalin's birthday is on
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    REDSPLAN 'TO BORE FROM WITHIN'
    157 1 REDS PLAN 'TO BORE FROM WITHIN' BERLIN, Sun. PRO-SOVIET World Federation of Trade Unions proclaimed yesterday a policy of infiltrating agents into nonCommunist labour groups to sabotage Western rearmament. The policy of boring from wi hin was outlined by M. •Benoit Frachon French member 'of the WFTU's executive committee. In
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    A£5mil.lost in fires
    41 1 SYDNEY, Sun. DAMAGE from bush Ares which have been raging for weeks In New South Wales was estimated last night at A £5,000,000. There were 130 separate fires m a 700-square-mile triangle south and west of Sydney.— Reuter-AAP.
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    27 PURGED FOR 'DISLOYALTY'
    40 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sun.— The Peronlsta Party yesterday purged a further 27 party members for "treason and disloyalty during the recent Argentine elections." Six others purged two days ago included a member of the Federal Congress.— AP.
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    FEWER PAGES
    30 1 STOCKHOLM. Sun.—Swedish newspapers will have fewer cages next year because newsprint prices will be Increased by 10 to 20 per cent under an agreement with the paper mills.—Reuter
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    VICE-CONSUL SHOT
    27 1 LONDON, Sun— The Foreign Office today announced hat the British Vice-Consul at Jedda. Saudi Arabia, Mr. Cyril Ousman, was murdered at Jedda on Friday.— Reuter.
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    New X-ray aids troops
    77 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. ANEW portable field X-ray unit and developer, which finishes a film m 60 seconds will soon speed up the treat ment of battl P casualties tn Korea Units now take 10 minute ir more to develop an X-ray nun This causes costly delays m
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    Minister named 'Lord Festival'
    58 1 LONDON. Sun. Britain's new Minister of Works, Mr. David Eccles. has been appointed "Lord Festival" m succession to Mr Herbert Morrison. Mr. Eccles by an Order-ln-Council becomes responsible to Parliament for clearance of the Festival of Britain south bank site and, on behalf of the Government,
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    PACT APPROVED
    22 1 TOKYO. Sun. The Japanese Diet today overwhelmingly approved the Japanese peace treaty and security pact with the United States— A.P
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    PILOT KILLED IN CRASH
    38 1 ROME, Sun.— A French Diane crashed m flames near Cagliarl In Sardinia yester day. The pilot baled out out the strings of his parachute were cut by the plane and he was killed— AP.
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    Leaves for S'pore
    28 1 LONDON. Sun —Sir Jonn Sterndale-Bennett,' Deputy Commissioner General for South-East Asia, left by all for Singapore after a 3-week stay m London on leave. AFP.
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    RUSSIA WANTS WEST TO LEAVE TRIESTE
    156 1 RUSSIA has protested t United States against of Trieste, "as It is a viol treaty," Tass. the official toda/ In a note handed to the Western envoys m Moscow yesterday by her Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko. Russia called (or thp withdrawal of
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    JAP MISSION
    26 1 TOKYO. Sun.— A Japanest survey mission will leave shortly to prospect Weat Pakistan for mineral ores at the request of the Pakistan kovernment. U.P.
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    FILM OF HER LIFE
    30 1 NEW YORK, Sun.— Warner Pathe News today shipped to Princess Elizabeth a film of her life from babyhood, concluding with her visit to North America.— AP.
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    M.I.5 CHIEF BACK
    21 1 M.I. 5 CHIEF BACK LONDON, Bun.— Sir Percy Sillltoe. chief of Britain's Intelligence service, arrived here yesterday from New York..— Reutec
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    WELCOME HOME
    48 1 THERE were hearty cheers from the qnay a s the troop- I ship Empire Orwell docked at Southampton from Korea. Photo shows: Pto. Arthur Hay ward kissing his wife, while his son, Paul aged four, and daughter. Susan a^ed two, wait their turn to be kissed.
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    Atomic heating for offices
    138 1 TONS OF COAL TO BE SAVED j lu>im».>, sunoav AN atomic central heating plant, described as the first m the world, was tested yesterday at Bri tain's atomic research centra a* Harwell. It will go into opera tion i :omorrow to heat a building with 80
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    British NCO tells how he turned, spy
    254 1 British NCO tells how he turned, spy KLAGENFURT. Sun A BRITISH corporal too* the stand m a Britisl military court yesterday U< tell how he became a traitor to the British forces <n Austria Corporal Edwards, sentenced to eight years' imprisonment and reduced to tht ranks for spying by a
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    Pope Pius XII sees visions
    127 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun. "pHE Vatican* newspaper. Osservatore Romano, indicated last night that it had received confirmation of the recent statement by a senior church dignitary that Pope Pius Xli bad a series of visions last year at the time he proclaimed the dogma of the
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    Reds get recess to study UN plan
    193 1 Reds get recess to study UN plan PANMUNJOM, Sun. ITNITED Nations ceaseU fire negotiators today granted the Communists a recess until tomorrow to give further study to the latest United Nations' proposal for agreement on an armistice within a 30-day time limit The Communists questioned United Nations delegates closely about
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    Cyprus—end British rule
    59 1 Cyprus— end British rule NICOSIA. Cyprus, Sun. ARCHBISHOP Mokarios of Cyprus today cabled the UN raying the people of Cyprus wanted an end to British rule. In a message addressed to the UN Secretary General, Mr. Trygve Lie. and the General Assembly President, Dr. Padilla Nervo, the Archbishop said: "The
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    'Desert Fox' raises protest
    80 3 LONDON, Sun. 1 LONDON audience last night applauded a British ex-serviceman whe made a speech of protest from the stage of a West End cinema during a performance of the Rommel film "Desert Fox" He was one of the four exservicemen who suddenly appeared on the
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    A row over frequencies
    91 3 GENEVA, Bun. A SOVIET delegate told an International radio conference here yesterday that a proposed system of wireless frequency allocation was "aimed at helping the United States, Britain and France a' the expense of other coun tries." The delegate. Mr. Igor TBtagovatov. Soviet radio communications chief,
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    'King of Egypt and Sudan'
    52 3 CAIRO, Sun— New envoys to Egypt must m future present credentials addressed to 'The King of Egypt and the Sudan", Dr. Wahid Rafaat Bey, legal counsellor at Egypt's Foreign Affairs Ministry, stated. He added that credentials of new Egyptian envoys sent abroad would be similarly
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    PERSIA BLAMES TORIES
    268 3 'Empire policies bar settlement, says Dr. Fatemi WASHINGTON, Sunday. A PERSIAN spokesman yesterday blamed the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill's "empire" policies for the failure of United States sponsored efforts to settle the AngloPersian oil dispute. Dr. Hussein Fatemi, deputy Prime Minister of Persia, said his
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    48 3 LONDON S TRAFFIC suffered it« yearly disruption recently dur n* the Lord May or's show. The show ww the shortest m memory but even so it was M 4 yards lon/j. The new Lord Mayor, Sir Leslie Boyce, an AnstraMan, b teen looking oat of his state coach.
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    PRINCESS RETURNS HOME
    157 3 PRINCESS RETURNS HOME LONDON. Sun. RINCESS ELIZABETH and the Duke of Edinburgh reurned home on Saturday rom their six-week tour of Janada. They were met at Euston 'atlon by the Queen. Queen Mary. Princess Margaret, and hree-year-old Prince Charles Others present to welcome he Royal couple were the Home Secretary,
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    'All right' in Abadan
    64 3 TEHERAN, Sun. DERSIAN National Oil Com- pany officials said yesterday one newly-started unit of the Abadan oil refinery produced 25,698,000 gallons of crude oil between Nov. 2 and Nov. 12. The temporary Board of Directors reported to the Government that 537,000 gallons of petrol were refined
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    RUSSIA'S EXPULSION FROM U.N. URGED
    127 3 WA T^HE president of the I 1 Labour, Mr. William G Russia should be expelled leaders do an about-face disarmament plan. Mr. Green said m a radio broadcast that the tactics of the Communist bloc have handcuffed the U.N. and prevented it from becoming "an
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    DEATH SENTENCE FOR PRIEST
    54 3 VIENNA, Sun— Father Jar Bula, Roman Catholic administrator m Moravia, has been sentenced to death by a Czechoslovakian state court, for giving shelter to Czech terrorists, the official Czech new.agency reported. Sixteen other persons were sentenced to prison terms ranging from life to two years the
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    DUKE FOR LONDON
    20 3 PARIS, Sun.— The Duke of Windsor will leave for a threeday visit to London on Tuesday Reuter^^^^^^^
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    Butter for Britain
    26 3 Sun.— Britain has accepted a New Zealand offer of an extra 4.000 tons of butter and 4,000 tons of cheese this season. Reuter
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    West plan first on agenda
    106 3 PARIS, Sun A UNITED Nations political committee overruled strong Soviet objections yesterday to place the Western disarmament plan on top of its agenda list with Russia's "peace" proposals fifth. Voting was 45 to 5 with five abstentions, including Burma and Indonesia. Mr. Jacob Malik, permaneni
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    Short of cash to pay libel
    51 3 LONDON. Sun.— The London Daily Worker Is short of cash to pay off the £5.000 it lost m a libel suit. The Communist newspaper said the court had given it until January to pay tne damages to Gen. W. Anders a self-exiled Polish uiti-Com-munlst
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    WILL VISIT INDIA
    34 3 NEW YORK, Sun.— Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, who is now attendkig the United Nations General Assembly session m Paris as a member of the United States delegation, will visit India m February
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    Biggest London fire since blitz
    102 3 LONDON, Sun. MORE than 100 firemen with 30 engines last night fought one of the biggest fires that East London has experienced since the blits. The blaze occurred at a large sack and bag manufacturers' plant at Stepney close by London docks. Soon afterwards most
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    Church warns US: 'You face decay'
    148 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. AMERICAN Roman Catholic Cardinals, Archbi shops and Bishops declared yesterday that "moral corruption" m public life threatened the United States with the same decay that befell the Roman Empire. The churchmen, m a statement concluding their threeday annual meeting, conjdemned the principle
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    Retrial of negro ordered
    91 3 Retrial of negro ordered YANCEYVUJLE, North Car©- 1 Una, Sun. A re-trial was ordered here m the case of a Negro tenant farmer accused of "assaulting" a 17-year-old white girl by allegedly leering at her and chasing her across a field. The Jury of four Negroes and eight whites said
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    Heavy losses in Italian floods
    157 3 Heavy losses in Italian floods ROGIVO, North Italy, Sun. ABOUT 36,000 Italian soldiers, police and firemen are trying to check the flood waters of the Po which are overflowing from the last 60 miles of the river's course to the sea. They were Joined by 180 British Royal Engineers from
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    U.N. warned on Kashmir delay
    81 3 U.N. warned on Kashmir delay KARACHI, Sun pAKISTAN Premier, Mr Khwaja Nazlmuddin, said last night that if the present policy of delay over Kashmir continued "we shall have to do what is expected of a self-respecting nation." He was addressing a meeting of the Council of the AllPakistan Muslim League
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    Springboks strike best form of tour
    425 4 Springboks strike best form of tour ABERAVON, WALES, Sun. COUTH African touring team showing their best form of he tour to far gained a convincing victory of 22 points to nil over Combined Neath and Aber--4 von XV here yesterday. The Springboks, whose score was made up of two goals,
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    PORTSMOUTH TAKE THE DIV. 1 LEAD
    357 4 ARSENAL LOSE LONDON, Sunday. "THE lead changed m both the First and Second Divisions yesterday and only m the Third Divisions did the leaders maintain their positions. Arsenal who took over from Bolton two weeks ago went down by two goals to Newcastle at
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    23 4 LJFATII, the West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper, leaps high but fails to save Arsenal's fifth goal m a match at Highbury.— Poppt r picture.
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    Peng Soon wins easily
    150 4 WONG Peng Soon iMaifloner. »»»i;» accounted for Chua. K<-<--tfemt iDiefull by IM. IS-« m the Orit round oX the 8.8.A. ootnacham DlonahlD at tht Clerical Unidn Hal 1 last ntsht SlnxaDore champion Chrom Hart Leoc (EcllDMl wat «lvrn a walkovrr by K. W. Chov iDiehard) Othrr
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    HONG KONG HOLD HELSINGBORG 1-1
    159 4 HONO KONG, Sun. jgEPQRE a crowd of 8.000 cheerIng spectators the Hongkong Selected XI upset all predictions by holding the powerful Swedish Helsingborg team to a one-all draw this afternoon. The Hong Kong »ide con aired only two of yeserdays Interport side but included four
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    Graveney, Spooner hit centuries
    560 4 MCC v PAKISTAN I n T. (Dick) Spooner, hander and Tom Grs scored centuries today foi best batting form, scored forced a draw with Pakisl Spooner back m his old opening position, battled splendidly for 168 not out. He had Oraveney. who was 109 not out
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    Toweel keeps title
    29 4 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. VIC Toweel of South Africa retained his world bantamweight title when he outpoin'ed Luis Romero, of Spain, over 15 rounds here last night.— Reuter.
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    'Boycott' schools asked about overage classes
    218 5 'Boycott' schools asked about overage classes PRINCIPALS of seven 1 Chinese Schools m Singapore, some of whose pupils recently boycotted a Government examination, have been asked to tell the Education Department of any response to proposals for starting special classes for overage pupils. More than 200 boys and girls of
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    43 5 MB. TEK GEOK SENG and Miss Jenni* Low Want Joo. J^oTXF* married l n Singa»or«. O n Friday. The bride is the fifth daachter of Mr. Low Peng Ho and the rroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tok Trek Han
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    SHOW AT OLD BOYS' DAY
    62 5 'Old Boys' Day" of the Kong Slong (the Chinese Industrial and Commercial Continuation School) was celebrated at the school grounds m Outram Road yesterday. There were a sports meetlng. an exhibition of water colour paintings, drawings, crayon and handiwork of present pupils. Exhibits, which numbered
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    I.L.0. holding conference
    64 5 The International Labour Organisation will sponsor an Asian Manpower Conference ln Bangkok. Siam, from December 12 to 22. Forty-five Asian delegates have been invited, m addition to observers from other Interested countries. Special attention will be given to the ways ln which the United Nations Technical Assistance
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    St. Margaret's School
    68 5 The report ln Saturday's Straits Times that Mrs. H. Baines, wife of the BLhop of Singapore, had opened on Friday a $110,000 hall and six classrooms at St. Hilda's School. Katong, should have read St. Margaret's School, Sophia Road. Mrs. Robert Eu, member of the Singapore City
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    FAIR PRICES
    38 5 The latest fair price list is: Coconut oil; (28 katty tin) $20, (qt. bottle) reduced to 75 cts. condensed milk: (14 oz. tin) "Trumpeter," 50 cts. jam: (1 lb. Jar) "Jonker Frls" raspberry 90 cts., others
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    MR. K. MOHAMED
    27 5 Mr. Kushi Moh'amed, president of the Overseas Pakistani League, Singapore, has been awarded honorary membership of the Imperial Phik) Byzantine University, m Madrid. Spain.
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    Ships earmarked for Penang Navy
    132 5 PENANO, Sunday. SUITABLE vessels have been earmarked for the Penang unit of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. They will be sent out as soon as they are available early next year. Commander t>. W. Graham permanent staff officer of thr unit, said that because
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    HMS Eagle for trials
    99 5 BRITAIN'S largest aircraft carrier, the Eagle, will go for machinery and manoeuvrbility trials m the Clyde area within the next few days, states the Admiralty. The carrier, which has an overall length of 803% feet and a beam of 112% feet, has a flight deck which
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    Fewer ex-officio posts on council
    84 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. THE Sultan of Johore presided at a meeting of the J Johore Executive Council today at which the Town Board Election Bill was passed The recommendation by > the Johore Bahru Town Board that the number of ex-offlclo members be reduced to
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    Woman sent to gaol
    73 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. niAW Yok Yin. a woman. was sentenced to two years' imprisonment by Mr. Justice Storr today for failinn to report the presence of bandits. Slaw told the court that for two years she was living alone with her two children as her husband
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    BACK TO JOHORE
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Inche Mafkom bin Hajl Mohd. Said, Government Printer. Johore and his wife Tungku Meriain. who have been on a visit to England, have returned to Johore Bahru
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    MALAY GIRLS GET $35,000 HOSTEL
    223 5 MALAY GIRLS GET $35,000 HOSTEL SEREMBAN, Sun. A535,000-hostel, the first of its kind for Malay girl students In Negri Sembilan, will be opened officially here on Tuesday afternoon. Built In congenial surroundings near the Seremban Residency, the hostel will be for the exclusive use of Malay girls attending English schools
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    SANATORIUM PROPOSAL
    71 5 An appeal to use the $6,--000,000 Indian Immigration Fund to start a tuberculosis sanatorium m Singapore was made by the Labour (Rochore) member on the Cokmy Legislative Council, Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, yesterday. Mr. Raj said a sanatorium was one of the urgent social needs of the
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    NEW HUTS WILL EASE HOSPITALS
    106 5 ■THE pre-fabricated huts planned to relieve congestion m Singapore's hospitals will be built locally by the Public Works Department. Orders have already been placed m Britain and equipment will arrive m the Colony shortly. The Public Works Dlrec- tor, Mr. E. A Gardiner, told the
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    Poppy Day appeal fund
    211 5 'THE Singapore Poppy Day Appeal Fund acknowledges the following donations m Its fourth list of contributions: Ho Hong OU Mills Ltd. $50. Ho Hong Soap Factory Ltd. $50, Borneo Sumatra Trading Co. Ltd $100. Mr. Tan Boon Poh (100. Mirandoile Voule Co. Ltd. $25. Mr. H.
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    2 charged with giving bribe
    72 5 K. Arunasalam and N. Ganapathy w/ere charged m Singapore on Saturday with corruptly giving $10 to a detective, Sunny Tan, m a taxi at Upper Serangooi Road on Thursday. It was alleged that the bribe was to induce the detective •"o assess their goods In
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    SUICIDE VERDICT ON WOMAN
    53 5 A verdict of suicide was relumed m the Singapore m Quest on an elderly woman Cher Ah Poh, who drank coffe* containing caustic soda, at Lorong Ah Soo or Oct. 16. It was stated that Cher was In financial difficulties Cher died In the *3enera HosDital
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    Six new Y.M.C.A. life members
    178 5 SIX people have Joined Siiipore Chinese V.M.C.A. as life members during the third membership campaign which started on November 1 with Sir Franklin Gtonson. Governor of Singapore, as 'Commander-In-Chief." Six of the M teams taking part m the campaign report »0 new members A« other
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      91 5 Y.W.CA. Raffles Quay. International Fortnightly Club, meeting at 10.30 a.m.; speaker. Miss Hazel McCrea. V.M.C.A. Orchard Road. Board "f directors' meeting, 5.15 p.m.; Malay conversational class, 5.30 p.m.; commercial classes, 5.30 p.m.; Judo practice,' 5.30 p.m.: weightlifting and body building group. 5.30 p.m.; literacy class 8.30 p.m. Chinese V.M.C.A. Selegle
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      79 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 5.3 b a.m. Schools; 9.55 Interlude: 10-10.10 News from K.L.; 10.45-12 Schools: 1 p.m. Monday Matinee"; 1.3(1 News: 1.45 "Home on the Range"; 2-2.50 School*. 0.15 Children: 8.35 "Adventures. In Music": 6.65 Announcements; 7 News; 7.10 Interlude: 7.30 "Spot Ifce Favourites": S "World Affairs" (Alltagtsn Kennard); 8.15
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    79 6 MR. ft MRS. E. L." WILLIAMS thank all those friends who were present at Raffles Hotel on the occasion of their wedding reception on 5.y.61. They also thank all those who were and ware not present for their gift* and e.-t--presilons of goodwill. MRS. K. VBTTTVELU and children wish
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    31 6 The Malayan Association for the blind la bein* formed on Nov. 21* tn the Town Hall. Kuala Lumpur at 6.30 p.m. Why not come along and give It your support?
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  • The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Nov. 19, 1951
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      In Middle Road
      753 6 In Ipoh a few days ago Dr. Wu Lien-teh made an Appeal for a hospital for venereal diseases m the Federation. Private doctors, he said, were handicapped by the lack of such an institution to which they could send cases requiring specialised training and equipment; and m
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      Gen. Boucher: A Tribute
      418 6 (By Brig. R. G. Collin*wood, C.8.E.. D.5.0.. Officiating Commander, South Malay* District). The untimely death of Major-General Sir Charles Boucher, K.8.E.. CB, D.S.O. will be very deeply regretted by all classes of the community m Malaya, where he served as general officer commanding from 1948 to
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    GERMANS ROUTED IN CENTRAL ITALY
    2185 6  - GERMANS ROUTED IN CENTRAL ITALY WINSTON S. CHURCHILL War Memoirs: Closing the Ring— 32 I— By— CHURCHILL MEMOIRS On May n. 1944, the Fifth and Eighth Armies opened their aaaaalt *n the German positions In Italy. The main blows were to fall hmUmitm Cm—too and the ass* where the German*,
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      'Unjust Comment'
      304 6 IN his letter m the Saturday Forum, "Facing Facts' 1 is most unfair m his comments on Federal Members and the Government's campaign against the terrorists. The most obvious reason for the failure of the Brings Plan Is the lack of public co-operation. Even "Facing Pacts" admits It
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      RADIO MALAYA'S INDIAN SECTION
      74 6 IREAD with much Interest Mr. Dillp Kumar's letter on broadcasting, particularly so because three weeks back I wrote to the Director ot Broadcasting suggesting che Indian Section of Radio Malaya (which Includes programmes m various Indian languages) be called the 'Indian programme" Instead of "Our Tamil
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      IMPORT OF WATCHES
      110 6 WITH the lifting of restrtcon the- importation of Swiss watches into the Colony, sales^have dropped considerably and the result Is a slump. tn"SSSrff2lr E3offa ~l -f??iA» -2SL2SZ. J?£l* *I*l%L fUiSSJ^L^^ U°r? r w^r^fJi^' work of wstc* smugglers. Ships learsur for Indonesia usually carry a forbidden cargo of
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    On the Margin
    412 6 Invulnerable GMtefc SHOULD like to follow up the rtory of the Island Golf Club hamadryad m Singaporeana" on Saturday with another very remarkable hamadryad story, but on« which shows this creature— whose bite is certain death for a human being, by reason of the large amount of
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      707 6 Straits Times Free Press rof ttka convaiiimea vcrttMft «ir R*pr*wntativM at Ist Floor Singapore Cold Storaio Orchard Rojd will racarvo imaU advortitoHMiit* and <>■««> boa CLASSIFIED ADS. THE ENGAGEMENT is announced between Mr. Johnny Tan Bee Chuan the aon of the late Mr. Mrs. Tan Cheng Tee of Malacca and
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    ALL P.C.s TO KNOW ENGLISH
    200 7 Teachers may be hired GOVERNMENT TO DISCUSS PLAN gIX teachers with the rank of probationary inspectors may be recruited as part of a scheme to provide Singapore with an entire English-speaking police force The teachers will be engaged early next year, if Government sanctions the
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    TEACHERS WANT GOVT TERMS
    90 7 TEACHERS WANT GO VT TERMS DERAK, Negri Sembilan and Malacca Methodist teachers' associations have written to the head of the Methodist Mission m South-East Asia, Bishop R. L. Archer, requesting Government terms of employment. This follows the recent move b y the Selangor Methodist Teachers' Association to quit the mission
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    Admitted charge
    44 7 A goldsmiths' assistant, Low Tin alias Biew Peng Suan, 33. admitted, m the Second Police Court, misappropriating gold valued at $424 entrusted to him by his employer. Bail of $500 was granted and the case was postponed to Nov. 24 for sentence.
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    Body found 2 days later
    55 7 ff?HE body of the 20-year--1 old motor-cyclist. Yap Klat Leng. who was thrown into the Kampong Java Canal when his machine hit the island at Newton Circus on Friday, was recovered yesterday. It .was found by a Malay 200 yards from the spot where Yap
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    S.T.U.C PETITION
    27 7 The Singapore Trade Union Congress will petition the Colony Government to amend the Trade Union Ordinance to enable Government employees' unions to Join the congress.
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    188 Fed. trade unions enrolled
    100 7 188 Fed. trade unions enrolled KUALA LUMPUR, Sun ANE hundred and eighty eight trade unions were registered m the Federation up to the end of last month. One of the newest was the Income Tax Examiners' Union It wa s one of three registered last month. The otner two were
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    APPOINTMENTS APPROVED
    84 7 The Governor of Singapore has approved the following appointments:— Mr. Teh Sek Eng to act as Deputy Registrar and Sheriff Supreme Court; Mr. Lo Hock Ling. Mr. Leong Hong Ton and Mr. Tan Beng Joo. to be officers of the Income Tax Service, Part I: and Mr. O.
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    Move to have Sunday work in harbour
    163 7 A BILL to amend section 432 of the Merchant Shipping Ordinance and allow oil tankers lying alongside at Pulau Bukom or Pulau Sebarok to work on Sundays, will be introduced into the Singapore Subject to certain exception 432 of the ordinance restricts the
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    CLAIMS TRIAL, ALLOWED BAIL
    39 7 Tan Chwee Kiat claimed trial m Singapore to a charge of fraudulent possession of a wrist watch at Nankin Street on Nov. 16. He was allowed $100 bail and the case postponed to Nov. 23
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    40 7 M. FRANCOIS NEBOUT, chairman of the French Tekka Mines mi n Perak. who arrived mi n Singapore yesterday from London by Qantas-8.0.A C. M. Nr bout. who is on a tour of inspection, visits the mines today. Straits Times picture.
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    London taxis may be stopped
    269 7 jifß. S. S. MANYAM, Progressive City Councillor for North Ward, said yesterday that he proposed to ask for the Compulsory introduction of the London-type taxis into Singapore to be stopped. Mr. Manyam said he Intended tabling a motion at the next City Council meeting that
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    Great need to teach unionists
    120 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. POLICY for the education of Malayan trade union leaders was one of the most important needs m Malaya, Mr. P. Tambov, acting Assistant Trade Union Adviser m the Federation, said today. Mr. Tambov, who recently returned from Britain where he took a
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    $1,400 fine for wheat offence
    54 7 Koh Yew Koon, a trader, was fined $1,400 by the Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, for exporting 30 bags of wheat flour without a permit. Twq Indonesian Chinese Teo Tjoel Liang and Chlu Er.e Huat. wer P each fined $40 for exporting
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    Comebackby Miss Stokes
    135 7 fHE Victoria Memorial Hall had a fair-sized audience last night— including a busload of R. A. F. musical enthusiasts from Changi when Moreen Stokes gave her first oianoforte recital for a long 'ime. Pieces des resistance or should -»t say. resls'ance movements while Miss S \e% was
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    BLOOD STOCK
    42 7 The Singapore Blood Bank tor the week ended Nov. 16 was as follows: O A B AB Total Donations receiTed 64 34 17 4 119 Transfusion given 37 31 16 9 83 flasks In hand 38 20 24 n 93
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    MISADVENTURE
    33 7 A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Smgh, on a 53-year-old woman, Scan Suay Mot, who fell from a tree at Barker Road on Oct 16.
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    ENVOYS TO MEET IN STORE
    118 7 A CONFERENCE of British representatives In Eastern Ada will meet at Buklt Serene from Nov. 23 to 27 to exchange information and views on. matters concerning Bouth-East Asia. The Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, will pre^de over the conference, "hich wJI be attended by he
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    DEFENCE GAMES AT NAVAL BASE
    30 7 NATAL BASE labourers help to clear railway track of debris foUewing a mock raid on the base ftp Saturday during defence exercises. Straits Times picture.
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    NEW PLAN WILL AID MALAYA
    145 7 MALAYA can hope to benefit from the denationalisation of the British steel industry, said Mr. W. U. P. Ricketts, director and general manager of Ironside Ltd., steel exporting firm, London yesterday, on his arrival m Singapore by Qantas-B O.A.C The steel position, Mr. Ricketts said,
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    MCA to aid squatters
    49 7 KULIM. Sun. rE South Kedah branch of the Malayan Chinese Association will assist 400 Chinese squatters m the Kuala Nau resettlement area. This decision was made at m emergency meeting of the issociation's executive committee which also appointed i 16-man committee to make final arrangements.
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    Bus ride cost him $100
    54 7 A Singapore Traction Company conductor held a passenger by his trousers to prevent his escape after he r*>fused to pay hIR fare of 15 cents, the Singapore Second Police Court was told. The passenger. Anwei Khan, pretended he was the holder of a "free pass."
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    PARTIES FIGHTING FOR VOTES
    198 7 11/ITH the City Council elections less than a fortnight away, the candidates are vigorously conducting their campaigns. Yesterday there were eight election meetings held m different parts of Singapore. Mr. P. R Williams (Lab. Sochore). speaking at three meetngs m the Tronoh RoadMcNalr Road-Mayo Road area,
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    FACTORY BY HK FIRM PASSED
    299 7 SINGAPORE Government has approved m principle V the general layout for a $1,000,000 factory project planned by a Hong Kong Chinese manufacturer on eight acres of land at the Bth mile Bukit Timah Road. The approval is the first evidence of a recent assurance by
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    CHURCHES CHIEF ARRIVES
    109 7 DR. Rajah B. Manlkam. the first office-holder of Joint East Asia Secretary of the World Council of Churches and the International Missionary Council, arrived m the Rajula yesterday to set up headquarters m Singapore. The World Council of Churches was formed m Amsterdam m 1938. The International
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    SPECIAL CHARGED WITH DESERTION
    41 7 Syed Mahmood bin Syed Kadir. a 20-year-old special constable, was 'charged In Singapore with absenting himself from duty at Sedenak Estate, Kulai, on April 26. The case was postponed to Nov. 2S. He was offered $500 bail.
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    The Mysteries Of A World Below The Sea
    595 8 The Mysteries Of A World Below The Sea Tht Sea Around U«. By Rjcbel Carton. (Staples. 12s. 6d) Rv ECIL WOODHAMSMITH f HIS Is a strange and 1 exciting book. The author. Miss Rachel Carson, is a scientist; shp holds a research fellowship, she has sailed on oceanographical expeditions; and
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    FOR YOUR BOOKSHELF
    293 8 CAPTAIN COOK'S PRESENT npUl Mania, a tortoise presented to a Tongan chief by Captain Cook In 1777, still lives In the grounds of Queen Salote's palace at Nukualofa, Tonga. Survivor of a lorry accident and a bush fire, it still receives the customary presentations of food at
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    Top Many Treasures?
    637 8 The Treasury of Humorous Quotations: Edited by Evan Esar. English Edition edited by Nicolas Benri«y. (Phoenix Him. 12s. 64.) By A. A. MILNE HPHOBE of us who are too proud to plagiarise have our various ways of making acknowledgment to the author whose work we think we
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    AT LEAST THEY WERE NOT DULL
    497 8 White's 1693-1950. By Percy CoJsor. (Heinemaim. 255). By ROGER MORTIMER fFHE great clubs of 1 Pall Mall, St. James's Street and Piccadilly are engaged today In a desperate struggle for solvency and survival. The halcyon days, when a man of means and fashion would
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    A Tiger Dies
    1711 9 by A LOCKE, Administrative Officer, Kent a matt fPHE road from A Kemaman, m Trengganu, to Ayer Puteh runs inland m A Westerly direction for nineteen miles. If you cared to travel along it and to take a chance that the local bandits were not .lying m
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      93 9 BEAUTY PREPARATIONS, 1 invitation to tnchantment, "face powder ROUGE PERFUME LIPSTICK TALC COLD CREAM VANISHING CREAM BRILLIANTINE HAIR CREAM 4 BOURJOIS DISTRIBUTORS GRAFTON LABORATORIES LIMITED. SINGAPORE T> E^ *^Mmfr Tne CO at putS P*? nto Performance It gives a higher voltage than the standard g coil and thus supplies the
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      262 9 f&X)*.- \.%aaaßlßtS3Ftf At* j|tv VHf y^^k^Hß^aiß^Bk S P v Jt* A 1 '5 IBM j^ Your grandfather has such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gi'bbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too. *ad it costs me so little' Dentifrice ui-iiin a w. man
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    Terrorists Stopped Prospecting
    208 10 Terrorists Stopped Prospecting BANDITS caused the abandonment of prospecting operations. Sir John Hay. chairman of Renong Tin Dredging Co., tells shareholders m his circulated annuaj statement The company set aside £20.000 for prospecting operations and boring was started of an area which showed promls*. of proving suitable proposition for the
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    GUTHRIE GROUP OUTPUT
    51 10 pUTHRtX <fe Company announce VJ the following outputs from estates and mines In the Outhrle Group for October and to da* 1951. In that order: Rubber (!b> 6.015.330. 60.031.720 Black tee. <rb) 155.000. 1.441.000 Palm oil (tons) 1.263. 11.461 Palm kernels (tons) 359. 3.314 Tin-ore (plculs) 1.471.
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    UNITED ENGINEERS' CAPITAL
    140 10 lINDER the scheme or arrangement submitted to shareholders the Directors of United Engineers Ltd propose to restore Ordinary Shares, now $5 paid up. to their former value of $10 Da Id up. In consideration of their consent to the scheme Pre- ference shareholders, who have the right
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    UNCERTAINTY ON THE LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    510 10 From A Market I A LTHOUGH a fair volume Malayan markets wen week. Prices moved within there was a feeling of unci of underlying weakness. How much was due t market, how much to the t tion, how much to the dec and how
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    25% FOR UNITED TEMIANG RUBBER
    54 10 ITNITKD remiang tF.M.S Rubber Estates dlr*c:ors recommend a dividend for the last financial year of 35 per Mfct, Its ax payable on Jan. 23. Net profit before tax Is €254,062 general reserve £33.631: replanting provision £30 000: c*~ry-for-«rard, subject to audit and usual >diustments £42.333
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    JERAM KUANTAN FORWARD SALE
    36 10 lERAM Kuantan Rubber BsUU J has sold forward SO tons ol No 1 R.S S for delivery, five tons monthly January-June 1951. F.ob Malayan ocean port In bale* •>• tl 47 per Ib
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    Business done
    292 10 BUSINESS reported done on the local share market last week included: lateirlata. Ptmct a? Nemvc 14.30 to M.lft, Hongkong Bank (Colonial Register) $845 to $850. Malayan Cement 43 cents, Malayan CoUterlea $2.17^ to $2 15 McAllater $41.00 to $40.50. Robinson Ord $3 82S to $3.80, Pref $8.10. 8%
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    RUBBER CROPS
    38 10 EVATT A Company announce the following October rubber ;rops. m Ib: Brunei Utd. Plant. 34.000 Changkat Serdang Est 35,700 Chmnang Derelop. 125.G00 Indragiri 62,730 Lunas E*t 75.700 NyaUs Bit. 2SJOO Rivenrlew Est 163.000 Tapah Est. 75,088
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    TANJONG DIVIDEND
    37 10 TAN JONG DIVIDEND T»ANJONG Tin Dredging Ltd. has declared a third int rim dividend of 25 per cent for the financial year ending Dec. SI. 1051. pavahle on Dec. 22. 1951 to ihswhoWer* re^WTed on rw '3
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    THE NEWCOMERS Royal Fair will win more races
    416 11 THE NEWCOMERS Royal Fair will win more races THOSE who chase the long-priced winner should nnd a better than usual (or leu disastrous) return at this time of the season when newcomers are Just finding their feet and the weather is turning the tracks heavy. But how many succeeded at
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    COL. DALY GETS PRIDE OF PLACE,
    266 11  -  EPSOM JEEP 13 handicapped for Stayers Cup By IT is most gratifying to see that Colonel Daly Co. 1 hare not been asked to carry too much weight m a mixed Held for the Stayers Cup over If miles (worth about $15,»tt In stakes
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    26 11 ME. TENG YIN FOOI leads m Chant illy (E. Donnelly) gallant winner of the Class 2. Wt. 1, 1 mile handicap mt Bukit Timah mi Saturday.
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    FIGHT IS OFF
    46 11 COLOGNE, Sun Baxir^ promoter Louis Goldstein djacloaed last night that plans for a 10-round boot between the middleweight champions of HoUaid and Germany. Lac T*n Dam. and Ter Mueller, had been abandoned because of the "unacceptable financial demands" of the Dv chman AJ>.
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    JAPS LOSE 2-1
    39 11 NEW DELHI. Sun —The Jipaneae hockey team, who are now touring India, went down fighting yesterday m their match with an Indian Services team by the narrow margin of two goaJs to one.— A. P. P
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    HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAT
    453 11 IV EIGHTS for the second day (Wednesday) of the Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting (all nine races) and f«r Saturday are: Cl. I Divl-61 Scotch Express 9 .05 Pink Gin 9«l Melbary Court 9.04 Dmmlw Tudor Vtew B.CS Vaseo da r.ama 8.94 Good Gamble ft.o4 Piraeus
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    44 11 TWO topflight jockeys, Colin Tunoh on laspiratton (No. 14) and Athol Mulfey on JoJo battling out a tight finish m Race 3At Buklt Timah on Saturday Inspiration r>t np dose home to beat Jo- Jo by a neck. Nero was third— Straits Tiaies |>boto.
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    Gular made hacks of the top milers
    632 11 Bukit Timah Review P 1 WAS GULAR first and the rest nowhere m the mile handicap for Class 1, Div. 1 horses at Bukit Timah on Saturday. This stocky four-^ear-old chestnut son of The Pelican registered one of the easiest wins I havr
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    MONDAY SPORTSFRONT 'Newdeal' needed in badminton
    1204 12  - MONDAY SPORTSFRONT 'Newdeal' needed in badminton by SENTINEL (SINGAPORE'S Battle of Badminton dominates this morning's Sportsfront. The great controversy over 4 shamateurism"--that is the issue, despite the protestations of the Singapore Badminton Association moves slowly to its climax. That climax may well be the blackest day m the history of
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    OOI GETS REVENGE AGAINST AH SOO
    272 12 PENANG, Sun: Fomas Cup star 00l Teik Hock avenged his defeat by Lim Ah Soo at this year's Malayan badminton championships when he beat his youthful opponent 15-9, 16-10 today m the n al of the Penang Badminton Assoc atio senior inter-team tourname >t
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    30 12 rxran 0.a..c tuiwara a**. Charles- Jones who played a great game for bis tide m their 3-3 draw with Penan* m an H.M.S. Malaya tie on Saturday. Straits Times picture.
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    Services lose to Selangor
    198 12 KUALA LUMPUR. S«. CCORINQ all three goals In the first half Selangor beat Singapore Combined Services at hockey by three goals to one on the padang today. The already heavy ground was made worse by this afternoon's rain but the game waa fast ana excellent hockey
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    SAFA'A' down Frenchmen 4-1
    252 12 Singapore "A" 4; French Air Force 1. SINGAPORE'S soccer prestige got a further boost yesterday when, at a time when the Colony* Malaya i-up side were away on a successful tour, their "A" team beat a visiting French Air Force XI by four goals to one
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    English soccer league placings
    1032 12 LONDON, Sun. pOOTBALL league standings r after yesterday's matches are as follows: FIRST DIVISION P W D L P A pts Portsmouth 17 12 1 ***** 25 Arsenal 1» 10 4 6 34 20 24 Bolton 17 10 4 3 28 21 24 Tottenham 18 10
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    Singapore hit six goals past Selangor
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