The Straits Times, 2 November 1953

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    15 1 The Straits Times Hot*** 1 He**** Established 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1953. 15 CENTS
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    A YEAR OF FREEDOM
    440 1  -  WILLIAM FISH Village celebrates end of Red threat By YONG PENG, Sunday. THE 5,000 villagers of Yonj? Penjf, Johore, today celebrated the first anniversary of their freedom from fear a freedom which they found inside fences. A year ago today the villagers were moved frond their
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    PICK THE TUNES —& WIN $5,000
    107 1 PICK THE TUNES WIN $5,000 TODAY The Strain Times start* a new and interesting $5,000 Must-bc-Won contest "Pick the Programme' You arc askc to imaqlnc that you have been given the opportunity to present a programme of records of popular tunes. From a list of nine light vocal numbers. you
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    Eleven calls —and it's a record
    77 1 Eleven calls and it's a record THE Singapore Fire Bnpade had a record of 11 calls yesterday. Nine were lallang fires which broke out all over the Colony Within five hours. The two others were a ""all attap hut fire in Potonft Pasir anrl a malicious false .ilarm in iChina
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    37 1 II I .1 < (X Ni 111 Oks school children and Home Guards marched through the streets of Vim; Pen? yesterday to celebrate the first anniversary of resettlement in the village. Straits Times picture. Another picture P. 2.
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    YAM TUAN NOW IN HOSPITAL
    83 1 YAM TUAN NOW IN HOSPITAL THE Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan was ndmitted into Singapore General Hospital yesterday. He is under the care of Professor G. Ramsome. He was described as being "very comfortable" in the hospital last nicjht. He may be in the hospital for a week. The
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    Police fire on student rioters
    52 1 LUCKNOW. Sun. Police fired on rioters and a four-day curfew ua.s imposed here today after yesterday's violent clashes between police and students. One person was injured in the shooting and crowds of demonstrators attacked two power stations cutting off the supply of electricity to many
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    A GREAT NEW SERIES
    125 1 A GREAT NEW SERIES Begins today rRN »o Pag* 9 for the first of Hie Strait* Times •drilling new series of true itories of great men Jnd wo- of adventure and history, of science and art. of all the activities of man wfcich make up the human story. Alto in
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    War on clothes lines
    188 1 War on clothes lines JOHORE TOWN Council v waging war on clothesdrying in Johore Bahru town area. Health authorities have decided that drying clothes on lines or poles projecting from windows or walls of houses, particularly over the road, is unsightly, unhygenic and unsafe. They are backed by a law
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    Russians may accept
    29 1 MOSCOW, Sun —Diplomatic observers considered it possible today that Russia will accept the Big Three invitation to a conference at Lugano, Switzerland, for talks on Germany.
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    A PLEDGE FROM THE NEW MEMBER
    288 1 A PLEDGE FROM THE NEW MEMBER KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. DR. ISMAIL bin Da to Abdul Rahman, the newly appointed Member for Lands. Mines and Communications,! today pledged to fight for a better economic footing lon Malays He takes over the job from Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil bin Haji Nik Mahmood
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    Typhoon coming
    18 1 HONG KONG. Sun A typhoon 300 miles south-west of Hong Kong is approaching Hainan Island.— A.P
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    CASEY PLEASED BY MALA YA 'S SUCCESS
    207 1 CASEY PLEASED BY MALA YA 'S SUCCESS MR. R. O. Casey, Australian Minister for External A Hairs said In Singapore last night he was heartened by the steadily dwindling support for Communist terrorists among the Malayan poople. Geographical racts. he said in a broadcast, have placed Malaya and Australia together,
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    Refugees still flock to West
    41 1 BERLIN, 9un. The number nf East German refugees arriving In West Berlin is still increasing. This month refugee officials registered about 16.500 arrivals. Last month the number was about 14.000 and In August about 10,000.— Reuter.
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    Harding is back
    49 1 FIELD MARSHAL Sir Inbu Harding;. Chief of the Imperial General Staff <• ho arrived in Singapore front Darwin, talks to Air Vice Marshal Gilmore, Senior Staff Officer representing the C-ln-C, Far East Force and Lieutenant General, Sir Charles Loewen (centre) Commander in Chief, Far East Land Force*.
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    The Unicorn goes aground
    70 1 PORT SAID. Sun.— The Brii tish aircraft maintenanace carrier Unicorn left here for Britain today apparently undamaged after running aground in the Suez Canal yesterday. The 22.000-ton carrier went aground about 10i miles north I of Suez. The Unicorn sailed for Britain from Singapore earlier this
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    $2,ooocrown for Mimi
    46 1 Mimi Lee, 20. last night won the Happy World Cabaret Quern contest from. 201 contestants. She was awarded a $2,000 gold crown. Runners-up. Susie Yee and Wong Lai Wah. each received a gold medal. They are all dance- hostesses at the Happy World.
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    Geneva blast
    26 1 GENEVA. Sun.— A spark from an electric bell caused an explosion here today which cost one life and injured about a dozen people. Reuter.
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    Gurkhas kill bandit propaganda chief
    166 1 Gurkhas kill bandit propaganda chief KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. KWOK PING CHIN, usually known as William Kwok. a top propagandist and intellectual of the Malayan Communist Party, was killed last month by the 2/7 Gurkha Rifles, the Federation Government announced today. No details were riven of the killing which was reported
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    THE NEW 'FRIEND' GETS THE SACK
    153 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYA'S new Adviser on Aborigines. Mr. John Blacking. 25. has been dismissed less than two weeks after arriving in the Federation because the government consider^ him "unsuited to the job,'' the Straits Tinics understand!. "He ;i< an interview with the Government
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    Duke will replace Margaret in line to take on Regency
    275 1 Duke will replace Margaret in line to take on Regency LONDON. Sunday T*HE Queen will announce in Parliament on Tuesday -I a Bill to make the Duke of Edinburgh, her husband. Regent instead of Princess Margaret, her sister, should the necessity arise. She will refer to it in her Speech
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    TEMPLER LEAVES FOR HOME
    66 1 TEMPLER LEAVES FOR HOME THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, who arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon, will leave for Britain today to have routine discussions at the Colonial Office. General Templer was accompanied to Singapore by Lady Templer and Miss Jane Templer. During the High Commissioner's absence from the
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    30,000 newshens
    27 1 WASHINGTON, Sun— Nearly 30,000 American women are journalists, 7,000 are engineers. 11,000 are doctors and 6.000 lawyers, the United States Women's Burepu reported today —Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 MOSSADEQ TRIAL DATE. TEHERAN. San. Trial date of ex-Premier Mot•adeq of Persia will be fixed Wednesday at preliminary lession of court martial A.P.
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    Battalion arrives
    31 1 SAIGON, Sun— The French battalion which fought In Korea arrived in Saigon today from Tokyo aboard the American transport General Black to reinforce French Union forces in Indo-China— Renter.
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    They oppose Jap rearmament
    186 2 INDONESIANS RESENT IT, SAYS EDITOR TOKYO. Sunday. INDONESIA is opposed to Japan's rearmament, Mr. Djawoto, managing editor of "Antara" Indonesian news agency, declared today. In an interview with the English edition of the Mainichi, Japan's largest newspaper, Mr. Djawoto said: "Japan should not rearm herself under
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    HELP NEEDED BY FAMILY PLANNING GROUP
    190 2 HELP NEEDED BY FAMILY PLANNING GROUP riESPITE Government assistance, the demand for planned parenthood in Singapore has fast outstripped the resources of the Singapore Family Planing Association, its president, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, said yesterday. Mr. McNeice said financial support was needed to get more qualified staff. The organisation
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    Indians fight battles with tribesmen
    77 2 Indians fight battles with tribesmen CALCUTTA, Sun. PITCHED battles between Mishimi tribesmen and Government officials are reported to be raging in the wild hinterland adjoining the Assam-Burma border. The tribesmen have suffered heavy casualties. Reports reached New Delhi that 500 Abor tribesmen armed with bows and arrows had killed an
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    Oiling up J
    55 2 BRITISH weather is liable to drive anyone to drink but here getting oiled in good time is a pink-hackrd pelican at London Zoo. The pelican romes from Kenya. It is not used to the cold so its feet are oiled with pig oil to prevent the frosts
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    Seaman weds slave girl lie sneaked home
    183 2 DURHAM, San. QUIET MARRIAGE wrote a happy ending today to the lovr sttitff*nf a 11 -year-old British sailor and the Arab slave girl he smuggled into England. The lovers were freed from gaol, where they faced sentences for violating the immigration laws in
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    MARSHALL'S TOP TASK
    108 2 NEW YORK. Sun. Gen. George C. Marshall, winner of the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize, said yesterday he feels his great contribution to world peace w.-us in stirring the United States in 1940 to prepare for an "inevitable 1 World War II and to rebuild our forces" during
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    ITALIANS EXPECTED LAMING
    107 2 < I MIL^N. Sunday, ■shovld have knotvn. He was replying to a Question on the dearee of Italy's preparedness asked by the ".ourt at a trial of a former Air Force Major Antonino Trizzino, on charges of ridiculing the Italian armed forces and libeling three admirals in
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    Gaol for us, says Jagan minister
    286 2 Gaol for us, says Jagan minister LONDON. Sun. MR. L. F. S. BURNHAM. deposed British Guiana Minister of Education, prophesied here yesterday that when he and Dr Cheddi i Jagan. deposed Premier of the British Colony, return hMM there would be a "small cell or detention room await- ing us."
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    200 may strike if not 'recognised'
    100 2 4 BOUT 200 MEMBERS of the Singapore Workers' Union employed in the City Council's Transport Centre may go on strike if the City authorities do not recognise their union. This decision was taken at a meeting yesterday. On Tuesday, the City Council decided not
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    A friend now
    41 2 MOSCOW. Bun. German Field Marshal Von Paulus. loser of the Battle of Stalingrad, declared before bring repatriated from the Soviet Union- "I came to the Soviet Union as an enemy, but I am leaving as a friend."— A.P.
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    'Why should I walkk?'
    24 2 'Why should I walk k?' THIS CHEEKY monkey from the Tai Thean Kew circus. rode in procession through Yonr Peng yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    -KISS ME,"SINGS EVA
    44 2 -KISS ME," SINGS EVA HUNGARIAN-BORN film star Eva Bartok sinus Kiss Me" as she makes one of her gramophone records in a London studio. With the contrariness of her sex Eva sines on the other side of the record "Don't Touch Me." Reuter picture.
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    TRIESTE: 'TROOPS MUST REMAIN'
    230 2 LONDON, Sunday. MR. P. J. NOEL-BAKER, who was Minister of State in the former Labour Government, said yesterday that British troops ought to stay in Trieste till Italy and Yugoslavia agree. Mr. Noel-Baker, taking issue with the Anglo-American decision to withdraw from Zone A and h;
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    Egypt's pact with Japan
    89 2 CAIRO. Sun.— Egypt and j Japan yesterday initialled a tradp and payments agreement which will mark rpsumptlon of large-scale trade b° tween the two countries, interrupted since World War II It provides for exchange n! Egyptian cotton, cotton goods, manganese, rice and phosphate and Japanese textiles,
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    Constitution to 'spread Islam'
    59 2 KARACHI. Sun— The Pakis- I tan Constltutent Assembly today adopted a clause for the proposed new constitution providing for setting up a government to spread the Islamic i faith throughout the country On Friday the Assembly adopted a clause banning *he enactment of any law whi.-h
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    UNRULY P.O.W.s' BREAK UP INQUIRY
    177 2 PANMUNJOM, Sun. I. VTNRULY CHINEBE prl-l soners broke up a prison! camp investigation of alleccdl murders in their compound. I They refused to march past two former prLsonw* who claimed they could identify the murderers. Officials also failed to find a body which was supposed
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    Greek King tours U.S.
    69 2 WASHINGTON. Sun- Kin| Paul of thP Hellenes and Queen Frpderika said farowfi to Washington yestprday and started a 25-day tour that will take them 3.000 milr-s across thp United States back. Bidding the royal coufK farpwell at thp railroad stati.i: worn thp Spcrrtary of Stat* Mr.
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    U.S. PLEDGES FREEDOM AID
    313 3 But warns of 'premature independence WASHINGTON, Sunday. THE Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Henry Byroade, yesterday pledged that the United States will use its influence to help colonial peoples toward self-government, but he warned against the dangers of "premature independence." "We do not w;in| the vast
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    50 3 HUGE SEAS overturned the Arbroath (Scotland) lifeboat just outside the harbour entrance. Six of the crew or seven were drowned. The lifeboat was returning from a fruitless search for a ship which had fired a distress signal. The picture shows efforts being made to right the lifeboat.— Paul Popper photo.
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    It's a good old English disease
    68 3 It's a good old English disease LONDON. Sun I >l I \l>l\(, not guilty to brine drunk in London. Alexander Miller, 40, a sraman. told the court yesterday that he was suffering: from "a strange Chinese disease." "I don't think it is a (hinrsr disease at all," replied the magistrate.
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    Nepal King ill
    36 3 ZURICH. Sun.— Ring Tribhuvan of Nepal arrived here yes^ terday by air from Italy. It v understood the Kinp will shortly enter a Zurich clinic to undergo treatment for a heart nilmrnt.— Reuter.
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    GAOL FOR RACIAL DEFIANCE
    164 3 GAOL FOR RACIAL DEFIANCE JOHANNESBURG. Sun. PATRICK Baker Duncan, 34, son of a former GovernorGeneral of South Africa, surrendered to the police at Germiston near here yesterday with Miss Freda Troup, 41, authoress, and Miss Betty Dutoit, 35, to serve gaol sentences for their part in a racial law defiance
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    Painter is a knight now
    80 3 HOBOKEN. New Jersey. Sun -Sir Adrian Ivor Dunbar and his wife Esther Naomi Dunbar sailed today aboard the Hci-land-Amerika liner Massdam for Mochen Park— the 3.400--acre baronial estate at Waketownshire. Scotland Until January 25 the couple j»c tust Mr and Mrs Adrian D'ir.bar. tit was
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    Troops drowned
    35 3 VIENNA, Sun— Four British soldiers were drowned and eight injured between Salzburg and Graz when a military lorry in which they were travelling crashed into a canal, the Austrian news agency APA reported—Reuter.
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    Reds outlawed
    15 3 HAVANA. Sun.— The Cuban Cabinet today approved a decree prohibiting Communist activities.— Reuter.
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    Train derailed
    19 3 DAMASCUS, Sun— A woman was killed and 25 people injured when the DamascusZabani train was derailed yesterday.—Reuter.
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    Nehru is determined to banish poverty
    124 3 NEW DELHI, Sunday. VfR. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, told a public meeting in Bihar yesterday he was determined to banish poverty from India. "I have no doubt that if we work in a spirit of co-operation we can solve the problems of unemployment
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    61 3 FIVE-YEAR-OLD Shary! Kirk, who was sufferinr from a brain tumour, was flown with her parents from Melbourne, Australia, for an operation by a famous Swedish surfceon. The operation, performed in the Seraflmer Hospital, Stockholm, was successful and Sharyl is well on the way to recovery. She is shown with her
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    Skeletons 8-ft. tall found
    54 3 SASSARI, Sardinia, Sun. Excavators at Porto Torres have uncovered the skeletons of two feiant warriors over eight feet tall who died 4,000 years ago. Professor G'lovanri Lilliu said this could help to prove the existence of a Mediterranean civilisation contemporaneous with that of the Phoenicians and
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    2 die in crash
    43 3 CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, Sun. David Francis Guy. a centre in the University of Virginia football tram, was killed near here on Friday night in a car co lision in which one other person died and two were injured.— A.P.
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    Trap that almost lost the war
    244 3 U.S. ADMIRAL CHASED DECOY WASHINGTON, Sunday. A DMIRAL William Leahy, asked to comment on Sir Winston Churchill's memoirs, said that in 1944 he was fearful that the tactics of Admiral William Halsey in the Battle of Leyte Gulf would lose the war for the
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    BOMBS CAN'T REPLACE SOLBIERS
    82 3 NEW ORLEAN, Sun. rpHE United States repre- sentative on the Military Committee of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, General J. Lawton Collins, said yesterday that once invaded Europe could not be liberated with hydrogen bombs. "It takes army forces on the ground to repel an invasion
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    Work more, Reds urge women
    59 3 Work more, Reds urge women BERLIN. Sun— East Germany yesterday launched a new campaign to urge women to work harder, support the Communist Government's poli- cie.s and take a bigger part in national life. The chief Communist news- paper Neves Deutschland gave 14 columns to a report of a i
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    Confuscious goes up in flames .
    344 3 Confuscious goes up in flames HONG KONG. Sun. /COMMUNIST China is buying j v> up all books which, it considers "advocate reactionary Confucian ideals" and is either burning them or using them as waste for paper pulp. According to Chinese Press reports reaching here, books "advocating reactionary Confucian ideals" cover
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    Russian demand
    49 3 NEW YORK, Sun. The general Assembly's main Political Committee voted 47 to 0 with 13 abstentions to refer to the United Nations Disarmament Commission a Russian demand that all countries which have not ratified the 1925 Geneva protocol outlawing bacterial warfare to do so I immediately. U.P.
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    U.S. PLOT SMASHED, SAY GERMAN REDS
    137 3 BERLIN. Sunday. THE Communist East German Government announced today it had crushed a "United States supervised" anti-Communist espionage network in much of East Germany and seized weapons, underground radio stations and secret plans for launching uprisings. In the most serious admission of anti-Communist trouble
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    LOVING CHINESE FASHION GIRLS
    771 4  - LOVING CHINESE FASHION GIRLS \;ii» ll»!l ll> THIS GIRL WANTS TO BUILD A SNOWMAN Marione Wee has not been modelling long but she has a natural apptitude for the work. Like many girls in Singapore, her ambition is to travel further afield than the places she visits as a Malayan
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    The hospital reserve needs more recruits
    233 5 THE Singapore Hospital Reserve, formed to deal with an emergency, is now 400 strong, but fresh recruits are needed to supplement the General Hospital staff, said the Officer Administering the Government Mr W A C. csoode, yesterday. He said that of the number in
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    LIFT RENT CONTROL, THEYURGE
    118 5 LIFT RENT CONTROL, THEY URGE THE Singaporp Ratepayers Association committee has passed a resolution callinc for a gradual decontrol of business premises under the rent control law. It also favours giving landloras creator freedom jn demolishing, rebuilding or adding to existing buildings, provided tenants are protected. It rejected a proposal
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    Sweep luck was all out of Penang
    231 5 Sweep luck was all out of Penang PKNANG, Sun. OUTSTATION tickets won all three $24,000 bungalows offered as the main prices in St. Xavier's "bricks" lottery drawn last night at the Penan* Rubber Trade Association. The flrst house, commanding the best view of the three built in Free School Road,
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    RATEPAYERS ASK ABOUT SPECULATORS
    83 5 RATEPAYERS ASK ABOUT SPECULATORS The Singapore Ratepayers Association proposes to ask the Government whether it has any proposals regarding land speculation companies. A committee meeting of the Association discussed a com-i ment in the annual report of the Commissioner of Lands about the increase in the number of land speculation
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    Just married
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun —The bedding took place at St. Joseph's Church Sentul yesterday of Mr Anthony Sta Maria and Miss Ambroisia Triona. A reception was held at the Selangor Eurasian Association
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    Pedlar fined
    23 5 MUAR. Sun.— Ng Song Eng was fined $15 for carrying on business as a pedlar without a licence at Tanjong Agas.
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    They have new clubhouse
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. MR. D. Smith. Postmaster General of Malaya, last night opened the Postal Union Athletic Club's neic premises on the Ivibi Road padanq here. Thr clubhouse an austerity budding and cost $16,000 Club members raised $12,000 and pot a $10,000 interest free loan from
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    They know how to keep cool
    50 5 FIVE LITTLE maids in red are too busy sucking their ice-creams to bother about smiling at the cameraman. They were attending an outing yesterday organised by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce for 80 children nf the Havelnck Road Children's Centre. Straits Times picture.
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    $100 MILLION IRON MINE PLANNED
    198 5 $100 MILLION IRON MINE PLANNED KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYA'S biggest mining development— a $100 million project to tap East Pahang's iron-ore deposits will be undertaken by the locally registered, British-owned Eastern Mining Metal Company. Negotiations are now in progress in London between EMMCO and the Chartered Bank and Hong Kong
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    Housing loan talks today
    142 5 Housing loan talks today A SINGAPORE City Council /xsub-committee will meet today to consider whether the Council should lend locally domiciled officers a maxi™m ot $35,000 instead of $25,000 to buy or build their own houses Proposals which will be placed before the committee are that a $1,000,000 housing loan
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    Health office course on food
    48 5 MUAR, Sun.— The Health Office, this week will give a course on food handling and prevention of food poisoning Lectures in Chinese will be given at the Chinese Assembly Hall in Malay at the Muar Club and in Tamil at the Indian Association
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    Happiest day for 80 children
    240 5 EMGHTY Singapore children yesterday spent the J happiest and the most exciting day of their H v es. They were orphans and other under-privileged ones from the Havelock Road Children's Centre under the care of the Social Welfare Department. Among the things many of them
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    METHODIST CONFERENCE DELEGATES
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. More than 450 delegates from the Federation, Singapore.. Burma, Siam, India. Ceylon. Borneo and Hong Kong will attend the next All-Malaya Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute It will' be held at the Methodist Boys' School. Kuala Lumpur, from April 22 to 27 next year. The
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    100 Volunteers go on picnic
    52 5 SEREMBAN. Sun.— The British Adiser Negri Sembilan. Mr. M. C. ff Shepperd, who is Commandant of the Police Volunteer Reserve, took 100 members of the Reserve to a picnic at the Siginting Home Guard training centre, Port Dickson, today. At Port Dlckson the men had
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    Red Cross Juniors parade
    44 5 BIDOR. Sun.-Eight units of the Junior Red cross took part in the first passing out parade on the town padang here yesterday. Certificates and badges were presented by Miss m M Johnson, organiser of British Red Cross Society. Perak branch
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    Poppy Day dance
    23 5 KLANG. Sun— An all-com-munity dance will be held at the Klang Club next Saturday in aid of Poppy Day fund.
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    Magistrate warns youth
    52 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun. 'Don't let me *cc your face again. And it I do, you are going to regret it," the Magis;trate, Inche Hassan bin Hussain, told Beh Chin Boong 18 who pleaded guilty here' to stealing 11 eggs from a coffeestall. Beh was sentenced to one
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      109 5 Singapore Diary Police Band: public performance at King George V Park 530 p.m. 1 to 6.30 p.m. Singapore Musician* I'nion: sixth annual ball at Raffles Hotel, Beach Road. 8 30 p.m. to 2 a.m. St. Andrew's Cathedral: children's ballet dance 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Keepfit class for women 5
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    49 6 20 Word, S/« (minimum) ANDERSON Acnr.s Anderson rimr. ly beloved mother of N. A. Marjnrlbanks in London after i .serious Illness. MADAM NO I,OY NIONG. beloved wife ol Lam .loon Shu. pxssfd away peacefully ;<' hrr rr.Mdenrr 53-!. Zlon Road on Ortobrr 30'h Funrr.il to-morrow nt in ;i in
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    33 6 21) Ward* $10 (minimum) MR. AND MRS. A. J. STEPHENS thank nil relative; :md frionds for their kind attendance, valuable presents and messa^s of concratula tlnns on the occasion of their marriage.
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    143 6 ?0 Word* Sin (minimum) SALE AT Mulchand 1 82-1. Bras Basah Road. Your Season's Frocks at reduced price. REFRIGERATION or Air Conditioning troubles? Rlne Bill Mannlne about it. At *****. NOISE TROUBLE? Try OhropnxAntiphones from your druggist or M. Prager Ltd., Singapore. P.O. Box 1051. RIVERLINE, one of thp
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      The Plan For Rubber
      847 6 Out of the labours of the Rubber Study Group are born three mice. Stockpiling, a higher price for synthetic and the acceleration of replanting. Admirable mice all, but the buffer stock plan, from which so much was expected, apparently is still born. What does the rubber
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      Things of Beauty
      476 6 It is difficult to visit a stamp exhibition and not come away with a desire to collect stamps. There are those who are so quickly seized of ambition that they come away avid philatelists, but for most of us stamp collecting suffices. Casual visitors to the exhibition
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    First tasks of Federation in Africa
    1168 6  - First tasks of Federation in Africa SIR ROY WELENSKY who has resigned from the Executive Council of Northern Rhodesia to become Minister for Transport and Development in the temporary Federal Government. A START has been made to bring into being the new Federal State of the Rhodesias and Nyasaland. A
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      151 6 'VIOLATION OF PRESS FREEDOM.. 'THE UMNO President, x Tungku Abdul Rahman, has severely attacked the editors of the Qalam and Warta publications. He went further by burning in public at Johore Bahru copies of these publications Does this not amount to a violation of the freedom of the Press? Tungku
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      207 6 rpHE burning of copies of two X Malay papers Warta and Qalam by the UMNO in Johore Bahru was an act of despotism by a group of people whose political immaturity is now confirmed. What surprised me most was the fact that Tungku Abdul Rahman was at the head
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      MUST FACE CRITICISM
      136 6 THE picture "Papers Blaze in Protest" suggests that our modern Malays are copying the Chinese custom of burning Joss stiiks and papers as offerings to dead souls. Don't tell me this is a method of protest also. Has UMNO's President forgotten that freedom of speech still exists?
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      TRAFFIC LINES
      35 6 CAN anyone enlighten me as to the significance and legal implications. If any. of the followiiiß traffic signs: (a> The broken white line; (bt The yellow lines 0 IGNORANCE IS NO BLISS Singapore.
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      Now a grade of rice vanishes
      283 6 Now a grade of rice vanishes BY the new system or rationing rice under three grades, namely, high grade at 41 cents a katty (red tagi. medium grade at 34 cents a katty (green tagi and low grade at 21 cents a katty (white tag) the Food Control Department has
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    On the Margin
    476 6 Sic transit A UTHORITY waits not on A dying king Much less upon a dead dictator Granted that, as the Sunday Times reporta photostat of Stalin's will is in the hands of 200 Sovim party leaders and that names Boria as senior t Malenkov, will that help
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    Five unions tell Nair: Resign or we boycott City ' elections
    240 7 Five unions tell Nair: Resign or we boycott City elections THIRTY union leaders yesterday demanded that Mr. M.P.D. Nair, resign his seat in the Singapore Legislative Council by Thursday, nomination day for the December City Council elections. The leaders, from five unions, represent a total membership of 8,000. They say
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    GOVT. URGED TO APPOINT AN INDIAN MEMBER
    162 7 GOVT. URGED TO APPOINT AN INDIAN MEMBER KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. T^HE Port Swrttenham branch of the Malayan Indian Congress today decided to urge the Federation Government to appoint an Indian in the member system. I It was stated that the Government had ignored the Indian community tw.ee when new appointments
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    He wants to keep bandit baby he found
    128 7 He wants to keep bandit baby he found KIAI.A LUMPUR, Sun. A MALAY tapper, who found a bandit baby at the Hi 1 mile SegamatMiiar- Road. Johore, wants to adopt it. Inche Seden bin Gariinjc wa s out tapping when he heard crying. He found the baby, a cirl of
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    Dance girls face union troubles
    57 7 Dance girls face union troubles SINGAPORE Dance Hostess Association yesterday sought the aid of the Trade Union Adviser. Mr. A G. D Simpson, to organise their association on a more effective way. The dance hostesses explained their difficulties about collection of subscription and attendance at meetings. Mr. Simpson advised them
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    Bribe case discharge
    101 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sun Osman bin Rejak. an Immigration Department clerk, was discharged in the Police Court on a charge of corruptly accepting $200 from Kwan Cho Hwa and Ng Kek Seng, to help their application for identity cards Court Inspector Anan asked for another postponement to await
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    Price drop hits villages
    77 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun —The Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Tengku Hamzah. told Penggawas attending the All-Kelan-tan Penpgawas Conference at Bachok yesterday that the d'op in the prices of tin and lubber had caused some difficulties in the villages. He asked them to use their influence to combat
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    Charity show
    24 7 MUAR. Sun— A cinema show trill held at the Gnvernment Encllsh School on Friday in nid of the Poppy Day Appeal Fund.
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    Mrs. Choy sees Johore Bahru
    51 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mrs. Elizabeth Choy. of the Singa- pore Legislative Council, visited Johore Bahru at the weekend to see the social wnrk being done in districts and learn how the Government operates. She saw how the Red Cross worked in places like Masai and
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    Customs seize 84 lb. tobacco
    59 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.—Customs officers at the Johore Causeway found 84 1 lbs. of tobacco concealed in a car which arrived from Singapore. Foo Yew Long and Giain Boon Yam were to be charged with evasion of duty amount- ing to $642 in the Sessions Court
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    Scout fun fair
    26 7 MUAR. Sun Muar scouts held a fun fair at the local amusement park in aid of the Headquarters Boy Scouts Association Building Fund.
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    ULTIMATUM TO CITY COUNCIL
    153 7 SINGAPORE CITY Council Labour Unions' Federation representing the 11 unions of 10,000 Council workers will serve a 14-day ultimatum on the Council today. The notice demands settle- j ment of the Federations' two-' year-olrl demands It says that if the Council fails to settle the claims
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    Sent for trial
    34 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— William Kung Chin Lowe, a former lawyer's clerk, was committed for trial at the High Court on a charge of murdering C. V. Sankaran Nair, on Sept. 3.
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    New Registrars
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.—District Officers in Johore have been appointed Deputy Registrars under the Johore Nationality Regulations Enactment to provide every facility for people to register
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    $8,500 gates
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— Six iron grilles and two collapsible gates on six arches have been provided at Lstana Buklt Serene at a cost of $8,500.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    87 7 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7. 1S Morning Stars; 7.30 News: 7.35 Charles Williams Orchestra. 8 Rhythm In the Sun; 8.30 Malay Housewives' Corner: 8.57 Schools; 9.50 Close Down; 11 10 Schools. 1.01 Matinee: 1.30 News. 1.45 Ballad Time: 2 S -tools; 2 so Close Down: 5.02 Children; 5 30 Tea Dance;
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    Stolen car is found burning
    53 7 A saloon car reported stolen from outside the Alhambra Theatre. Singapore, at midnight on Saturday was found 10 minutes later on fire in Woodlelgh Park about three miles away The car caught fire after it collided with a tree. It was totally burned before the
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    Had stills: $300
    20 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Yong Siang was fined $300 for possession of two unlicensed stills and dutiable samsu.
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    BOARD WILL DECIDE ON COLLEGE MOVE
    197 7 MONO "pressing" matters A to be referred to the British Medical Inquiry Commission due to arrive in Singapore this month is whether the medical faculty of the University of Malaya should stay in Singapore or be moved with the university to Its new Johore
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    GOODE MEETS THE WINNERS
    47 7 MR. VV. A. C. GOODE. Officer Administering the Government of Singapore, congratulates the winning team at the St. John Ambulance Brigade inter-divisional first aid competitions. The winning team *as ethe Chinese Second Corps. C. Division. The competition was held yesterday.- Straits Times picture.
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    HANDBOOK ADVICE IS LIKE A WARNING
    211 7 to overseas students going to Britain sounds more like warning in the British Council's handbook "How to Live in Britain," which is being distributed in Singapore. Samples: "It is no good securing a place in a college unless you are quite sure you can
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    Golfers to help Poppy Day appeal
    118 7 IPOH. Sun. EVERYTHING from a fashMU ion show to a rugger match will be included in Ipoh's Poppy Day appeal. Following is the full programme: Nov. s—Golf5 Golf Gymkhana at Perak Turf Club Sports Club Nov. 6 Sale of cakes by Y.W.C.A. at Whiteaways
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    Sweep agent gives party
    61 7 KOTA BAH^U, Sun— :.!r A. R. A. Nachiappan. K"'--**n agent for the focial Welfare Lottery, last nnht entertained lottery officials and about 100 guests at Pantai Chinta Berahi. Guests included the TengHi Mahkota, Mentri Besar, the British Adviser and Mi s. Headly, Mr. F. V Duckwort
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    Hong Kong man preaches here
    50 7 The Rev. John E Su. a Chinese preacher and composer from Hong Kong, will hold services every night this week at the Life Church. Cecil Street. The services will be conducted in Mandarin and will be interpreted into English. They will begin at 7.30 p.m.
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    Active union men sacked, says chief
    216 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. CEVERAL SHOP assistants have been dismissed for being active trade unionists, Mr. T. P A Abdul Kareem, president of the Selangor Shop Assistants j Union, alleged today. The reason why the union had been unable to set up branches in Klang,
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    55 7 STUDENTS of Standard VII of the Malayan Seminary wearing clothes given to them by Sennett Estate residents to help their jumble sale on November 8. The money collected will be used to buy a film projector for the school. These students, who worked the hardest in the school for the
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    $200 tax fine
    24 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Rahimtoola, a sundry goods shopkeeper, was fined $200 in Kluanjj for failing to submit his income tax return.
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    National anthem
    26 7 Singapore Government has recognised "The Deutschlandlied" as the national anthem of the German Pederal Republic. It has the same tune a* "DeuLschland Über Alles.
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    Air parcels
    26 7 Air parcels may now be sent to Ireland. For the first half pound the charge is $7 and for every additional half pound $3.80.
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    STABBED TO DEATH HIS YOUNG BRIDE OF A WEEK
    170 7 STABBED TO DEATH HIS YOUNG BRIDE OF A WEEK ALOR STAR. Sun. MOHAMED Ali bin Sabu. who stabbed to death his 15-year-old bride of a week, was today sentenced to death. He was found guilty in the Kedah Asslse Court of niurderinc Mariam binti Ahmad on May 13 at Kamponß
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    Quiet day
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— The Information Services today reported "ali quiet" on the jungle front during the last 24 hours. No casualties to Communist terrorists or the security forces were reported. L
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      157 7 The Weather Minimum temperature (7.30 a.m. on Oct. 31 to 7 30 am. on Nov. 1>: Singapore 77 degrees, Prnan^ 74, Kota Bahru 75. Kuala Lumpur 73, Ipoh 74, Kuantan 74. Maximum temperature (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Nov 1 1 Singapore 92, Penanß 83, Kota Bahru No Report,
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    Who Did G-man Hoover fight in the war?
    972 8  -  J. S h? SCARLET THREAD. By Donald Downcj (Veertchoyla 125.) HOW strong was America's Intelligence in the last war? In 1947, J. Edgar Hoover, Director of America's F. 8.1., was awarded an honorary K.B.E. by Britain for his "outstanding contribution to Allied
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    BRIDGE
    328 8  -  KEWETH KOXSTA3I Hf rE oblectlon of inexperienced defenders to drawing a round of the declarer's trumps was carried to th-' height of absurdity on the following deal. The chief sufferer was Mr. Sam Blazer, the well-known Lancashire and England player. He was sitting West on this deal from a
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    'The Annual, a mirror of Malaya
    467 8  - 'The Annual, a mirror of Malaya 4.101H.1 I IMM.I II By THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL FOR 1954. (The Straits Times Press. $3.75). PRESENTING Malaya to Malayans and incidentally others also is certainly no easy matter in 134 pages. Yet the Straits Times Annual achieves it. True, we are sometiir.'s conscious
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      310 8 Straits Times Crossword g STSS P« DOWN I |a I I? 1 Half Ne K ro P an of Yugoslavia i^ SSS §k> I —_J 2. 11l feeling sent men ln.Md* H^ HH H| Hsl 3No novice ran ln the end (7). Ss\ 5 j Played on board? (4). Ks^
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    Britain 'lost' a paradise island when France browbeat a queen
    1914 9 Ci-sx^iJ-*. T!ma^j> P\AII V C^-,4,, r A TRUE stories of History. Adventure, Art. OTraiTS limeS DAILY r©BTUl©: Geography. Science, (Exploration. Disaster. OIIH'H I'oltli.K 4 pATHIOTIC Britons in Auslralia and the home country were enraged early in 184.1 by the news
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      309 9 When men believed in magic... In the days when men believed In Hie city of Samarcand. and in The Crand Vixier of the Sultan in magic, and that Hie earth was the Palace of Hie Sultan of Persia p«csented himself to peopled not only by humans bur Shahzeman, there was
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    SINGAPORE SHARE, QUOTATIONS
    878 10 rpHE following quotations we r e those of the Malayan Sharebrokers" Association, Singapore, at the closa of business on Friday. I IMMMKIUBuyers ..Seller* A>ea «ru». Prefa :.u i 20 Or<U 3.Bft 1»» At.** let 11 Ik 3 a BB Petrol 3* 35/3 uM iruaieea ojO im> Con
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    RUBBER FOR FOODSTUFFS
    176 10 From a Special Correspondent JAKARTA. Fn IN native rubber centres thin production of rubber has not risen as a result of the new Government "inducement" iystem to stimulate exports and output is continuing at about the normal level. Rubber traders in Palembang aie reported to 'je enthusiastic
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    WALL STREET
    171 10 NEW YORK. Sal FN spite of week-end considerations and corrective proflt-taklns following Thursday's rise, the Stock Market yesterday managed to mo\e to a new high for the current recovery move. While Industrials were hesitant after early firmness rails continued to lead the market and were supported by utilities.
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    Tin-ore outputs
    58 10 The following outputs of tin-ore are reported by sterling companies operating In Malaya for the third quarter of th's year: Tons Tronoh Miner, (4 dredsesi 570' Southern Tronoh 32 Ipoh Tin (dredge and i trlbutorst M Sungei Klnta Tin (dredse and trlbutor?! 74 2 Temoh Tin (trlbutors) 17'
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    North & South Broken Hill
    111 10 North South Broken Hill MELBOURNE. Sat rpHERE were dangers in thf continuance of the high prices experienced in recent years, the chairman of Broken Hill South Ltd. Sir Alexander Stewart, said at the annual meeting of the company yesterday. Evidence was not lackinp. he said, that manufacturers seeking substitutes for
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    Kent (F.M.S.) tin Dredging
    84 10 rpHE report of Kent iF.M.S> A Tin Dredging Ltd.. for the year ended December last shows a profit, after payent nf profit tax and excess profits levy, of £135.958, equivalent to 129.5 per cent. Dividends paid totalled 70 per cent. At balancing date net liquid assets
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      667 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG APPOINTMENT OF TK( HNICAI, ASSISTANTS (CADET) Applications are invited from Federal Citizens or British .subject* for two posts of Technical Assistant (Cadet) in the Electricity Supply Department on the salary scale of (252 12A $276 per month. Candidates should be betuvn 20 and
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      584 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE Maklnf up and Draining of Brooke Road from Eaf t Coast Road to Marine Parade Owners are notified that the plan, specification, estimate and apportionment, in connection with the Notices served under Section 103 of the Municipal Ordinance (Chapter 133) for the making up and
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      1051 10 NOTICES P. W. D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class C and above registered PWD Contractors I will be received by the State En I gineer, Johore. up to noon of the 10th. November. 1953. for the Demolishing And Rebuilding The West Wall Of The 3Rd. Class Block OF THE GENFRAL
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      773 10 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply of Copper Tubes. Close 4 p.m.— 14.12.53. Deposit $50. Forms from Tender Room. Second Floor. Secretariat (Room 235). City Hall. TENDERS are invited for the I supply of rations to the Federal B.C. Training Depot. Tanjong > Kllnn. Malacca. I Particulars
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    BUYERS CONTINUE CAUTIOUS: PRICES EASE
    597 12 BUYERS CONTINUE CAUTIOUS: PRICES EASE Small turnover in tins and industrials By Our Financial Correspondent RUMOURS of increased taxation which practically killed the Singapore share market during the preceding week, still overshadowed the market during last week and this, together with further declines in prices of Malaya's two main commodities,
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    Company notes United Malacca Rubber Estates
    174 12 Company notes United Malacca Rubber Estates IN the year ended April last United Malacca Rubber Estates Ltd. made a net profit, before taxation, of $111,082, compared with $335,583 in the preceding year A sum of $25,968 has been reserved for taxation and $49,410 is provided for diminution in value of
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    Raub Australian Gold Mining
    204 12 TNADEQUATE labour was ■I responsible for a lag in development and lower gold recoveries by Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd., the chairman told shareholders at the annual meeting in Brisbane, Australia on October 16. A drop in the free market price of gold added to
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    Tin shares were easier
    38 12 Tin shares were easier rN shares generally were easier and buyers extremely scarce during most of the week. In this section the daily fluctuations in the metal price were not without their effect, rises caused practically no ap-
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    Rubber shares and loans
    211 12 Rubber shares and loans RUBBER shares throughout the week were an extremely difficult market and only small business was written The fall in the commodity price to below 54 cents a pound, the lowest level reached since mid-March, 1950, had no pronounced effect on share prices. In this section brokers
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    115 12 THE following dividends were announced last week by tin producing companies operating in Malaya. KESANG TIN. second interim 5 per crnt, making 10 per cent to date for year ending December, payable November 11. books close November 6. PETALING TIN: fourth interim 10 per cent, making 60 per
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    Perak River Hydro-Electric
    133 12 r^RDINARY shareholders in v Perak River Hydro-Elect-ric Power Ltd. are to get their first dividend for 12 years. The directors have recommended 5 per cent and a bonus of 1 per cent for the year ended July last. This is the first payment since the year ended
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    Kamra Tin and Pattani Tin
    75 12 KAMRA TIN Dredging Ltd., and Pattani Tin Ltd. are to have extraordinary general meetings in London on November 11 to consider proposals for voluntary liquidation. The directors of Kamra state that efforts to dispose of the assets in Siam have not been successful The attempts
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    Paterson Simons
    144 12 IN the year ended March last, Paterson Simons and Co. Ltd., made a net profit, after income tax and profits tajc. of £66,280 which has been reduced to £42,280 by charging £24,000 loss on a subsidiary. The net profit for the preceding year was £165,145. A similar sum
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    Business done in shares during last week
    231 12 rrHE following list of business in the Singapore share market is reported by Fraser and Co.. for the period October 24 to October 30, inclusiveINDUSTRIALS Alexandra Brick Prefs. $2.10, Fraser and Neave Ords. $1.85 and $187^, Federal Dispensary $2.60. Oammon $2 80 and
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    PRICES DIP AND THEN RECOVER STUDY GROUP PROPOSALS
    601 12 PRICES DIP AND THEN RECOVER STUDY GROUP PROPOSALS THE Singapore tin and rubber markets last week showed rather wider daily fluctuations but closed showing small net gains on the week, rubber rising three-eighths of a cent and tin rising 75 cents a picul. At one time rubber dipped to under
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    Rubber dips and recovers
    139 12 Rubber dips and recovers RUBBER closed on Saturday at 56 5 8 cents a pound after having been as low as 53 7 8 cents earlier in the week Lewis and Peat, Singapore, attributed the fall to further heavy selling in New York, This was probably rubber shipped from Indonesia
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    MATTHEWS AND MORTENSEN UPSET WEST BROMWICH
    841 13 Arsenal and Chelsea win LONDON, Sunday. THE magic of Stanley Matthews and the dash of Stan Mortensen have torn apart many defences. They did so again yesterday when they were chief cause of a crushing defeat for West Bromwich Albion, who thereby dropped their
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    36 13 DITCHBURN, Tottenham Hotspur's goalkeeper, sprawls to save a low shot against Man Chester City at White Hart Lane last week. Coming up to help him are left back Withers (left) and centre half Clarke Reuter photo.
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    ALL THE RESULTS
    310 13 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 4 Sheffield Wed. 1 Anton Villa 2 Bolton Rlarkponl 4 W. Bromwich 1 Cardiff Charlton I Chelsea 5 Liverpool S Huddersfleld 0 Manchester I ManrheslerC. 3 Burnley 2 Portsmouth 0 Middlesbrough 2 Sheffield I 3 Newcastle 1 Sunderland 4 Tottenhajn S Wolves X Preston
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    81 13 LONDON. Sun. Yesterday's rugby league results were: YORKSHIRE (IP Iflnal) Bradford Northern 7 Hull 2. Club matches:. Barrow 22 Wigan Bramley 5 Peatherstone Rovers 2; Cas'leford 8 York 7; Dewsbury 8 Oldham 6; Halifax 29 Swinton 5: Keiphley 49 Hull Kingston Rovers 10: Leigh 7 Huddersfleld 17; Rochdale
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    GAULT IMPRESSES IN TRAINING
    197 13 SYDNEY, Sunday. A MERICAN fighter "Pappy" Gault has impressed critics with his fine boxing during training for his world bantamweight match here against champion Jimmy Carruthers, of Australia, on Nov. 13. Oault has been working hard and handling his sparring partners confidently. He has shown himself
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    STOLLMEYER TO CAPTAIN WEST INDIES
    101 13 PORT OF SPAIN, (Trinidad), Sun. rE West Indies Cricket Board of Control today announced the names of 10 cricketers invited to visit Jamaica early in January for oossible selection against England In the first Test of the tour. The first test of England's 1953-54 tour
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    RING RETIRES
    50 13 MELBOURNE, Sun.— Leg-spin bowler and hard-hitting batsman Doug Ring has announced his retirement from "big" cricket. Ring toured England for a second time with the 1953 Australian Test team, but was not an outstanding success. Towards the end of the tour he was troubled by a back Injury.
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    Pickworth wins
    32 13 MELBOURNE, Sun.— Ossie Pickworth scored a birdie on the 36th hole at the Royal Melbourne course yesterday to beat Peter Thomson, one up for the Australian professional golf championship. A.P
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    LEAGUE TABLES UP-TO-DATE
    1056 13 P W D L F A pts V Bromwich 16 12 2 235 21 26 Volves 16 10 4 2 41 23 24 luddersfleld 16 10 3 ***** 23 iurnley 16 10 0 6 36 29 20 Jolton Wand. 15 7 5 3 26 21 19 :ardiff
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    East Midlands gain good win
    363 13 RUGBY UNION ROUNDUP LONDON, Sunday. /BOUNTY championship rugby games robbed many clubs of leading players yesterday, and no fewer '.nan 13 of Northampton's regular players were absent through county calls or through injuries. Those claimed by East Mid- lands howeve-, helped to win the highest
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      66 13 NO TIME TO GET YOUR CAR SERVICED BECAUSE YOU NEED IT DURING THE DAY? SHELL ROCHORE SERVICE STATION Junction of Short St. Rochore Canal Rd. TEL. 7157. SHELL NEW BRIDGE ROAD SERVICE STATION Junction of Kreta Ayer/New Bridge Rds. TEL. *****. SHELL KATONG SERVICE STATION Junction of Tembeling/East Coast Rds.
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      453 13 ""-"Y 00 0~~* O~ZZ0 ~ZZ^ Z 1 W^^^ March 24. 1953 m Student: Henry Phillip, 1 Teach.r: Hiss Bradford 1 f-l^r* Subject: Composition 1 TZ^^ji sev<ral of oy mendB a \^^^*^NS3f M henr Htr j Gf^* s**]5 This is 1953 .time to get a Qtu&t/ut&t v<y &£'sfts^if&o9& Remington's most modern
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    VETERAN KIM FATT BEATS PAN YAP
    432 14 Miss Low enters women's final pORTYFOUR-year-old Leow Kirn Fatt, last year's veterans' singles champion, created the biggest upset in the 1953 Singapore Badminton Association's championships when he defeated Loong Pan Yap, 1949 Singapore singles runnerup and a member of this year's Singapore Foong Seong
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    ALL BLACKS WIN BY BIG MARGIN
    68 14 LONDON, Sun. rpHE New Zealand All Blacks -1- beat Southern Counties by 24 points (three goals, a penalty roaL a dropped goal and a try) to nil yesterday in the first match of their tour. New Zealand centre threequarter Fitzgerald was outstanding in attack
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    Irish horse takes richest racing prize
    91 14 CAMDEN. N.J.. Sun. CAIN HOY Stables' Irish-bred Turn-To < 14-1 > won the U*****,395 Garden Stakes before a record Garden State Park crowd of 43.000 yesterday. R. S. Lytle's Correlation (jockey Eddie Arcaroi was second and the Wood vale Farm's Goyamo finished third. Errard
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    Potts wins Oct. medal
    123 14 rE Island Club's October! monthly /nedal competition over the weekend was won by T. H. A. Potts with a ret score of 68. The "B" division winner was J. W. R. Muraille <72 > and J. Ballas 64) was the best in the "C" division. The
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    MCKENLEY TURNS PRO
    85 14 MELBOURNE. Sun. Herb McKenley runner-urj in the Oiympic Games 100 metres final at Helsinki, will turn professional to compete in the 1053-54 professional athletic season in Victoria The Victorian Athletic League has agreed to McKenley's terms to visit Australia McKenley wanted return air fares, all expenses, A
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    Two records by Zatopek
    79 14 VIENNA, Sun. EMIL ZATOPEK. triple Olympic champion, broke the world records for 10,000 metres and six miles at a meeting at Hou-ska. Czechoslovakia, today according to reports reaching here from Prague. Zatopek ran the 10.000 metres in 29min. l.Ssec, beating his own official world mark of
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    PRISONS WIN CUP SOCCER
    37 14 H.M Prisons beat Finance Audit Dept by 4-2 at soccer for the Coronation Cup at Victoria School ground yesterday. Prisons scored through Hamilton. Baksin. Bingham, and All: the losers through Mani and Ali.
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    SCRC v FARELF
    52 14 The S.C.R.C. hockey team to pliy G H. FARELF ;it Tanglln on Wednesday in a Dlv. l game will be: Cheng Sianc: Swee Law, Kit Soon; Kok Peow. Henc Hoe. Swee Kenc: Llm Swans. Hon Yam. Vinrrnl Quek. Fonng Fnng. Oon Sin. Reserves: Heng Wah, Suan Tim,
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    CITY COUNCILLORS' SOCCER CUP FINAL
    115 14 THE Electricity Department (League champions for Farrer Cup 1953) will play against the Water Department in the soccer Cup Final for the Singapore City Councillors' Cup at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 5.15 p.m. This Competition is sponsored by the City Council
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    Drobny's no to pro offer
    86 14 SANTIAGO, Chile, Sun. IAROSLAV DROBNY. 32--*9 year-old amateur tennis .star, said in Santiago that he has rejected an offer to turn professional "because I am too old." The offer-reported to be of more than US$5O,OOO was made by promoter Jack Kramer. Drobny said: "Although I
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    Herman Goh is 'Mr. Selangor'
    318 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. MERMAN Ooh, "Junior Mr. Selan- gor" went one better when ht I won the "Senior Mr Selangor con- test at the aelanpor Amateur Bodybuilders Association's charity show here Inn night. Besides winning the major t'tle. Herman took two other prlzw. for the
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    Eurasians crack duck in last game
    274 14 EURASIANS, bottom team In the Singapore Amateur Football Association Community League table, scored their first points yesterday when they beat Indians 2-0 at Jalan Besar stadium. This was the final game for i both Indians atid Eurasians There were less than 100 people present,
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    GIRL GOLFERS CANCEL TRIP TO SINGAPORE
    82 14 GIRL GOLFERS CANCEL TRIP TO SINGAPORE MARLENE BAUER and Peggy Kirk, the two American women golf professionals, will not be able to travel to Singapore for a proposed exhibition at the Island Club on Thursday. The Island Club received a cable yesterday from Australia saying that Marlene Bauer had suddenly
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    ENTRIES FOR K.O. HOCKEY
    41 14 Entries for the Singapore Hockey Axvociatlon's Knockout Competition close on Nov. 15. Late entries «ill not be accepted. Entries, accompanied by $5 entry fee. should be sent to Mr. Cecil Wonc. 69U. China Building (hon. tren surer).
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    Schedule for K.L. 'quad' hockey
    330 14 Schedule for K.L. 'quad' hockey KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. SELANGOR Hockey Association will hold a three-day hockey quadrangular meet at Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 6, 7, 8, between Singapore, Perak, Negri Sembilan, and Selangor. SHA will give all proceeds from the first day s matches to the Poppy Day Fund. The
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    CHANGI WIN IN R.A.F. HOCKEY
    85 14 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Sun.— A strong defence enabled fi.ifi Air Oi>servation Post to hold RAF I Changii to a 2-1 margin when they niet In the second round of the Malayan RAF inter-unit knockout hockey tourney on the HQ Malaya cround yesterday. Right half Guerin scored
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      914 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ACCOMMODATION VACANT 2v rtorrf* Jk> (Min.)-ltnx i» ett. txtrm. THE Comet 18 Balmoral Road Single Room full board available reasonable rent. Tel. 3001 or apply direct. FURNISHED FLAT to let for one month 4 .11.53 to I. H.M for $300. Sea front near Swimming Club. Box A 1197.
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      854 14 (Continued from Pace <) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES It Word* ti (min.)— Box it) et: rxlrn. EUROPEAN Partners with $20,nn0 required as partners or lonn for engineering and electro works. Establishment's machinery as securities. Please reply to Box AU94, B.T. EUROPEAN, proceeding Continent wishes contact dealers Chinese handmade goods. Embroideries, oriental Art,
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      635 14 FOR SALE to Wordt Ii (Min.)— Box it et: txtrm. ENGLISH Elect, frige $500. 0.n.0. A. Puttw S.H.B. Police Stn. MURPHY Radios available from $10 upwards per month, "surprise" trade In offers. Phone 6322. BJ. Shotam St Co.. Ltd.. 12. Orchard Road. 12 BORE DB shotgun excellent condition complete cleaning
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      179 14 fr-T/ HEALTHY SpgfeS' BEAUTIFUL I used to be afraid to look in my I a*ked my friend the secret of her mirror. So very ofien my eyes were lovely eyw. "Optrcxc>e-h.uhs," slio bred, red nmmed and unattractive.. said. "Yours can oc the same." So I used Optrex regularly, and soon
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      74 14 *************SSSSS»SSSSwSSIBSS|S^SSISwBi| HOCKEY LEAGUE DIV. 1: B.R.C. v University. SRC padanc GHQ v Police. Thomson Road. DIV. 3: Y.M.S.A. v Naval Base C < IHI eronnd. FRIENDLY: Ceylon S.C. "A" v Victoria School, CSC ground; Indian Assn. v SHP Police. IV (round. RUGGER ARMY v R. Signal*— Tanclin (ref. Mr. Tewnes):
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