The Straits Times, 16 November 1953

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    13 1 The Straits Times mat**** Established 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1953. 15 CENTS
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    BIG SCHOOL MIX-UP
    255 1 Primary classes have I 32,000 of 'wrong age 'f H YMY. arc more than 32,000 children of the "wrong" school age attending primary classes in Singapore schools and 22,000 of the right age who do not go to school. The "wrong aae* 1 children arc cither below
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    PICK THE TUNES —& WIN $5,000
    108 1 PICK THE TUNES WIN $5,000 ANOTHER $5,000 Musr-Bc-Won contctt in the "Pick rhc Programme" icrics begins tod.iv You arc asked to imagine that you have h^cn given the opportunity to present ,i programme ot record-, or popular runes From .1 list of nine light vocal numbers, you must choose seven
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    Eight armed bandits murder old man
    152 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. EIGHT armed and uniformed terrorists murdered an elderly Chinese villager with a Sten gun fitted with a silencer in Layang Layang new village in the Kluang district of Johore on Friday night. The terrorists waited until a police patrol had passrd
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    EUROPE SAYS CASE HARMS US PRESTIGE
    107 1 LONDON, Sim. European' newspapers generally agreed yesterday that the attempt to subpoena former President Truman over the Harry Dexter White affair harmed U.S. prestige abroad. Most papers blamed "McCarthyism" for his move The most outspoken comment came from the Stockholm Liberal Tibningen which said:
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    Ready to retire
    52 1 JERUSALEM. Sun— Mr. David Ben-Gurion, Premier and Defence Minister, begins the final phase of his campaign to achieve voluntary retirement from Israeli politics. Although he is not resigning his membership in th< Israeli Parliament, he intends to travel to Jerusalem for its BSSSSOHS only on very special
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    Govt. secrets leaking out
    46 1 COLOMBO. Sun Ceylon Government secrets are leaking out to foreißr powers. An authoritative source said today that the Government is greatly perturbed by reports that Government workers were supplying official information without authorisation to diplomatic representatives of some foreign Governments here. UP.
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    Search abandoned
    23 1 The R.A.F. search for UM missing Valetta transport a.rcraft which disappeared wnh seven men on board last Wed-i nesday abandoned yesterday.
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    'QUEEN'S JOURNEY' THE THEME
    217 1 LONDON. Sun i THE Queen's Christmas Day broadcast, to be made trom New Zealand this year, will be preceded by a special version ol the traditional round the world programme Including menaces from Sinpaporc and Hone Konc This yiar'.s thrme will be "The Queen's Journey The
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    The door is still open, Russians insist
    233 1 The door is still open, Russians insist MOSCOW, Sun. PE official Communist newspaper? Pravda and Izvestia asserted today that Russi; does want a Foreign Ministers' conference. They complained tnat Russia's latest note to the three Western Allies, as we. as Foreign Minister V M Molotov's statement at a Press conference
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    Ambassador in Singapore
    77 1 CANBERRA. Sun— The Australian Government has appointed Mr Allan S. Watt "Roving" Ambassador in SouthEast Asia. Mr. Watt will be Australian Commissioner in Singapore with the rank of Ambassador. The Minister of External Affairs. Mr. Richard Casey armour.cine the appointment, said Mr. Watt while having his headquarters
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    France's wish
    43 1 SAIGON. Sun. M. Marc Jacquet, French Secretary of State for the Associated States of Indo-China. arrived here today from Paru He said France earnestly desired to remain an associate of Vietnam. Laos and Cambodia within the framework of he French Union.
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    Winston forestalls row in Commons
    120 1 LONDON. Sunday. CIR WINSTON CHURCHILL has forestalled a row at the beginning of Parliament's business next week by conceding an opposition demand that the period of military conscription in Britain— now two years— should be reviewed annually by Parliament The week opens with a debate
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    Terror outbreak
    12 1 PARIS. Sun- A new wave of polltiral trr.-orism is sweeping
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    FARMER ADMITS DRUMMOND KILLING, POLICE SAY
    208 1 FARMER ADMITS DRUMMOND KILLING, POLICE SAY GDIGNE. France, Sun. ASTON Dominici, 77-year-old farmer, has confessed to the murder of the Drummond family 15 months ago. police said here today. Dominici was confronted last night with his two sons, who have accused him of slaying Sir Jack Drummond. the British nutrition
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    Ship was agraund 21 hours
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    Tug drags freighter off Singapore reef
    236 1 THE Laurentian Valley, a 7,250-ton British freighter, was re-floated yesterday afternoon after being aground in Singapore harbour's western roads for nearly 21 hours. The vessel grounded between Blakan Mati Island and Little Sister Island at 7 p.m. on Saturday while leaving harbour. She was
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    Most powerful radio on earth
    48 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. —The US Navy will start officia. use on Wednesday of what it calls "the world's most powerful radio transmitter 1 design ed to make instant contact with >h.ps and shore stations anywhere on earth Its cost is Ms 42 million. A.P
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    PRESENTING THE COLOUR
    38 1 THE COLOURS 01 the 4th Singapore Company ot the Boys' Brigade were presented to the Gcylang Methodist Church yesterday. Picture ANN Warrant Officer M. Doray passing the colours to Miss Dorothy Poey.— Straits Times picture.
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    What is a Red? asks Dr. Jagan
    107 1 LONDON, Sun. DR. CHEODI JAGAN, deposed Prime Minister of British Guiana, was asked at a meeting of the leftwing National Council for Civil Liberties today if he was a Communist. He replied: It is difficult to understand what a Communist is, because there
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    Armed men rob youth
    76 1 A 17-year-old Chinese was waylaid by four men on a path off Temperls Road. Singapore, on Saturday night and robbed of a wrist-watch and his bicycle. Two of the men were armed with daggers. The youth. Thian Choy. a basket-weaver, told the police yesterday that tw
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    Yellow fever is on the march
    47 1 NEW YORK. Sun. The American Society of Tropical Medician and Hygiene said yesterday that yellow fever us spreading northward through the jungles of Central America. In recent weeks the disease has killed many monkeys and some people in northern Nicaragua. A.P.
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    Tito: No war on Trieste
    265 1 Tito: No war on Trieste BELGRADE. Sun. PRESIDENT Tito offered today to surrender Yugoslavia's claim on Trieste provided Yugoslavia la allowed to annex the rest of the free territory of Trieste Zone A Kb said there would be nr war. His surprise proposal was advanced as a compromise solution to
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 VIfTNVM < KING MfftMnm HANOI Su.i Vt-tnam. Secret polio aSOM inred toiay they h.-.-:, smash< d Chinese >p MSjttS)| CO persons. -jr p™ •lent of CMnei CSflssMSd t Party in They als<. radio transmitter three recep»i»i> crntati
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    Film meeting
    27 1 MANILA. Sun. Formation of the South-East Asia Cinema Producers' Association will brgin here on Tuesday with the film officials from seven countries including Malaya participating.—U.P.
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    'Danger over'
    28 1 NEW YORK. Sun.— French Ambassador Benri Bonnet told a lunch audience at Manhattan college yesterday that "France is no longer In danger ~>i going Communist." U.P.
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    ROUND WORLD IN FOUR DAYS IS HIS AIM
    88 2 ROUND WORLD IN FOUR DAYS IS HIS AIM MANILA, Sun. MR. Aubrey Conk man. associate editor of the Popular Mechanics magazine in the United States, who was trying to set up a new world record for world flight via commercial airliners was a brief visitor here today. He arrived in
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    Police raids double price of I opium
    220 2 By PATRICK CHEE KECAUSE of three recent seizures of opium in Singapore totalling 100 lb. the price of opium has risen to $800 a pound, the Straits Times was told yesterday. This is almost double what it was a year ago. The relentless
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    PRICE OF A BRIDE IS STEADY AT $100-$3OO
    261 2 PRICE OF A BRIDE IS STEADY AT $100 -$3OO WHILE rubber and tin prices continue to fall, one quotation remains steady in Singapore the bride price what is a fair price for a Chinese bride? BetweFn $100 and $300 according to Chinese Affairs officers and Social Welfare workers interviewed by
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    Magsaysay keeps lead
    55 2 MANILA. Sun— Nearly complete returns officially released by the commission on elections tonight showed Presidente'ect Ramon Magsaysay was maintaining his 1.500,000 vote margin over President Quirino. The poll today had tabulated 2.754.778 votes against 1.325,000 for Mr. Quirino. Less than 10 per cent of the votes remain
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    Barley surplus
    36 2 PARIS. Sun— Gen. August:n Guillaume. Resident-General in French Morocco, yesterday called on the Finance Minister, Edgar Faure. to find a market for 3.670.000 surplus bushels of barely produced by the protectorate this year. —A.P.
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    U.S. sales bid
    36 2 NEW YORK, Sun— American manufacturers are making a concerted effort to sell more of their products abroad at the New York Export ShowMore than 200 firms have thou.'^nds of products on display.— AP.
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    Nehru warning to Pakistan and U.S.
    121 2 NEW DELHI, Sunday. "THE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, warned the A United States and Pakistan today that a military pact between them would have some very far-reach-ing consequences in the whole structure of things in 1 South Asia." Commenting at a news conference
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    Wind upsets Nixon carpet
    86 2 TOKYO. Sun. -The United States Vice-President. Mr. Richard Nixon, arrived herr today to begin a six-day visit to Japan. As Mr Nixon waited on the steps of the plane the police tried to lay down a long red carpet but the wind kept blow, ing it
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    London 'scraper'
    34 2 LONDON, Sun. London's first "skyscraper" flats 12 storey blocks which tower 112 feet above the City streets— •were opened yesterday by Dame Isobel Cripps. wife of the late Sir Stafford Cripps Reuter.
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    DANCE GIRLS GIVE PARTY
    30 2 MR. A SIMPSON, the Trade I'nion Adviser, talks to danre hostesses at an anniversary party given by the Singapore Dance Hostesses' Association yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
    27 2 DR. AND MRS. M. C. BAIN, of Caldecott Hill, Singapore, cut the cake at their silver wedding anniversary celebration at the week-end. Straits Times picture.
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    BRITAIN TO HAVE COMMERCIAL T.V. BY NEXT YEAR
    177 2 LONDON, Monday. ■pHE Government has announced a £500.000-project that will give Britain commercial television programmes before the end of next year. The plan has various safeguards against the abuses which many Britons fear would follow the introduction of advertising into programmes. Television
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    MENTRI ATTACKS BIG TWO
    204 2 TELUK ANSON. Sun. DATO Panglima Buklt Gant.ang. Mentrl Besar of Prrak. and leader of the National Association of Perak attacked the U.M.N.0.-M.C A Alliance here today. He was speaking at the formation of the third branch of the National Association here. He described Teluk Anson as
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    German appeal to France
    69 2 COLOGNE, Sun— Dr. Thomas Dehler, the Parliamentary leader of the West German Free Democratic Party, appealed to France yesterday to decide in favour of the European Defence Community. Speaking at a congress of the North Rhine West Phalian Free Democatic Party, Dr. Dehler said the French
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    Savoy inquiry
    30 2 LONDON, Sun. -The directors of London's famous Savoy Hotel have asked the Board of Trade to investigate recent dealings in the company's shares in the Stock Exchange. —Reuter
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    LOW COST, MASS AIR TRA VEL IS PROBLEM
    163 2 LOW COST, MASS AIR TRA VEL IS PROBLEM CIVII, aviation authorities In the Malayan-Borneo region are faced with the problem of reconcilllng high cost of maintenance and operation with the public demand for low cost second class air travel. Another problem Is that with the great progress in civil aviation,
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    Peer denies charge
    82 2 LONDON. Sun— Lord Montagu 27-year-old bachelor peer and a him producer friend were alleged In c°« rl yesterday to have given half a crown to two young Scouts whom they are accused of indecently assaulting on the Montagu Estate at Beaulieu one of the stately homes of
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    $32,000 for rescue men
    67 2 $32,000 for rescue men LONDON. Sun.— An award of £3.753 iM532.000) was announced yesterday for the ship's company of the BritLsh destroyer comus which went to tne assistance of the British m rrnant ship Peter Star wh<-n she grounded on Pratas Reef. Hong Kong, in 1951. The award, announced in
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    Wolf eats boy
    25 2 TEHERAN Sun.— A wo'f seized and ate a seven-year-old boy on the outskirts of tns town of Harroabad in Az»*r aijan.— A.P.
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    MALAYA IN PACT PLAN
    344 3 Britain wants South Pacific defence link LONDON, Sunday. gRITAIN is secretly charting a wide new defence system in the South Pacific to supercede the ANZUS (Australian-New Zealand United States) Alliance. The protect is being canvassed now among Commonwealth nations, including Malaya, informed diplomats reported. The United
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    56 3 AN AVRO CANADA Cf I" 1 climbs almost vertically high above the cloud line. This plane is a long range all-weather interceptor designed by Avro Canada to Royal Canadian Air Force specifications. It is the first jet in the Commonwealth to be equipped with internally-stowed rockets. The plane was completed
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    BUFFALO HERD MUST DIE
    138 3 BUFFALO HERD MUST DIE MOMBASA. Sun. A PUBLIC meeting here last night pronounced the death sentence on a herd of 20 tame buffalo which have been roaming Mombasa's outskirts ror 20 years The buffalo a familiar sight to residents and a No 1 tourist attraction were condemned by the Government
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    72 3 KVKKI fIAB the Vienna Society fur the Protection of Animals prrsrnt nnti.il- to animals which have saved men's lives. Mr. Wilhelm ll.tr.mt. of the society, is shown with Brahma, a German htintinu doe. which cot a medal for saving his master from falling into an abyss in the Alps. Next
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    Princes arives
    31 3 PRINCESS MARGARET, wearing a Ihrcc-quartcr length fur ct.at over her lull -skirted gown arrirr\ at Clntirior's Hotd. London, to attend tlte annual dinnrr of the Anglo-ftorse Society. -Renter photo.
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    U.S. envoy apologises
    63 3 COLOMBO, Sun. THE United States Ambassador, Mr. Philip Crowe, railed on the Prime Minister. Sir John Kotelawala, yesterday and expressed the regrets of the United States Government for a newspaper article written by the wife of an embassy officer. Mrs. Bruce Palmer, wife of the embassy information
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    NO U.S CARS FOR CHINA
    94 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Senator Homrr Ferguson < Republican" said here yesterday he was confident "no application has been made 0 KH automobiles" to China. He was also confident that the Government would reject any application by a United States company to sell cars in China. In
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    Russia can bomb North America
    181 3 IKE'S WARNING TO CANADA OTTAWA, Sunday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower deplored Russia's "arrogant" attitude when he addressed a joint session of the Canadian Parliament yesterday. He warned Parliament that U.S.-Canadian security plans must recognise Soviet ability to launch an atomic attack on Xorth America. i With members
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    Japanese aid abbey fund
    58 3 TOKYO, Sun.— A "Save the Abbey" appeal sponsored by the British Embassy here and publicised by the English language newspaper Japan News had today produced the equivalent of M 51.530 after only three days. The local campaign was in response to appeals from London for funds
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    Oil agreement
    35 3 BAGHDAD. Sun.— lraq anrt Saudi Arabia have reached full agreement on a unified oil price policy for companies operating in the two countries, the Iraqi Economics Minister. Dr Abdul Rahman Al-Jalali. announced yesterday.—Reuter
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    Chiang's 6-point plan for China
    216 3 Chiang's 6-point plan for China TAIPEH, Sun. T^HE Kuomintang, ruling body Aof Nationalist China, adopted a six-point programme foi strengthening the nations anti-Communist front under President Chiang Kai-shek at yesterday's final session of the third plenary conference. Chiang, director-general of the party, told the central committee that an emergen-y session
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    Chance for Hiss
    28 3 WASHINGTON, Sun— Alger Hiss, central figure in the first big espionage uproar after World War 11, gets a chance of a parole next Saturday. U.P.
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    'TV father' dies
    28 3 NEW YORK, Sun— Dr. Herbert Eugene Ives, physicistscientist sometimes called the •father of television." died at his home on Friday night. He was 71.— A.P.
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    On to Peking
    26 3 HONG KONG. Sun. The Japanese peace and friendship delegation has left Pyongyang for Peking after a six-day stay in the North-Korean capital. Reuter.
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    U.N. DELAYS VOTE ON DISARMAMENT
    139 3 NEW YORK, Sunday. THE United Nations main Political Committee today postponed voting on various disarmament proposals in the hope that a compromise can be worked out which would be acceptable both to Russia and the Western powers. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon of I India
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    Moscow meeting
    44 3 BERLIN. Sun.— The antiCommunist Information Bureau claimed yesterday to havp learned from sources in the East German Foreign Ministry that the Foreign Ministers of the Soviet Union. China and the East European Communist States would meet in mid-December, probably in Moscow. —Reuter
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    Back to Kenya
    38 3 LONDON, Sun— Mr. E A. Vasey, Kenya Finance Minister, who came to London to Mk for financial help to tide the colony through the emergency caused by Mau Mau terrorism, will fly home today. Reuter.
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    Admiral in Spain
    31 3 MADRID. Sun. Admiral Arthur Radford, chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived in Spain yesterday on the last leg of his European inspection tour. UP
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    Visits banned
    21 3 MOSCOW. Sun, The Soviet Government has banned visits by foreigners to five more areas, it was announced today. -U.P.
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    CHINATOWN CRAFTSMEN
    817 4  -  WILLIAM FISII Hv m nit DOWN the narrow streets of Chinatown, where threestorey slums tower above teeming thousands 01 saunU-rW shoppers, pavement craftsmen carry on their Sdes and crafts through boom and slump. When times were good they worked 14 hours a day, seven days a week. Each
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    Kuala Lumpur squatters to make way for three newmarketsl
    249 5 Kuala Lumpur squatters to make way for three newmarketsl KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THOUSANDS of squatters living in three areas in Kuala Lumpur may soon have to leave their crowded settlements, where the Municipality plgns to build up-to-date markets. The Municipality has written to the District Officer asking that priority for
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    CATS & DOGS OVERWHELM MISS BACH
    154 5 CATS DOGS OVERWHELM MISS BACH FRST it was dogs they wanted Miss L. E. Bach to find homes for, and then it was cats. Daily the animals were brought to her house in Tomlir.son Road, Singapore, to be found new owners. But supply and demand did not always meet. Some
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    Woman had liquor: $280
    34 5 MUAR. Sun. A woman. Chia Gek Huay. was fined a total of $28n for possessing apparatus for distilling liquor. She was arrested in a house in Parit Jawa resettlement area.
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    FIFTY YEARS IN SPORE
    39 5 INCHF ABDUL K.\I)IR MARK AN. (richt) who returns to India today after 50 ye*rs in Singapore, greets a friend at a party given forJiim in Ipoh l.ane yesterday by Marican and Sons. Straits Times picture.
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    Average City worker gets $120 a month
    129 5 THE average earning a month of the Singapore City Council's labour force was $120.31 in August compared with $119.34 in July, says a payroll report. The councils wage bill for August $1,260,295, including rent and otner allowances was nearly $17,000 higher than for
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    TWO RIOTERS BOUND OVER
    45 5 MiIAR. Sun.— Buang Din Haji Othman and Ahmad bin Kadi who were jointly charged with 'ight others with rioting, were bcund .over in $100 ior six months. It was said they assaulted Jaffar bin Omar at the sth milestone. Jalan Bakri.
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    Dog owner fined
    21 5 SEGAMAT. Sun. For allowing a ferocious dog to go unmuzzled, Sinniah. 35. of Voules Estate, was fined $10.
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    School expands
    22 5 SEGAMAT, Sun— The Segamat English School will have six additional classrooms next year. Work on the extension is almost complete.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    158 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7|| Morning Stars; 730 Ne-*s; Mi Melody Mixture; 8 Rhythm In the Sun; 8.30 Malay Housewives' Corner; 8.57 Schools: 9.50 Close Down; 11.10 Schools; 11.30 Close Down. 1.01 Matinee- 1.30 News: 1.45 Ballad Time; 2 Schools; 250 Close Down. 5.30 p.m. Tea Darce: 6 LI: tenrs' Choice;
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    RAAF Chief in Singapore
    66 5 Ai r Vice-Marshal P P. J. McCauley. Chief of Staffdesignate, Royal Australian Air Force, arrived »n Singapore yesterday by Qantas-8.0.A.C. Constellation from Sydney on his way to Britain on a factfinding tour. He may spend two months in Britain before returning to Australia to take over
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    Body found
    41 5 Twenty-four hours after he i had been swept away while j bathing in the Tebrau River j Johore Bahru, the body of Abu Talib. a Singapore City Council labourer, was recovered yesterday 60 yards away from where he disappeared.
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    Railmen plan one union
    79 5 Railmen plan one union KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A proposal to combine railwayman s unions into a National Union of Railway Workers was discussed today at a meeting sponsored by the Malayan Railways Traffic Operators Union. Six of the 11 existing unions agreed in principle to band themselves into one body.
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    5 YEARS TO GET A HOUSING LOAN
    186 5 A SINGAPORE City Council officer must have served at least five years before he is eligible for a housing loan. The Council's housing loans sub-committee has rejected a proposal by the Local Senior Officers Association that those with less than five years' service
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    Red Cross appeal for funds
    180 5 Red Cross appeal for funds LADY SANDERSON, president of the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Socletx. spoke over Radio Malaya last night on the activities of the society in the Colony She said the society required $80,000 a year. Ot this amount between $40,000 and $50,000 was needed
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    Case dropped
    26 5 MUAR. Sun.— Tan Lai Chia was acquitted of unlawful pot^ssion of 71| katis of sheet rubbrr at Kampong Tensa'.v The piosecution withdrew the charge.
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    Dealer fined
    25 5 MUAR, Sun. Rahim bin Hamid, a retailer of ration rice, was fined $70 for falling to display price labels at Kampong Gombang Langa.
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    Anniversary
    12 5 SEGAMAT, Sun.— The Segamat Chinese School held its anniversary celebrations yesterday.
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    Malaya leads in Far East
    77 5 IPOH. Sun.— Malaya con- sumes the most condensed milk in the Far East, said Dr. G. F Hepkema. a Dutch busi- nessman who gave a dinner party to about 60 members of Perak Distributors Ltd and the Perak Coffeeshops Asso--1 ciation last night. Dr. Hepkema
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      219 5 SINGAPORE DIARY Polirr Band: Public performance Public Relation* Office: Mobile nt King George V Park 5.30 p.m. lo Film Units Ire* shows at Delta 6.30 p.m. Ganges Welfare Association and Slntapore I'nion of Journalist*: Pulau Semaku, 7 p.m. Luncheon meeting at Adelphl Coral „.5 ,.5 ftlm ,j, ow New Room.
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    DEATHS
    148 6 JO Honl t $10 (minimum) MRS GOH SOON KIAM (Mdm. Teo Ah Bit > aee-| 8?. mo her of late Goh Terk Chiang ißaii Kla i passed away peacefully on 15-11-53 at 729. Upper Se"-.ingoon Road Funeral on 17-11-.")3 al 5 pm. at Bidadari. A. B AMBROSE brlovrvl father
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    72 6 :u H.iids fin 'minimum) MRS J G. HANNA and her daughter Cnrol Ann would like to take this opportunity to t'Tink .ill who fent meat lge« of condolence during her rerent h^eivement The family of Ihr l-.fr NTrf Chua Hoon Monc inpe Ec Njfan >nd relative* who p.itd ncht
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    171 6 10 Horrf-, 5/« (minimum) DOR IS Grdrir? h.<s returned to Fine tpi rp with an intprestinß collection of beautiful ttv.nps. NOISE TROUBLE? Try OhropnxAntlphones $1.50 per bnx of 6 from your druggist or M. Praeor Ltd.. Singapore. P.O. Box 1051. LLOYD TRIESTINO. The new prssencer bookinc office Is nowsituated
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      The Molotov Motive
      805 6 When one of Russia's two Deputy Premiers gives a full scale Press conference he sets in train a search for th» motive. Mr. Molotov's clarification of Soviet policy for the benefit of the world Press was the first such interview that any Russian Foreign Minister has given
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      MPs and the Colonies
      287 6 Colonial problems have thrust themselves so forcibly upon the attention of the House of Commons in post-war years that it is not remarkable that many MPs have a feeling that something should be done to enable them to soe some of these territories for themselves and
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      Tin Conference
      192 6 The United Nations commodity conference on tin opens in Geneva this morning. A somewhat leisurely examination is expected of tin problems and the possibility of an international agreement on production and prices, for it is anticipated that the conference will not complete its business much before the end
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    How Malacca is reacting to its new freedoms
    1014 6  -  FRANCIS WONG By <T*HEY don't smile much at Kulai. Senai new village is grim. A nervous bustle hangs over the township of Ayer Hitam. Curfew begins at seven. The road leads on. Through interminable miles of troubled jungle. Past police posts, barbwired
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      176 6 EVEN though I had been] suffering from asthma off and on for the last nine years, the very idea of getting into a hospital was a nightmare to me. However, recently the sickne&s became so acute that, much against my wLsh. I was forced to
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      Examination nerves
      192 6 Examination nerves EVERY year we hear that the education authorities and the teachers ate shocked to learn that the majority ot the Malayan candidates failed I to obtain a "C" in the English language subject. As a candidate I think I am able to I explain the reason. I have
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      152 6 IF YOU DON'T I PAY TAX... rERE is one vital point j in connection with 1 the Income Tax Ordi- j i nance which has been j I forgotten by the general i j public. As the law now i I stands the Commissioner- i General, the High Com- j
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      Shop workers' demand
      124 6 MR. H. E. Tyeb Khan, president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Penang. Is reported to have said: (a) that shop assistants may demand more pay because Indian busine.ss houses cannot import cheap assistants: (bi that more than 2,000 shop assistants at present in Penang are guaranteed
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      OBJECTIONS TO THE LAND BILL
      677 6 OBJECTIONS TO THE LAND BILL WHE Land Acquisition Amendment Bill was read for the first time in tne Singapore Legislative Council on October 20 It is a bill which will have a very profound effect on quite a large section of the population of the Colony and in these circumstances
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      But people are working
      149 6 IT was stated in your issue of November 12 that apart from the 170 school boys and girls and some present and former members of the Executive. Legislative and City Councils and the Rural Board. members of the public were conspicuous by their absence and half
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    On the Margin
    463 6 Who knows? IHAVF. some news from Aitralia about the progrcs (if the Intrrnaticinal Hou.^c appeal to build a crntrr for Asian itudenti attending Melbourne University. From what I hear things seem to be going w^-l and ther-' has been a genrrous response. Particularly moving Is a letter
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    $100,000 in back pay for Govt. men
    176 7 $100,000 in back pay for Govt. men KUALA 1.1 MPIR. Sun THE Federation (iovirnmcnt has acrcrd In rrdin-p the increment scales for certain catrenrirs af skilled dailydated workers from dvr to thrcp yrars. effective from Dec. 1. IMS. This means th.it the Government will have tn pay at least SlOft.ooo
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    Clerks to join big union
    57 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thr 6elanßnr Govrrnmrnt Clerical Services Union, ai it- annual meeting hcrr- today, decided to support the establishment nf n national union of government office worken represent Inc all sovcrnment clerks and Hdministrativr workers in the Federation. The mrotine authorised the union's executive
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    These councillors are 'stooges of Govt.' says candidate
    339 7 These councillors are 'stooges of Govt.' says candidate CWING music, blunt speeches, accusations,; challenges and four meetings made yesterday the busiest day so far in the Singapore City Council election campaign. With only 20 days to polling day, candidates stepped up the pace of their electioneering and in the process
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    Two Cathedral christenings
    90 7 TWO FINK BAKIKS after the ir christenings at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday. ABOVE: Sally Vivian II. i\ ward in the arms of her mother. Mrs I. A. Hayward. wife of a Public Works Depart ment engineer. is seen with her endmnthers. Mrs. A. T. Wallwork (left)
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    'MAKE OUR TOWN THE BEST'
    127 7 'MAKE OUR TOWN THE BEST' PENANG, Sun. THE Labour Party's aim is to make Penang the "best town in the Federation." Mr. P. B. Ramanathan. Labour candidate for Kelawei. said j n n campaign speech at Pulau Tikus market today. Urging more cultural amenities, he said a .start could be
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    Planter faces three charges
    67 7 SEGAMAT. Sun. L. H Hall. 32-year-old planter, was offered $1,000 bail after three Charges had been read out to him in the Segamat Court He was alleccd to have broken the curfew on Batu Anam Estate, to have attempted to take food out of a restricted
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    HOMES 'LIKE CATTLE-BARNS'
    123 7 KUALA. LUMPUR Sin.. EMPLOYEES of the Malayan Railway in Kampong Paya. two miles from here, are dissatisfied with their garters. The 100 families in the k.mpone have petitioned the Traffic Manager. Malayan Railway, asking for "decent" quarter* They allege that the quarters ;ue like cattle-barns and that
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    Big crowds I turn out for fun fair
    79 7 TAIPING. Sun. > rMNE weather yesterday > brought large crowds to a J fun fair and exhibition he!d > by Taiping Rehabilitation Camp at the circus ground on its fourth anniversary. The fair will go on till Monday. The camp is now
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    New postal director
    43 7 Mr. M. L. Durrant. Assistant Postmaster General. Hong Kong, has been appointed Director of Posts. Singapore He succeeds Mr. W A Cooper, who is on leave prior to retirement. Mr. Durrant will take up his new duties about Dec. 9.
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    To celebrate with feast
    45 7 Sincaporr Malay Women's Welfare Association will celebrate the last day of the Muslim month of Raibtul Awwal Ml Sunday with a feast fnr Muslim women and children at 49. Desker Road Tin president. Che Zahara binte Noor Mohamed. appealed for contributions
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    Johore Bahru wants zones
    55 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The Johore Bahru Town Council is i still finding it difficult to deal with building plans to be sited on areas not yet zoned The Council has set up a I town planning committee, with Dato Sheikh Abubakar as chairman, to ask the
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    HE LAUDS AID FACILITIES FOR BLIND
    117 7 HE LAUDS AID FACILITIES FOR BLIND KUALA II MPIR. mim QIR CUIU MACKENZIE, consultant on blind welfare to the United Nations, told the Strarts Times today it was heartening to find that realistic facilities for the blind were being introduced in Malaya. Mr Ohitha himself blind, arrived here yesterday with
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    Club holds dance
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Kuala Lumpur Youne Malayan's Club held a dance at the Chenwu stadium last night to raise funds for building. Miss J. Ra.jeswary did a snake dance. Mr. Lip Honp Mcnc and Mrs. Shirley Kok a taiißo exhibition, and Mr. W. Tune and Miss
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    Radios on show for S.E. Asia dealers
    106 7 DADIOS. RADIOGRAMS and the latest models of acoustic equipment will be on show at St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Hall. Singapore, today. The exhibition Is being put on by William Jacks and Co. Malaya) Ltd., in connection with the annual Philips Radio convention.
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    Broken rice off ration
    49 7 Rationed rice in Singapore will no longer include broken rice. In previous rations. 20 to 30 per cent of broken rice were included. "With this change it is hoped that there will be an increase in the purchase of rationed rice." a Government statement said.
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    UMNO-MCA back concert, show
    47 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The UMNO-MCA are Jointly sponsoring a concert, and variety show at the Capitol Thcatrr. Johore Bahru, tomorrow and Tuesday. There will be two shows n each day at 6.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. On Tuesday the magician Wong will perform.
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    University: 'I'm glad' —Mr. Tan
    114 7 University: 'I'm glad' —Mr. Tan MR. TAN CH T N TUAN, Deputy President of the Singapore Legislative Council, said yesterday that he was 1 glad the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. Sir Sydney Came had reviewed i the question of the university and suggested further consideration in view of
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    200 more to join union
    33 7 About 200 workers employed in the Petrol business at Singapore's Woodland Pasir Pantang Road area yesterday decided to join the Singapore Petrol Workers' Union and establish a branch.
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    Talk to Rotary
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.- Mr. Eric Wee. president of the Singapore Youth Council .vill civr a talk to the Rotary Club of Johore Bahru on Tuesday.
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    'I KNOW PEOPLE'S WANTS'
    148 7 'I KNOW PEOPLE'S WANTS' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. HAVE lived in Bungsar 1 Ward for ten years. I know what the people want.' Mr. K. Gurupatham. independent candidate for the Kuala Lumpur municipal elections, told the Straits Times today. Mr Gurupatham said that if elected, he would work to improve the
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    LEADERS PLAN T.B. APPEAL IN JOHORE
    114 7 LEADERS PLAN T.B. APPEAL IN JOHORE JOHORE BAHRU. SunCommunity leaders met here yesterday and discussed plans for a joint appeal for Lady Trmplers Fund for a T.B. hospital in Kuala Lumpur and a sanatorium in Johore. Committees were appointed to make a State-wide appeal for funds for the two schemes
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    Taiping wedding
    49 7 TAIPING. Sun -Mr. Choo Joo Peng, youngest brother ot Dr. Choo Joo Kong of Kuantan, will marry Miss Teoh Saw Ee. eldest daughter of Madam Ong Slew Poh. at the Hokki n n Hoay Kuan. Taiping. on Nov 28. A reception will be holi after the ceremony.
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    BAN LIFTED
    17 7 KOTA TINGGI. Sun.— The ban on drawing full rice ration in Pengerang has been lifted.
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    RICE REPORT 'REFERRED BACK'
    187 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. rE RICE Production Committee's report is still being considered by the Federation Government's Executive Council, it was learned here today It is believed that some of the Committee's recommendations have been sent back for further consideration beniMf of financial implications Eight months ago,
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    DELTA OF HIS DAY ONLY DID 70 M.P.H.
    208 7 DELTA OF HIS DAY ONLY DID 70 M.P.H. DELTA-WINGED planes, the aviation industry's latest development in faster-than-sound aircraft, are nothing new to a man who has just arrived in Singapore he was flying them 40 years ago. Mr. P.A.F. Hunt, who recently retired as chief engineer of the Kuala Lumpur
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    Johore youth leaders meet
    40 7 JOHORE. BAHRU. Sun. Seventy-one youths from a',l over Johorr attended a conference conducted in Johore Bahn; by Mr. R Allen, the Youth Adviser to the Federation Government They discussed yniith clubs their management and jjeneral programmes.
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    WEATHER
    151 7 .Minimum temperature: (7.30 p.m. on Nov. H to 7.30 a.m. on Nov. 15): Singapore 73 degWML Penang 75, Kota Bahru 72, Kuala Lumpur 74. Ipoh 73. Kuantan 71. Maximum temperature--17.30 am. to 7.30 p.m. on Nov. 15 1 Singapore 88. Penang 85, Kota Bahru 87, Kuala Lumpur 88. Ipoh
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      151 7 VliCrrm BE MISSED! jfcl j CHRISTMAS JntX COMBINATION '«pfr OFFER MARCONIPHONE GARRARD < MODEL T2BAT 6-VALVFS "^fc^Tffl^"'''^^-^ $325.00 3 COMBINATION PRICE $295.00 only (Spore Price) DONT DELAY Buy and save while this special offer still lasts. You get two for less than the price of one. FROM MARCONIPHONE AND GARRARD
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      This Diana is a dead mistress
      741 8  - This Diana is a dead mistress ROSS »y DRYDKN'S "Secular Masque" provides both title and allegorical framework for Mr. de Polnay's new novel: the Diana whose chase had "A Beast In View" Is the dead mistress of a once successful dramatist, who has injudiciously called his vulgar and shrewish wile,
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      DATELINE: 2,000 A.D.
      363 8  -  ROGER LAWRIE THE END Of THE WORLD. By Kenneth Heuer. Colbncx 8< WHERE do we go from here? What advances do the next 50 years hold? Kenneth Heuer, an American scientist, has given the answers in a new and startling bok which has the benediction of the
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      Comet view of earth
      180 8 COMET HICHWAY. By Harry Hensscr (|«kn Murray. 10*. 6d.) AT one period during the last war, I lived for wpeks in a mud hut in Eritrea, waiting, seemingly endlessly, for "something to pen.I was ineffably bored, but the man who shared the hut with me was
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      Hopes, high spirits and shadows of tragedy
      997 8  - Hopes, high spirits and shadows of tragedy RAYMOND MORTIMER B> A WRITER'S DIARY. By Virginia Woolf. Edited by Leonard Woolf. I Hogarth Presi. 18t.) THE anxiety, the exA citement and the obstinate, regular, harassing labour of a writer's life are here revealed as never before in English, that is, for
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      335 8 PJOY INDONESIAN HOSPITALITY TRAVEL WITH SPEED jhjf GARUDA CONVAIR LINER {M TWICE WEEKLY TO FROM '*V BANGKOK MEDAN PALEMBANG gjj FOUR TIMES WEEKLY fe TO FROM jfi| Jxj DJAKARTA 1?JB Booking office. &s^« UNION BUILDING GROUND FLOOR ,V S(j Tel. 7869 PP KgKiffcP tNDONES/AN A /R WAYS Tp^ijSSl ENSIGN'S J
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      132 8 Straits Times Crossword a~"""" s"" 7"~ 5 I 7 a "io" "JT" 1 _ll I"~ I i §H 23 2* I|| 25 T26 j SssSs y^ "28" 1H29~ I ESSSSS I p^_ i ■ii'»»ii I i i i in ACROSS 15. No "chickens" (8). 1 Bar break (but a caveat
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      247 8 28. Typical farm worker is>. Jfl. Wear of "a certain rich man" (4. 5). M. International? Exactly (3. 3. 3. sj. dohx 1 Elsewhere pleaded 3. He has scarcely a meal between lunch and dinner (3-6). 4. These birds seem settled for the nlitht 18). 5. Chamberlain and writer <6>.
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      310 8 BRIDGE ON the rare occasions when the laws governing irrecularities favour the offending side the only reasonable way to look on it is the application of thr old "rough with the smooth" principle. One such example occurred in a recent rubber when the following hand was dealt at pame all
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    1,152 died in hour of terror when fire struck a town
    1878 9 Straits Times DAILY Feature: TRUE stories of History. Adventure, Art, Geography, Science, Exploration. Disaster TOMORROW SIR BERNARD SPILSBTRY AND THE EASTBOURNE MURDERER IHE 2,000 residents of Peshtigo, Wisconsin, were troubled and depressed on Sunday, October 8, 1871. A brooding,
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      129 9 CORDIALS AND SYRUPS 1 I//// Marir in South Africa from chnicr frrsh Truit AVAILABLE IN MANY FLAVOI RS Tradr Enquiries Invited To Sole Distributors: MALAYA BORNEO. CAMAY brings you Softer, Smoother Skin! i At. Tr a^i^^**" Win hearts and hold romance with t «ofier, smoother com-pU-x.^n. You ctn with your
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      226 9 Smith-Corona OFFICE TYPEWRITER A BEAUTIFUL MACHINE 1 TO DO A BEAUTIFUL TYPING JOB! Sfclf Agents: TYPEWRITERS (MAUYA) LIMITED T ftiff UUMOII *****. P.O. 00X. 1152 £q ll T ..aA LOKt HI OIILOIIO. lUIU LUMPUR c pC« fll 31. lUCI ITIttT. FERMI \j? PREMIER GROUP HANWORTH LANE CHERTSEY sroc« s JUST
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      405 9 TUE AttABMAX AIGtITS ll. iviii. In aid nf Ilic ama/in; irhrra 'ailr llu n lire in to tell I sold l.i\ Ixluii: in: ir. iu,li,.i, :idvpnlurf« of Prince Ahmed, the Mated ndvcntiires in his own and d.c irir.l l.rrome a Irartri. Sullnn Sharhriar said ttiat surclv >vi.rrN. ••Hnvinic inln il
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    SINGAPORE SHARE, QUOTATIONS
    904 10 T*HE following quotations were those of the Malayan A Sharebrokers' Association, Singapore, at the close of business on Friday: i I.M > I I K i > I B»»*ri ra Srllcn Ilex. Bricta Prefa 2.1 v Ord» 370 ktia* lea i 3.2» ».B. Petrol 3*/6 1M Irualeea
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    RUBBER FOAM COMPANY
    227 10 LONDON. Fri A SUGGESTION that rubber plantation companies should form a rubber foam manufacturing company was made by Mr. E. D. Money, chairman, at the annual general meeting of Chembone (Malay* Rubber Company yesterday. Mr. Money said that it had been argutd by officials of rubber research
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE RISES
    132 10 AN improvement of almost £Alom. In the results nf Australia's overseas trading for the first quarter of the current financial year comparer) with the September auarter o} 1952 is shown in official figures issued in Canberra. On overall trading, exports exceeded imports by £A 33-.-703.000 compared with
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    U.S. CAR SALES RISE SHARPLY
    136 10 FACTORY sales of motorvehicles in the United States totalled 5.772.071 for trJ first, nine months of 1953. exceeding the comparable 1952 figure by nearly 49 per cent., according to the Automobile Manufacturers 1 Association. This year's nine-month salos included 4.827.449 passenger cars. 941.879 motor-trucks and
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    STANDARD'S NEW DIESEL
    114 10 rE success of the diesrl-nnsjinr-d Ferguson tractor, made by the Standard Motn r Company, has encouraged \hr Standard Company to prodmv diesel-engine cars More than 40 per cent, of the Ferguson tractor output consists of die.sel tractors. It Is learned that diesel versk>ns of the Standard estate
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    APPOINTMENTS
    64 10 Mr. G. Henderson Falrmairt has been appointed a director of the Kuala Reman Rubber Estates, a subsidiary of Parian* Consolidated Company. He Is also on the Board of the parent company. Mr. R. F. McNair Scott has left the Board of Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Company. He did
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      697 10 NOTICES NOTICE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION BELANGOR BRANCH. PoM of Secretary Treasurer position filled. Applicant* thanked. NOTICE The Annual Re-union Dinner Social of the Institute of Science wli: bo held on Friday, 11th Dec. •t 7 p.m., at the Capital Blue Room. Dress, optional. Will former Students contact Benny Fang. In.it. Of
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      380 10 NOTICES CHANGE OF ADDRESS MPS CORPORATION have pleasure to advise their clients and business friends that they have now moved to their new office at 36 Crpss Street. 2nd. Floor. Telephone 70»l. NOTICE 1 have, as from Ist November. 1953. left the Nanyang Structural Co., Ltd. and have now established
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      352 10 NOTICES KEW ESTATE, LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the thirty-fourth General Meeting of the Company will be held at the registered offlce, 24, Mcdeiros Building, Cecil Street, Singapore, on Friday, 27th November. 1953. at 12 noon to receive accounts, to approve payment of Directors' fees and
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      374 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invltea for vacancies In the clerical branch ot the Sarawak Government. Salary scale $72 84 x c 120 x 12 264. Points of entry Qnpendent on applicant's educational qualifications and previous experience. Applicants appointed will be eligible for cost of living allowance from 10% to 50%
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      1457 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS for appointment as PROBATIONER TEACHERS In the Department of Education, Singapore, will be received at the Education office. Palmer Road. Singapore. (P.O. BOX 746) until 15th December. 1953. A. QUALIFICATIONS: (I) Nationality— (1) British subjects born In Singapore, the Federation of Malaya. Sarawak. British North Borneo or
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      1554 11 fti 4 MANSFIELD dc CO., LTD. .mm 'pS.^' (.negated in Singapore) ft BLUE FUNNEL LINE D D Carriers' option to proceed via ether parts to load and discharge cargo SAILINGS te LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Soils P. S'hom Penong Peleu. for Moncilles, Liverpool Glosoow Nov. 14/14 Nov.
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  • Share market review
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      PRICES IMPROVE ON BIGGER TURNOVER
      847 12 PRICES IMPROVE ON BIGGER TURNOVER Sentiment also better: buyers exceed sellers By Our Financial Correspondent IT is pleasant to be able to report a decided improvement in the Singapore share market last week. A much better sentiment developed, due to no single reason, and prices showed some improvement in the
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      Company notes
      452 12 New company registered ANEW company, named Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Australia) Ltd. was registered in Sydney on Friday The authorised capital II £3 million The company will manufacture petro-chemicals and light gases at Silverwater on the Paramatta river near Sydney. It is intended to issue immediately 1,325,000 ordinary
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      Sheet rubber shipped
      76 12 I Of 46,177 tons of ribbed] smoked sheet rubber shipped from Malaya in October, 20.251 I tons No. 1 and No. IX, 8,327 tons was No. 2, 11,589 tons was No. 3. 4,408 tons was No. 4, 962 tons was No. 5 and 640 tons was other
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      Business done in shares during last week
      254 12 THE following list of business in the Singapore share market is reported by Fraser and Co.. for the period November 7 to November 13 inclusive: INDUSTRIALS: CT.S. Ords 23,3. Fraser Nravo ords $1.90, Gammons $2.85 to $2.95 to $2.90, Hammers $2.77 /2 Hongkong
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      87 12 THE following dividends were announced hv companies operating in Malaya and Siam last week:— SIME DARBY Co.final 5 per cent, making 10 per cent for year ended June, payable November 27, books close November 23. PAH AMi CON.: final 30 per rent making 55 per cent for year
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      INDONESIA-U.S. TIN TALKS
      84 12 AMSTERDAM A DEADLOCK is reported in the negotiations between the United States and an Indonesian delegation regarding the exDort of Indonesian tin to the VS. in the year beginning ADril next Indonesia wishes to continue exporting 18.000 and 20.000 tons per annum to the U.S. on the
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      TIN RALLIES BUT RUBBER DECLINES
      654 12 Tin and rubber nuarkfts TIN OUTPUT AT POST-WAR PEAK r[E price of tin last week showed a gradual rise from $308.75 a picul on Monday to $311.75 oit Saturday, the highest price reached since September 24. The net gain on the week is $3 a
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    RESULTS
    278 13 Arsenal 4 Bolion 3 Aston Vlllm 5 Middlesbrough 3 Blackpool 1 Tottenham 0 Cardiff 1 Manchester V. 6 Chelsea 2 Burnley 1 Iliiddrrsfirld 2 Sheffield Wed. Manchester CltyO Newcastle n Portsmouth 1 Preston Shrffirld U. 1 Charlton 1 SunderUnd 3 Liverpool Wolves 1 w. Bromwlrh 0 SECOND DIVISION Blackburn
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    MULLEN GOAL IN FOURTH MINUTE BEATS WBA
    1039 13 MULLEN GOAL IN FOURTH MINUTE BEATS WBA LONDON, Sunday. A GOAL by England's left-winger Jimmy Mullen in the fourth minute proved sufficient to give Wolverhampton Wanderers a win in a thrill packed struggle with league leaders West Bromwich Albion yesterday and so narrowed Albion's lead in the first division to
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    35 13 GAY CARNIVAL (Boujroure) is led in by Mrs. Bougourr after winning the second race (Cl. 3, Div. 2, 5> 2 f.) at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Gay Carnival won by three lengths. Straits Times picture.
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    TAY SCORES TWO
    28 13 MERSING. Sun. In a fast an^ thrilling hockey game. Rovers be*»: Llahtntng by 2-0 on the Town Paciang yesterday. Tay Kwang Seng scored both goals.
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    TO DEFEND TITLE
    40 13 LONDON. Sun— Terjv Allen of London, who recentl> failed in his old to win the world flyweight title from Yoshio shirai is to defend his British title against Eric Marsden of St. Heleas on Feb. 21. Reuter.
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    Pinza was star of 1953 season
    170 13 Pinza was star of 1953 season LONDON. Sun. 'THE brilliant running of the coit A Pinta, who gave newly-knlght-ed Sir Gordon Richards his first Derby win, was the highlight of ttie 1953 Coronation flat racing season which ended in mud and rain yesterday. Though the Queen just failed to win
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  • LEAGUE TABLES UP-TO-DATE
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      FIRST DIVISION
      190 13 W Bromwlch 18 13 2 3 27 22 28 Wolves 18 11 5 2 45 26 27 Huddersfleld 18 11 3 4 35 19 25 ',urn ley 18 11 0 7 39 32 22 rharlton Ath. 18 10 1 7 42 35 21 3olton Wand. 17 8 5
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      SECOND DIVISION
      198 13 P W D L P A pts Dnncaster R. 18 12 1 533 19 25 Leicester C. 18 9 7 2 38 23 25 Everton 18 9 6 3 37 27 24 Notu Forest 18 10 3 5 41 26 23 Rotherham U. 19 10 1 8 35
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      THIRD DIVISION
      414 13 SOUTH P W D L F A pUs Ipswich 20 14 5 1 44 19 33 Readme 20 11 4 5 41 30 28 Southampton 20 12 2 ***** 26 Brlßhton. Hove 19 11 4 432 22 26 Norwich City 20 10 4 6 31 26 24 Leytcn
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      SCOTTISH LEAGUE
      288 13 DIVISION A P W D L T A pU Qpc-ii o South 11 8 1 2 31 14 17 Hearts 11 S 2 4 24 1R 12 St. Mlrren 10 S 2 3 16 15 12 Dundee 11 4 4 3 15 14 12 Aberdeen 10 S 2
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    All Blacks again unimpressive
    427 13 BRISTOL. Sunday. A CAPACITY crowd of 21.000 sa w the All Blacks team win the fifth game of their tour with an 11 0 victory over Western Counties here yesterday. The toutists, who led 6—o at half time, scored one goal, one dropped goal and one
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    Gadkari hits 78 v. C'wealth
    81 13 AMRITSAR, Sun.— C. V. Gadkari. the Indian Test player was top-scorer with 78 In a North Zone total of 267 for 9 made here yesterday in reply to the Commonwealth touring team's score of 396 for 5 declared. The 3-day match ends today. After Ben
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    Rugby League
    83 13 LONDON. Sun. Yesterday* Rugby League results were: Barrow 15. Feat hfrst one Rovers 8; Bradrord N 3. York 7; Bramley i 9. Win an 19; Castleford 14, Doncastei 10; Dewsbury 15. Liverpool C. 14; Halifax 16 Batley 6; Hull Kingston R. 3. Wktnes 10; Hunslet 6, Huddersfield 12.
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      623 13 NOW Qantas links Singapore BANGKOK an alternate route on the Kangaroo Service KAKAvnI hi\ :.j>:<*7 IV i f s— —^'•a V BANGKOK Is now an alternative portof-call for Qantaa •^^'rfV s constellations operating the Kangaroo Service tr> London in V \&i T^wT^^C parallel partnership with 8.0.A.C. Ka«', twice weekly tenice*
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    Lye Huat, Sivaganam set best times in speed trial
    477 14 Lye Huat, Sivaganam set best times in speed trial From EDIN PETERS MALACCA, Sunday. THAN LYE HUAT (Singapore) and Rajaratnam Sivaganam (Scremban) put up the best performances for cars and motors cycles respectively at the third annual Malacca half mile standingstart speed trial, held at Batu Berendam Road today. Lye
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    14 14 MADI.IS (Charles), winner of Race Three at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Straits Times picture.
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    BRIDGE LAW IPS WIN HAD CLASS ONE TAG ON IT
    455 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By BRIDGE LAW II looks earmarked for top class racing in Malaya. His five-length win in the Class 3. Div. 1, 5-1-f. race at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday had a very definite Class 1 tag about it. Smartly
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    Robert Lim goes to next round
    352 14 Robert Lim goes to next round SBA TOURNEY SINGAPOREs rifting badminton star. Robert Lim (Greenwood!, fresh from his victory on Saturday over S. A. Durai. former All-India champion, cleared hLs second hurdle in the Singapore Badminton Association's men's open .singles event when he defeated clubmate Lim Wei Lon 9-15 18-17.
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    STADIUM SOCCER
    45 14 The City Councils Finance Committee will meet today to reconsider an earlier decision not io install floodlighting at Jalnn Besar stadium durlnc ir>M. A SAFA spokesman will a Herd the meeting to argue thai Installation or fioodlichtinc will increase revenue from the stidlum.
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    DOUBLE WIN FOR ENGLAND
    66 14 LEEDS. Erpland. Sun— England snatched a double win over France in 'able tennis matches at Leeds and Pe»«rboroush last nicht. At Leeds, the English men's team beat Prince 5-2. while at Petcrooroitfh the French women went down 3-6. Both Richard Bercmann. who won 'he Ftielish sincles
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    Scratch XI beat Sclangor XI
    44 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Selangor State XI. in a praciice game on the padang. were beaten by a ante* hockey eleven, composed mainly of schoolboys, by one-nil. The goal wa« scored by inside right L. Jayatilaka in Urn second half.
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    Indians crumble in second half
    263 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. SELANOOR FA. Cup holders TP.C.A. recovered from a 1-0 deficit at half time to retain the Poppy Day soccer cup by beatiriß league champions Indian Association 4-1 on the Police Depot Rround today Indians were the better side in the first half
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    SWEDES SWAMP HONG KONG 8-1
    76 14 HONG KONO. Sun. The Swedish DJurgardens Boldklub football team today swamped a Hons Konc selection by eight co i«. to one In the second game of th I Hone Kong visit. At half time the Swedes led by <— fl Hongkonj saved a comnlet" trounclnc
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    WEST AUSTRALIA SCORE FREELY
    68 14 PERTH. Sun. Western Australia passed thp 400 mark fnr the fourth time in Sheffield Shield cricket when they carried their first innings total to 402 against South Australia yesterday. South Australia scored 111 for four wickets, aft'-r losing Neil Dansie for a "duek 1 with the
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    STADIUM FOR BATU PAHAT
    79 14 BATU PAHAT. Sun -Work nas begun on Batu Pa hat's $15,000 sports stadium and It Is expected to be ready early next ye.ir. The fences have been erected and work is now being done on the 440 yards athletics circuit. The Jonore athletic meet will be'
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    MOVE FOR BETTER HOCKEY UMPIRING
    235 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun YfALAYAN HOCKEY COUNCIL 1 J Umpires Board will |mh ways of raising the standard ni umpiring at a meetlnc to be held on Nov 28 at ScrcmbHn. The board comprises one delegate from each of the states affiliated to ho M.H.C. Col.
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    Van B and Bougoure on top again
    154 14 Van B and Bougoure on top again WINNING three races on Saturday. the last day, the formidable van Breukelen-Boucoutp combination again came out on top at the Selangor Turf Club November Meeting. Garnet Bougoure topped the Jockeys' list with four winners, two seconds and three thirds, while M van Breukclen
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    DOUBTFUL GOAL DECIDES FINAL
    286 14 SINGAPORE CORINTHIANS, who have earned promotion to the second division, won the S.A.F.A. junior cup final at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday by beating R.A.F. (Seletar) "A" by two goals to one. But their sucess was due at I least as much to the mistakes of the
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      60 14 HOCKEY DIV. 1. LBAOOI: S.R.C. v Ovlon S.C. SRC padang. DIV. 2: I'nlversity v Wanderers. It. Timah Rnad. DIV. Bl YMSA v SHB Police. SHB (round. FRIENDLY: Indian Assn. v Combined Schools. I.A. RIGGER S.C'.C. "B" v B.E. on padanc (Maj. James); RAAF "W v All Blues. Tencah (F Lt.
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