The Straits Times, 29 November 1953

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    13 1 The Straits Times. in No. 955. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1953. 15 CENTS]
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    POLICE WILL SEE ITS A CLEAN FIGHT AT POLLS
    269 1 POLICE WILL SEE ITS A CLEAN FIGHT AT POLLS [[VERY precaution is being taken to keep ntxt Saturday's Singapore City Council elections free from corruption. Policemen will be stationed qutside polling stations, and polling I officers have been givrn strict orders not to issue ballot papers to voters who refuse
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    A song brings delight to three
    265 1 A song brings delight to three THREE Singapore people tied in the Straits Times "Pick the Programme" Contest No 3. Each will receive $1 ,666.66 They are: Bohari bin Marzuki, 69 Dorset Road; R C Vanwermgen, 14J m.s. lurong Road; A. j. Ceikie. 391-C. Woodleigh Filters Their choice of the
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    Korea atrocities
    38 1 NEW YORK. Sat— The United States will call upon the United Nations to condemn atrocities against captured troops and civilian population by Communist forces In Korrr. but will not demnnd an investigation, informed sources said ye.strrday.--U.P.
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    Ava will go ahead
    30 1 LOS ANGLES, Sat— Miss Ava Ava Gardner will go ahead with her plans to divorce Frr.nk Sinatra, a studio spokesman quoted her as saying yesterday. —Reuter.
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    And here's a new 55,000 contest
    110 1 And here's a new 55,000 contest TOMORROW The Straits Times begins a new md exciting $5,000 Must-Be-Won WORD PUZZLE CONTEST. It is a simplified crossword which everyone can do. Each day in this contest, there will be six words, each with one letter missing. From the clues, you are asked
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    Laniel wins majority vote
    60 1 M PAR IS. Sat r. JOSEPH LANIEL, the French Prime Minister ot€ of confidence from' the National Assembly yesterday, thereby savin* his gov»fK nt K am L enabli "B him to attend the Bermuda confer,r, T^ a AsBe mbly Rave hl majority of 31-275 for and
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    CHIANG-RHEE ALLIANCE'
    108 1 CHIANG -RHEE ALLIANCE' TAIPEH, Sat. RATIONALIST China and 11 South Korea today announced that they stand firmly united In the battle asainst Communism and called for a united Asian front strongly backed by the United States A joint statement issued during secret conferences here Chi »ng Kai-Shek and South Korea's
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    Lady Derby in hospital
    105 1 LIVERPOOL. Sat. Lady Derby, the wife of one of Britain's wealthiest Peers, yesterday was reported to be making "satisfactory progress" in hospital after a miscarriage The 33-year-old wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire was rushed to the Royal Liverpool Infirmary on Monday. She and her
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    Dato Tan will tell Britain
    189 1 Dato Tan will tell Britain THE Malayan Chinese Association will submit a memorandum to the Rendel Commission (now reviewing the Colony's constitution) and later send its president, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, to Britain and America to "tell the truth about Malaya An M.C.A. spokesman told the Sunday Times yesterday that
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    Man says he killed child
    82 1 TOKYO. Sat.— An American army sergeant has confessed to the strangulation murder of nine-year-old Susan Rothschild. An army spokesman identified the confessed slayer as Set Maurice L. Schick. 29. He said the soldier confessed last night that he had slain the girl, daughter of U.S.
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    JAMAICA'S SIR WALTER RALEIGH'
    136 1 JAMAICA'S SIR WALTER RALEIGH' PORT ROYAL, Jamaica. Sat. A JAMAICAN imitated Sir Walter Raleigh's gallant act today when he took off his cloak and threw It in the mud before the Queen. Warren Kidd, of Kingston, electrified a crowd in this old pirate town when he broke through police lines
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    Tokyo meeting
    21 1 PARIS, Sat.— The next meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce will be held in Tokyo in 1955— UP.
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    The Old Man
    171 1 A MODERN version oi Sinbad's "Old Man of the Sea" scrambled aboard the Maersk Line's passengercargo ship Hulda Maersk in Panama more than four months ago and is still on board. Like his namesake, he just does not want to part company. Known as "Poude" to the
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    OFFICER HERE TO PROBE ARMY MAIL DELAY
    85 1 A senior high-ranking Arm v Postal Officer, Lt.-Col. Wilson, arrived in the Colony last Friday night to Investigate the administrative and disciplinary sides of the delay of 56 hags of soldiers' mail. Col. Wilson is believed to have been sent here by the
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    The match that failed
    186 1 By FRANCIS WONG SATIN sparkled on the walls Fiddles walled out the tricky tunes that the Chinese marry by. The wedding gue.sts poured themselves a toast. Miss "X", the bride, advanced shyly with a blush that matched her bright red cheongsam. Her slippered feet led her
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    Penang girl becomes television sensation
    227 1 Penang girl becomes television sensation PENANC. Saturday. A YOUNG Chinese ballerina from Penang 4 has been acclaimed in Melbourne as "Australia's first television star." Attractive |can Cheah, 17-year old "daughter of Penang lawyer and racehorse "Owner, Mr. I. K. Cheah, made her debut ..before the cameras last month, and became
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    CAR SMASHES INTO TIGER
    128 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. kJR. A E Herwin, purchasing officer for Malayan IV^ Collieries, met two tigers last night at the 45th milestone on the Rawang Rantau Panjang Road. He was roundL.g a bend on his way back to the collieries when he suddenly saw the tigers
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    6,000 HOMES DESTROYED IN INFERNO
    86 1 PUSAN. Sat ONE-SIXTH ot this teeming port city of one million people smouldered tonight after an all-night flre; that scorched a U mile swathe, left at least three Koreans, dead and levelled 6.000 homes'; and buildings Twenty Koreans were hurt and two Korean firemen wenovercome
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    Four British soldiers die
    93 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat rO British paratroopers of the 22nd Special Air Srrvicp Regiment have been killed in a clash with terrorists on the Kelantan-Pahang border. Names have oeen withhold until their next of kin hav<^ been informed One terrorist is believed to have been wounded ln
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    India wants Korea talk
    75 1 NEW YORK. Sat. INDIA SERVED notice yesterday that It will bring up the Korean question before the end of the United Nations General Assembly's current session The assembly tentatively Is scheduled to adjourn on Dec 8. The United States hoped that Korean political issues could be
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    Party tor Churchill
    46 1 I LONDON. Sat.— Sir Winston Churchill will celebrate his 79th birthday on Monday with an evening reception at No. 10 Downing Street for about 100 guests. They will be drawn mainly from his family and a circle of his closest personal friends Reuter
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    Khor Mousa wins the big race
    130 1 KHOR Mousa. four-yrar-nid grey English ge'ding by Prrtun Gulf out of Flyolley. wen Malay* longest race, the Singapore "St Lager." ever one and three quarter milet. at Bukit Timah yesterday, the last day of the Singapore Turf Club November meeting. T.iking full advantage of
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    Holiday deaths
    20 1 CHICAGO, Sat.—Thanksgiving Day accidents on Thursday killrrt 163 persons in the United States, including 122 in, traffic nrridents.
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    THEY'LL TEST THE MAGIC OF PARADISE ISLE
    807 2  - THEY'LL TEST THE MAGIC OF PARADISE ISLE AMY LANDRETH f/] £7 J* |l I Jf 17VERYTHING must run according to plan now that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have left Britain and the great round the-world Royal tour has begin. Nothing can be left to chance. Nothing must
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    ROSE AND PEACH FOR HER CABIN
    296 2 "FOR the gleaming white r Shaw Savill liner, s.s. Gothic, the Royal tour means many happy returns. Two years ago the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were to have gone on a Commonwealth tour in her. That tour was never made because of
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    Jackdaw King built his own Aladdin's cave
    715 2  -  JOHN BLACK Continuing... the secrets of Farouk By A FEW months before Farouk left Egypt for ever he began to build a modern Aladdin's cave— a treasure store for the King Jackdaw in his palace at Koubeth. He designed a burglar-proof treasure museum.
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    Germans wed
    51 3 Miss Maria Hitre, 26-year-old secretary met Mr. M. Sommcr six months ago on board the Willcin Ruys when they were on their way to Singapore. Yesterday their romance led to a wedding at the Cathedral of the Cood Shepherd. Both are employees of the Cerman Consulate. Sunday Times
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    'World depends on our strength' Stockwell
    393 3  - 'World depends on our strength' Stockwell HARRY MILLER By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. M ALA Y A will form a bastion of the first order in any war we may have to face in the future, asserts the General Officer Commanding. Malaya. Lieut. General Sir Hugh Stockwell. "Everything we do against
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    LEPER FUND NOW UP TO $7,671
    419 3 'Wonderful snowball' THE Christmas fund for the 800 patients at the Trafalgar Home for Lepers, in Yeo Chu Kang Road, Singapore, last week soared past the $7,000 mark and now stands at $7,671. Describing the donations, which are still coming in by every post,
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    Photo didn't save her
    57 3 A woman hawker brought a photograph of her fruit stall in Cross Street to a Singapore court yesterday to support her claim that she was not hawking in a prohibited area. Telling Hew Siuk Lian that Cross Street is prohibited to hawkers, the City Police Magistrate,
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    Exhibition at Tamil school
    33 3 Students of schools run by the Singapore Tamil Education Society held an exhibition of handicrafts at St. George's Road Tamil School yesterday. Mrs. J. B. Appadural opened the exhibition.
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    Election meeting
    36 3 An election campaign meeting in support of Mr. V. Marripan. Labour candidate for South Ward, will be held loday in Anson Road. Singapore, at 5 p.m. Mr. Lim Yew Hock (Labour, Keppel; will preside.
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    Servant robbed
    27 3 A gold ring and $200 were stolen from a suitcase kept under a bed in a servant's room in Victoria Park, Singapore, on Friday afternoon.
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    The Mikado' was enchanting
    271 3 npHE Mikado," the Sinsa•l- pore Teachers' Training College production which opened on Thursday at the Victoria Theatre, was a delightfully fresh performance of the most famous light opera of all. The magnificent costumes, brave singing and ebullient acting by over 100 young Singaporeans made for an
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    GIVE DRIVING INSTRUCTORS SPECIAL TEST, HE SAYS
    158 3 ¥>EOPLE who go into businpss i as commercial driving instructors should have to pass a special instructor's test, Mr. R. L. Lambert, managing di~ec- tor Of a Singapore driving school, said yesterday Bad instruction, by inexperienced and unsuitable InI structors is perpetuating bad
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    Father Christmas again
    128 3 Father Christmas again JOHNNY JOHNSON, artist, swimming coach and sports writer, is once again taking on the role of Father Christmas this year. He is setting out on a day's tour of the outlying islands in the Singapore Health Department's floating dispensary and hopes to take with him presents of
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      209 3 Miss WF *sl IACQ Miss Violet Sldgh This year's Miss MAX FACTOR Malaya is leaving Singapore by Pan-American Airways on 2nd December for Hollywood, fabulous movie centre, and the home of Colour Harmony Make-up, originated by Max Factor Hollywood for the stars and you. The dream route selected for this
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    SNAKES:
    958 4  -  'Sagittarius' By The odd thingg Malayans believe about them all npHERE are a number of folk lore tales and legends regarding the snakes of Malaya, and here are a few I collected many years ago in the course of my jungle wanderings as Forest Officer in the Malayan Forest
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    CHINESE PIONEERS
    227 4 The old days rpHE v riter now has someJL thing to say of the old Straits Settlements Singapore, Penang and Malacca. Tan Jiak Kirn, a leader of the Chinese community and a big public benefactor, built a road in Singapore, a bridge in Malacca, subsidized water works and
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    SAVOURY VEAL
    369 4 YTEAL by itself is a tasteless meat. To get the best from it the clever cook combines it with some strongly tasting ingredient such as bacon, ham green peppers or, as in the following recipes, onions tomatoes and mushrooms. MEXICAN VEAL STEAK WITH ONIONS For six servings cut
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    Up early
    21 4 This early morning Malayan tesne was caught with a camera by A. Napawongte of Police H.Q., Patir Mas, Kelantan.
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    The Countryman's Journal
    656 4 IN DEFENCE OF FLYING FOXES... If THE Dusun has had a windfall in the shape of the much-branched crown of a Mata Kuching tree that crashed a few weeks ago. The Cook. however, showed no interest in the matter. not even going to view the corpse, as
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    Visifing stars, local talent boost Colony show world
    303 5 Visifing stars, local talent boost Colony show world SINGAPORE has just seen the beginning of a series of stage shows and concerts, both by world-famous artistes and by local talent, which will provide an unprecedentedly rich season of entertainment from now until Christmas week. And the public is showing its
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    WOULDN'T SING'
    25 5 Abdul Rafcim Hamid, (right). one of rhe riirce finalists in the Xavier Cugat singing contest sponsored by the Cathay Organisation. Sunday Times picture.
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    Now Rahim is among 3 finalists
    141 5 pOLLEAGUES in the Slngav^ pore Broadcasting Department insisted that Abdul Rahim couldn't sing. When he tried out a new tune along the corridors, they remined him that the whole world was not his bathroom. And when he hinted that he might enter for the
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    NICOLL HAILS ROTARIANS
    120 5 ROTARYS AID in helping this part of the world "in a concerted stand against the immoral and disruptive forces ranged against us by Moscow" was praised yesterday by the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. He was speaking at the opening of the annual District Conference of
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    Inconsiderate: $40
    16 5 MUAR, Sat.— For driving in considerately at Tangkak, Hamdan bin Abdullah was fined $40.
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    KIAH'S FAMILY MEETS A GIRL SYMPATHISER
    164 5 WHEN Hazimat binte Mchamed. 16 a schoolgirl, heard I a widow, Kiah binte Abdullah, 35. tell her plight to her mother, Che Zahara binte Noor Mohamed. President of the Singapore Malay Women's Welfare Association, she gave $10 to the widow. Razak bin Haroun. 13
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    WHY ROB ME?' ASKED MARY
    189 5 kJARY Kwang, 17, a maidservant employed by a European couple in Kings Road. Singapore, met a thief for the first time in her life. i He returned her ring which he had earlier stolen from her room after she asked him: "Why do you want
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    Three big girls now
    125 5 MALACCA, Sat. MALACCA'S first live triplets are thriving. The |U month old babies all Rirls, now weigh over 7 Ib. each. Their mother Madame Chaw Hong Fah, is still receiving money from Sunday Times readers all over Malaya. When the triplets were born, the future was
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    $5 FINE FOR MISCONDUCT
    48 5 When Rildar Han/sen, a Norwegian sailor, was charged in the Fifth Police Court yesterday with disorderly behaviour at Gate 2 of the Singapore Harbour Board, his second officer. Mr. Ragmar Horsfjord was there to act as interpreter. Hansen pleaded guilty and was nned $5.
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    'Cinema of future' eomina to S'pore
    183 5 'Cinema of future' eomina to S'pore piNEMASCOPE, the latest i V; film development from I Hollywood which incorporates the biggest screen yet— it stretches from one side of the auditorium to the other multi-sound effects and a ?.-D illusion without Polaroid glasses, is to be demonstrated in Singapore next week.
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    More blood donors wanted
    47 5 Tne Blood Tranfusion Centre at Singapore's General Hospital will be open today from 9.30 a.m. till 12 noon for blood donors who are unable to attend during normal working hours. Many more new donors are urgently needed, says a statement from the centre.
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    Briefed' by MacD.
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Com-missioner-General, spoke to Federal Legislative Councillors last night about the situat.nn in South-East Asia.
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    29 5 Kiah binte Abdulfah. 35. a widow, with her seven children. The eldest Razak bin Haroun. it 13, and the yonngnt, 13 months, is on her lap. Sunday Times picture.
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    Malaya's 'Sandhurst' is like the real thing
    810 6  -  CAPT D.H. de T. READE By THE BEST FROM EVERY LEVEL' ORITAIN is justly proud of its Sandhurst the College for training her Army officers. The Federation of Malaya's Military College, formed last July, is being built round Sandhurst principles and traditions and
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    A DAy IN THE JVNGLE.
    851 6 A DA y IN THE JVNGLE. A play in one scene THE scene is a jungle clearing. It has been raining recently and Lien Thi and Wun Long Gripe, the protagonists of this drama are squatting under an upturned soap box waiting for it to start raining again. Lien Thi,
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    By BILLY BUDD
    591 6 (■rouse not in season r"S been a bad week for the moaners. Being so cheerful will have to keep them going from now on. The moaners who cluster in Kuala Lumpur bars and curse Singapore, the moaners who cluster in Singapore bars and curse Colonial exploitation, the
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    THE YOUNG IDEA AT CHRISTMAS TIME
    413 7 A PARTY PIECE FOR THE SMALL FRY NEVER so much as at Christmas time, when mothers are planning their own party-going wardrobe, do their small daughters seem to develop such a timely and precocious fashion sense. And the little girls of today voice their
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    Yuletide greetings with a difference
    556 7 'Wishing you all the miseries of the season* ROBERT Reitz was a young American abstract painter, just a little concerned about where his Christmas dinner was coming from and wondering whether modernist art could bring him success. Then yielding to an irresistible impulse one day,
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    Rector poses a problem
    71 7 T<HE Rev. Charles Wlnsland, Rector of Hatfleld, Broad Oak, Essex, England, poses this problem In his parish magazine: "Ask any woman which she would rather have— the affectionate husband who occasionally goes off the rails and is brutal in his drunken moments; or the respectable husband
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    No romance here
    769 7 The "Human Casebook" has been dealing with readers' problems in the Sunday Times for the past seven years. If you have any query you would like answering send it to Jane Lee, Sunday Times, Singapore. Miss Lee regrets that she cannot answer letters by post. IAM 20
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    BARGAiNS HA LORE FOR EARLY RIRDS
    651 8 BARGAiNS HA LORE FOR EARLY RIRDS JOAN >H \IIAV finds Christmas presents for every porket THE Singapore shops are beginning to look very festive and gay with their Christmas decorations and abundance of goods of every description. These are still in a state of pristine freshness and this is an
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    A mother takes a big chance
    140 8 From A Special Correspondent MRS. Audrey Taylor 29--year-old mother of three children, has decided that she will take an even-chance risk on the operating table. In I9if. three years after her marriaft'*, she became a polio victim. Her legs were paralysed, and now. with
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    FAR EAST SPELLS TROUBLE FOR THESE WIVES
    185 8 FAR EAST SPELLS TROUBLE FOR THESE WIVES LONDON. THE fact that officers' wives have two or three servants and too much leisure is one of the reasons for family discord among Army families in the Far East. A report on the subject is published in the Journal of the R.A.M.C.
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    Quick change act at party for Malayans
    613 8  -  DOROTHY THATCHER By LONDON. IN honour of General Templer's recent visit and also that of Sir Donald and Lady MacGillivray. the Com missioner for Malaya In the United Kingdom, Ra]a Sir Uda bin Raja Mohamed. and his wife, Tunku Norsa'adah gave a reception
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    The constable's evidence
    45 9 FLICE constable Yacob bin Busu was congratulated by a Singapore magistrate yesterday for giving evidence clearly. The magistrate. Mr. J. (A. Devereux-Colebourn told him: •It is very seldom I hear a witness giving evidence in as a clear way as you do.'
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    Swimmer loses watch, necklace
    50 9 A WOMAN MEMBER of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club yesterday reported the loss of a wristwatch and a necklace valued at $500. from her changing room in the club on Friday afternoon. She found the valuables missing after a swim The police have detained a woman.
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    JUDGE CLEARS INSPECTOR: NO TRUTH IN ALLEGATIONS
    353 9 Police party only did duty during sampan raid XA/HEN the Singapore Fourth Criminal District Court sat for the eighth day of the adjourned hearing of an opium case, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, the judge, referred to publicity in the Press on the case
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    Blood donors are urgently needed
    54 9 The Singapore Blood Bank reserve level is becoming lower and many new donors are urgently needed, says the weekly report. There were 14 more recipients than donors last week. Of 128 people who cave blood. 32 were new donors, composed of 18 Europeans, 12 Chinese,
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    They will stay at Mallaig'
    203 9 They will stay at Mallaig' SINGAPORE yesterday hart five unusual visitors from an island off Sarawak They are Kenyans, who are he.* to do a lot of things for the first time in their lives. They flow into the Colony in a Malayan Airways Dakota as guests of Mr. Malcnirr
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    London School of Economics reunion
    80 9 A reunion of people from the London School of Economics will be held on December 6 at the house of the Vice Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Sir Sydney Came. It is proposed to set up a Malayan branch of the London School of
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    Two political meetings today
    61 9 Progressive Party candidate. Mr. S- M. Vasagar. who is contesting the South Ward in Saturday's City Council elections, will hold two meetings today. The first meeting will be at 9 p.m. outside the Tiong Bahru market; the second at 5 p.m. outside the Radin Mas mosque.
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    Burmese National Day
    18 9 The Burmese consulate at Martia Road will be closed on Dec. 1 Burma's National Day.
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    Big vote at Bukit Mertajatn
    157 9 Big vote at Bukit Mertajatn BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat. HOUSEWIVES on their way to market were among the earliest voters today when the Bukit Mertajam electorate went to the polls for the first time in Province Wellesley's town council history. Busiest centre was the Magistrate's Court where 100 voters turned up
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    JAP FILMS IN MANDARIN FOR SPORE
    85 9 THREE Japanese film executives were entertained to a Chinese dinner on Friday night by the Cathay Organisation which has arranged to show Japanese films, dubbed in Mandarin, in Singapore. They leave by plane this morning for Tokio. Yesterday the> visited Kuala Lumpur. The three
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    VOTING WON'T BE FARCE-LABOUR
    160 9 PENANC, Saturday. PROVIDED the Government gave equal opportunities to all legal and constitutional political organisations to exist and to exe>-t their influence in this country, the High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer, need have no worry that Federal elections would be a farce, Inche Mohd Sopiee, chairman
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    Bid to smuggle smokes charge
    39 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.Sa'ad bin Haji Omar, of Batu Pahat, was allowed ball of $5,000 today in the Sessions Court pending trial on a charge of attempting to smug»gle 16.000 cigarettes into Johore from Singapore.
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    Tableaux and Cugat at ball
    153 9 Tableaux and Cugat at ball A COLOURFUL tamtaux which will include children of all nationalities and costumes from every part of the world is to be presented at a charity ball at the Island Club, Singapore, on Saturday, as part of the Singapore Children's Society's appeal week. A highlight of
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    SCHOLASHIP FOR JESSIE FROM MRS LOKE YEW
    214 9 SCHO LASHIP FOR JESSIE FROM MRS LOKE YEW MRS. LOKE YEW. mother of the Cathay multi-million-aire. Mr. Loke Wan Tho. has awarded a scholarship to an old Rirl of St. Hilda's School. Katonjt. for a two-year course in a teachers' training college in England, it was announced at the opening
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    Jewellery stolen
    30 9 A Malay woman livinß in Serangoon Road, Singapore, lost $850 worth of jewellery on Friday when a thief broke into her house while she was visiting a friend.
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    ENTER THE KENYAHS
    33 9 ENTER THE KENYAHS The Kcnyahs in the V.I. P. hall j» Kallang airport Singapore yesterday with Mr. Loke Wan Tho. The chieftain. Pcnghulu Caw if third horn left. Sunday Timci picture. Story below.
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    Had knife: Fined $25
    28 9 TAIPING, Sat.— Found at ■9impanc with a Malay knifr, Putrh bin Yoop was fined $25 or one week's rigorous imprisonment by the Taiping Magistrate.
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    TROUSERS
    670 10 A Did you say you'd V nvrer wear them? f PLj*. JsL-JmI^ r* .^fc. .^B J m i i v «j HEIHHMM O\ THIS YEAR'S BESTSELLERS 1\ THE FASmmJV nOHLIK the owe imi \nrn 'nH\ixi>iK>ES\ IT'S FAR FROM WHERE IT STARTED LONPON. WOMEN are putting their two loss into
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    THE ROYAL MAKE-UP
    183 10 WOMAN with right equipment for an important job: Thelma Holland. Beauty Adviser to the Qurrn. who haa worked on the cosmetics the Queen has taken on the royal tour. She knows her business she has for many years been a director of an English beauty firm— and
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    A MAN WITH A COLD
    1301 10 and a lecture on injections THE young man started putting on his shirt again. When he had buttoned it. he turned around to me and said "It's only a cold that have got, then, is it?" "That's all." I answered ".Tr.st common could. Without treatment
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    150 CHILDREN LOOK TO YOU FOR A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
    364 11 Sweets, toys, clothes kJORE than 150 Singapore children, whose lives are overshadowed by tuberculosis, are relying on YOU to make their Christmas a happy one. In a paper-back book at the Clinic in Shenton Way are lecorded the names of the
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    New reservoir will boost city water supply—in 7955
    265 11 New reservoir will boost city water supply— in 7955 CINCAPORE housewives, who have been happy since their blackout troubles were solved after the Pasir P anjang power station opened, are not so happy now. They have been complaining that, water pressure In parts of the city is very low during
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    British soccer result
    286 11 British soccer result LONDON. Sat. DIVISION I Arsenal 2 Newcastle 1 Aston Villa 2 Charlton 1 Blarkpnol 0 Bolton 0 Cardiff 3 Liverpool Chel.sea Preston 0 Huddcrsfteld 3 Burnley Manchester C. 2 W. Brimwich 3 Portsmouth 1 Manchester l\ 1 Sheffield ltd. 5 Tottenham 2 Sunder Und 0 Middlesbrough 2
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    200 Indonesians at meeting
    60 11 KUALA GANGSAR. Sat.— Dr. Mohamed All Murshid, Indonesian Deputy Counsul, Penang, accompanied by his wife, and Inche Mohamed Razalli, were welcomed and entertained at the Iskandar Polo Club, Kuala Kangsar, on Thursday, by more than 200 Indonesians. He advised them to form an association similar to
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    Kampongs are healthy
    73 11 SINGAPORE'S Icampongs have been free from smallpox cholera and other dangerous infectious diseases since the beginning of this year. Among infectious diseases reported last month, there werp 14 chicken pox and two poliomyelitis cases. The Rural Board's travelling dispensaries treated 2,380 people during October. The Board also
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    Their wedding
    24 11 Mr. Muthu Kumnrjiamy, t /o Vitvalingam Porayar, and Saratfcambal, do Cnanasambandam, Sirkali. after their wedding recently. The Bridegroom comet from Parit Buntar.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    113 11 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.1& Morning Star; 7.30 News; 7.35 Melody Mixture: 8. Come lntc the Parlour; 8.30 Breakfast Hour, 9.30 London Light Concert Orchestra; 10 Musical Round-up; 10.15 Science Survey; 10.30 MidMoinin<! Medley; 11. Radio Malaya Orchestra; 11.30 Roman Catholic Church Service; 1.02 Lawrence Welk Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.45 Radlc
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    Boiling water in argument
    34 11 A Chinese woman poured boiling water on another woman during an argument in a house in Keppel Harbour, Singapore on Friday. The victim was scalded on the arm and back.
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    Rubber is easier
    194 11 DECEMBER first grade closed on the Singapore rubber market yesterday at 60 cents a pound, one and one-eighth cents below Friday's close. Rubber circles were not alarmed at the easier tenaci'cy. It was felt yesterday's market reflected the reaction of the two cent Jump in price on
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    TIN PRICE
    19 11 The price of tin In Singapore yesterday was declared at $324 a picul, up 62 a cents.
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    Eugene O'Neill dead
    27 11 BOSTON, Sat.— Mr. Eugene O'Neill, the famous playwright who won the Nobel prize for literature, died yesterday of bronchial pneuonia. He was 65. Reuter.
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    Madame Auzurie & troupe in good form
    136 11 Madame Auzurie troupe in good form IN a programme of Eastern, ancient, mythological and acrobatic dances, Madame Auzurie and troupe were well received at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Madamp Auzurie, who has appearpd in about 300 Indian films, lends a graceful rhythm to her dancing. She did Justice
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    DEATH
    26 12 20 M'or-fi $10 (minimum) FRANCOIS ANTHONY. Formerly of the Art Furniture Depot. Orchard Road, Singapore passed away yesterday, a^cd 56. Funeral Btdadarl, 4.15 today (Sun>.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    80 12 tu Word. %1H minimum HOME OWNERS! The average j mortgage protects the ComDauy that loaned the money, but it lets your family down If you die. before It is paid. Mortgage Cancellation Insurance U a Nerd. Write McLaren. P.O. Box 4024. Singapore. REMEMBER Canine Week. Tod.v- Palm reading $6
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    The Straits Times. SINGAPORE. Nov. 29, 1953. The pride of Malaya
    633 12 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE. Nov. 29, 1953. The pride of Malaya IT is, perhaps, a disturb--1 inp thought that the level of argument in the solely nominated Federal Legislative Council invariably reaches a higher standard than the mostly elected Singapore Legislative Council. It is necessary only to road your newspaper
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    Billy and Rahim a story of a friendship
    1152 12 By THE THIRD MAN |T IS A commonplace social and political in Malaya today that there can be no progress, no stability, possibly even no survival, un less there is free and equal co-ope-ration between Malays and Chinese. Nobody seriously concerned with
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      246 12 BECAUSE of the extreme difficulty of getting any up-to-the-minute news from home, we have only today come across the report on the proponed buildings for the University of Malaya. It is good to know that the University Council has been so active in their efforts. But it Is extremely bad
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      T.B. patient
      182 12 I HAVE read with Interest a letter from Patient (TB> Kuala Llpls. published In y«ur paper of October 21. I wish to state it is got true that T.B patients in Kuala Lipis Hospital have been neglected In the matter of aids by the Social Welfare Department in
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      Budd tit dogs
      246 12 I USUALLY read Billy Budds column in the Sunday Times, and was shocked last Sunday to come across his callous remarks about dogs and the strays In the streets What was also shocking was his sarcastic reference to the efforts of those people who. not rich themselves,
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      Pro-British
      158 12 A STATEMENT by "NOW- BOY" In the Sunday Times about "British politicians" was contrary to my opinion and I totally disagree with his attitude towards the British who, while eoverning the vast domain of India in the good old days, did many things for the benefit of the Indian
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      Hot Gods
      216 12 A 6 a Buddhist, I strongly object to A. Dennison's improper description of twc Buddhist figures. Maitreya and Kuan Yin, as "Gods Of The Chinese." Maitreya and Kuan Yin are classified as "bodhisattvas" in the study of the Mahayana wing of Buddhism, and not as 'gods' in the
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    COMMUNAL FEELINGS WILL SWING POLLING IN PENANG
    308 12 DESPITE all protestations to the contrary. Penang's third Municipal elections next Saturday will again be fought out on a communal basis. The four rival political parties will doubtless deny it. But the candidates with whom I have talked\ agree that their success or
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    These seek election
    102 12 TANJONG WARD Mr. Wong Loh Hun (Radical) AccountantAuditor Stool Mr. H. E. Tyebkhan i MM) -Muslim Merchant) Horse Mr. Khoo Soo Jin (IMP) Merchant Boxer. Mr. Yeoh Cheng Kung (Labour) AccountantAuditor Watering Can. KELAWEI WARD Mr. A. C. Reutens (Radical) School teacher Motor Cycle. Mr. S. M
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    BIGGEST JOKER OF ALL?
    248 12 BIGGEST JOKER OF ALL? DID the late Mr. Charles Dawson. Hastings (England), solicitor and amateur antiquarian, perpetrate the biggest fake in anthropological history with his "discovery" of the "fossil" fragments of the skull of the Piltdown Man? The question is being asked by anthropologists after the publication in London of
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    BY KHOR CHEANG KEE
    395 12 UMNO-Muslim have tried hard to score in what may perhaps be considered a predominantly Malay Ward. This year they have launched an even more vigorous appeal in the kampongs. There have been fewer speeches, it is true, but there has been more house-to-housp campaigning V LABOUR,
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      695 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. tn Horin H$ (minimum) LIM--YEO: Tie rncaj-.-'irenl was announced on 2Rth Nov. 1953 between .lohn, Yorv; Chye. eldest son of Madam Quek Ah Lin and the late Mr. Lim TaUS Chua, and Magpie, May Geek, second daughter o.' Mr. K"S Kian. SITIATION'S VACANT 10 Wnril* (I i Mm.)
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    The site for International House
    76 13 The site for Internat ional House From the organising secretary of the International House Appeal Committee in Melbourne comes tWs aerial picture showing the proposed site of International House for Asian students at Melbourne University. Key to the picture is as follows: 1— Royal Melbourne Hospital; 2 Melbourne University; 3
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    Hell visit kampongs
    88 13 Singapore Legislative Councillor Mr M. P. D. Nair said last night that he* would conduct a one-man survey of living conditions in the rural area— on foot. < r*%* *35 hacl retirrri from the -V un c». he had plenty of time at his disposal he added.
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    9 months for thief
    32 13 MUAR, Sat. Manaf bin MorfU was gaoled for nine months' for theft of a cartoon of cigarettes belonging to Lee Gek San in a shop at Jalan Abdullah.
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    Build better Singapore for youth, says the Governor
    308 13 ■J HE GOVERNOR Sir John Nicoll, has sent Colony youth a Christmas message in which he calls on the people of the Colony to build a better Singapore for the young. Sir John tells the Singapore Youth Council that it could ask
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    Ipoh race inquiry
    170 13 CORRECTION We have been informed that la report appearing in the I Straits Times of October 7 l under the heading "Ipoh Race Inquiry" and subsequent reports might suggest that Mr C. E. Parker had been disqualified by the Perak Turt Club for using an electric battery
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    COMPRADORE IS ACQUITTED
    122 13 A TCB JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. a years anxiety Chou See King, former compradore of the Honpkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation here, was today acquitted of a charge of cheating. Chou was charged last year in the Sessions Court with cheating by inducing the bank to deliver to
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    Thanks from Melbourne
    58 13 After the 7.13 p.m. news on Radio Malaya tomorrow listeners will hear a specially beamed broadcast talk by the Vice Chancellor of Melbourne University, Professor Paton He will thank the people of Singapore for the grant of $100,--000 approved by the Singapore Legislative Council towards building an
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      671 13 "This is my commandment, That ye love one another, at I have loved you." John 15:12. HI Kl li OF ENGLAND KATONG PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL: 7 CHURCH: (Koon Seng Road) 5.30 urn, 8 Holy Communion: 9.30 Sun- English Service, Rev. John Henderday School. 10.30 Mattlns: 1145 son. Holy Communion.
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    SINGAPORE'S GATEWAY TO THE WORLD
    34 14 *^HE Sunday Times is offering cash prizes for readers' pictures published in this page First prize is $30, with $15 for the second best and $5 for the runners-up.
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    Some more fine pictures
    99 14 THIS lovely study of the Singapore river wins $30 for Sunday Times reader Giam Yew Seng of 1 90 Queen Street, Singapore. He took it with an Ikoflex 11. Exposure 1/100 at 111. Another delightful pictorial shot comes from a Penang photographer, Tan Kok Ke« of
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    Your own film studio for $500
    605 14 MOVIEMAKING FOR AMATEURS by B.F. CLIFTON HOW many of us, I wonder, have ever, gazed thoughtfully at the array of homemovie equipment on show in our shop windows? Won-, dering whether it would be worth while buying a camera In these difficult times can
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    DISNEY FORGETS HIS HISTORY AND GOES IN FOR EXTRAVAGANZA
    700 15  -  JOHN BEHAGUE FIGHTS BEFORE FACTS IN TUDOR TANGLE B» WE all know what happens when the Hollywood script writers start monkeying around with English history. In their astonishing conglomerations of highly imaginative horseplay they turn tyrants into handsome heroes and lords
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    Doggie in the window is dead!
    233 15 YOUNG and old all around the world will be sorry indeed to learn that the "doggie in the window" who frisked and gamboled Into such sudden fame, is no longer with us. A new song. "Doggie On The Highway" tells the sad sad story.
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    POLISH SINATRA BREAKS THROUGH IRON CURTAIN
    161 15 POLISH SINATRA BREAKS THROUGH IRON CURTAIN MUNICH. Sat. YOUNG GIRLS in Commun-ist-run Poland are falling In love with Polish singtr Karol Marek. He sings to them every Sunday from Munich on a broadcast of American-sponsored radio free Europe. His fan mail from behind the Iron Curtain indicates he is fast
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    CHANCE FOR Mr. TAN
    302 15  -  HOVER YUE n» SO XAVIER CUGAT, the foremost Latin American bandleader, is to show us his brand of South-of-the-Bor-der dances when he and his troupe touch down In Singapore tomorrow night No doubt, his appearances are bound to create tremendous interest In the Colony, especially among
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      146 16 head. Before you make any move of importance. ;et J? j v#» the advice ol VakV-w; someone old»M lLv\\X and more reli- Vk able. A good week for new deals with prospects of an even better time in mid-month. TAURUS; (Apr. 21 Way 20) You won't know where you are
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      467 16 I SAGITTARIAN PARADOX s OrUin zodiaral arras arr said In produce a dual prrsonality in thr individual born while the Stin is parsing throvch thrm. I'i^i r-.. < .rmim and Sa(ittarius ar the zndiaral signs that have this particular rfTrrt upon thr human trmprramrnt. Rrmrmhrr this whrn you arr dralins
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      170 16 TKIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY.— Excellent for social life, meeting strangeis Not so good for anything that involves responsibility or formal entertaining. Afternoon hours probably the most propitious. FOR LUCK TODAY WF.AR OR USE: Royal Blue. 4. Sapphire. TOMORROW.— Attention to routine and a little more work than usual would
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      173 16 waiting for may oct-ur midmorning. Quickness of thought and action take you far toda^. FOR LUCK TODAY WEAR OR USE: Orange. 1. Diamond. WEDNESDAY. Probably the best business day thi>« urrk take full advantage of it. Aim high, particularly during the morning hours. Evening may brine surprises in a personal
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      527 17 //V 7OkV/V... I \-—^\^td L M^^ THAT SHOULO T&SCQhA^D V .v3S^B ——I J JL wW^. M JM> 1 _^^^4K^ L^^.^o L— -TTI '^t I sdl M BRING A LOT OF ME THE ojPfii 1 B*" ll^* l l^"^^ l- TP!""SfIPfSI |l M WW #i# >BY OV J^ UNFORTUNATELY, YOU RE
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      410 18 HmF I (OASPI^^^M AT THIS MOMENT --THE AD 'TUT.' TUT/ CAPTAIN. HEY, POC' r HMM BUT TH;S BECAUSE- 1 ™~,J' x M^t^^LM^^^ "I ~?^B"W^l^P^B I' I -,>Uoo-^-»»-.-.-NOWTHAT YOU KNOW\ TO SEE PAPER IS PUBLISHED" WUVE BEEN WORKING AD' ITS ABOUT WFPERENT MULE-/T«f MU£.£ ll(|l|ffißr^tfrfcfiTT J^S>'^' "W I^^^JK^^^^ I TUl^ 1^
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    THE ECHO FROM A DEATH CELL
    269 19 THE ECHO FROM A DEATH CELL IF your son had been shot by German Invaders as a war time underground worker would you vote for the Germans to become members of an international ex-Servicr men's association? That question had to be answered by Mrs. Malthc BnJhn. secretary of the DMatab
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    Poison and a bullet in the heart could not hill Rasputin
    704 19 IT was certainly a busy day for Prince Felix Youssoupoff. Most of it was spent studying for examinations which he was to take the next day. In the evening he had a date to murder Rasputin. It was December
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    She's all lit up
    19 19 Virginia Mayo as she appears in "She's Back On Broadway", a new Warner Bros. film.
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    ONE PLATE OF BEANS
    480 19 It can be as perilans as a rattlesnake.*. SCIENCE COLUMN ■TK)R scores of children a plateful of broad beans may be as dangerous as a bite from a rattlesnake, a doctor warns. They are Cypriot children in London born with a peculiar sensitivity to the broad
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    'Naapee' new risk on road?
    116 19 pOURTS may one day y- order a motorist's driving licence to be endorsed: "Married naggee," says a writer in The Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review, a British publication. A "naggee," says the writer, is a term which may be applied to a
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      202 19 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSB DOWN 1. It's left ts the Navy (4) 4. 1. Flat 2. M»*ailnr (5) S. 1 Kind of love (4) 9. Existed (4) 10. Gather in (4) 4. Join firmly 5 1 Set free (S) 11. Baltic (10) It Vigilant (S) 6 Loaned (4) 7. Plump Crtspnesa
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    All aver the world... a helping hand
    730 20 built in rural areas. They will be of doctors who visit the hospitals programme to control yaws, a dis the population, is also being aid Health Organization. run by nurses under Hie direction each week. The government's case that affects 15 per cent,
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    SPOTLIGHT ON THE SCORPIOS
    430 20  -  P. I. H. Naylor By EVERY week certain personalities are thrust into the hard glare of the limelight some for the first time; others, familiar figures, reappearing. Have you ever stopped to think that these famous men and women might be your zodiacal type, and have
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    Record Playtime
    504 20 OPERETTA lovers will not be disappointed with the Columbia long playing recording of Franz Lehar's The Merry Widow (33CX 1051-2). The first practically complete recording of the music from Lehar's most popular work, each piece being linked with a short spoken cue, it contains some delightful singing by
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    Players were put under 'fluence
    179 21 Players were put under 'fluence From a Special Correspondent LONDON: IN FUTURE Edgware Town Football Club will train on I hypnotism. This was decided I after an extraordinary recov--1 cry saved them from defeat In their game with Maldstone United. For six times six members 1 of the team have
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    POLTERGEISTS
    1365 21 Dr. Mak Ting Sum advances some interesting theories about— iTHE article headed "House Of Terror" written by Mr. K. D. Voltz in the 1 September issue of Wide World Magazine in recounting graphically the poltergeist activities in the bungalow home of a Singalese family in Kuala Lumpur, has prompted
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    Singapore's big fog
    724 21  -  BILL WEBB-JONES THE DAY THE SUN TURNED BLUE By r THE vague and indeteiminate rumblings which issue periodically from the volcanic island of Krakatoa. may, or may not, be a prelude to another thick fog which put Singapore in much the same position as London or Manchester
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      23 21 I v^v s~~*\ A ,"w^ Gin Distillers y*^ M, W" Cordon Co. Ltd. Gordons Stands Sup'UlAtUL >BOBMtt> a-. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANC.
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    THE EVERLASTING ENGINE
    859 22  -  Manning Blackwood Here's some surprising news (or motorists By AS if the motor trade were not finding things difficult enough, another, nasty bogey has reared its ugly head to worry them still more. The everlasting engine Is in sight. A London firm ha- invented a process whereby
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    88 22 This an almost unique line-up ot Bcntlcyt and Rolls Royce of advanced years, but unimpaired vitality Lined up outside the Adclphi Hotel in Singapore are Mr H. A. Stonor't 21.6 h.p.. 1925 Rolls Royce. Mr. Paul Cibbs-Panchcris 1928 4 J litre Bentlcy, Mr Stonor's 1929. 6i-litrt Bcntlcy. Mr Carl Helickost's
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    COLONY'SJUNIOR SWIMMERS SET UP SOME FINE TIMES
    534 22  - COLONY'SJUNIOR SWIMMERS SET UP SOME FINE TIMES JOHNNY JOHNSON SINGAPORE SPORTS PARADE By THE S.O.S.C. have decided -■■very wisely to send Tr>d Strickland to Manila for the all-important Asian Game* Federation meeting which is to be held shortly. It seems very certain that several matters of utmost importance to Singapore
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    Colony cyclists get some expert advice
    400 22  - Colony cyclists get some expert advice EDIN PETERS By T»HE lack of a fine phy- sique is no handicap in cycle racing it is the art of sprinting, split second judgment and the coolest of tactical brains that pay the largest dividends—34-year-old Reginald Harris of the Raleigh Industries. England, winner
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      117 22 POPULAR CROSSWORD SOLUTION Ac-root: 1. Port. 4. Calf. 9. Were. 10, Released 11. Engagement. 12. Snap. 13, Perl. 14. Lad. 16, Ton. 17. Wont. 18, Late. 19, Part. 20, Token. 22. Dirt. 23. Hive 24. Stand 26. Fade. 28, Lark. 29. Rule. 30. Pod. 32. Ek. 33, Bast. 34. Lira.
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    COUTTS GOALS DEFEAT JOHORE
    393 23  -  JOHN MARKS Singapore well placed for title By SEKEMBAJN, Saturday. JWO SUPERB goals by Burdett Coutts put Singapore right in line for the southern quadrangular hockey tournament title when the Colony beat Johore 2-1 on the N.S. Club ground here today. Coutts was the hero of
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    Malacca hold Negri 1-1
    313 23 Malacca hold Negri 1-1 SEREMBAN. Bat. A FTER conceding a goal in the first half, Malacca scored the equaliser four minutes after the resumption to hold Nfgri Sembilan to a l-l draw when the ■oathfß quadrangular hockey tournament was continued on the N.S. Club padang here today. Malacca ihus maintained
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    Aussies name events for Neo
    106 23 MELBOURNE, Sat. JON Henricks, Australian swimu mlng champion, and Neo Chwee-Kok Singapore champion, who met In a 100-metre race it Singapore earlier this year, will again clash In championship events to be staged in Australia. They will swim In 110 yards and 220 yards events
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    COLONY SCOTS WELL BEATEN
    495 23  -  W. E. TREVOR By •THE Red Lion of Scotland, suffering from a slight 1 hang-over, had its tail twisted badly on the Padang yesterday when The Rest coasted home to an easy victory by 19 points (two goals, two penalties and a try) to six (a
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    Easy for Scots in Ipoh game
    68 23 IPOH. Sat. a better all round cllsplpy gave Scotland a goal and two tries for an easy 11-3 victory over Thf Rest (who scored a try) In their annual rugger encounter played on the Coronation ground this evening. The score at half time was
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    Bulletins will guide umpires
    227 23 Bulletins will guide umpires SKKEMBAN. Sat. TIIK Malayan Hockey Council Umpires Board today decided to distribute a periodic bulletin setting out interpretations of controversial aspects of the rules. The board adopted the proposal of the Singapore delegate, Mr. F. v Milne, for a bulletin as being one of the best
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    Penang Blues better side
    70 23 IPOH. Sat. Penang Asians beat Perak Asians by six points (two tries) to three (a penalty) in their rugger match here today. Penang were territorially superior throughout and only a good defence prevented more scoring by them. Kraal sscored Penang'* first try early on and McCully
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    RASC fail to keep up pace
    109 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat AFTER leading 6-3 at half time, Royal Army service Corps were beaten 11-9 by Seremban Garrison In a fast and well contested rugger match af Headquarters Malaya this evening. Seremban scored a goal and two trips against RASC's three tries. Abbott
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    12-0 for Sembawang
    41 23 RNAS Sembawang beat Singapore Harbour Board Recreation duo by 12 points (3 tries and a penalty) to nil in a rugger match played at Sembawang yesterday. Tries were scored by West, Downey and Fletcher. Whiting converted the penalty.
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    SCOTLAND S DAY AT K.L
    288 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. CCOTLAND once again took the honours In their annual rugger match agnlnst The Rert. whom they beat by 12 points ('wo penalties, two tries i to three (penalty) on the padn>ig this c< r en!nc. Af'er an tven flrs' half, Scot? gradually
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    CAN BAM EXPEL WONG?
    404 23 CAN BAM EXPEL WONG? Mayflower B.P. president asks: MR Quek Sens Guan, president of the unafflliated Mayflower Badminton Party— in whose name Wong Peng Soon and his party are making a tour of Formosa questions the right of the Badminton Association of Malaya to take any disciplinary action against a
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    S'gor Police score ten
    109 23 S'gor Police score ten KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. OELANOOR Police Volunteer Reserves routed Penang Volunteer Reserves 10-1 In their annual soccer match on the Pudu Road ground today to retain the challenge trophy for a second year. Selangor led 4-1 at half time. Five minutes after the kick-ofT Inside left Boon
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    PARK SOCCER
    65 23 Results of friendly soccer matches played at Farrer Park yesterday were: Kinta Rangers beat Junior Athletic Association by 5-3. Scorers for Klnta Rangers were N. Nadarajah 2. O. K. Chan. Manl and K. Karan: M Ramasamy scored a hattrick for junior A. A. Garul Asiah Football CJub drew
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    COMBINED XI'S 2-1 SHOCK FOR MEDAN
    331 23 SINGAPORE S Europeans and Eurasians surprised the formidable Medan soccer tourists at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday when they turned in an efficient all-round display to earn a creditable 2-1 victory Hero of the Combined Xls victory yesterday was Scott, the season's most popular goalkeeper
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      511 23 P. W. D. TENDER NOTICE! TENDERS FROM Selected Class j 'C and above registered P.W.D. I Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore, up to 12 noon of U*e sth. December, 1953, Tor the SUPPLY OF QUARRY METAL FROM A QUARRY AT JEMALUANG AND FOR TRANSPORT BY LORRY,
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      306 23 NOW a new Air Link between SINGAPORE and "fey Now a new, shorter, direct route »aye» _<3J |J/\ you days on your flight to Soirth Africa, i^flfll I '~w *to From Singapore you fly via Djakarta, H I < "<"ob Island and Mauritius to SINGAPOR BPJT vM v BBi Johannesburg.
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    KHOR MOUSA RUNS AWAY WITH THE ST. LEGER
    3208 24  -  EPSOM JEEP Euphrates sets a new record for ihe 6-furlong Hy Big sweep TOTAL POOL: $407,782 No. 1 *****5 $183,502 No. 2 *****7 $91,751 No. 3 *****7 $50,972 STARTERS (55.663 each); Nos. *****2. *****7, *****3, *****5, *****2, *****5, *****9 *****9. *****9. CONSOLATION
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    JEEP'S NAP AND LONGSHOTWIN
    37 24 EPSOM JEEP'S nap selection GAMBAR MELAYT and hrst Inngshot QUICKSAND both won their races at Bukit Timah yesterday. The Straits Times picture tip was Singing Master who was unplaced in the last race.
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    AUSSIE TENNIS STARS TO PLAY IN INDONESIA
    98 24 SYDNEY. Sat. yOUNG Australian tennis player 1 Barry Green left Bydney by air last night for Djakarta where he will Join his countryman Jack Arklns'all. for a three weeks' playing tour of Indonesia. Both also have an invitation to play In Sincapore for
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    S'GOR T.C. REBUILDING SCHEME MAY BE DELAYED
    265 24 S'GOR T.C. REBUILDING SCHEME MAY BE DELAYED KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A LTHOUOH the emergency J\ control on building has been lifted the Selanßor Turf Club may not be able to carry out its $3-million rebuilding scheme for some time, thp Sunday Times was told today. The wheme which provides for
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