The Singapore Free Press, 10 November 1953

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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press njpw. Afternoon Sale m Malaya. I rgr^f". t 8 x v io i* m prkt ct>
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    IKE, WINSTON TO MEET
    324 1 IKE, WINSTON TO MEET i#;## Three talks m Kvrtnudu I I QIR Winston Churchill, President Eisenhower and M. Joseph Laniel, the French Prime Minister, are to meet m Bermuda early m December. This was stated by a high official m Washington last night. United States, British and French differences with
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    Police quiz men in S'pore girl slaying
    228 1 Police quiz men in S'pore girl slaying By SIT YIN FONG. SINGAPORE Police last night questioned several men m connection with the slaying of waitress Ong Mvi Hong, 24, alias Ong Poh Eang. whose body was found early yesterday m a lonely spot m Bartley Road. Police are anxious to
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    Rubber Price
    24 1 0Wn P l aPOre ,n RUbber Market JSth adily thls morning Snt w a i 8 cent a P° und 4 close.
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    EDEN: WE RESIST VIOLENCE
    123 1 EDEN: WE RESIST VIOLENCE AN aroused Britain yesterday pledged that it would resist "violence from any quarter" m Trieste amid a fresh flurry of diplomatic activity to ease tension In the troubled territory. Mr. Eden last night suddenly cancelled his appearance at the London Lord Mayor's banquet to hold urgent
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    32 1 Latest cause of international tension, the two zones of Trieste, are shown on this map It is the Anglo-U.S. decision to hand over Zone A. to Italy that has sparked the crisis.
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    BOLIVIA PUTS DOWN REVOLT
    126 1 A LL was quiet m La Paz, 801 I A via last night after an antigovernment revolt had been crushed m six hours. Forces led by the Bolivian Socialist falange yesterday broko into the residence m La Paz.o the President. Senor Victor Pa/ Estenssoro, who was
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    THE PIPING EARL IS TOLD TO PAY
    231 1 THE PIPING EARL IS TOLD TO PAY gAGPiPK playing LordGlenoih^ y% 3 J-y«»r-old son and fin o the we a^hy Sf ottish an! Brfad a»hane and lloljnd va H yMt frday B iven 28 1 mVa! ay CB maintfnano?2 t0 Udy (i^norchy to Kaol for 28 days. R^ilm., fam »MS
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    IBN SAUD HAD THREE LOVES
    45 1 KING IBN SAID of Arabia, who died yesterday, had three loves "perfume, women and prayer." Read his fabulous story m Page 2. Picture shows th« Lord of Arabia m the invalid chair presented to him by the late President Roosevelt.
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    3 loves-scent women & prayer
    980 2 3 loves-scent women prayer Arabia's warrior King dead: Son succeeds 1/INCi IHN SAUD, of Saudi Arabia, who won his way by the IWOTd to rule over men million Bedouins died today aged 73 Emu Saud us proclaimed ii pueeenion to hii rather as Kin" Saud ibii Abdul A/i/ One of
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    Thieves hands cut off
    52 2 T^ h n est 7 *>auai Arabians Is proverbial. Penalty is still to have a hand cut off his SIWhM >aws were strict, the humblest of E.L ad the r| 6 nt to m e t the King face to fore him AbdUl and lay his
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    West may go it alone on Germany
    113 2 West may go it alone on Germany Possibility otrSf«*«l> I mm German questi^ mWln CJ He said the Soviet i more than a brS off 2* WM^I that we havei SJf 1 "I 'Germajiy. i t was I 'hemselv^ divided TCwl j SSf- and S^l Mr Dullts also noted that
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      115 2 I J. T. CHANRAI (Mv^AroiM^ LTD. I I Toke pleasure m announcing the opening of their Retail Department of I MEN'S WEAR J^| SPECIAL OPENING OFFERS' TvK I 4. Nylon and Acetate Sport Shirt 7.95 W I \X I l?" P,!ri ohama Bamboo Sharkskin 42" 2 >« siH^i^ P iS
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    THEY TALK ABOUT A LOAN TO THE FED.
    300 3 Free Press Staff Reporter. on of Malaya to help it fight the Communist bandits was bound to come up sooner or la Hesaid- "I am waiting to hear the Government's view on the matter." And Mr. Thio Chan Bee an- j other
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    TEACHER STRIKE
    35 3 toarh,, naU n Wldo strlko °f FranrV" rl sed most schools m r ranee yesterday. About 200.000 teachers stay--553 r!l m thelr jobs to back mrS d^ ands [Of salary _^^ior 24 hours.
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    $5500,000 pool plan for park dropped
    289 3 5500,000 pool plan for park dropped I CITY SLASHES EXPENSES Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council has dropped three special services projects— a $500,000 swimming pool at King George V Park, $50,000 to develop Katong Park and $70,000 to floodlight Jalan Besar stadium. The projects have been turned down
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    Lift rubber embargo plea refused
    141 3 Lift rubber embargo plea refused SIR Walter Fletcher, a Conservative, suggested m the House of Commons yesterday that the embargo on the sale of rubber to China should be lifted "m view of the effect throughout the Far East and particularly m Malaya of the fall m the price of
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    DUKE INSPECTS ROYAL YACHT
    71 3 The Duke of Edinburgh flew to Scotland yesterday for An a surprise look over the new 4,000--ton Royal yacht. Britannia which will bring the Royal couple homo next May from their Commonwealth tour. He boarded the C 1.800.000 luxury ship just before she left on trial
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    POET DIES
    24 3 Dylan Thomas, the Welsh r>r*»t died yesterday m St Ci rent* Hospital. New Y«E Thomas. 39, had been on a lecture tour.
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    CENTRE TRAFFIC LIGHTS GOING OUT
    249 3  -  ROGER YUE BY 4-corner system is standard r s I li< lights remaining m the middle of Singapore roads may be gradually replaced h> a four-iorner system, >Ir. W. K. M. llaxworth, Tratlit Polite Superintendent, told me yesterdayThere arc now only four left with the
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    Scouts scout for $30,000
    127 3 More fhln \Z* m on 3 i 000 Srouts wln *> »n tn WB h:tvr already 11 **r crew Hcout In charge "ews, scout troops and rub paries. Later this week, the associa- tion will start Hi "buy a log campaign m which former scouts will
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      168 3 HOLLANDSCHE CLUB TIEN KLEINE NEGERTJES Toneetspel m vijf tafrden door Agatha Christie Dit toneelstuk zal worden opgevoerd m de Hollandsche Club op Zondagavond 1 5 November a.s. 830 n.m speciaal-ter kennismaking- voor die Hollanders m Singapore, die nog geen lid van de club xijn. Ceen entree xal worden geheven. Plaatsen
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 1953 Opinion CASH VOTES
    442 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 1953 Opinion CASH VOTES DEMOCRACY is on the march m Singaporedownhill. The Free Press last week reported the tearing down of City Council election posters. This is unfortunately not I simply a childish effervescence, or over-exuberant partisanship. The trouble goes deeper and if
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    LEGION of the LOST
    1066 4 SILENT, NA66ARD MEN ROAM WEST GERMAN STREETS VT***** COME BACK FROM TNE HORRORS OF RUSSIAN SLAVERY THEY Aftr ll!| 2 1^ YET OEAO f I Anthony Terry found only one who would break the strange silence of men whom terror has made dumb. IjMVE THOUSAND silent
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    Four Went to paint Bali
    81 5 Four W ent to paint Bali FMR artists-Liu Kang. Che Wen Hsi, Chen Chong Swee Jfti S^ Wen* are exhibiting more than 100 painttap and sketches of Bali at the British Council Hall m spent three months on the island last year irakm Thr S have e just S 'completed
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    Public seem to want broader double deckers
    203 5 I Free Press Staff Reporter [F THE double-decker bus now being tried m Singapore 1 proves a success, the City Council may ask the Traction Company to replace its old and unserviceable vehicles with specially designed double-deckers to give more elbow room and
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    Co-ops celebrate
    49 5 TENGKU YAAC 08, the Federation's Member for Agriculture and Forestry speakini? at a tea party given by the Midlands Urban Co-operative Union to celebrate International Co-operators' Day m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday On his left is Mr. K. Subramaniam, president of the union. —Fret* Pre»s pit turn.
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    SHIELD FOR REDS
    30 5 The French National Assembly refused yesterday to lift the nmunity of nve leading ComSTunUt deputies »CCU£d Ol plotting atalnit the btutc. Ttit Uute w^l> 1102 to U'Jl-
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    MORE MONEY IS URGED FOR SPEED UP IN SCHOOLS PLAN
    308 5  - MORE MONEY IS URGED FOR SPEED UP IN SCHOOLS PLAN P. M. RAMAN Spore budget may be pruned, but By CINCiAPORE Legislative Councillors, wno nave 0 been examining next year's budget, are believed to have insisted on speeding up ot the Education Plan and recommended that more money should be
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    University elections
    78 5 STUDENT candidates are expected to put a keen tight for the 30 seats on the Students' Council of the University of Malaya, a member o| the elections committee .said yesterday. Next Wednesday is nomination day and polling day is Nov. 25. The register of voters closed last Saturday.
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      136 5 m It WuK^___fli^. wm IB FI Come and see tfcem af our -SHOP f A*IV FOR CHRISTMAS' 1 Tee Shirts 2.00 each )S Men's Dressing Gowns J-jJ Gents 1 Slipovers J-JJ M -Wilson" Cord Shirts Chffon Scarves 17 x 52 *»J I "Wilson" Ties l'JoDvd Plain Satin im P <
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      353 6 MANDRAKE, THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis STaJ I Ir^ .ncDCTAun I I YOUCAn't WE AGREED- If WEDIDNTSIbN >uDO£NLY YOU WILL LIVE UP ui^A 1^ hi^J ?X°t5AM) I >OU CAp M, NOTHING OU \NO M«. BEAN* TO OUP AGQEI\HM, £?> i*, S l A r M n.S^c E
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    'AUTOMAN' WILL GET US ALL NOWHERE!
    445 7 'AUTOMAN' WILL GET US ALL NOWHERE P rl^rs be warned. Your days are iium--OCTORV bs will b e done by machines. fhered. A°d y ;ou u Gid dens Brazier, 55-year-old So said Vi irman s speech to members of the icientist, m n trical Engineers. for m m a manufacturing
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    HE IS LEFT HOLDING THE BABY, SAYS VICAR
    257 7 Portrait of a young husband of today WHAT are you doing tonight, old man? "Oh, I'm bathing and putting the baby to bed.'* And you? "Oh Ive got a bit of house cleaning to do/ Who was that talking? The young husband
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    48 7 THE LATEST fashions tor men weie shown at the famous 'Moulin Kouge' m Paris, under the au^pwvs of the National Federation of Men's Clothes Manufacturers of France. Picture shows: The young film star Cecil Aubry admires the cut of the lapels of a waistcoat shown by Gil Delamare.
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    One in eight has a cold
    35 7 consultation!* a Jg^J!! each pai' rnt on lllH Ilsl n worked out by thr R«M|ii.ir» thr TrcordH of H K hl frnrr.«l prtrtUionrrH m varMiu* parts o( tlif countcf.
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    The sparkling princess
    35 7 picture. ritlNC KSS Margaret rut a sparkling figure m this castading dress when she attended the Royal nim performance of Rob Roy" The Duke of l.riinburgh is Just behind the l»rinress.- Reuter
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    Student hoaxers will be 'carpeted'
    118 7 A MAN. his fact- smeared wilh A what looked like blood, had his briefcase .snatched outs.de a jeweller's m the rush hour by a youth who got away m a car. Girls screamed, a gun was nr»*<i and someone dialled 999. A hold-up? No. a
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    GIFTS AIRLIFTED
    26 7 A ton of Christmas gifts from Albama, U.S. for the orphans of Pusan has been flown to Korea with a shipment of military cargo.
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    506 8  - UNKNOWN UNKNOWN PETER DE CRUZ I the f: pa i f shop, sknUd h I Pictures by How s'j Sets its% £HE Singapore City Pn. I Plays an import^. oUncU tkl ieM andsot «t h p 0 %5| ab -e the ssun^ n S d s;«*l he ated to produce
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    10,000 TRAPPED IN ARNHEM: ONLY 2,400 FIGHT WAY OUT
    1999 10 10,000 TRAPPED IN ARNHEM ONLY 2,400 FIGHT WAY OUT glj Second World War (Yol 6) 13 by Sir Winston Ch v In order to get across the Lower Rhine an attempt was made to seize a bridgehead at Anthem by the combined action of XXXth British Corps and of British,
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    Bridge Hand
    251 11 Bridge Hand Both sides vulnerable South dealer NORTH AQIM J 10 f 0 X 8 ♦AJ 9 4 "W EAST J »IV 0A74 SOUTH IKIII V AKB 7 6 6 0 Q 9 The bidding i S•? as gASTS DOUBLE waa unuise <oi South bE reasOn that the North ffi«£^L
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      261 11 Todays Crossword I P I P I T* HF HF H 7 r^ I^Bi"^"" is I V^^l H^H l^^l BHi ■ff^B. ACROSS costs nothing Initially <7». 6 No, I 1 A tame nas proves colourful! <7>. retire from questions (6;. 7 Seal Inn 8 Not a tent to take on
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    THE PRINCESS MEETS TIDDLEYWINKS
    121 12 THE PRINCESS MEETS TIDDLEYWINKS pMNCESI Margaret recently visited the ltoy.il Albert N.ili, London, to receive purses uu behalf of the I hurt h of luKlaiid CUUni'i Society from braiuhe* all over the ountry. Members of the Pet Animal's League, a section of the C hildren's Union, the junior branch of
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    Any grouse?
    32 12 HAVE you a grouse? Have you a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? Then write to the PRESSMAN and tell others about it m his POSTBACJ briefly.
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      GET US MEN TO FIGHT FLIES
      241 12 VOl X leader on the fly pest aim th I KJ 1 notes on food poisoning appeaVtnT^ m common. a i'pejr to have so^ The health authorities have said th are doing their best to contain the fit m at whi^thev not gel rid
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      A matter of honour
      106 12 1 UNDERSTAND Government has ruled that the prefix The Honourable need not be used when addressing the Cotonial Secretary, the FinancUi Secretary, or any of the om official members of the Uiwtive Council. It is time that this ruling applied also to the Unofficial bers of
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      SUBTERFUGE
      21 12 WELL Mr. "Not 8. CjJ* W the indications gW»g and cousin-s repre.^ tenint dej>ei.dijnUs on jUH* by people like m
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      207 12 i GENERAL® ELECTRIC i I introduces AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING ML WSt _f f*) /9 f wk H m the new /\/O^CO k^O^C€^u yfe MStin Model LD-87K. the WOjEKI Automatic Defrosting Wm t 1 Roto-Cold. $1,425. Model LB-92K. the GE ***l Space Matfr. without P|(\v^,'..-. .v.; Automatic Defrosting. V^ALTVr I 9 sS^s|
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    Hygiene is Result of Civilization
    786 13 Hygiene is Result of Civilization says the SINGAPORE DOCTOR HYGIENE was always. cH Y *e result of eMUj»- > nn as soon as a class 01 X Wd afford comSS hygienic arrangeSt. came -into the in•aSSUS^wa- prac uid not for any special laical considerations. SfSnply because it cave more comfort,
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    THE POOR ARE STURDIER
    343 13 ROME. I 1 POOR see m to have more immunity to JS* than the rich. imrl*H nyway was the tt2?V n a report M *hißan k Unlv ersity of d^Cr nf bacte f iol ogist and based his re«Jle w ester n n a groUp of
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      143 13 V <* I V V CROOKES 'V^w f HALIBUT OIL f*»r healthy growth, -L.^^^ I I strong teeth, and \s at Buy a bottle today' il I VWO"> Al^^Si J nn«T»t> ml^Mß^^l J I v I j«, 1 A^bW I 1 DISTRIBUTORS: THE CROOKES LABORATORIES LTD. I JOHN LITTLE BUILDING.
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    Superstitious Pappy Gault impresses his Aussie critics
    439 14 Superstitious Pappy Gault impresses his Aussie critics I Free Press Special Correspondent lIKNKY Tappy* Gaoft is superstitious about his attempt to win the world bantam crown from Australian Jimmy Carruthers on "Friday the 13th" November at Sydney. The iittle man from Spartanburg, South Carolina. brought his red, white and blue
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    Marciano may defend in February
    152 14 Marciano may defend in February ROCKY Marciano may defend his world heavyweight boxing championship m Miami next Feb. 17 or Feb. 24. The possibility was discussed at a meeting on Sunday between Al Weill, his manager, and Jim Norris, President of the International Boxing Club. Norris mentioned Dan Buceeroni and
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    ALL BLACKS XV v. OXFORD U.
    132 14 rREE members of the New Zealand Rugby Union team which is to play Oxford University tomorrow will be having their first match of the tour. They are M. J. Dlxon, threequarters who has been troubled by a septic knee m Singapore. R. O Bowers
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    NOVA WINS 2½ MILES RACE
    81 14 Senor Ramon Beamontes three-year-old filly Noya. won the GlacJateur Stakes run over 2H miles— the longest flat race m Spain m Madrid. Noya. ridden by Perelli. won by three lengths from Tourbar with Pumba a further 4 lengths away third of four runners. The winner,
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    28 14 REAS. Leyton Orient centre forward, heads the ball off the foot of Dovey Exeter centre half m their Div. 3 (South) match at Leyton. The Orient won 3-1.
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    India's captain feam Germany
    136 14 India's captain feam Germany T'HE captain of India's Olympic Champion hockey team said m I.ucknow that Germany will be a real contender for the world hockey title K. D. Singh, who with his team toured several countries on the continent after the Olympic Games last year, praised West German hockey
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    IRELAND MAKES ONE CHANGE
    53 14 Ireland have been forced M make a change m their Wtftl Cup soccer team to mm &m land at Ever ton tomormfl through injury to the Glaspl Celtic outside left My. I Norman Lockhart of iuil Villa who was outside left il the game against Scotland*
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      223 14 RETURN TRIP at SINGLE FARE by 4-engined CONSTELLATION I bbbllhbbbV YHyf7o^d^?r jp b 1 4^ i jf a -53^^-^^— B^ <^> 'ic* w^vr k ßv^ —^~Bß^^Bß^^^BJ Ji^^^^. jhjbml J J 4 O SPECIAL CONCESSION TO STUDENT! MSL /I FLYING DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS Bookings tor q Students below the age of
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    RED HAT'S TURN HAS COME
    417 15 I Second clay of K.L. races I 1 By ALLAN LEWIS u4T a three-year-old English gelding by Magic pgD ma*. Mar i a nne, should open his winning account *!m E by taking the Class 3, Div. 3 event over six la Miiay* m race
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    Scratchines
    33 15 s 1 I^OLLOWING horses uill not start tomorrow: Zambesi, Beauharnais, Heron Wood, 35 MM., Pinno hio, Martinique, Ryegrass, Ever Glory, Pegasus, British Film, Black Rose, Mr. Tin, Salmon Lore and King Devon.
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    BREAK OF DAWN CAN WIN THIS
    274 15 |)REAK OF DAWN, Bright Sagittarius, Fair Sir (on track work), Sir Climax, Barborossa and Pilots Point look the best of the Class 3, Div. 2 field over one mile. Break of Dawn finished second to Cynosure over seven at the last meeting on this
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    PANDORA TO SCORE DOUBLE
    163 15 PANDORA TO SCORE DOUBLE |>ANDORA, who usually saddles up well, should complete a double for the meeting by taking the Class 5, Div. 2 event over six furlongs. The extra half a furlong should suit admirably and though a division higher with 2 lb extra she should not be troubled
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    If going stays good—go for Fairy Gift
    270 15 If going stays good— go for Fairy Gift *Z IS t 1 Juana Oin- u£ °t£* a nd Above ;'Cl««ii c most appeal m "longs 4 race over six mm •»I"*H «h, \V!i lf "'her v,, l *»1 ignore came hex poor display on a hea\y track at the lust
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    THE PROBLEM RACE
    214 15 f ACK of reliable form makes the Class 5 Div. 2 race over one mile the hardest of tomorrow's short programme. First-run form points to Goring ,who finished fifth m the race won by Picture Fan. In his two previous races at Penang m August he was
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      280 15 CAPITOL 7th DAY At 11. 1 t>. 4. 6.30. Ml W *il& STENA-'APT tt f^rfi CHARLES LAUGHTON PAVILION From TODAY 1.45 4, 6.30 9.30 By Public Demand "CAROLINE CHERIE" Tethnicolor French Film with English Subtitles Smmmt "lIEhL IS son* Of Kiihard ATTENBOROUGII Mai ZETTERLING Herbert LOM Watch for these 2
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    GIRL ATHLETES IN RAGE
    220 16 Asian marks too high 9 THE SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association yesterday, appointed Messrs. E. C. Strickland. Tai Chong, J. T. Christier, J. S. de Souza and Capt. F. O. Reynolds to select athletes for training for the Asian Games. The AAA also set standards tor two
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    BIRTHS
    72 16 2« Worda U (minimum) BROWN: To Michael and Adele at Youngberg Memorial Hospital on Tuesday morning. November 10, a son. KUNZ. To Maria (Skipper) wife of E. A Kunz. at X X Hospital. on Sunday morning Nov. Bth the gift of a son. Frederick Shaun. MASON. On 5 November
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 16 AC KNO WLEDG MENT 29 Worda $t (minimum) MR. 6c MRS. R.A. De ROZARTO thank all relatives and friends for their help and valuable presents on the occasion of their marriaire.
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    Dutch to invade England
    237 16 Dutch to invade England OVER and over again England has invented games- football, cricket, lawn tennis, badminton only to find that overseas' pupils became more efficient than the masters. Now. foi the first time, a Netherlands squash-rackets team are to visit this country. They *ill play the fully strength of
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    MALAYA MAY BE ONE OF 12
    57 16 lONKHEER L. J. Van UfTord, «J president of the International Hockey Federation, yes- terday named 12 countries which I flight send teams to the 195G Olympic Games In Melbourne. The 12 nations are Britain. Germany, India. Pakistan Japan. New Zealand. Australia the United States.
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    Pirie voted the 'athlete of year'
    90 16 Pirie voted the 'athlete of year' Dl STAMCf runner (.union firie yesterday swept tup honours as Britain* athlete ot n., year. The Amateur Athletic Association selected the iJ-vear-old bank clerk for the C. N. Jackson Memorial Cup and for tht» Harvey Memorial Gold Cup. The Sports Writers Association voted Pirie
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    SHOOLS HOCKEY XI FOR JOHORE
    74 16 Singapore Combined Schools hockey team will play against Johore English College Past and Present Combined on the Victoria School ground this evening. The Combined Schools team is: R. Ess <SJI>; R. Stevens (SABS*. T. Rodrigue s (SJI); Heng Hoe iVS>. D. Hay (VS>, E. Wijesinghe
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    FOONG SEONG CUP
    24 16 I The Selangor BA. tournament committee agreed to the Foorm Seonj? Cup challenge round being played on Nov. 21 and 22.
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    Goals galore but poor game
    248 16 Goals galore but poor game I By Our Soccer Reporter Indian R.C. 5; Pulau Brarii 4 GOAL-HUNGRY fans would have much to talk about yesterday's match between Indian Recreation Club and Pulau Brani United at Jalun Besar. which rung down the curtain on SAFA Div One league soccer. But for
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    BREAK OF DAWN KEEPS PENANG FORM
    155 16 From ALLAN LEWIS OREAK OF DAWN (West) showed that he is holding his Penan? form by running three m 39, well on the bit at Kuala Lumpur this morning:. Break of Dawn was well out from the inside rail. narDorossa (Sawyer) and three In
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    ALL BLUES BEAT SEMBAWANG 27-0
    58 16 Although they fielded a number of substitutes the Singapore All Blues XV were too good for a weak RNAS Sembawang at Thomson Road yesterday. The All Blues, who are preparing for their Cup match against Selan*or All Blues this Saturday, won by 27 points (three
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    Unfortunate skippers
    83 16 808 STUART, captain of the New Zealand Rugby Union touring team who injured a cheek bone m the match against London counties, is to be X-rayed today. Captains of rugby union touring teams m Britain since the war have been singularly unfortunate with injuries. In 1947 Bill McLean,
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    RUGBY UNION RESULTS
    29 16 Yesterday's Rugby Union resultsHeadingly 8 Dublin University 0: United Hospitals 0. Edinburgh University 5; Camborne 11. Redruth 8; Devonport Services 28. S.iint Barts Hospital 8- Reuter
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    The Formosa tour has got us guessing
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