The Singapore Free Press, 11 November 1953

Microfilm: NL3679
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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Afternoon Sale m Malaya. r^ at ,pore, Wed., No,. 11,1953. Price 15 CU.
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    RENDELS EYE ON THE DANGERS
    384 1  - RENDELS EYE ON THE DANGERS P. M. RAMAN f ha n*l**** must ensure good rule By OPENING the nine-man commission which is to review the constitution of Singapore and the relationship of the Government to the City Council, today, Sir George Rendel said it would endeavour to work out solutions
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    British officials discuss cash aid to Malaya
    281 1 IdRITISH officials m London yesterday discussed p how best to help Malaya and Kenya— two territories Sin anancial difficulty. Both want a loan or outright m to bolster up their threatened economies. Together the turns will run into many million sterling and upon
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    P.I. chooses Magsaysay
    54 1 MR. Ramon Magsaysay swepi to victory m Manila last night and maintained a near four to one margin over President Elpidio Quirino throughout the country. Latest unofficial returns gave Magsaysay '261,941 against President Elpidio Quirino's 72.427. In the vice-presidential race Nacionalista party's Carlos Garcia had 223,582 against
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    Egg thrown in Commons
    60 1 A CONSERVATIVE member of Parliament, Sir Herbert Williams, threw an egg at the opposition m the House of Commons last night. He later said be did not realise it was real. The egg fell short and burst on the irreen CWP^^ nryr»»- between the Government and
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    ROME RIOTS
    59 1 picture. ItalUn riot police ruffle up a student, one of the hundred* demonstrating in K mr f r the return of Trieste to Italy, by pushing him from one lo another. The treatment, which causes no injury, leaves the victim exhausted and I akes th, edge off his
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    BEST BEAT FOR K.L.
    51 1 i n ?ef! t i?? ala rives today icill he hravy. All *n icu- HlUhl an<l aaain iMs mornin O JJ>°ton. firJ S »!,T S f s rr flrd Hat. Pandora and firrak r informal 'l,?' flrr ri( ">nlu and Sabelas June. Ud( lWfl i" Page
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    Rubber price
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    THREAT ALLEGED
    23 1 £5 DOlic P »K a ay. y "WWf^ r^ had thr that »^r boy Jy> a ati te r a quarrel.
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    Soldier treated harshly says MP
    250 1 Soldier treated harshly says MP HAlCsii treatment", alleged to have been suffered by a soldier m the Far East has been raised by Mrs. E. M. Braddock (Labour) m the House of Commons. She urged Mr. Anthony Head, the Secretary for War, yesterday to hold an inquiry into the ease
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    Mystery flooding in carrier
    60 1 THE 26.000-ton British aircraft carrier Indefatigable, whos<> radar power cables were mysteriously cut last month, now has been accidentally flooded 15 feet deep in her engine room, the Admiralty disclosed last night. Damage to the carrier, which is in dockyard in Devonport for repairs, was extensive."
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    Truman summoned to inquiry by committee
    358 2 CONGRESS PROBES SPY CHARGE A MKMKKK of the House of Representatives unAmerican activities committee said ye>\*erday in Washington that the committee had issued a subpoena for former President Truman to appear for questioning about Harry Dexter White, alleged Soviet spy. The member, a Democrat,
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    Just a stunt -ex-president
    67 2 AT New York. Truman said he had not yet received the subpoena. Asked if he would honour a subpoena. "Let us just wait and see", he replied. A reporter asked whether there is anything he can do other than abide by a summons. "Let us not
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    MILLION LEPERS IN INDIA, SHE SAYS
    45 2 India's Minister of Health, Rajkumari Amrit Kau. yesterday praised the work among lepers by Christian missions m her country. Speaking before an international leprosy conference at Lucknow. she estimated the number of lepers m India at over a million.
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    Rioters' bonfire in Trieste
    32 2 picture. thS? IT^ E fr m the proTito Independent Party office in meste goes up in smoke as it is turned into a bonfire hv ri*rnonstrating Italians.- A.P.
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    MURDER CRY AT BRITISH GENERAL
    139 2 A GENOA lawyer yesterday filed a suit against British General, Sir John Winterton, and others, chanrintr Lm™, T^ mu r d^ r an d manslaughter of six persons killed during noting in Trieste last week. The lawyer, Mr. Nino MusioSale, submitted his suit to Genoa's
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    MOSSADEQ MAKES A SCENE
    131 2 MOSSADEQ MAKES A SCENE ¥)R. MOHAMMED Mossadeq *f .said at his trea^i trial m Teheran yesterday that the Shah of Persia was a decent youth but surrounded by traitors bought oft by Britain. The emotional former Premier de- iraitor and one*- started hc-ndink r.- 1^ P ro "«:>"or »sk«i the
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    ASIA DECISIONS AT BERMUDA
    332 2 Winston /li es m £1K Winston CburrhiU i s tn I ,11. will travel m a British Overseas Airways 62 seat stratoi cruiser. The conference of British United States and French heads of Government is considered m official circles m Washington as of far greater importance
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    ENVOY NAMED
    19 2 Mr. Alexis Johnson of Glendale. California, was named oy President Eisenhower yesterday to be ambassador to Czechoslovakia.
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    158 2 sident of the Counrii Cabinet MinU^ti 55,"" for <3| At present the ttom p«rj omix" bytfc7S l The report said: "Astheiifcl trial uses of atomic etosi become relatively mtnm minent. the ca&» fwilnl control of the Drojectffel more akin to the strife 1 a big industrial «mtall than to
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    'STRANGERS' SCARE KATONG SCHOOLGIRLS
    214 3 Students warned: 'Don H go alone Free Press Staff Reporter ■THE 1,200 students of Katong Convent have been warned to keep away from strangers following two incidents m which four girls were accosted by "well-dressed" strangers outside the school. INCIDENT No. 1: Chu Neo, 19, was
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    2nd chance for pretty girls
    172 3 2nd chance for pretty girls Free Press Staff Reporter. f IRLS who entered the Miss 11 SiiMapore contest earlier this year with hoDe of competing for the Miss Universe prize but were disappointed because the contest had to be called off the llth hour have a chance affeHn f r
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    ATATURK, DEAD 15 YEARS, IS BURIED
    36 3 The body of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. who ended the reign of the Ottoman sultans and .ed Turkey into Western ways, was given final burial yesterday, 15 years after his death.
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    STAR EXPECTS CHILD
    39 3 Actress Ann Blyth. wife of Dr. James McNulty. expects their first child next summer, her otudio announced ye.sterday. They were married on June 27 by James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre m Hollywood's most lavish wedding m years.
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    Oil struck in Nigeria
    60 3 IMIK Shell Petroleum Company—one of Britain's major oil firms has struck oil 'after many yeajs intensive exploration" m Britain's West African territory of Nigeria. An announcement said it w.is too early yet to say whether the oil shoal was big enough to be exploited commercially. The
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    HEIRESS, BOY FRIEND ARRESTED
    117 3 HEIRESS, BOY FRIEND ARRESTED NX Y o <J RI < Police dragged $»m*Zt h'f" 8 from lhr ;>»w» f 1 f lu s wlll M m b( 'droom. en w police Anally subdued him on the street m rront of the building. Mele's father is a Naples Department Store owner
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    RICE FOR JAPAN
    28 3 Rice short Japan has negotiated to buy 30,000 tons of Pakistan rice under an agreement signed by the Food Ministry m Karachi on Monday night.
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    Lift rubber ban, traders urge
    329 3 Lift rubber ban, traders urge Malaya should press Whitehall Free I'ress Staff Reporter PHF SINGAPOE* and Federation Governments >hould press the Britisli Government to reconsider the question of lifting the t'inbargo on the export of Malayan rubber to China, Singapore rubber leaders said yesterday. They said: "With the announcement of
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    HE DOESN'T LIKE SINGLE EXIT
    199 3 MR. TAN SENG KWANG, an official of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company, which recently completed a week's trial with the double decker along the Eu Tong SenAlexandra Road route, said yesterday that he did not think double decker buses could be used m Singapore.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Nov. 11, 1953. Opinion BIG THREE
    422 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Nov. 11, 1953. Opinion BIG THREE IT is now as certain as Anything in these days that Sir Winston Chur- j chill. President Eisenhower and the French Prime Minister, M. i Laniel, will meet in Bermuda from Dec. 4 to 8. They will be accompanied
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    Casals, A Genius In Exile
    615 4 Casals, A Genius In Exile The world famous cellist will not live under Franco m Spain, prefers to devote himself to Bach m France. PRADES, Prance. AN elegant chateau here in extreme Southern France has a little fate keeper's house with a porcelain plaque reading •El Cant Dels Ocella" the
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    STALIN, DEAD, IS FEARED
    523 4  - STALIN, DEAD, IS FEARED TOM WHIT NEY That is why hiaUnkav has not yet put the body mi view beside Lenin. The Tomb is closed, perhaps for ever. LONDON. RUSSIANS have been wondering for a long time why their government has not opened Stalin's tomb to the public. After his
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    COMMITTEEMAY BE REVIVED
    23 5 COMMITTEEMAY BE REVIVED L Tim Choon En* wtio Ur »iii is a member P«*ms speci "J r«S'ii«e this Commit Cg" m Vg»re re^iariy.
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    GOVT. URGED TO NAME FULL-TIME S.I.T. BOSS
    254 5 GOVT. URGED TO NAME FULL-TIME S.I.T. BOSS Woo heavy a burden for McNeice Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government will be urged at the next meeting of the Legislative Council to appoint a full-time chairman for the Improvement Trust. Dr. C. J. Paglar, Member for Changi, m a written question
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    Feed Time For Alexander
    56 5 picture. Two baby orang utans were a mong the passengers in a Malayan Airways Dakota which arrived yesterday frorr. SanJakan, North Borneo. They are en route to the Zoological Socifty in London. Picture shows Alexander (left) and Jock MacQuaddle being fed with milk in the cargo
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    City to spend $250,000 on S'pore markets
    181 5 City to spend $250,000 on S'pore markets TOP u Free Press staff Reporter r s L^ n a P° r e City Council plans to spend about kail?, nCXt year to im Prove existing markets and U,,d a new one at Dorset Road. i at ii„ of Ellenborough slnt deS
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    Bungalow plea turned down
    89 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Councils Estates and Fire Brigade Committee has turned down a 1 request by junior members of the Improvement Trust .staff to use the Council holiday bungalows at Telok Mata Ikan. The committee has decided that since the bungalows were built
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    DEBATE ON POLITICS IN MALAYA
    45 5 The East-West Society and the Debating Society of the University of Malaya will hold a debate at the University's Arts Theatre m Cluny Road at 8.15 p.m. tomorrow. The motion is that "In Malaya politics follow personalUlti instead of policies"
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    D.F.C. AWARDS TO FAR EAST FLYERS
    157 5 AWARDS for three oflicers and l one sergeant navigator Oi the Far Fast flying Boat wing I for services in connection with operations in Korea have been announced in the London Ga/ette. The list is beaded by the award of the D.F.C. to Sq
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      312 6 i ~*4 **M i l I I v^si I P^^w 1 1 JB i I I _r l^BH BM x<^ II i MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I NOW I GOTTA f 1 DON'T CARE.'I I'm GONNA QUIT THE H6M1 THEN--'Al t AkE jf^^X v LFTNIM
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      318 6 U4 ltd 1 2_\_? sflTS_»tf_ thu sis'i^JS.I m »tnctk *h f* psjss* »t J„ Rs Iac t. one of th. Ml8 J? Its moin *t ofr you f h d *»h JttSSS, loll Jfjf -1 aU your ener«5i ••"'•3 ih »t you 2_T Jusl U 3 Although you have i
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    Mother of 2 told: Don't have any more children
    224 7 Mother of 2 told: Don't have any more children igig THE MAGISTRATE RIGHT? I told by a magistrate "Don't have any more children," said later: 1 fllfE who was i me when and where I should have them." r w waS oiyear-old Mrs. Jean Harris added: "I like children and
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    FOWL PEST
    40 7 The largest outbreak of fowl >est ever known in Norfolk has tilled 10.500 birds at Horsford--1,000 on one farm. Ministry of Agriculture officials fighting the outbreak are afraid it may spread and harm the county's Christmas poultry trade.
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    MAN CLIMBS PIPE OF NO ESCAPE
    193 7 DERCHED perilously 50ft. above the street at the top of a drain-pipe was a hunted man. At the bottom a tall, wavy-haired detective waited in the rain. "Come on down." shouted Derive Constable Ravmond Da??. There was no reply from the B| But Dagg
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    GET OUT, SAID THE WIFE
    66 7 MRS. KOSKTTA Desbrow told husband Lawrence to get out. Lawrence got out. A divorce court awarded Mrs. Desbrow a divorce on the rounds of desertion and dismissed Desbrow 's petition for a judicial separation. "If every husband left his wife after she told him to
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    CARS MADE RECORD
    41 7 The number of cars manufactured in Britain during September G4.304 in the liveweek* period broke all previous records, it was announced in London yesterday. Previous hifnest monthly to wa.-» set up in June when M i were produced
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    They will speak two languages — both English
    81 7 They will speak two languages both English CiHILDREN should bt J taught to speak in their local dialect and also in the "Queen's English.*' a panel of education experts In Lincolnshire has decided. Th«» director of education in the Kestevcn district, IJr T. W. P. (iolby. said: In their own
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    SAFETY—THE UNSAFE WAY
    100 7 I\I? DORIS HOWARD left the radio on In her consuUifl I r-).»m to icare i burgl i when .^lie went out. She alSO left her seven I I Bcottle Suale as watch-dof, But the radio caufhl ftre and Suale was trapped n the Mai I in i
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    Unknown Unknown
    331 8  - Unknown Unknown METER DE CRUZ JN a few years time Singapore may have some "home grown" ballerinas. Nineteen young dancers are being trained by former Sadlers Wellstrained ballerina Miss Dorothy Amita ix)ioin> Ainu a. She conducts classes for those under sever years old at the Y.W.C.A every Tuesday. On Wednesdays
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    Britain, Russia discuss Balkans
    2022 10 Britain, Russia discuss Balkans SECOND WORLD WAR (V 01.6)— U by Sir Winston Chun-hill The Prime Minister and Mr. Eden paid a further visit to Moscow m October, 1 944. President kootevelt, while approving of their meeting, made it clear that his Ambassador m Moscow, Mr, tlaniman, could not commit
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    BRITISH PREMIER IN MOSCOW
    21 10 Sir Winston Churchill m Moscow. On his left is M. Molotov, the Soviet Forein Minister. s I
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    Bridge Hand
    126 11 Both sides vulnerable West dealer (Coter the East-West cards) ACCORDING to the point count w»,' ac L 4-king 3- fiueen 2- Jack >oi need 26 points m the combined nJSS r t!ame at no-trump. But vTS y w not even the sponcll t e point counl astern. Charles
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      230 11 Today's Crossword W a i a ~^^^i "HHHHHHHST SHHH HUH BH__I _____ss_i fl _T' _P^ ___H__B B^_^___i -_-S __P B WMm B_L I II _______p II I r^^ |^^_B _H ___J I HHHH BRHH Hi :^^|H hBhhBBL 1 _c_o*s wssss (Si 4 i sja_al V* I Direct* toSSS? the Ins
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    Parent's grouse at K.K.
    151 12 Parent's grouse at K.K. IN my recent visit to Kan d in Kerbau Hospital, Singapore, to see my wife who I •> c uilined there after I giving birth to our second child, I was warned by the nurse on I duty that the hospital permitI ted no children to
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    62 12 AMONG the passengers who embarked for Britain m the P and liner Chusan from Singapore on Monday was the Hon. A.J.P. Acland-llood. heir to Lord St. Audries. who for the past two-and-a-half years has been working as Deputy Judge Advocate at G.H.Q., FARELF. He was accompanied by his wife Dr.
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    A RACIAL RATIO?
    111 12 APPOINTMENTS in the Malayan Civil Service are in the ratio of four Malays to a nonMalay. For a country that is progressing towards independence this ruling is unfair and ridiculous. Before 1941. we used to grumble and complain that only Europeans were recruited to the M.C.S. What
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    BALLYHOO
    57 12 IF we want to retain our individual integrity and sanity let us leave alone these political parties and faddist who are SO loud and insistent in their ballyhoo for independence rha political t latory of the wot id baa shown that .11 political parties din at bast of swaOowUi
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    44 12 PROFESSOR I)r Frits Zernucc, (55. of the Unit trsity ol uroningen, Holland who has been announced the joint winner of this year's Nobel for physics, u i'h professor Hermann Staudlnger of Strasbourg University Profes pi Zernikc 'it best noun /or his new electron microscope,
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    AFRICAN PAL
    41 12 J 8HALL be pleased il yo,, eM 1 me to find a pen rja] girl iron, Mil,:, tK« n«n lc *a. are P^tography, stamp collecting, reading and tout-in- i grti 25, P.O. Box uoo, Dares Salaam TauganviU i Uric*.
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      THEY ALL IGNORE R.S.V.P.
      332 12 THEY ALL IGNORE R.S.V.P. TIIK four letters K.SV.I'. stand lor "Keponde/ sil vous plait" in French, or. "Reply, If you please" iii English, yet how many of the so-called educated recepients of invitations care to do so" With the exception Of Europeans and some (very few indeed;) enlightened Asians, people
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      CANDIDATES
      108 12 CANDIDA TES TP till today. I have seen the posters of the following candidates for the Singapore City Council m the East Ward: 1. Mr Mak Pak Shee Independent; 2. Dr. Syed Hassan Aljunied Progressive; 3. sved Es;i Almenotti UMNO-MCA Alliance. I am a registered voter. Polling day is coming
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      DANCE CONTEST
      76 12 WITH reference to the article T which appeared m the Free Press on Nov. 4. headed Cugat to Run Dance Contest my husband and I are desirous of participating. I would like to mention that we hope to compete m the lhumba. and should be happy to receive
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      BOTTLE NECK
      71 12 travel along Btrangoon Road on my Wav to town way I suggest that cars pro"V i l ,n f. n thit drectton should not b« allowed to turn right into Keibau, or i.embu Roads' njose who use thl main i 'Isrlj win agree wl h me, i am
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    Any grouse?
    33 12 HAVE you a grouse? Have you a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? Then write to the PRKSS MAN and tell others about it in his POSTBAC. briefly.
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    Clare Gets An 'Encore'
    1032 13  - Clare Gets An 'Encore' PBES*0_J Hjusic topic* by pit"* 1 T IS more as not ltnat .Maurice Clares that violin VWW were n ot ore tffar him at his th f recital in Singapore. Hi»H and also a reyS to local mil* ciety n"Tter s-wellover a thou- 1 who could
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    Greatest violinist?
    124 13 DAVID Oistrakh, a Russian, is the greatest living violinist in the opinion of western musicians who Save heard him, says Maurice Clare. Oistrakh is about 50 and has made only rare appearances outside Russia. Clare heard him in Belgium in 1949. He describes him as having" the technique
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    4 13 rf "5lS srhoiar return.
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      303 13 LONG-PLAYING RECORDS j FOR YOUR LIBRARY. BACH Six Sonatas Eor Mute b llarpsii hord Julius Baker i lute) A. S>l\ia Marlowr < Harp*>u hord > AXTI.IUI IK it HATH Conetrto No. 1 in D Minor Concerto No in F Minor l.ukas I oss (Piano) with Thr /ambler Str.ng Isalssrtetta \\tlioi2.
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      118 13 MUSIC QUIZ vvm. t h Creolle Music? 2U R.rhard Crrrks (al baritone, (b) tenor. Of (cl bass? 3"L"0iscau 6V Fstl, Russian Fsiry-tak I I IK I by Stravinsky, al K heard m thr form of 2 i ri Kestrel Suite- produced ,n ParH m 1910. By wh.it i (her nsfta
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    STOP THIS BETTING RACKET
    326 14  - STOP THIS BETTING RACKET Ml KIM K A By SAFAs duty to keep it out II r K are now in soccers close season according to Sin- gapore Amateur Football Association and within the next four months SAFA and Singapore Police must find ways to stop betting on soccer, a
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    WESTERN COMMAND FAVOURED TO WIN
    262 14 'THE Army Inter-Command Final will be played at Aldershot on Dec. 2 between Western Command, the holders, and Southern Command. Western earned the right to defend the trophy by beating Eastern at Woolwich by a goal scored by deputy centre forward Smith (Leeds United). Western
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    37 14 Mrs. D. Lobban won the Keppe'. Club monthly spoon "bogey" golt competition and Mrs. P. Davies was runner up. The L.G.U meet went to Mrs C. Teo (95—28-67) and Mrs. Lobban (94—22-72) was second.
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    Olson takes well—earned rest
    451 14  - Olson takes well— earned rest HAL WOOD By C*ARL tBobo) Olson the soft- spoken new world's middleweight champion, is enjoying a rest from the fight racket for tiie first time in a decade. Tlie Honolulu-born champion is able to put Ids feet up on a stool, sit back and watch
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    Britain out of ice hockey championship
    115 14 Britain out of ice hockey championship CHANCES of Russia entering the international ice-hockey held tor the first time are bright They have asked for details of the world championships, to be held in Sweden from February 2Q to March 7. Sweden. Norway, Finland. Germany, Switzerland. Canada and Italy are almost
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    LEEKE ACHIVES SOCCER RARITY
    21 14 rarity h,n C* I City t« j^r A. t v iyjuj I sh 1U p,hi, t """""*ioi|
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      112 14 Today's sporfs HOCKEY SHA UCAOUB. Div. 1: RAF Seletar v Ceylon S.C., CSC ground: Dlv. I: SRC 'A' v University, SRC padang; Friendly: Indian Assn. v T.T.C., IA (round. RUGGER Saints v RN Kranji. Naval Base (C. Capt. Rev. Knight) Wanderers v RAF Changi, Naval Base (G. (apt. Seymour) RNAS
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    IT'S TAIPEH FOR PENG SOON
    569 15  - IT'S TAIPEH FOR PENG SOON VETERAN By t H permission or Hie Kurimintoii .r|TH or Il f Malava. Won* Pens; Soon ami iiis fl Associatnm row tllor niiift for Taipeh, Formosa. Mst^Sr or warning ui going to change his mind No tnrt at Th^ much Jt*™£ ta ac un« •"""r
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    Nobody's going to stop him
    242 15 Nobody's going to stop him out and that Is to ask the Mayflower Badminton Party to undertake the tour and Mr Kanjj Soon Heng, B vice-president of the party, was appointed to manage the team. With the Mayflower B.P. handling the tour, the BAM has no more say in the
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    TURPIN ROWS WITH BROTHER DICK
    314 15 RANDOLPH Turpin. British middleweight champion returned to Britain yesterday from his unsuccessful world title bid m New York. He was not on speaking terms with his brother. Dick Turpin, aboard the Queen Mary as the ship neared Southampton. Randolph blamed Dick for the trouble he
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    Tigers' first defeat
    72 15 THE Singapore Tiger Sporting Association soccer team suffered their first defeat m Djakarta yesterday when they were beaten 2-0 by UMS (Union Makes Strength). Tiger forwards could not pa-ss the UMS defence headed by Captain Chris Ong and keeper Van Der Yin. The first goal was scored
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    ROCKY TO BOX 70 ROUNDS
    62 15 Al Weill, /.inagtr of work! heavyweigh) champion Rocky Maui no, said yesterday, that Rocky would i box 60 to 70 rounds en hi^ fourthi coming' tour of the Orient, ie u ning to the United Btfttea ebon Dec 21. Weill said: "We leave late Nov
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    JIMMY'S MANAGER IS SURPRISED
    76 15 Dr. John McGirr. managei of world ba tarn weight champion Carrutherx, said yesterday, he wai surprised at the amount of mcnej being invested on Henry "Papp> Oault for 'heir title fight in Byi «>n Pi kday, "1 think it is due to rumoun lhal Cm i
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    159 15 kii,,^.., n rear-oM Hon J** isii»rM 1 ihi he n KlA Wei 55? nisvm ,r 28 2? »h«h l K Prov,» 'b« n mi ti to 1 "astta w»,. ssiti Mu Bti Undei 275 for nine wl« kf ts dei l i for even declared I
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    19 15 johnny WSliani-. th€ rormei Britten velghi champion, laM nlghi outpotnUMl Al Bernard of Brfcium ov« ondOfl Renter.
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    HEAVY GOING AT K.L TODAY
    1253 16  -  ALLAN LEWIS From Start the day with Skyrider A BOUT four inches of rain was registered on the K/nl* Lumpur racecourse from last evening until eight o'clock this morning. The going this afternoon will definitely be heavy. The heavy tracK will not affect the cnances
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    BIRTHS
    35 16 2$ Worda $6 (minimum) JOYCE: To Judy, wife of Major D. J. Joyce, a son, Kinrara 8.11.53. GORDON: To Mavis, wife of Nicholas at Bungsar Hospital Kuala Lumpur on 10.11.53. a daughter Deo Gratlas.
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    BENEFIT MATCH
    35 16 The Victorian Cricket Association set the da»p.s Jan. 15 to 19. for a testimonial match Si Melbourne cricket around for Lindsay Hassan. the Australian Test captain who las' I week announced his retirement.
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    90 16 rpHE Double Totes will be held on Races 2 and 3 and 5 and 6. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race 6. The following have been scratched from all engagements: Beautharnais, Heron Wood, Pegasus and British Film. Race 1—3.30: Class 5, Div. 3—6 Furs. 1 983 Oregon
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    ENGLAND PROFITS £130,000 FROM TESTS
    81 16 ENGLAND PROFITS £130,000 FROM TESTS ENGLAND'S crciket earned £130,000 record profits from the Te.st matches between England and Australia. In addition, the Australians took home £100,000 as their share. England's Cricket Board of Control announced that 10.000 would go to each of the five county clubs on whose grounds the
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