The Singapore Free Press, 8 November 1954

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. i KW9. Singapore, Mon., Nov. 8, 1954. Price 15 Cts
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    RUSSIAN MIGs DOWN A U.S. PLANE
    242 1 RUSSIAN MIGs DOWN A U.S. PLANE UNITED STATES officials said m Washington yesterday that two Soviet MIG fighters had shot down an American B-29 reconnaisance plane off northern Japan earlier m the day and that a protest had been sent to Moscow. A State Department Press officer, Mr. Joseph Reap,
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    Why they want to change sex
    110 1 DR. F. HARTSUIKER, a Dutch psychiatrist, said in Amsterdam yesterday that many AnuTicans were seeking sex changes because "American vomen are becoming too manlv." He was commenting on a v > York report that a former s paratrooper had returned fiom Holland claiming to
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    IT'S 82 NOW
    31 1 THE Singapore Rubber Market opened the week on a bouyant tone with first grade, November shipment, at 82 cents per lb., \i of a cent above Saturday's close.
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    Red good wishes
    23 1 Top Chinese leaders yesterday sent congratulations to the Soviet Government on the occasion of the anniversary of the October revolution.
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    CYCLIST ROBBED
    18 1 Three Chinese waylaid a cyclist m Nee Soon Road, Singapore, yesterday and robbed him of $24.
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    WOMAN STABBED
    23 1 A Chinese woman living m Angullia Road, Singapore, was stabbed yesterday following an argument with a man. She received hospital treatment.
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    JOHORE GETS ITS FOURTH WHITE AREA
    161 1 fHE coastal area of Muar and ust of the Sungei Kisang, •mprising 160 square miles with a population of 000 people, was declared hite and freed from Emerlcy restrictions this morning. 'his is the fourth area to dared White m Johore. The others are
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    Silvana to have third child
    31 1 Ivana Mansano, Italian tar and pin-up queen, is e ,ctlng her third child, her »o innouncod yesterday. 1 \s married to Drodiicer "> ue Lauren tis A.P.
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    Knife men swoop
    36 1 Four Chinese with knives broke into a house m Tampenis Road, Singapore, last night, and stole cash and jewellery worth $825. Four Chinese women m the house were too terrified even to scream.
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    Arms dump found
    25 1 Teheran police said ye.sterday they had found an arms dump tfullt up by tho Communist Tudeh party m me Iranian capital- A.P.
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    RESTRICT POLYGAMY PLEA
    36 1 ►V t .^u members of the Arab Women's Union presented a Kin n tnr Government m Amman. Jordan, yesterday i"! it to put a limitation on oolveamy and divorce under *"Uuic Jaw. A.P.
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    DEATH, DESTRUCTION IN WAKE OF TYPHOON
    105 1 Hong Kong lashed; Manila menaced PAMELA, which passed inland 30 miles from Hong Kong late yesterday, is blamed for at least five deaths. A five-month old baby was killed yesterday when a twoton rock, loosened by typhoon rains, rolled down a hillside and crushed
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    A footprint plan to end baby mix-up
    116 1 A FORMER Labour Health MinLster, Mr. De Frita.s is to ask m the Hou.se 'of Commons tfaii week that babies' footprint* be taken within hours of their birth to ensure that mothers were not handed the wrong child by mistake. Two mothers who
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    Malenkov: Let's be friends
    277 1 THE Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Georgi If&leilfcor, m a personal message to the American people, last night called for the United States and Russia to live m peace as friends. Mr. Malenkov's message was given to a visiting U.S. Representative. Mr. Victor Wicker sham. (Democrat), at
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    Governor returns
    29 1 Sir Alexander Grantham, Governor of Hong Kong left San Francisco yesterday with Lady Grantham by air for Hons: Kong. They will spend two days m Tokyo.- A.P.
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    1,000 hurt in parade of Muslims
    91 1 1,000 hurt in parade of Muslims NEARLY 1,000 people were reported burned, 200 of them seriously, m Beirut, Lebanon, last night when a blazing torch fell on petroldrenched ground and flared through a parade marking the Prophet Mohammed's birthday. Officials said the ground became soaked with petrol when marchers upset
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    Won £900 back, but lost £1,600
    61 2 Won £900 back, but lost £1 ,600 London new papers on October 27 told 01 a court order to a coat-making firm to refund £900 oi £2,500 charged on a "poorly tailored' fur coat to tiit- buyer, Gordon Trimm, <;ii Saturday night, a cai burglar entered thi Trimmi Hat While
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    CHINESE RETAILERS BARRED
    232 2  - CHINESE RETAILERS BARRED BY MANILA PITH] Manila 1 ri duei let islatl v. h bid Cn m ea i d nthei a from ci i In retail Lradini m th< Philippine lands, annoui ies the n« v, York post m giving pro minence to whai It < •ci Ibe ;i.s
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    BEVAN FACES SACK IF HE FIGHTS MANILA PACT
    192 2 POLITICAL sources expeci demanda for th< t xpulsion of Mr Aneurln Bevan, tin Labour leftwlnger, from hit party i! he votes against th< government when it aski parliameni today to approve the South- Easi Asian rtefent < f)U<f The Labour I'arty tnnuch
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    Ruhr police break up Red riots
    188 2 Rm )i p< lit I- (i water ho i i y< i U rday to break up <i' mon i .1! ion In Ej i en, m th< Huhr 1 v c iiiiiinuiii.st M|liad Bpccially t alnod for sir*' t f| ''i' inK h(
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    FRANCE REBUFFS MALENKOV: NO MOSCOW TRIP YET
    283 2 FRANCE REBUFFS MALENKOV: NO MOSCOW TRIP YET Big debate conies first rpilK French National Assembly President, Mr. Andre Le Tr«H|uer, yesterday flatly refused picas by the Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Sergei A. Vino&rado\ fu r hi >, to lead a parliamentary delegation to Russia this month on the invitation of the
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    CORPORAL HARRIED
    30 2 ZiORPORAL FKIC WRIGHT, 21, of 55 Coy. R.A.S.C. puts a wedding rin« on th«> finder of 20-year-old Miss Lucy Yon« at their Kuala Lumpur registry marriage on Saturday.
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    14 Mau Mau killed
    19 2 Security forces killed 14 pangsters m encounters with Mau Mau terrorists over the weekend.- Reuter
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    Democrats tell Ike: Gag Nixon
    216 2 THE Democratic Party's na- j tional chairman. Mr. Step- j hen A. Mitchell, said yesterday that President Eisenhower must stop the "slanderous activities" of the Vice-President. Mr. Richard M Nixon, if he wants good relations with the new Democratic Congress. Mr. Mitchell asked Mr. Nixon
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    FRENCH TAKE STRONG POINTS IN ALGERIA, SEIZE 400 REBELS
    264 3 FRENCH TAKE STRONG POINTS IN ALGERIA, SEIZE 400 REBELS REINFORCED French troops seized strong points throughout terrorist-ridden South-East Algeria u>sterday and the authorities announced the arrest 1 1 1 *3 a la Algiers itself, more than 20 bombs and nearly 100 pounds of explosives were, seized m a raid on
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    10 found dead in apartment
    48 3 Ten people were reported dead yesterday m a small Manhattan (New York) apartment apparently from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by exhaustion of oxygen m their rooms by a gas hot water heater. Police listed the victims as six children and four adults A.P.
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    She is ready to wipe out 'rebel army'
    132 3 ONE of the most determined and courageous French settlers fighting the assault of bloodthirsty terrorists m southeastern Algeria is a woman doctor named Odette Jorell. Madame Jorell, who has been m the Aures .Mountain area for a year and a half ministering
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    Bells peal welcome for Von Neurath
    74 3 (JHURCH bells pealed a welcome m Enzweihingen, Wesi Germany, yesterday afternoon for Baron Konstan»in Von Neurath. first of seven ftjor Nazi war criminals to be released from Spandau I on. Ti ara streamed down the 81--ar old Baron'j fare as he iibraced his wife
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    JOSANE FLIES TO NEW YORK
    66 3 f°BANE BERENGER, pretty i year-old fiancee of film 1(t( Marlon Brando, left ;,m. by air latt night for N York. Josane, fisherman's WughtfT, had spent a week In Paris After announcing nor engagement to Brando In the southern French resort of Bandol. She is to
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    WEDDING BELLS, NOT FILMS, FOR JUNE
    237 3 HONG KONG'S beautiful dark-eyed Mi.ss June Lee has given her answer to fame In the film world or a housewife's life m a small American town. And the bright lights have lost. The story of this real film plot romance began one day last
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    THEY GIVE ROBES TO THE MONKS
    83 3 THEY GIVE ROBES TO THE MONKS The CONGREGATION I at the Ananthamettaya- ram Temple m Singapore listens as the Chief Siani- ese Buddhist monk, the Rev. B. C. Pakasit, prea- ches the sermon at the annual Kathina ceremony of the presentation of robes to the monks after their retreat. Among
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    Space ship flight near, say Reds
    115 3 MOSCOW Radio, praising Soviet scientists who solved the secrets of the atomic bomb, said yesterday new achievements m physics and technology had carried Russia "nearer" the age of interplanetary flight. Moscow Radio declared that Russia's "best brains" were preoccupied with the "majestic task" of
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    '4 million Italians live in sin'
    116 3 '4 million Italians live in sin' A GOVERNMENT deputy fc>uid m Rome yesterday that 4,000,000 Italian* wen* living m adulterous unions a.s iikni atui wife. Left-wing Socialist, Mr. Lugi Renato Sansone, .>aid Italy had better legalise '-i^y divorce to permit thu.se adulterers to shed legal spouses and legalise their present
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    ZOO THIEVES STEAL BIRD OF PARADISE
    100 3 ZOO THIEVES STEAL BIRD OF PARADISE A ROBBERY m a Manchester Zoo was reported to police yesterday. Thieves broke into the Belle Vue Zoological gardens at night and made off with some prize birds, including a brilliantly plumed bird of paradise worth about £200. Mr. Gerald Eles, curator of the
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY Nov , 8. 1954. Opinion Clean food campaign
    395 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY Nov 8. 1954. Opinion Clean food campaign The announcement that regulations governing th< manufacture and sale oi Ice cream In Singapore are to be tightened m the Interest Oi public health, i.s belated, but welcome. Under new provisions, coffee shops and eating houses "will have
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    These murders need never
    626 4  -  DUDLEY HAWKINS The tragedy of the Leakeys spotlights a feature of a war which is costing British taxpayers M $8,000,000 a month and many other people an immeasurable sum of human suffering. says IT IS time for a little straight talking about tin' situation m Kenya.
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    Ho Chi Minh plans his next move
    107 4 Ho Chi Minh plans his next move HO CHI MINH, chief of the Indo-China Communist Viet Minh regime, is mapping out a campaign for international diplomatic representation. Ho is reported to be seeking recognition of his government by non-Communist governments and the admission of Viet Minh into the United Nations.
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    FARMERS BOSS THE GENERALS NOW
    369 4 FARMERS BOSS THE GENERALS NOW INFANTRY and armour 1 are now winding up the autumn war games season m the strategic Fulda Gap under the critical eye of the U.S. Army's toughest and most powerful adversary m Germany the farmer. The Fulda Gap is one of the classic Invasion routes
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      15 4 LATEST MARCASITE JEWELLERY S.P.H. de SUVA. Ltd. r>, Hiffh st Btagaptre '< Kuai.t l.iiinpiM I poll
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    THE BILL FOR MINISTERS' OFFICES
    224 5 GOVT HEEDS ANOTHER MILLION IMIE Singapore Legislative Council on Nov. 16. will be asked to approve mO re than $1,000,000 to neet urgent committtents for the rest of the i ir. ire tlian $730,000 is needed for oiliee accommodation ox the six elected ministers who
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    Chief Scout was there
    53 5 PENANG. Mon.— Lord Rowaltn, the Chief Scout of the tnmonwealth, joined Penang m paying tribute to the dead the two world wars yesterday. The Resident Commissioner, Mr. R. p. Bingham, laid the first wreath on behalf of the people of the settlement. Tlie parade was held
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    Terrorists leave cycles behind
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. liriT terrorists riding bicycles [ere contacted by a patrol of It Battalion Royal Scots isillers, m the Ipoh area of Perak yesterday. One of them was shot and wounded but all three escaped Leaving their bicycles behind.
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    THEY WANT REFORMS BUT NO TROUBLES
    177 5 RESIDENTS of Lorong 14, IV Oeylang Road, Singapore, fnplaim d yesterday that then n work carried oui 1 City council's Bewei Department was causing irdship. T Wong Pal Mann, one oi Idents, told the Free "Nearly the whole i oi the lorong v being
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    Malaya must 'send more students abroad'
    200 5 Malaya must 'send more students abroad' OAJA Sir Uda bin Raja Muhammad, former Commis- sioner for Malaya m Britain, said he would like to see more Malayans sent abroad for higher studies. He said: "They will come back with a broader outlooK and be better men.' He added there were
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    BLOOD BANK REPLENISHED ITS STOCK
    108 5 BLOOD BANK REPLENISHED ITS STOCK JJECAUSE of neavy demands for Group O blood m the last few days, .supplies m the Singapore Blood Bank were running low. It was necessary to bring the stock up to a safe level An appeal m the Freo Pres3 brought a very great response
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    Ex-Servicemen aid children
    66 5 PENANO, Mon. —The XxServtces As ociation of Malaya has drawn up a Coronation education scheme to enable ex-Servicemen or their children to go for higher Studies, Ciiptain Mohamed Moor bin Mohamod. chairman of the F'enjm^ branch, announced tail night, Oapt. Mohamed Noor said the Penang branch wai
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    Women will have a say in union policy
    230 5 Women will have a say in union policy THE Singapore Malay Union is anxious to see more women take an active part m the Colony's social and political life. The union will therefore form a women's section. The president, Mr. Mohammed Siciik, said lie did not anticipate any objection lroin
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      257 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Hhil uavis f~" "1 MOP'S SPINNING OKAY.IbHAI ATTACHED 70 7H£ HUU A ht'A'.W t f r r Tf; f i -^>C3^^» 1 1 r." ■iT\^^Bl Eimiie^SSmwpl -t- I ■■*"-^r^!si»^ TARZAN by Edgar Rico Burroughs IVW Miv \f' S V B HOC LATE 'A a. /BUKE
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      661 6 YOUR LUCKY I STAR |>OK\ today. \oui- chief talent is literary and you should Cultivate tins gif| to the e\ elusion ot all others except if \«.u should select another tne af the arts as v pastime or hobby. You lum an active mind and I are scllconliUcnt and detei
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    ELECTION CALL FOR A NEW SCHOOL
    114 7 ELECTION CALL FOR A NEW SCHOOL O\K ol fchu first to issue B manifesto among candidates who are contesting n«rt year's Singare Legislative Assembly elections is Independent candidate. Mr. Lim Siew Ek, a Colony businessman. llr. Lim pledgee the early op »ning Of ft mixed secondary school m the Serangoon
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    And the skies were grey...
    42 7 REMBAN, Mon. Dark c i hung over Seremban t. i morning when the Reibrance Day parade was held Detachments of the 11th i\ Pjlice Force, the .ird. Girl Guides. Boy 5- md Red Cross workers t irt
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    MONEY NEEDED TO SEND GIFTS TO REFUGEES
    219 7 GIFTS FOR VIETNAM PILE UP r VUK Vietnam Refugees Appeal Fund Committee, '"My Set up by the Sintri- Youth Council urgently M money to send several undred pounds of clothing < blanket* to 500.000 wari '"<\s m Indo-China. A M Cherian, com-! tee
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    THIS IS WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT
    11 7 THIS IS WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT A study by Miss Ice
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    TERM OF CITY COUNCILLORS EXTENDED TILL NEW ELECTIONS
    194 7 TERM OF CITY COUNCILLORS EXTENDED TILL NEW ELECTIONS rrHE present term of Singapore City Councillors, which ends m December, will be extended, pending: election to the new City and Island Council. The Under-Secretary, Mr. J. D. Higham said this would ensure that there would be no vacuum between the dissolution
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    NO PERMIT
    41 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— For moving without a permit two bottles of pills, Gan Kee, a 79--year-old woman, was fined $10 yesterday. She said she was taking the pills for her daughter-in-law, who was an inmate of Tampoi Mental Hospital.
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    $123 mil. fund
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Contributions to the Employees Provident Fund amounted to $40,030,594 during the first ten months of this year. Total contributions since th«^ fund started m 1.952 stand at $123,648,125. There were more than 720,--000 contributors at the end of October. Withdrawals to date totalled $2,006,113.
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    ALLIANCE MEETING
    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Representatives of the triple UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance will meet here tomorrow to draft a joint manifesto for next month* Kuala Lumpur municipal elections. Mr. S. M. Yong will represent the MCA, Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddin the UMNO and Mr K. L. Deva.ser the MIC.
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    Cobra killed
    22 7 A cobra, noarlv three fopt lonf?, was caught and killed m an empty studio of Radio Malaya, Singapore, yn Saturday.
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    Two girl artists make a hit
    235 7 CHINESE STUDIES PRAISED \|R. C. O. JACKSON lfl (left) president of the Singapore Y.M.C'.A. art club, admires one of the Chinese wax-etch-ings with Miss Lee Kuan Ying at the eighth annual exhibition of the Club. Miss Lee, 16, is the "baby" of the club.
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    Cadets parade
    44 7 KOTA BHARU, Mon. The Remembrance Day parade was held on the padane: here this morning. Detachments of the Malay Regiment, the Police Force, the Home Guard and the Sultan Lsmail Cadet Corps took part. The Sultan of Kelantan laid the first wreath.
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    156 8 Mj EARLY nine hundred people attended the annual Press Ball at the Sea View Hotel given by the Singapore Union of Journalists. Members and guests danced to music by two bands, the C-in-C Dance Orchestra and the Hawaiian Rhythm Kings. Highlight of the night was the selection of Miss
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    Ball 54
    71 9 Pictures by and TWELVE girls, selected by personality scouts, face the judges m the Miss Personality contest. Miss Mabel Wee, the winner, is third from the right. Another highlight of the Ball was the distribution of a special newspaper, "The Freak-Ender". At right, a newsboy goes into action.
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    This varsity rans its own tram service
    401 10 MADRID'S University City li v;i -,t project which will zttie day be the largest and best-eiuipped teachlhß centre In the world On the northern edge oJ the capital, facing the grimly beautiful Guadarrama mountains and overlooking the big natural paj k known 1
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    TO KEEP OUT THE RAIN
    60 10 Photo ■|.;t Pompadour" In red zyl-conette. styled with knife I»I«nk1s cascading from the shoulder, push-up "lei? of chic-k.-n" sleeves, complete this attractive cocktail of theatre style rainwear A pleated fringe hat the same material Z»*'s with the outfit which was shown m London during the
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    You can see Stars in Las Vegas
    269 10  - You can see Stars in Las Vegas BOB THOMAS (iomk '.i Lag Vega* and see j Hollywood. Bounds silly, but that's the w »y it la up there In the land Of long-legged lovelies and on* armed bandits i stepped ofl 1 1 1 piano at McCarran Field and guess
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    BEST KNOWN 'UNKNOWN'
    38 10 H Elaine Slewirt has become internationally famous as a movie star, but two >ears ago she was '"the best known unknown on BriKiilwav." Starting as a top model she gratluited via TV to the screen.
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    Chemist
    15 11 it's that wretched boy again wanting hair tonic at three o'clock m the morning
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    Do rubber roads wear well?
    347 11 Do rubber roads wear well? EXPERTS ARE ihhiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mil ii ••••HinilltinnillltHirrillMlMllllllMl UNCERTAIN HIGHWAY research experts m Washington probing the mysteries rubber roads with a dogged scientific curio-! A question m their ninds: Will rubber roads ten !he taxpayer's dollar? answer today Ls neither nor "no." We know so little about
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    Handled with care
    64 11 N Liverpool-street lion a passenger saw porters handling i k vit It extreme and 'usual— care, bore no "Fragile" or !> Care" notices. Ihl M was just one 1 priti(,,| label. 1 'trtgued, the passrn"Pl up and read i(. Jn i rrrrnt railway Went," said, "seven t(
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    GET THAT JOBTHE RIGHT WAY
    192 11 HUNDREDS of new graduates are looking: for their first jobs now or maybe looking for a second job to replace the one they didn't enjoy. The haphazard job seeker who drifts m unprepared for an interview is just plain lucky to get a good job,
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    REDS GET BUSY ON SUPER-DUKES
    425 11 REDS GET BUSY ON SUPER-DUKES /COMMUNIST China has devoted great attention to flood control measures as the first phase of their river development. The work consists of building large and long dykes on both banks of its turbulent rivers The Original dykes were built centuries ago. They were built by
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    It's a KEY to PERSONALITY
    506 12  - It's a KEY to PERSONALITY DOROTHY ROE lour iabt<> shvuid bo mm nvrsonat us t/*ntr gra retrain* A feature for women by 'riu you ti the tab) b \n i your p< oit 1""!-: v. ol life, sa Mi Heh i! Ihamoerlin I nat iii aJ ioi n hostes v.
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    BOY-OR-GIRL TEST
    86 12 AMERICA'S new method ol detecting the sex of an an born baby l>y testing the mother's saliva with litmus paper is worthless. Dr. Gerald Swyer, of University College Hospital London claims He has tried out the lest m his laboratory and found that it is no more accurate
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    Bridge Hand
    367 12 O! .i: 'cain .ie on thl hand Is a it- duplicate .n:e A lew into three no trump oi four hear' i ie de ervedly i the i. md at lour tde and down two when ned a U H k rent from the bidding that East .nust
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    EAT and STAY YOUNG, but watch that WEIGHT first
    898 13 EAT and STAY YOUNG, but watch that WEIGHT first CHAPMAN PINCHER introduces a new BE YOUTHFUL diet "'iiiiiiiimmiiiiiimiiiii ■••■•>■ iiiiimiiiiiin i inn him i iMiiMiMiiiuiiiiiiMiiMtlMmif to help you LIVE LONGER DIET has much more influence on your health, your looks, your eliness, and your lifethan even the tors thougnt. Three
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    Are you too HEAVY to be HEALTHY?
    218 13 lour weight is medically correct if it falls within 51b. on either S side of the ideal weight for your height j Ideal weights ter women Ideal weights tor men I (fully (tressed with stioesi nully dressed wtth shoes i S Height Small
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      POOR CROWD AT THE CUP FINAL
      146 14 PMH] ttei v it the .'••;< I ]1 ur Fo >tbaJl AssoI Senl r Kn icko < n Friday nl {hi i v r p v [wa imaz i to nnfj such a small crowd at b VFA Cup Final Co Jifi it i;
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      NEW ROW OVER TENNIS PAY
      370 14 VO SPORT 1 1 < s been bombarded about shamateurism a^ so much as lawn tennis. The sniping rarely (cases, but now a salvo is about to be fired by Australia. An Associated Press message from Melbourne said that the Australian L.T.A. were to make
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    US Davis Cup team leaves
    168 14 BELL Talbert, bed-ridden captain "1 the CJ. S. Davis Cup team, said yesterday America should recapture the tennis trophy from the Australians tin year 'il we can hit the fi-i,! frami oi mind at 'he right time." That Is the big thing/ the New Yorker
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    POSTPONED
    43 14 i>u.- lo t< ihil< a] 'IHl'k ultiti the outboard \>< ed kx ii rat ci i heduled ■'i No emilM I I and 8 at Bungei Ocrßng 1 1 v it been po poned uni ii t < r 1 1 1. 1 notice
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    Answers to Quiz
    20 14 vi 1.,,- omi uo m-c. r■*mi 'i F'' lOJJ 'm, iVi a ■''"•H E t'l'l I I
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    BASEBALL SALE OBJECTION
    105 14 /mark Griffith, owner oj the 'Wa hlneton ba i ball club, 1 hc 'm oppo c b hifi oJ the Philadelphia Ath etic to Kan a cit) and "we think '< are i noußh vot< to bloi Orifl th aid 1 1 > would pro ti al
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    Wanted: prize for Quiz
    42 14 YOUR Sporti Quit s vets QOOd, hut couldn't if" hare more questions on Malayan .\i)O't'.' How about some Pre--11 (!<■ Memory Tests? suggest you offer a pi i\e fot the first all-correct solution received from readers, X JAMES Schoolbo)
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    ICE HOCKEY iN S'PORE
    73 14 Whim: studying In the U.K. I saw several games of lee hockey and found them very thrilling and fast. With hockey so popular here I am sure that Ice hockey would catch on fast. It is possible too, by means of an indoor ice rink and
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    KNOCKOUT IN 66 SEC.
    53 14 rpONY Demarco, the world's A seventh ranking welterweight from Boston, floored Pat Menzi of Syracuse, New York, three times m the first round to sain a technical knockout decision m the first round of their bout at the Boston Arena. The knockout came within GO seconds
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    BADMINTON OFFICIALS
    38 14 Officials of tiie Alniyum Badminton Party have been elected as follows: President:- Syed All Alattas; vice- president Ahmad Ali Khan Suratt.ee; secretary: Shalk Mohaniecl Amber; treasurer: T. Ahmad; auditor: Yahaya H. Ahmad; captain; shaik Ismail Marjan.
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    SOCCER DRAWN
    24 14 Greek and Egyptian National team tied i-i In a Mediterranean Cup Soccer match before 25.000 fans In Athens Football stadium yesterday A.P.
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    Check for weight
    53 14 picture. Lightweight lAC Williams (RAF), the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association champion, is checked for weight by (apt. Cowper S.O.P.T. Singapore Base District, m preparation for Wednesday night's Poppy Day Fund boxing show at the Hippy World Stadium. Williams is scheduled to fii;ht Army > hampion T./rnl Rail
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    KEEP THE GOLF SHOP OPEN
    247 14 ••rpHE time is fast arriving," said Henry Cotton, three times Open golf champion, at a banquet at Gleneagles last week, "when Britain will have to restrict the importation Of Empire golfers" This vva.s ;i "dit>" at the amount ol golfing prize money two Empire golfers,
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    And they call this training!
    339 14 And they call this training! 4T a TIMI when BngA land, m sht't'r desperation, are fallinß back on o^ old Kuard to maintain her prestige m the Cirnmui match, Welsh Si lectors have come to the realisation that everal of their play< rs are not getting any younger. So Matthews,
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    All the UK rugby
    279 14 SATURDAY'S U.K. Rugby union results: County championship: Cheshire 3 Lancashire 8; Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire Sc Derbyshire 5 North Midlands 5; Yorkshire 17 Cumberland and Wesmorland 3. Club matches: Blackheath C Swansea 10; Guys Hospital 3 Old Blues 5; London Welsh 24 Moseley 0; Old Alleynians 3 Metropolitan
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    SPORTS QUIZ
    106 14 t. These sportsmen arc connected with which sport—- (a) Derlk Khachadbhai; (h) Mike A4wi J his y<*a r 's European /iinirtic rhampinnships were held m (a) Zurich, (b) Helsinki (c) Rernc. Which? 3. How tall Is a horse of 16 hands? 4 A^ chukkur is:— An Indian hockey
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    A CLOSE FINISH
    54 15 Pipped by a head m a photofinish The winner is Mt.ii.v #v -j Just beaten into second place is L^TaGt^ne^McC^ud^^ti^^' ndden by West third. Madles paid Tote dividends of $U and $13 Jo^iis 'm l |n p 8 1^" 10^. (Pat **™»> .rib) on the first da
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    HOW THEY RAN AT KUALA LUMPUR Ever Glory and Ballroom go up to Class 3
    432 15 HOW THEY RAN AT KUALA LUMPUR Ever Glory and Ballroom go up to Class 3 Free Press Course Correspondent pVKK Cilory and Ballroom II richly deserved their promotion to (lass A when they followed up their recent Penan? successes at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The rapidly-imurovinK Ever Glory, with Bougoure
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    Who's next?
    115 15 Jockey Hanley takes a look over his shoulder as he ?iinl--es Two Diamonds past the post a one length winner of Race Two (Class 5, Div. 1— about 7-f.). Second is Showmanship (Mulley) and third Clever Bug (Jones). h «n Lyt Hong happily leads m Unaware (jockey ""«>,
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    Malays beat title rivals
    111 15 Malays 3; Chinese I. r|THE Malays practically won the SAFA Community League championship last night at Jalan Be.sar Stadium. They beat Chinese, the holders and their nearest rivals, m a thril] packed match. Malays have the title unles thfy lose to the weak Eurasians side tomorrow.
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    BIGS SWEEP
    67 15 TOTAL POOL: $249,135 Ist: No. *****0 $67,267 2nd: No. *****6 $33,633 3rd: No. *****8 $16,816 Starters ($3,363 each)- Nos *****1' *****8 *****9 im Consolation ($1,494 each) Nos. *****8, *****1, 1076 f >4 *****1, *****6, *****9 *****5 *****8, *****3, *****0. TREBLE TOTE: Tour Tickets ($491 each). FORECAST TOTE: Race
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    MEET 'THE BODY'
    252 16 npwENTY three year old Tan I Tir Y:i|>. Who hM Lll(1 tit;,. (,i "Mr Singapore 1953, i '»n another title Mi Body Builder, 1954 from nine other iiiiiii.t at the Happy World ,L.uiiiiiii on Saturday night. iii»- compel il i"ii v. )ii< it v, ,i m [anlMd
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    BIRTHS
    74 16 20 Words $6 (minimum) MAGNUS, to Helen, wife of Peter Magnua i daughter, Nichola Marjorie on seventh November. HAMPSON: TO Elaine, wife of Doctor 1» Hampson, a daughter. Jennifer, at k k Hospital. JOHNSTON: At Karui;»nß Kerbau Hospital, on sth November, to Mr. and Mrs X J. Johnston, a
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    93 16 20 Wordt $(> (minimum) LUMLEY-BROWN: The engagement la announced between Captain j Reginald P. Lumley, r.a.o.c. of Thornton Heath, Surrey, and Rome Brown of Perth, Western Australia. I THI engagement is announ- ced between Donald Vernon Davis eldesl son of Mrs. Atkinson of London and Belly Leonard, only daughter
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    DEATH
    31 16 20 Word* (minimum). DAVID: Wif«- of Mr. Vlcloi Prema David on 7-11 -s 4 a1 run Tock Beng Hospital. Cortege Leaving Hospital at 430 m m to-tUy to Buddhist cemetery.
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    GRANDEUR IN SMART GALLOP AT K.L.
    163 16 GRANDEUR IN SMART GALLOP AT K.L. fiic<- Press Course (oi respondent pBANDEUR, with ap- f prtntUt John Manning astride, did a smart gallop on a lieavv track at Kuala laimpur this morning). Breaking from the nail mile, tic Clapped on (he puce at Mir third furlong to clock 39 1/SisMS.
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    It's between Britain and France now
    122 16 WORLD RUGBY CUP BRITAIN and France are locked together for supremacy m the World Rugby League Cup Tournament as a result of their 13—13 draw at Toulouse yesterday. In the other match played yesterday afternoon Australia beat New Zealand 34—75. Last week, however, Britain
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    HOAD LOSES 0-6, 0-6 BUT TAKES THE TITLE
    161 16 HOAD LOSES 0-6, 0-6 BUT TAKES THE TITLE LEWIS HOAD yesterday beat his fellow Australian Rex Hartwig to win the Queensland men's singles lawn tennis title by the remarkable score of 6-4, 6-4. 0-6. 0-6, 6-1. During the first two sets Hoad's speed of service proved almost unplayable but then
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    Penalty decides game tor Eire
    152 16 FfIRE beat Norway 2-1 m a soccer international J at Dublin yesterday after the Norwegians had led at half-time. Norway went off m rfreat style and well deserved their l< l ad after 12 minutes when OLson scored. Several times they had been near breaking
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    U.S. FOOTBALL CENTRE HURT
    49 16 |)ICK SZYMANSKI, centre m the Notre Dame football team, underwent surgery yesterday tor an abdominal injury received In Saturday's game With the University of Pennsylvania. Dr Brooke Roberts, who performed the operation, said he Ls m good condition. Notre Dame won the same 4>-T A.P.
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    SHACKLETON
    103 16 gNOLAND'B football team to meet Wales ;it WrmbU-y on Wrdnesday Is: Wood (Manchester United); Stanlthforth (Huddersfleld) Byrne (Manchester United): Philllna (Portsmouth), Wright (Wolverhampton); Slater (Wolverhampton); Matthewa (Blackpool) Bent■'v l( httos*), LofthouM (Bolton) snacicieton (Sunderland) Alien Wesl Bromwich Albiotn McOarry (Hud lei ifteld) vim ho m reserve Obvious note il(>
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    RECALLED TO ENGLAND XI
    119 16 the evergreen Stanley Matthewi Compared with th(> team which beat Ireland laal month only Woori Byrne, Wright, Matthews and Loilnouse retain their places. The defence la v anticipated with the tall stylish .slater gaining hia fust fun International honour for he h:is made 20 Rppearancet m
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    World shoot gathering
    51 16 SJMHIIMI Norwegian, t». a Bish and Danish iharp shuolint; l«ams arrived iv \eiiexueia by air yesterday iv pai tii ipatf m the 3t>th annual v*orld shouting contest from November 14 :i9. Teams from Spain, Yugo>U via and El Salvador were dn, to arrive later m the H>.
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    IN LAST 4
    22 16 Wong Peng Soon and Ony Poh Urn entered the men's singli •semi-finals of the Singapore badmintou championships last night
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    RACE WEIGHTS FOR 2nd DAY
    421 16 117EIGHT8 for Wed nesday, second day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting Cl. 4, Div. 2— 6 F. Satellite 9.00 Break of Dawn 9.00 Cabaret II 8.13 Swift Arrow 8.11 Heremai 8.11 Roman Flyer 8.10 Leonora 8.08 Forget-Me-Not 8.08 Grazie 8.07 Double Dividend 8.07 Producer
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      30 16 The Malayan Way of Life 4 Squatting figures savoury smells the clicking of chop-sticks these are the things that enrich the Malayan scene like a good beer. yCMrLSUdig of course
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