The Singapore Free Press, 11 November 1954

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    Masthead
    21 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. No. 1410 J. Singapore, Thurs., Nov. 11, 1951. Price 15 C ts.
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    U.S. grounds top jets after crashes
    154 1 U.S. grounds top jets after crashes r y\\E U.S. Air Force yesterday grounded A all F-100 Super-Sabres, the world's fastest operational jet fighter planes, as a result of three accidents since Oct. 12. The planes will be kept out of service pending an official investigation into the causes of the
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    MALENKOV TO IKE
    83 1 THE Soviet Premier, Mr. (ieorgi Malenkov. has appealed to the United States not to let minor incidents b^ blown up into bis issues between the two countries, says a Reuter message from Washington. Authoritative sources there said yesterday that the Soviet Premier, m a talk last Sunday
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    RAF TIGHTEN WATCH FOR 'ENEMY' RECRUITS
    209 1 tx- German PoW served at radar bases Royal Air Force has ightened security arrangeto prevent enemy aliens it under assumed is. George Ward, Air Underetary, told the House of tnmons yesterday it would be ng to say publicly what the lutiona were. A I
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    COUPLE ATTACKED
    28 1 An [ndian attacked a Chine.se IXI driver sitting with hi.s ticee m his cab at the juncol Oeylang and Onan Singapore, early today. [n ii.vi escaped
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    $300 LOSS
    30 1 A I uropean woman Siftng m eletar Court flat, Singapore, ed yesterday that she lost a handbag containing >! wrist uatrh and a cigar- ca»e The total value WM
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    RUBBER IS EASIER BUT STILL AT 83
    58 1 The* Singapore Rubber Market opened on a slightly easier tone this morning with first grade, November Shipment at 83 cents a ib 9 ifj of a cent beit>w yesterday's dose When the market Opened sellers predominated, Overnight London w& i up n/i but
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    FISH DEATH TALK TODAY
    36 1 THE secret of fish deaths m Singapore's Van Kloof Aquarium will Ik- dl.scu.s.sod this afternoon by the City Council's estates and fire brigade committee, Exports nnd council ofTlcinls visited the aquarium yesterday.
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    35 Mau killed
    19 1 BritUh Security Forces m nya have killed 35 Mau Man 1 'J pa.it 24 hours. A.P.
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    800 HOLD OUT IN RIOT GAOL
    196 1 Showdown my m #1 m m Mj w QKINAVV A police last night brought up tear gas and riot guns to prepare for a showdown today with 800 sullen prisoners who have kept Naha prison m turmoil since rioting broke out on Sunday. Asked
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    Doctor 'hit detective then fired'
    244 1 Doctor 'hit detective then fired' A WOUNDED detective told a London court yesterday that a doctor shot him m the stomach after striking his fare m a We.st End flat. After the .shooting, the detective sergeant, Edward Arming, 40, phoned for an ambulance. Before it came, he searched the room
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    Two horses crash: Jockey badly injured
    91 1 Two horses crash: Jockey badly injured JOCKEY George West was injured m a nasty crash on the training track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Buck Rebel threw Kilt Kaghy on the polo ground and crossed the path of .Misty Jadi <McCloud) and l.ink.shir (West) who were pulling up after a
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    SUSPENSION ON TILL STRIKERS GO BACK
    122 1 SUSPENSION orders on Sin- I gapore Naval Base firemen now on strike will not be withdrawn till they resume work. The Base civil secretary, Mr. D. Crawley, said any firemni prepared to do their full duty would be taken on if they report for
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    NO RACIAL BAR
    13 1 Racial discrimination against tourists entering Guatemala has been abolished. A.P.
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    Red fairy land of ogres, knight errants
    376 2 Red fairy land of ogres, knight errants jIkDINAKY R i; sianfi n,< by a Bj itii h parliamentary d< J<!'«i t ion In *he towns and Viiiar* s oi t he t: "vj( f Union i ecently, Wi c charming, I rl< ndly, i.f.\ abiding ;n; f J peaceloving folk
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    NATO'S STRENGTH
    33 2 Admiral Arthur W Radford chairman of th< u.s Joint Chiefs of Staff, said In Lisbon yesterday thai "NATO j.s now strong enough to make it difficult to start any aggression U.P.
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    Floods kill 20
    28 2 Surging flood waters m Southern Morocco have taken M Jives and caused 20,000 000 francs <M 5171,426. property damage, official* have reported. A n A.P.
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    Talks on sugar prices open in London
    79 2 puiVATK talks began m! London yesterday between Uh British Oovernmeni and member countries of the Commonwealth sugar agreement to fix sugar prices for the COmlnff v«ur it is understood that t\w conference win also consider inriudiNK East Africa and Canada m the agreement
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    PREMIER USES MURDER SQUAD-ARMY
    241 2 DANGEROUS ne\ ..j j> .<.■■ likely m the >: :< l Vi n the I South Vietnam, Ngo Dinli Diem, and Armj following the I i elligence agent and the woum ng o( another officer. Th< ne^ trouble threatens to upset the present precarious balance ol
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    Row over Vietminth ban on mercy ships
    173 2 niCNI ii astfeoritlei m Bftifon have protest* <1 tirOAflj against a Vietminh dt isKin to bar lii'ikli men y ships from North Vietnam waters, The ships arc goinf to the r«*s< u«- of more Ilian io 000 Roman Catholic reluKeex from Tonkin, uhwh
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    Brother collapses
    37 2 NasroMah Saifiour Fatrmi had a heart attack yesterday at New Jersey after he learned of the execution of hi, brX7 i« J ormer Iranian Fore£n Minister, Dr. Hussein Patemi and was taken to a hospitajf
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    U.S. TO GIVE JAPS BIG FARM AID
    72 2 The United States mnouncea yesterday that it wouid sell Japan agricultural commodities and permit the proceeds m yen to be used "for Japan's domestic economic improvement and defence support and for repional economic development This was disclosed m a joint Japanese-American ct;.teme t
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    YOSHIDA MPs RUSH HOME FOR CRISIS
    123 2 mmsfsmm .ian to leave byalr^Tr Tag f Co cili tu^ ui-i-ihion ior the two nieir.bers Ol parliament to rush back ahead of the the Premier who will not Jeave untij Saturday, was made because of tne increasing trouble within tne ranks ol the Yoshida
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    Ike wants quick Yes to SEATO
    96 2 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER I submitted to l c ate yesterday the Manila pact to set up a South-Eas peaty Organisation (SEAtc to counter Commu st Bression m that area He asked for "early and favour able consideration" with view to ratification asauicki? as possible. wcicij
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    BIG AUSSIE URANIUM MINE IN PRODUCTION
    143 2 QOUTH Australia's largest uranium mine began operations yesterday, providing a vast new source of atomin power for the free world The Governor-General, Field Marshal Sir William slim opened Radium Hill mine 78 miles north of Adelaide "This is a great day for the Australian
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    Queen Mary crew end strike call
    80 3 Queen Mary crew end strike call rpHE crew oi the Queen Mary yesterday abandoned its vat to strike over the astnent Oi a new master to iuci the 81,000-ton liner hen it brings the Queen ther back from New York. The liner will leave Southupton for New York tomorrow with
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    U.S. soya bean-aid
    19 3 The Foreign Operations Administration yesterday announced a U553,076,000 authorisation for Formosa to buy .soya beans. A.P.
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    TRIP TO WEST IS 'TREASON'
    194 3 Catholic Pole tells of revolt at sea JJNDKK ommunist rule m Poland, a man could be charged with treason if he fled to the West, a 25--year-old Roman Catholic Pole told a London court yesterday. The Pole, Jan Kadziszewski, was one of seven who seized
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    U.S. CONGRESS PROBES BIG INSURANCE SWINDLE OF TROOPS
    263 3 U.S. CONGRESS PROBES BIG INSURANCE SWINDLE OF TROOPS A CONGRESSIONAL hearing on charges of an i mht-milhon-dollar-a-year swindle of American soldiers m Europe may move into Germany Representative William E. Hess (Republican-Ohio)' said m Cincinnati yesterday. Mr. Hess said at least two others will be called testily about an alleged
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    Love match? No, sighs Narriman
    145 3 Love match? No, sighs Narriman JTGYPT'S former Queen Narrij man, now .m Lausanne, Switzerland, heard of more "love match' reports yesterday and sighed once more, "No. no. < i no." The man m the match just said: "No comment." "I don't even know the gentleman,'' the ailing Narriman said of
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    12 'Chiang spies' to die, says Peking
    82 3 12 'Chiang spies' to die, says Peking RED Chinese peopled COUXt m Fukien provinro, ii r;icc.s Pormoaai has fHenced 12 "U.S. Chiang ents" to death for sabo- Peking radio said ia.st leht, rhf court «avc 12 others Jurying sontenros for gatherw« intelligence and cuiiyins out art.s of sabotage On thr
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    Killer gets his wish: He will die
    83 3 Killer gets his wish: He will die ANFW YORK jury yesterday found multiplekiller John Francis Roche, 27, guilty of first degree murder. This makes a death sentence mandatory. The plumber's helper had confessed to four murders, and Liter a fifth, but was tried only for the rape-slaying of Dorothy Westwater,
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    'Willing to join India'
    101 3 NAGA tribesmen who live m un administered hilly country on India's north-ea*st frontier have said they are willing to join India as a .separate tribal state within i the Union. There have been previous I unconfirmed reports that > some Naga chiefs were agitating for the
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    EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN
    98 3 Employers will hear claim LWIi'LOYKS m the Briti.U Vj engineering Industry agreed yesterday to consider b claim put forward by leader., of Qvfl unions for equal wages for the 500,000 women m theil lactories. Mr. Joe BCOtt, Oj the big Amalgamated Engineering IJnkm, who led the
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    They'll trade more
    22 3 France and Russia signed an 18-month commercial agreement yesterday considerably Increasing the volume of trade between the two countries.
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion Let people decide
    383 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Let people decide Tin RSDAY No\ li 19 w ]''(>!■ th*' second time In tu (> \t-ar a Japane c professional boxer has been barred from tiikni!' part In a contest In Singapore. Jn February, 10:>3, a promoter who hud matched Yoshio Shiral was told
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    GUEST OF HONOUR CAME BY TUBE
    172 4 GUEST OF HONOUR CAME BY TUBE IT happened outside the Drapers' Hall m the City of London where Marshal of the Royal Air Force Lord Tedder had been guest of honour at a presentation of medals by the London Master Builders' I Association. Lord Tedder was leaving, He arrived at
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    THE GIPSIES THRIVE UNDER THE REDS
    558 4 THE GIPSIES THRIVE UNDER THE REDS Prejudice has driven the gipsies into the Communist fold and, oddly enough, Marxism has turned them into profiteers. n: I i OOC ip b] tided ai i, n b fon tin war, toj tured I Hitler dm new osti lh(--itizei ol th( Be< <
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    Rifles in their golf bags
    189 4 Rifle s in their golf bags somewhere, m th J^ i luted states, threaten* every six hours to assassinat< President Eisenhower or i nieniber of his family. threat may be made m a Han up of temper during a poli tical argument, by a drunk or a crank. But each
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    NEW WAR—IT'S COTTON THIS TIME
    145 4 NEW WAR— IT'S COTTON THIS TIME RUSSIA is waging a cut-and-slash price war with America In a bid to get more business on world raw cotton markets. Early this year. Soviet salesmen banged their prices down to three and four per cent below U. S. levels m order to clinch
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      23 4 POCKET CARTOON by OSBIiRT LANCASTER m "Strictly btlwttH 9wr§Hvt», my ileat fellow, thr trouble ij wmt wwthtred with low us a i hthi
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    Exchange teachers will get more pay
    178 5 MOKK than 25 teachers from Singapore Aided s luMils will become headmasters of (Government schools it' discussions going on between the Education Department tnd the Committee of Xidrcl Schools on the Inter-change of teachers ire successful. Mr. K. M. Young, Director of ucation, said
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    $8,000 in coffee beans forfeited
    53 5 'ENANG, Thurs.— The Ses\r\s Court president, Mr. J. Adams, yesterday ordered confiscation of 7 bags of bens valued at more i $8.00(1 found m a lighter I 3 enan» Harbour. Ali. master ol trie lighter, the court he lost his port :ance and other papers
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    MOSQUE FEAST
    20 5 BATU GAJAH, Thurs.—Mus- here celebrated the Proi Mohammed's birthday ith a procession and a feast the Malay mosque.
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    Police sack 5 specials
    101 5 Police sack 5 specials FIVE special constables attached to the Or- chard Road police station I were recently "sacked," Mr. Peter Clagtie, police I secretary, said yesterday. I He would not, however, I disclose the reason for the dismissal. Mr. Cl&gue discounted a suggestion that this dis- missal was part
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    FLYING IS TIRING, SAY THESE INDIAN SEAMEN
    97 5 pORTY Indian seamen with 12 British officers landed m Singapore on Tuesday m a chartered X.L.M. Skymaster from Australia. The seamen most of them flying for the first timethink Hying is tiring. Said one of them: "It is exciting for a while, but
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    FUNERAL OF MAJOR THIS MORNING
    72 5 FUNERAL OF MAJOR THIS MORNING rOHORfI rahru. Thurs. funeral of Major B. i Davies. KA, of FARELF ;'inin.. Centre, Kota Tinggi, take place m Singapore morning, •<'k>r Davies, who wag 48, Wj the army m 1940 and been m Malaya for two Rra '•1 -nor Davies wa.s found dead lils
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    Indian seamen now get 'real' training
    147 5 2 COLLEGES, 3 SHIPS FOR RECRUITS T'HE training of seamer merchant navy flee* government, Captain T. E State of Madras, said ye i to man India's growing t is undertaken by the M. Rozario, master of the isterday. Fifty recruits aa c taken yearly.
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    BIGGER, ROOMIER BUSES IN COLONY BY CHRISTMAS
    276 5 BIGGER, ROOMIER BUSES IN COLONY BY CHRISTMAS £INGAPORE'S new bigger-and-Ughter buses will be 2ft. 4in. longer and bin. wirier than the present ones and will seat 44 instead of 36 passengers, the general manager of the Singapore Traction Company, Mr. A. A. Ewing, said yesterday. The buses will all be
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    Voters slow to register
    83 5 [POH, Thurs. With ju.st a week left for the Federal electoral rolls to close, only 8,417 of an estimated 25,000 eligible for registration m the ipoh and Menglembu constituency have registered a.s voters Mr A M Mac Donald, State Election* Officer, toi<-i a press conference yesterday:
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    Malay picnic at Changi
    48 5 The Singapore Malay Social Association, will hold a picnic for its members and friends at the Tanah Merah Youth Camp, Changi, on Nov. 21. Those wishing to join should contact the organiser, Mr Abdul Kahar, at 13-F, Mount Emily Road, not later than Tuesday.
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    Today's meeting
    23 5 The World Federalist Association (Singapore Branch) will hold a meeting m the Youth Council Hall. Orchard Road, today at 8 p.m.
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    School hail Social
    51 5 School hail Social TAIPING, Thurs.— The Kin? Edward VII School Library and Debating Society held their annual social at the school hall and invited senior students from thp convent. Lady Treacher Girls' School. St. George's Institution and the Hua Lian High School. The programme included community singing, games and a
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    HOSPITAL MEN PLAN ONE UNION
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The All-Malayan Federation of I Hospital Employees' Trade Unions will discuss a proposal 1 to form a national union at its annual conference on Nov. 27. a resolution will be moved by the Belangor state Government Mcdi( al and Health Employees' I
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    Council ending a dual role
    158 5 Council ending a dual role rpHE dual role of President of the Singapore Citf Council and Chairman of the Singapore Improvement Trust v to bo split up The SIT poft will go te a "suitable person" to be appointed by ttie Governor-in-Council, says a Government bill, which will be presented
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    BARRISTER
    32 5 Mr. S. T. Sampanthar, L.L.B. (London), who will be called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn on November He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Sin- natural, of Singapore.
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      96 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis '^yj //HAT f NEVER SAW FISH Tl 7h£ TUIN6 fSOM TH£ OiPTHii I^L^^\ TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris -=t_^ _^^FOR7UNATELY^ I^)^ ISS H I aJJNJ^I y OUR SUBSCRIPTION V I CAN EXPLAIN \yJ JANE by Hubbard^ rJAN EB
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      736 6 YOUR I LUCKY STAR I>OK\ toda>, >ou haw timendous dm ntal p#wtn >« t you are somewhat disinelin ed to use them to their best advantage. Whether it is lac k of ambition or merely Mental la/mess it is difficult to deterE mine For when you have an «,h--jective m
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      218 7 LONDON, Nov. 10 Previous. Today Nov I.TKRFK. No 1 RSSc.it. European 24 116 buvet, -'4 716 buyers P> rt < Nov 24 sellers 2V sellers fci BBER No 1 RSS ci.f. European 24 buyers 24% buv-rs P» rt^ 243 16 sellers 24. sellers ttimam No I R*S
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      New York prices
      101 7 »5 1 n futures, Dec. 67.40 traded 67.50 traded Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per W. NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Previous Today UN' Straits spot and nearby 90 87 norn 90.25 nom. I IN futu^ Nov 90.00 bid 89.75 bid 90.50 asked 90.15 asked Dec 89.85
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      U.S. PEPPER
      54 7 3 Malabar released was quoted at 54 cents per pound. November shipment at 52. December 50. JanuFebruary and M:\rch (m equal tithly proportions) 48. Sarawak spot released 52. First half November shipment 50 and Lampong spot released at 54 cents per pound sellers ex-dock. Above pnces quoted m
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Previous Today Industrials ***** 371.88 20 Railroads 124 01 124 95 Domestic Bonds 100.87 100.89 Utilities 59.86 50.31 64 Stocks Composite Averages 135.93 136.57
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      125 7 Nov. 10. Previous Today DPRA, Philippines, c.i.f. UK/North. $i»6 quoted $196 buyer l nropean delivered weight per I"ii 4 ton Nov./ Dec < >PRA, Philippines, f.o.b. Manila, unquoted unquoted delivered weight, per long ton COPRA, Straits c.i.f. UK/North European delivered weight per Nov/Der. !'>"£ ton £7!';
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    DOCTOR RETIRES AFTER 26 YEARS IN JOHORE
    161 7 |\k k EAPEN is retiring this RlOnth after 20 years' serV! In the Medical Departfnt, Johore. Starting m 1928 at the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, he waa posted a year tter to Kluang, where he lined til] 1932, He later I>k charge of
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    Virus pig killer hits S'pore: Meat is safe
    186 7 GOVERNMENT PLANS $32,200 FIGHT A CONTAGIOUS virus disease affecting pigs has broken out on the eastern side of Singapore. It is a killer The Government is therefore seeking tile Legislative Council's approval to spend $32,200 to fight the disease. The Chief Veterinary
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    THE 1,000 WHO NEED CHEER AT X'MAS
    292 7 THE 1,000 WHO NEED CHEER AT X'MAS fHE Singapore Leprosy Relief Association needs about $10,000 to give a Christmas treat to the 1,000 inmates of Trafalgar Home this year. Some 2,500 letters of appeal m English and 200 m Chinese are now being sent out to firms and individuals for
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    Closing times for mail to Britain
    64 7 PENANO, Thur*.- Mails for Britain, Colombo and Bombay leaving by the Chusan will close at 9 a.m. on Saturday. Other sea mails for Calcutta «md Rangoon will clasp at 3 pm. tho .sarno day and for Madras at 7 a.m. Latest time for potting
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    INDIAN VISITOR ENTERTAINED
    57 7 Dr. Sir R. M. Ala^appa Chettair, who was recently m Sinpore, was entertained to a tea party at the Island Club by the Indian community m Singapore. Seated (left to right), Mr. M. M. Khurana, Acting Representative of the Government of India, and Dr. Chettair. Standing: Mr.
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    SLEEPER FELL OFF WALL, DROWNED
    41 7 PENANG, Thurs. Lee Eng Chuan, 63, was sleeping at midnight on the sea wall at the Esplanade. He fell into the sea and was drowned, the Penanej Coroner's Court was told yesterday. Verdict: Death by misadventure.
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    GIRLS CARVE BOY-FRIENDS' NAMES ON THEIR ARMS
    319 8 GIRLS CARVE BOY-FRIENDS' NAMES ON THEIR ARMS m 0 School suspends six lmx teeaafen l»v« »><**" suspended frow the <* |rls High School at Basinfstoke, Hauls, lor carving the names of their boy friends on their forearms with razors blades. They did it during a plant life lesson because they
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    Old soldier tests army's new idea
    314 8 AT END-TO-BLANCO PARTY.... AT AN end-to-blanco party at the Tower of London the truest of honour was 82-year-old Chelsea Pensioner George Hammerton. George joined the Royal Fusiliers m 1891, m the days of pipe-clay-- -"And what a messy job that was," he said. He
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    Smotherlove will spoil your child —doctor
    162 8 Smotherlove will spoil your child —doctor To mothers who fuss their children too much goes a warning today about "smotherlove." it makes the child bored, frustrated, dependent, v.nd lielpless, says a leading children's doctor. it wears the mother out emotionally because .she never relaxes ying "to ward ofi germs, mishap,
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    BRAINY MEN'S CHILDREN GET POOR RESULTS
    145 8 A VILLAGE of brainy parents is wondering why its children seem on examination results to be among the dullest m England. For the children at a primary school at Fawley, m New Forest, rarely go on to grammar schools. The passes are one and
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    AUDREY IN HOLLAND
    61 8 AUD REY IN HOLLAND picture. A I DREY HEPBURN, the young British film star, witli her husband, >lei Ferrer, spent a few days Holland last week. During her visit she inad«' a number ol appearances on behalf of the Dutch branch of the World Veterans' Association. Picture shows Miss Hepburn
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    45 jobs in 3 years
    66 8 'i went \> ai lld Pati Ick O'Sullh an veu 1 aid at Bed fordshire Quaj U i :;c lonj Appeal; Committee to have had if; Joba m three yeai o Sullivan, of Welb( 1 k Rn id Luton, convicted ol v aline scrap vi»
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    19, HE RAN AWAY TO WED BEAUTY QUEEN
    272 8 A RUNAWAY couple were married m Glasgow by special licence, then flew back to London to face their parents. Robin Bracey -Gibbon, 19--year-old son of a company director, had been told by hi.s father: "You're too young to marry." But he came
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    Trumpet stifled
    40 8 "Bert 1 Twit chin, the first man to record a trumpet .solo for the Salvation Army has died aged ao For 35 yeara he conducted ♦he Regent Hall. Oxford Street, London, band and played the cornel tor <>:> year*
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    MICKEY AND WIFE NO, 4
    46 8 picture. Much married tear-jerker Mickey Rooney who for a change plays the role of a tough little £uy m his latest films is seen (above) with wife No. 4. Elaine Meinkin at the swimming; pool «f th^ir Beverly Hills home Popper
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    SHOW GOES ON
    27 8 Mrs, Marjorie Hawtrey, Whose husband, Mr. Anthony Hawtrey died m London has decided to continue playing m Kin£ Lear" at the Gaiety Theatre. Dublin.
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    BARONET LETS MANSION AT 4s. YEAR
    265 8 DOR li tting hi ancestral h< m- be mcd b b con valescent h< ipital for six years, B 9 yi ar old sir Rhys Rhys Williams ha nc< lv» d only 245, rent, .sir Rhys, b for.m< r viceLord Lieuti nant of Glamorgan,
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    FLU LIKELY IN BRITAIN THIS WINTER
    102 9 a ii v t pidemfc m Britain j\ expected this winter, S Dr. C. H. Andrewes, oi the ionaJ institute fox Medical i arch. Outbreak* occur roughly I v ether year, usually m nuary, he writes m a recent i ci The Practitioner. On
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    MINISTER WAITING
    120 9 EVERY hospital ooard m England and Wales is ur- to see if it can make re effective use of its bed&. "The reduction of waiting lists is a question of immediate urgency," says the Minister of Health, Mr. lain Macleod, m a memorandum. Althoueh the number of people
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    No mixing on liners
    64 9 tet-Class and Tourist passers on cruise liners should J "'t be allowed to mix except by appointment." This was reply of shipping reprein.aives at the conference of Institute of Travel Agents Blackpool. r A. H. Morris, assistant ssenger manager of the P. O Line, said First-Class
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    ELEPHANT CHARGE
    24 9 A tnree-and-a-half-ton ele»ani (harped and injured a yjfar-old lion tamer m the l; "i film .studio, Berlin ">»g Shooting of a circus
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    These patients are helped by 'at homes'
    152 9 growing practice of men- hospitals holding regular homes" Li to be corned the Mini.stcr of i), Mr. lain Macleod, vinj open the (toors n '•'.V and Inviting local to come md gee for 1 ivc.s. he declared "la the best way to break
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    WANTS SICK BED LIST TO BE CUT
    214 9 never have more than 80 to 85 per cent of its beds filled. But a number of hospitals have shown by experience that a figure of over 90 per cent is practicable."' Beds are often .set aside for emergency cases and remain empty.
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    Lady Boyle got out to push
    64 9 Lady Boyle, the TV star, was more than two hours late to open a charity sale at Brighton recently. She had a puncture on the London road and had to push her car two miles to a garage. "Only one man offered help. a
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    45 9 photo. Dressed m their colourful national <ostum« s dancers of the Japanese Ballet madr I hright splash of colour when they arrived at Victoria Station, London, from Paris. They arc to play short season of their country legendary dances at the Princess Theatre, London. Reuter
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    LEOPARDS ARE CLUE TO FORGERY IN STAMPS
    123 9 |X)RGERIES of German occupation postage stamps printed T in Guernsey m 1944 have been found m the Channel Islands. The islanders who helped to print the real occupation stamps have detected differences m paper, gum and roulette markings round the edges of the
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    HOBBY NO CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
    348 9 Wives must put up with them— judge VLTIVES must put up with their hus- bands' hobbies, a London Divorce Court Judge said. Although a husband with a hobby is not the easiest man with whom to live, both husband and wife must act reasonably. "If
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    MR. WISDOM MEETS THE PRINCESS
    58 9 E pItI N C ESS Margaret E jL chats with a debonair- looking Norman Wisdom. E the comedian while Gil- E r: lian Moran, who partnered E E him m a dance sequence, s looks on, thrilled, after the E Royal Variety Show at the
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    They'll try to make silver rain
    141 9 They'll try to make silver rain THE wet summer has given the weather scientists an idea: Next year they will try to make rain. "Silver" rain, too. it will be. Experts from the Air Ministry's Meteorological Office will go to Salisbury Plain to try to find if they can control
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    WANTED: 6ft. DRUM
    34 9 Musicians of Nottingham Harmonic Society are searching for a 6 ft. high bsuss drum, needed at one point during Verdi's Requiem. The society is playing the Requiem at its next concert.
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    RAT IN PLANE
    37 9 Gas bombs were thrown into a 8.0.A.C. airliner at London Airport to kill a rat which wa.s discovered after a flight from Africa. Said an official: "This is the first rat we have had."
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    Ram fetches £1,800
    31 9 A record price of .4:1,800 was paid for a mm at Swaledale Sheep Breeders sale at Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, recently nearly three times the previous record of CfiGO.
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    They danced round a fish pool
    133 10 They danced round a fish pool 1111 1". London Metropolitan W tt«-r Hoard spent M'KHHHMI on a party at their Kosehrry Avenue headquarters last week. 'I'll*' lord Mayor of London Sir N«m-I Rowater, and the Mayors of most London boroughs were guests. There were opera singers, film shows, four bars
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    HERE ARE THOSE MOTOR SCOOTERS AGAIN
    338 10 HERE ARE THOSE MOTOR SCOOTERS AGAIN ALONG the broad, fashionably crowded Gran Via the Piccadilly of Madrid the busy "put-put" of motor scooters is rapidly drowning out the dank of trams, the roar and rattle of buses, and the asthmatic COUftli Of taxis. Although m Spain one still had to
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    17 10 Down by the beach, Cyd Oiaris.se wears this eyecatching ballerina swimsuit t>f yellow shantung with pleated skirt.
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    Road traffic is worse in Tokyo
    361 10 Road traffic is worse in Tokyo Motoring news JHlMltlllHOlllllllillllCJllilllUHllCllllllHlllilUillll 1.000 MiIiH'XTS A n\\ NBXT time you think the traffic In sin^por« is BbOUl to drive you crazy, reratntb©* it's worB6 m Tokyo. In the Japanese capital. along with traAc snarls, honking horns and fearless taxi jockeys, you have swarn^ of
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    TAXI MEN 'ATTACKS' PRIVATE CARS
    133 10 TAXI MEN 'ATTACKS' PRIVATE CARS STKIKIM. bus and Urn driver s in the oil-boom sheikhdom of Bahrein an Ih r Persian Gulf are trying to drive private cars and lorries off the roads by open wartare. This "warfare" includes fixing nails m bottle cap* and corks, painting them dark grey
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      75 10 THE STBAMTS TIMES W^* ANNUAL F o« 1955 MS OiV SALE....PHKE $3. 75 and others are saying all who have seen it You Jfyifwfi fr l Ji e beautl should bu y v° Mr c °py n w a £h T his seems we a 9 ain expect the edition
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    SHOW TALK
    290 11  - SHOW TALK Michael Ruddy by AMID the welter of A divorces and separations, it's pleasant to note that romance still flourishes m Hollywood and that family life goes on and on. After church Last Sunday. I :lii> with Robert Young and his wife, celebrating 21 •ars of marriage, with their
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    'Legs' in new dressing
    97 11 \rOUXL never recognize your Old friend "Daddy Long l*SB when it reaches the screen (for the third time) <»M\ next year. Ihe childhood classic m •VnlCB Mary Pickford scored "M of her greatest triumphs lf». followed m 1931 hy a an remake, naa been rewritten from
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    6 11 GARBO: I tank 1 go home.'
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    DON'T MIX
    131 11 E \CTOR Charles Bickford E E <£* has a standing offer E E to ?om /^e Los Angeles E Chamber of Commerce. E E However, the star whose E E film career is booming E E wants to keep his activities E «.s /lead of several large E
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    Bridge Hand
    384 11 East-West vulnerable South dealer \y 9 8 6 3 WEST EAST ****** A X 7 2 <? A 7 2 lfl 4 076 ***** KQIO *9ff2 6 4 HOUTH AAJ 8 7 Tlm' biddißf? Somh VVrst North Raat I* Pass I A p as c, J V *'«<»«
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    HOLLYWOOD LOVES A LEGEND
    579 11  - HOLLYWOOD LOVES A LEGEND HAROLD HEFFERNAN iiiiin by Even when iiuiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii it is not miiiiiMMiMiiiimmiiitiiiinmiir Li S I B™^ lIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIf I EGEND frequently lias J little relationship to fact, yet somehow it weathers the years and grows with constant repetition until ii is often accepted as fact. Sam Goldwyn, for
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    EXIT THE GIRL IN BLACK
    326 12 ANNE EDW< iItDS and DRUSILLA BEYFUS say farewell to an old fashion-friend. Black and ent< j Colour, one Dion pi <ii black lading OUf Mid COIOUI i coming In Is the new from the Parl fashion scene Th< i Mich* i of Kt-iii .mi Prince
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    THIS DOOR NEEDS LESS MUSCLE
    58 12 ANEW SWlng-dOOr that require-; 'far Le6S muscle power to open" Is being designed by ,i Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. The door ("designed for Office^ and other public buildings" i, Is only halt an Inch thick and weighs rmi.si durably toss than most of today's swing
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    Dickens in fashion
    161 12 collar Rirl" sounds out of date now that the business girls' uniform Is a bright-coloured shirt with a brilliant skirt. Personally, we arc sad to prophesy the approaching end of black. Wo are .sad to sec it dying a slow death, that little black dress or suit,
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    He'll teach people how to breathe
    212 12 A REMARKABLE h,,,. breathe" clinic will be compiling its iirst list "patienus" m the Paj suburb of Nanterre. Instituted by mi eminen French specialist (Dr. R Grain) the clinic prom, medical revolution m that Dr. Grain is setting out to teach people nothing more
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      238 12 ho bj bßhr j^sP^ Ptß* h^ ICLUKI ACROSS: r nun v m OU( h sort nf u)y 1 A cliunif. 1 with v harbour In It, <<i 2). 'lh. l > A Way to sink pent (5, 3. 7 softly arched and probably 13 The number of rods m a
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    THIS puts L-I-F-E in your years!
    688 13 THIS puts L-I-F-E in your years! 0 s M» LivjLongei senes MOST people past 60 fall Into two weight s those who are overweight tor their ght because they are >ring too much fat and ose who are underweighi because they are enough. people who are overare more prone to
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    WORKING MAGIC WITH HORSES
    751 14  -  NORMAN LINDHURST He even makes IVy I\ world where most men dream only <>* drivini faster motor-cars, er«*< t and 56-year-old ex-Aus-trian Colonel Alois Podha.jskv dreams only of extracting still more perfection ffbm iiis matchless lirhlte stallions. VVhal the Colonel h&a accomplished with his horses Is
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    Sports quiz
    104 14 H) CftH you think of games thai rhyme with rolling, ro<krr. WMhi «lrt i ss? (2). What is a "MollborR?" (3), Who is thi* "odd mun out" here: Chla Boon Leonf,| Ong Chen Bee, Max Parker, B, Conttt? (4), How many obstacles should there hr m a two
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    Board's decision can cost Dower world title bout
    361 14  -  GEORGE WHITING By DOXINO promoter! *re likely to have to And »4 Imm £3000 for the privilege ot staging the Bntish fly-weight championship flght ordered oy the Board ol ControJ between Empire champion I'a. Dower, and the Lancashire ehainmaker Eric Marsden. Manchester,
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    WHY NOT A LOCAL BOY?
    199 14 Sports Letter I AM a tegular boxing fan and would like to tell you that quite a number of my friends, who are aUso fans, are all anxiou iS to see the Japanese boxer Mitsuo Yamamoto's debut m Singapore. But while that>. going on, we
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    AYR WIN IN 2nd REPLAY
    24 14 A jociation Football resull Scot- A Cup rourth round lecond replay owdenbeath one Ayr United "'"r ow. —R Reuter
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    Varsity beat Changi 3-0
    124 14 [JNIVERSI iv ol M.ii iya beat R< al Air Force Chanj I 8 0 m their i >iv, 1 hockej r winter ti rdai ii h 1 1 Varj llv pla/< d pirti hockey and earned Lheii with i.i t snappy attacl l(ir right Khin Yin
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    FRANK SEDGMAN BLAMES KRAMER
    315 14 TENNIS DECLINE F PRANK SEDGMAN, who almost single handedly brought the Davis Cup back to Australia, blames Jack Kramer for what he termed "a definite decline m world amateur tennis standards." Writing m the Melbourne Sun, Sedgman, the 1952 Wimbledon champion who Is now a touring
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    BOXERS RAISE $2,000 FOR CHARITY
    380 15 BOXERS RAISE $2,000 FOR CHARITY Gregory beats Woods: Williams outpointed Free Tress Boxing Reporter QERVICES boxers shimmed $2,000 into (lie Poppy Finid kitty with their action -packed programme last night at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Generally, the standard of ringcrafi was not high but the all-out fervour with which the
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    Seletar lack place kicker v. R.E.M.E.
    189 15 Seletar lack place kicker v. R.E.M.E. DOYAL Air Force Seletar li eat the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers yesterday at Alexandra m a match that brought lit— tl< m the way of thrills. t airmen scored 14 points coal and three tries) and RFME three (try). Put lor weak Place kicking
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    favourites topple on heavy track
    516 15 favourites topple on heavy track How they ran at K.L. races TOTAL POOL: $246,992 IST: *****6 ($66,688) 2ND: *****8 ($33,344) 3RD: *****1 ($16,672) STARTERS ($1,667 each). Nos: *****7; *****2; *****2; *****6; *****0; *****7; *****J); *****9; *****3; *****0. CONSOLATION ($1,481 ear h Nos: *****3. *****2; *****5; *****1; *****8; *****1; *****3; *****4;
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    RESULTS
    132 15 (X U l>( It litmklt KN SfclllM Siulltllll l\»lll>) (Km I l.okr (K\l i r.s h M.diui Featherweight < pi i:«>s s kai i l»i srl. Bfti Omi \i m lightweight I i>< I'm>us r (RAF) ht <pi Harrig (Arm: L < pi Hall i \,in\ i l-i LAC
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    ATTACK ON WORLD MARK
    54 15 Jacques Bellenger, France's champion sprint cyclist, is to make an a 1 1 nipt on November 17 at Milan on the world record (professional) for the standing start kilometre at present held by Britain's Harris. Harris set the record with a time of one minute 8.6
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    WEAK DEFENCE BY ALL BLUES
    207 15 RAF Changi 20; All Blues 10. ¥>OVAL Air Force Changi dominated their match against the Singapore All Blues yesterday at Thomson Road. Their winning margin would have been greater but for fumbled passes. The Blues appeared to lack stamina and their tackling was weak. The
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    Late try for Navy
    96 15 A NAVAL Base team yesterday beat Singapore Cricket Club "A" in a ru^by match on the padang by two goalfl to one goal Wolfe scored first for the Navy, and Harries converted. Within five minutes the club had equalised when Pi^ou broke through the Navy defence
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    ALI BABA BEST IN K.L. GALLOPS
    225 16 3f m 39 2 /5 on heavy track Free Press Count Correspondent 4 BRISK shower Ml m the early hours o! tliis morning and the Kuala Lumpur track was heavy when some of Saturday's probables came out for their grinding up gallops, aji Baba,
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    Bantams mix it in Poppy Day boxing
    46 16 picture. S\C McGuire (left), R.A.F. bantamweight, evades a fierce attack from A. B. Dunkley (RN) m last night's Combined Services Poppy Day Boxing Tournament at the Singapore Badminton Hall. McGuire gained a close points verdict. Report inside. Free Press
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    U.K. RUGBY UNION COUNTY GAMES
    25 16 Counl tuunplonshlp ni.t t hea Konl 'i ivi-i'-in Counties 3; Mi(i<ll 11 i; Ha'mp rilr*3; Suimx 3, Ox fordahire ■< Reuler.
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    DEATHS
    195 16 20 Word* .*>'» (minimum). on NOVEMBER 9 Major George Stan* n r > >• I R I FARELF Training Cenliei. beloved husband oJ Ph 111 X itherine, aa the result v! i ideni OH: M Oh Ghee Choo nee Choi Kirn Lian, 73, on 10. 1 1 54, a1
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    Filipino nears world record
    42 16 Filipino sharpshooter Adolfo Felicia no came within three points of the world shooting record with a small bore riflo yesterday as lie .scored 591 points while practicing for the 36th World shooting championships starting on Sunday m Venezuela.
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    This England line was a flop
    312 16 This England line was a flop WALES UNLUCKY F ENGLAND gained their J anticipated victory over Wales yesterday m the soccer international at Wembley by three goals to two, but it was a far from convincing win. Had not Wales been hit by Injuries after scoring the only; goal of
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    WEIGHTS FOR LAST DAY
    433 16 WEIGHTS for Saturday, Last day of the Selangor Turf Club's November Meeting at Kuala Lumpur, wore announced this morning as follows: CL. 4, I>IV. 1— 6 V. Bnowblase 9.00 Happy Life 8.00 Sealed Orders HID hirala 8.08 Strong and I ice s.oT Linkshlr II 8.01 Lord
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