Singapore Standard, 7 November 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it m s Vol. IV. No. 128. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1953. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    LIKE TO TAKE 'EM ON?
    371 1  -  PETER HILL They'll Pay You For It By THERE is a fistful of dollars not to mention a fare full of black eyes for anybody in Singapore willing and tough enough to give world heavyweight champion Rocky "Vl_-n-i_i.no or middleweight kingpin Carl (Bobo) Olson IX
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    BIG CASE FEVER CRIPS A TOWN
    153 1 Kuan- j ivi r an al- j involving tion with >\s narrow appropriation one -ard m ourt on It gi 'ru iti Ihi I Pr< lent Ses ions t nere the barges n of sums 600 .ant of ai i est has t] against
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    WORKERS CLASH WITH THE POLICE
    28 1 LONDON'. Nov. 6, (AFP).— More than 3.000 workers askI ing for wage increases had a eries of brushes with the Lonm police yesterday
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    STUDENT IS PIERCED BY A JAVELIN
    112 1 UNIVERSITY of Ma'aya student. Jerry Tan Keng Wah, 23, was pierced by a javelin yesterday at the University grounds in Bukit Timah. During a workout in preparation for today's annual sports, one of the participants made a throw. At (hat moment. Tan walked across
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    GEN. TEMPLER: NO TRANSFER
    62 1 LONDON. Nov. 6— (UP)— Authoritative quarters here said todav reports that Cen. Sir Gerald Templer. Malaya's High Commissioner, was being transferred to another post now that tbe Communist jnenaee was under control in Malaya were "premature wild gues-H-K__ Authoritative quarters said he would be returning to
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    CARNEY IN TOKYO
    17 1 ADMIRAL Robert E. Carney. U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, arrived in Tokyo yesterday. AP
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    Flowers For Queen
    46 1 photo. THIS radio photo from London last night shows Miss Der Yuen Low of Singapore, who won a senior prize for violin study, presenting the Queen Mother with a bouquet at a prize-Riving ceremony of the Royal College of Music in London AP
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    EIGHT KILLED IN EXPLOSION
    33 1 A GAS pocket exploded in the St. Helena goid n.nc. Orange Free State, yesterday, killing at least four Europeans and four Africans and injuring more than 30 Africans.— AP
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    NO LAW TO STOP TIN-CAN PHONES
    228 1 NO LAW TO STOP TIN-CAN PHONES KUALA LUMPUR. Fri There is no suggestion tha: the people in kampongs in Kelantan who use "tin-can telephones" should b e prosecuted uT_de r the Telecommunications Ordinanee 1950. a spokesman of the Teleeommunieation Department told The Standard. H e said there had been some
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    Stop Press
    24 1 PBBMfI k Glaseppc Mb late last n*:l>t recalled lfct Italia i Aim' i vni )r to l.uu 4 dou. ihum Uiumo. AFP
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    COUNCIL EXPECTS MORE REVENUE
    376 1 COUNCIL EXPECTS MORE REVENUE THE BUDGET Committee of the Legislative Council has increased the estimated $60 million income tax collection expected in MM 9& another Sh) million and revised the current year's estimated collection from S<o million to $85 million in spite of trade recession lorecasts. Because of this $10
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    $17 MIL. DROP IN REVENUE
    116 1 MALAYA EXPENDITURE SOARS TO $487%M. KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation suffered a revenue drop of over f17.000.--000 on its workings for the tirst nine months of this veai Total federation axpendl ture f«>r this I incl'idiug I ation* to 51 d,s and Set- 1 lleu-eata,
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    Rubber: The Good News
    618 1 AMERICA MAY AID -PRICE GOES UP CUMULATIVE effect of Indonesia's new rubber policy and news that- the United States was sympathetic towards the problem of aiding rubber producing countries, was a rise of 2 cents per Ib yesterday in the Singapore rubber market, bringing the price
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    KELANTAN GIRLS GIVE TO THE FUND
    160 1 KELANTAN GIRLS GIVE TO THE FUND TWO Kelantan girls. Lassain e Chee and Margaret Chee contributed four dollars out of their pocket money towards The Standard Toy Fund as a "small humble sift." Standard VA students ol the Anglo Chinese School. Kampar sent $'!0 which thcv collected f rom th<Mr
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    UP, UP & UP IN LONDON TOO
    43 1 UP, UP UP IN LONDON TOO LONDON Nov 8 (H iter) Rubber pricei rontin move upwards hu gl iii t In conformity with the il ter 1 H i o modi* i from ida, Tha with it the lnd I omn ind i*>
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    20 1 "Before I finally decide, we'll just see whether you're fatal to be worth \our salt here or not!"
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    DON'T GO-EDEN
    92 1 DON'T GO -EDEN LON HON. N »v. (Rcul it) 1 Mr. Anthony Eden. Ov I [gn Seci sd ng Bri tish busines men to Mo i -ow un the Bl »h Lonr-. Promotion of Intei Tra Tel ling the l if Common! th I tods v >lr. Eden the Council
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    VILLAGERS HACK 2 TERRORISTS WITH PARANGS
    211 2 VILLAGERS HACK 2 TERRORISTS WITH PARANGS KUALA LI'MPUR, Iri.— Villagers in Central Pahang killed two Chinese terrorists who tried to obtain food supplies from them. They hacked the two terrorists to death with their parangs. The tv.o terrorists have been identified as Chin Loh Kok, a branch committee secretary and
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    28 2 \\U If -HAMBIAH. retired -'I Mead Postmaster Kuuia l ed sway 5.00 r> m ■tl l Ring Kuala Lumpur 500 p.m 1 iv 71 h Move mber.
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    DRUNK FINED $5
    35 2 FOR disorderly conduct and being incapable of taking care of himself at Pagoh, Muar, Sew Teck Kok was fined IS by Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan in the Muar Magis- rate's court.
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    107 2 TO guard against any wastage of public money will be the main aim of Mr. S. S. Manyam (Lab. North) If he is elected to serve on th. City Council at the December elections In an eight-point mani festo issued yesterday Mr Manyam who retires from the Council and seeks
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    GURKHAS BAG A 'LUSTFUL' KILLER
    259 2 Terror Of Rasa' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Ah Ngon, olios Chin Chong, a top-ranking Selangor terrorist killed this week by Gurkhas in the jungle near Rasa was a killer who led many attacks against Europeans, according to details in a Federol Government communique issued today. Ah
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 2 COMMODITY PRICES ir CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore ve*_erday were* Bujers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 57 J 58 No. 1 R.S.S. 58 581 No. 2 R.S.S. 56. 563 No. 3 R.S.S. 542 54| Tone: Steady after irregular. ITN PRICF, The price of tin yesterday was
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    Union To Plan Action
    52 2 THF. executive committee of the Singapore Government Adistrative and Clerical Seri Union wfll hold an emery meeting next week to I :ion to achieve a settlement of cl iii is by temporary ks. ie mei ng will nlso decide on engag ng C■tn e] to fight
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    CUGAT SHOW FOR SERVICES
    63 2 X A VIER CUGAT and his troupe ot 'SO arti^t.^ will five a special matinee coin ert in the Happv WorM Stadium al 3.30 p.m. on Wed.. Dec 2 for members of the armed services and their wives. Thia >how will be sponsored by the Aimed
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    City Defenders Go 'Hawaiian'
    50 2 THE Singapore Civil Defence Association will stage a '"Hawaiian N:ght" at theii club in Kolam Ayer at 8 a"0 p.m. tonight. Those attending aie asked to be dtessed in Hawaiian style Hawaiian shirts lor men and skirt-and-blouse ensemble lor women, with flow ers and paper leis.
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    OXFORD MAN AS ADVISER
    66 2 SIR DAVID Kind-ay Keir, Master of Balliol College. Oxford who is to advise on medical education in tbe University of Malaya will leave Britain by air on Xov. 22. Tiie committee which he heads will consist of Mr. T. Pomfret Kilner. Nuffield Professor of Plastic surgery,
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    Four Bands To Beat Retreat
    66 2 FOUR bands will play together on Remerobn Dav (Xov. 10) for the bigg mony of Beating the Rett w'n uii Singapore has The ceremony will begin at 5.45 p.m. on the Padang. The bands are from the Royal Marines (Far East Station), the First Battalion,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    42 2 RONGKONG. Xov 6 Sne cial Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.72 to £1 sterling: $5 895 to -JS $1; $1810 to Maloyan $1: $0,190 to one Indones.an Rupiah; Gold $257 25 to on e tael.
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    New Order
    32 2 SINGAPORE Government yesterday gazetted an order enabling it to Jill any vacancy in the Legislative Council resulting from the absence on leav e of an officer holding a substantive ofiice.
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    JAMBOREE: SCOUTS ALL SET
    160 2 JAMBOREE: SCOUTS ALL SET PENANG, Fri.— The first Malayan Indaba organised by scouters wil! be held in Telok Bahang. Penang from Dec. 16 to Dec. 22. The State Commissioners of. Perak and Kedah have agreed to bring some ot their tents and as Penang's eight new tents have arrived the
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    5 2 photc. Cmsu.GencA,, i^JSa^^W sStLS Standard
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    TWO CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
    46 2 TWO men. Lee* Heng (M) Tan Ho .an J4) tatively i the Si pore Fift i Po C mr: ye bbery. i tiav< het fami... i $2,100 in anc jewc er 0 p.m. en 5 at tii- I \v Roa Both I
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    47 2 MR. F. K. HWRPROP. (above) Chief Electrical Inspector. Central Electricity Board. Kual.i Lumpur. tM represented Ike Federation. Singapore. Brunei. Sarau.ik and British North Borneo at the recent meeting in Bangkok on Electric Power organized bv the Ualted Nations Economic P— lswlf for Asia and the Far East.
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    DIRECTOR OF POSTS NAMED
    47 2 MR M 1. DURRANI sistant i'<^; >wt-< neral Hongkong, has been appointed Director ol I'< ts and P Services Department, Malaya The Secretary of State for the C ok fl ti Oppr > I the appointment. Mr Durrani is xpected In Malaya next m<
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    13 YEARS TO SETTLE DEBT
    50 2 AFTER _.<• was adjudicated a bankrupt In \hc Singapore High Court yesterday. Lim Sim Tien, man, <*iT. red to settle &-> debts within 13 years. His offer was accept t d, Lim. \v h n <_ c liabilities amounted to $1,550, will pay the Official
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    S'pore Boys To Camp At Eton
    67 2 S 'pore Boys To Camp At Eton MEMBER? ol the Boys' Brigade from Singapore aie among the vast (gathering numbering some 2.500 which will torm the In tern a tional Camp that will occupy the playing held, of Eton next summer. This camp i^ one of a series of events
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      304 2 BULLDOG GUINNESS STOUT STRONG MAN COMPETITION MM i*xxU OPEN TO EVERYONE Choose the strongest man and win $3,000 All Cuinncss Stout drinkers know that it is "Bulldog Br.ind ior Body Bu. lding". (udging by their strength, which of these men do you think dunks Bulldog Brand most regularly! I <____a____V^^^
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      196 2 OP/y/ T/L 6.00p.m. TQDa^\ GMND SEASGN i^( 4 ______r^^^ a^^ a _^r Dunhill' Cif. Holders Woollen R At $4.50 each. 60 x >i; Silver Or Holders Cam* w At $3.00 rach f mm l r "fsanlaip Pens and Pencils At $5.00 ?»oo (ace "bll!n\ Gents UipavSTl NOW $5.00 each. I-
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    STOREKEEPER GETS 10 MTHS.
    27 3 OONG, a I worke l FireCo.. yesterday Disil of ten irisonment. guilty I criminal i g to e of w. 000 was ocal
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    65 3 Mix> i k BARNES, „,,M(i'nt of the World I' H'.C... araa entertained lunrheoa party by Mi> M I Wee, president S ngapore Y.W.C.A. tbaj Restaaraal in the "»vc picfrora left): i lizabetfa hoy, Mrs. R trail Miss BarMrs. Wee, Mrs. < Goodf Mrs. !1.8. Mi i. I oh Poon M
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    Pays $50 For Sneeze
    28 3 Valley dt in the ifflc Court of drivting In a v her ah Roa i on A ig w <;_id: I ;ird 1 was
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    MALAYAN ART SHOWN IN UK
    22 3 MALAYAN ART SHOWN IN UK now ra li--3 of In: titutes < re- Mis s M. e< 1 the country, ee lust i-
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    New Appointment
    17 3 RECENTLY appointed AssisState Replanting Officer. Dindings, Mr Yee Yin Kong has a->umed duty at Lumut.
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    73 3 TWO-YEAR-OfJ) Rano, r of Mr. Sardul 1,1 Miuats an,j pays her re.pecta t o Sant Harnam Sia.h Ji. a Sikh prophet, in A riUt Kallang Airport yesterday. shortly wi 1.,- arrived i n an InAlryrayi skymaster 1 ■'••»> '"i Hainam Singh Jl accompanied by his "*3 Sin«h. who »-»;n his
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    WRONG TITLE
    47 3 LT. MOK THYE SUN, District Home Guard Officer, Tampin. has toll The Standard that Mr. Gan Kian Eiwee, who was rep nrte 1 on O t. 31 to have been shot dead, was the unpaid Company Commander, and NOT the Home Guard Adjutant, as reported.
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    72 3 MISS NANCY KHOK an air hostess, models a luht blue dress of saree material at Mrs. Doris Geddes* fashion parade held at the E. O. hotel. Penan?, recently. Doris Geddes will put on a show in the Ipoh Club today at 7. .'J0. Admissions will be by tickets priced at
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    Radio Will Bring Veg. Prices To Farmers
    295 3 SINGAPORE Government is fo launch a new service which will help Chinese farmers in the rural areas to get fair prices for their vegetables. From Monday, retail prices of 18 kinds of vegetables will oe broadcast everv day over the Chinese network of
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    INNER WHEEL STARTS DRIVE
    103 3 WHAT Is hoped to be one of the most successful drives for the benefit of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital will be undertaken this year by the Inner Wheel Ciub of Sinqapore. the women's section of the Rotary Club. Members are planning a large combination bridge, canasta
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    Hindu Marriage Bill Is Prepared
    220 3 Standard Staff Repot ter A BILL to initiate a proper system for registration of Hindu marriages in Singapore will be introduced in the Legislative Council by Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Haj (Lab. Rochore) soon. Mr. Raj, who has been working on the preliminary draft of
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    GOAT RUMPUS: MAN IS HURT
    65 3 TROUBLE about :> B raided a man to b M badly that he sustain l ■< iractmed skull iml three broken rib*. ihis w.i> revealed i' 1 ro Singapore Se District Court yesterday during the trial of a man name i Mi man was fnmi
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    Search On For 2 Girls
    68 3 Standard Staff Reportet SINGAPORE Police are still looking for the two young eirls who escaped lrom York Hill Girls' Home on Thursday afternoon by scaling a low wall. A police ipokesman lasl night released the names of the two girls who were serving sentence for
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    'Malaya Is Prepared To Beat Crisis'
    196 3 MALAYA is we'l-prcpared to overcome the present economic crisis, although the fall in rubber and tin prices has created a situation "in sharp contrast to the one two years ago." Mr. F. D. Giegh, the visiting International Bank, Asian Director, told The Standard yesterday.
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      22 3 lw xri LIUJI IS^VMfc^t 1 quality drinks^ > V >M|fe^ llThe ne**'e&Taste Thrill i&-^;4^MV\ Manufactured under lhc most hygienic conditions! Under constant supervision!
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    Adviser On Aquarium
    86 4 THE Singapore City Council may abandon the idea of securing the services of an export from Bombay to advise on the staffing and running of the proposed Van Kieef Aquarium and instead get an expert from London. Mil W.I. Watson, City Arehit| i > a ntemotaMum tu
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    Seminar For Dentists
    62 4 THE Word Health Organisation has invited the Government of Singapore Lo nomrnate senior people ip the dental profesalo botn in Government and in 'caching institutions, as delegates to a Dental Health Seminar to be held in W< lingto i, New Zeaand. i i Mav n< xt year.
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    Concrete Workers Are Now Jobless
    234 4 Concrete Workers Are Now Jobless SOME 100 workers of the Concrete Industries (Malaya) Ltd. in Singapore are now jobless. Yesterday, when they reported for work at the factory they i were told by the manage- J ment that their "services were no longer required." A notice telling them to collect
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    33 4 photo. A GROUP of workers of the Concrete Industries (Malaya) Ltd. waitins: outside the factory in Swaaage Koad. Singapore after they had been informed that the factory had closed down from yesterday Standard
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    Candidate Failed To File Returns
    392 4 '_4 Warning To Others' ABDUL SHUKOOR, a building contractor, anti a candidate for North Ward in the City Council Elect Imi held in Singapore on Dec. 6, last year, was fined a total of ,SBO in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. H c \va_
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    $3,000 FINE FOR RICH MANS DAUGHTER
    273 4 $3,000 FINE FOR RICH MANS DAUGHTER A SINGAPORE millionaire's daughter was fined $3,000 in the Third District Court yesterday for importing six gold bars, worth $12,000, into the Colony without a permit. She was 29-year-old Wong Wen Ha. daughter of Mr. Wee Yoke Kee, a Singapore millionaire art collector. She
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    Queen's Pilot
    151 4 THE British Overseas Airways Corporation have announced the names of the crew who will man the BOAC Stratocruiscr which will take their Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the first leg of their tour of the Commonwealth. Tlie Queen will board the .Stratocruiscr at London airport on
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    Two Rioters Bound Over
    72 4 LIM Kl Y PENG and Ek ng Guai chai members of an n over in th keep the mo:. 1 1 Court. A the E e Choon in Outram Ro_ I on B. 5 p.m. T in said thei sd been illfeeling betwi i n him
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    'SPIRIT OF AGE'
    24 4 THERE will be ture on The Spirit Age at the Singapore ii. Centre Tanjong Katong R on Sunday. Nov. at II
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    Raj: "Now I Back Render"
    166 4 Raj: "Now I Back Render" THt Rendcl Com mis sion reviewing Singapore's Constitution will be urged by labour Ie gislative Councillor. Mr C. R. Dasaratha Kaj to recommend powers to un officials to inii iate mea sures involving finance The Commission is to hold its inaugural session 17 A he
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    'Suitable' Graduates Are Chosen
    125 4 'Suitable' Graduates Are Chosen THE suitability of local medical graduates for Government posts is the deriding factor in their selection and rejection by the Public Services Commission, said Mr. W.M. Youn-.. Acting Establishments Officer for Singapore, yesterday. He was commenting on thc rejection of a number of first I year
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    City Wants SIT To Pay
    98 4 SINGAPORE City Council i> likely to de nand compensation from the Improvement Trust, if the Trust fOeg ahead with its plan to dt velOf) Covent Garden. The S.I.T. ha« drawn up a plan for the development of the slum ana bt tween Havelock and Kim
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    K.L. Lawyer Dies Of Heart Attack
    148 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fr:.— Mr. k. Benjamin, wellknown local lawyer, died of a heart a' tack at his home here today. Aged 05, he had been ailing for some time. H eni to his otlice this m ning as usual, but went n ne earlj
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    SOLDIER'S POEM LED TO ORIGIN OF POPPY DAY, SAYS GOVERNOR
    144 5 i'okm, icribbled in iri] nn a p*3£ orn i»n i soldier's notebook id u itten in 1916 duri lull in the second P of 1 PKS, w:ts the .i Poppy Day, the i pore Governor, Sir VicoHj said in a
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    57 5 photo. CxnUxxx cx iUU PjnS _kfi»« anJ two n'.r i i :L ,n st '„s.'r»»» Hongkong. arrived in SinaaTfcSl 2i_F* lfc V Par»^ Airways Skymaster last niyht. ii.xt J~5 n, k P**rsonal appearances at Majestic Theatre n xt wrrk They were met at Kallang Airport bv repre tentative, „f u,r
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    3 ARE TO QUIT ON A WARRANT
    59 5 ire City Police Mi J M < ebourn yesterday i i warrant 'a ho were unlawful OCCUpa- VT. land in Havrarranl was Issued tt tte and air. of th< Cn.-.vn Land long argument on ni alitii Bidya Devi Ming, against warI were advised
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    Geylang MYF
    8 5 >. -hip t 6.30 Tan Wah speaker.
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    CANDIDATES GET SET FOR A BIG DRIVE FOR VOTES
    236 5 CANDIDATES GET SET FOR A BIG DRIVE FOR VOTES PADANGS and open spaces in Singapore will draw extra heavy crowds every evening beginning tomorrow when 13 candidates lor the December Citv Council elections start their campaigns. Thw Progressive and the Labour Party will each hold two election tallies in Farrer
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    35 5 LIM CHEE TONG, a 54- year old Chinese tailor who i«> urgently wanted by the Penang Police, l.im is the holder of a replaced identity card. Anyone who knows his whereabouts should inform th police.
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    RATES MAY GO UP IN S'PORE
    487 5 If City Council Has To Meet Any Ritson Pay Rise THE citizens of Singapore were warned yesterday that if their City Council has to pay higher wages next year "even a comparatively small increase" it may result in rates and charges going up. The
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    Taxi Driver Saves Girl From Canal
    113 5 A FFW hours alter a young Johore "iri was rescued from i the Stamford Canal in Singa- pore ye>terday. she said she j was frightened. She would not disclose why she wa< frightened but >\\e re-! waled tiiat she had \)cen en gaged lo
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    'FUN AND FROLIC'
    33 5 THF. Sing a pore Hnrbou. Board Boys' Cl ib is holding a dance with "Fun and Frolics'* tonight at the Club's premises in Keppel Harbour, in aid off Club funds.
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    Open Door Aids Thief
    101 5 A THIEF walked through the unlocked back dooi of a house in Chancery Lane Singapore, o n Wednesday night and left with a pen worth $35 and $52 in cash. A BATU PAHAT ma n stay- in River Val ie.v Road lost his coat, two pen;
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    Burglars Fail To Get Through
    56 5 BURGLARS mad. an unsucce sful bid to break into v. a —-tore in Clyde Terrace. S gapore, recently. They mad* irge hole through the corrugated iron wall bui were prevented from entering the buildinq. because they wt re unable to shift some huge wooden which
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    Dr. Perlzweig Will Put Malaya's Case
    323 5 Standard Stall Reporter A SOUND economy in Malaya is today of international importance, Dr. Maurice L. PerlzwiM.,, the Jewisli leader from New York who is a consultant to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, said yesterday. Dr Perl2weig a Ided thai
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    Two Couples On World Flight
    87 5 TWO copies passed through Singapore by BO A.C. Con stellation yesterday on thi i flight round the world. Mr. Howard de S. Hodson. retired American business executive, from California arrived with his wife on their way to Bangkok. They had travelling together e v ?r
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    SHB Chief Asked To Re-instal Radio Set
    221 5 SHB Chief Asked To Re-instal Radio Set THE Singapore Progre -ive Party has written to the Chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board asking permission for the re-installation of tiie community wireless tet lor labouren in the S.H B Labour Lines in Keppel Road Mr. S. M. Vasagar. a member of
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    Aw Gives $10,000 To Kowloon School
    131 5 MK. AW BOON HAW. in responsi- to aa appeal from Rev. Kr. P. Toner, headmaster ml U.ih Van < ollree. Kttw loon, has donated a further SI O.OOO to the xrhonl for Ihr purrh »>r of furniture aud equipmrnt. Mr. Aw learnt of thr
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    Only Four Spoke On Budget
    196 5 Only Four Spoke On Budget ONLY four Singapore City Councillors had anything to ny aboui the Budget which was paned at a spec ial meeting yesterday. One Of them. Mr. Phill p Williams (Lab. Rochore) opposed the increased water rates on certain commercial establishments and demanded a revision of the
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    26 5 SELANGOR Norma' students Will hold a social anu ,i from ;> to p m in the Vi. toi a Institution Hall, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday
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    Five Years For Carrying A Revolver
    34 5 CIUA HENG boo in the l I.M. I 1 '•> I I i I "It I I I three ore I i -ion <»f A |g m inr b
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      25 5 TANJONG MALIM will celebrate Poppy Day with grand international dan< at the Tanjong Ma lim Club, won 1.30 p m to I a.m.. lon el
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    670 6 E greet the announcement that the Singapore Social Welfare Department will next v< ar conduct p irvi living conditions in the rural districts. asm. nown officially and in detail about :.ietly, and in what manner, the pooi of SingaI do, in fact, exi We cio not even
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    248 6 Review of Views Chinese School Books N ANYANG SIAXG PAU is non-committa! In its apprai- sal of the Government move B to centralise all books for I Chinese schools. c I* urges careful consideration B in composing the same B material for all schools. B One question that has. to
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    1286 6 They Shall Be Cast Into The Slums.. By MALAYAN ho concludes his account of rtOU a prOa|ftrrotia hotiaini project for 1 1 s u|»|»«>r middle class is affecting a noighltoiiriug rural roanauunily In Sin M |iore. I he fir-l jiarl of this article va» published on Tlmr-day under '%k v
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      197 6 Sir: -J think it is high time i our political parlies demand that Government ban racialist and religious propaganda from our newspapers and radio. If Government considers md righlly so that propa- 1 ganda calculated to foment hatred of one class against thc other is
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      SUPPORT THE TUNGKU
      153 6 SUPPORT THE TUNGKU Sir;— l am not an UMXO member nevertheless, it is difficult for me to disagree f with UMNO's action in 1 burning copies of the 3 "Warta" and "Qalam" at A Johore Bahru last Thursday. A Both these papers had 3 been carrying out cheap R propaganda
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      48 6 Sir: I suggest that we should forge! obout the University at present, or\d devote that money, plus the $2 30 million that the Govt, have stowed away somewhere to rebuild th* slums. That, I th,nk, would pay the i highest and quickest dividends "A ROOMER" Singapore.
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      193 6 Sir: Those who /eel sqeemish that Tungku Abdul Rahman should have discarded his "respectability" by joining the "mob" i n exposing the racialism of both these fanatical papers should well ponder th. ugly consequences which would certainly befall ug if a n and sundry are allowed free
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    MP Flays US Moves In Egypt
    95 7 >\\ Nov. 8 (UP) A r oi Par- I bitterly today ism" oust Britain ard down ihe ror ten year < ation was K. Powell. nd professor 1 \< < f> of ol American from Sir Winston ative Party nent with 'lie Sue/ B
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    They Roll Up To See Her Roll Her Hose
    88 7 CROWDS roll u u when Sydney's Judy Ann dark rolls up her stockings in store window there. lady, who won the title "The Girl With Australia's Loveliest rLefS," is employed to demonstrate the correct way to put on and take off
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    Nixon Pledges To Befriend Chinese
    295 7 HONGKONG, Nov. 6 (Reuter)— Mr. Richard Nixon, visiting Vice-President Of the Tnited States, last eight drank a toast here with 200 Chinese businessmen to "friendship eternally between the peoples of China, the lnited States and the British Commonwealth." r Mr. Nixon who proposed the toast
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    'I WILL KILL MY BRITISH WIFE': COL. AT TRIAL
    216 7 'I WILL KILL MY BRITISH WIFE': COL. AT TRIAL CAIRO, Nov. 6 (AFP) An Egyptian Colonel on trial for h/s life told the court today that he was ready to repudiate his British wife and kill her afterwards if that could please the court. Colonel Abdel GhafTar Osman, former Chief
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    Day Goes To Nightclub
    29 7 photo. HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP: Doris Dav and Marie Wilson get together for a little chai a_ they meet at the Moeambo nightclub in Hollywood recentlv A.P.
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    82 7 EVELYN HARTLEY, 15--year-old daughter of Professor Richard Hartley of La Crosse School's Biology Section. She disappeared while baby-sitting at La Crosse, Wisconsin. Polite found a trail of blood leading from the house and stretching for two blocks. It i.s thought that the girl may ha\> been taken to i
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    CEYLON SEEKS LOAN FROM UK
    64 7 LONDON 7 Nov. 6. (Reuter). Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, Ceylon's Finance Minister, arrived here by air from Colombo last night i°r economic and financial talks with the Bri: wii Government At London airport he said the purpose of his visit was to arrange a sterling loan—
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    TWO SHIPS SINK
    22 7 TWO unidentified ships are believed to have burned arui sunk i n the Sea of Japan la>t night. UP
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    MAURICE CLARE DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
    295 7 Standard Music Critic MAURICE Clare gav e a delightful violin recital in the War Memorial Hall last night before a most appreciative audience. Barbara Harrison accompanied, and the recital was sponsored by the Musical Society. Despite a certain metallic quality, a sort of "buz./", in the
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    TRIESTE: RUSH TROOPS QUELL RIOT
    271 7 TRIESTE: RUSH TROOPS QUELL RIOT British Tommies GetColdShoulder TRIESTE, Nov. 6, (Reuter) British ond American troops with bayonets fixed rushed to the centre of Trieste today to help police who had fought a gun and grenade battle with Nationalist' Italian demonstrators through the morning. Fust reports thai four demonstrators a
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    US To Conduct New A-Tests
    212 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 <rP)-Tne lnited States will conduct new atomic tests in the Pacific next spring and may explode the worlds first "practical" hvdrogei. bomb, informed sources indicated today. The tests would be carried r out by Atomic Task Force j Seven probably nt Bikini,
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    Bevan In 'Shadow Cabinet'
    79 7 -.DON. N»v 8 <R< l Mr. Anaurln H< wc. *'i -i.il left-wing leadi i proved hi i tion li I ninth in •mg foi 12 e II" i of 4 h. Bevan, burly v. |0 the 1 ed "i .'ty pa; i i In th«» ballot
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    17 7 i r found < I Brit i i r tha Dei Sh i
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    Indian Troops May Be Used
    85 7 PANMUNJOM, Nov. 6— (AP) Displaying growing i irritation at Red tactics. I.t. J Gen. K. S. Thi may ya said to- I day he would USB Indian troop- j if necessary to complete inter- j I views ot anti-Red Korean and J Chinese prisoners. Thimayya.
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    Girl (13) Starts Phone Romances
    85 7 KITCIIEXKR. Ontario. Nov. 6 (AP)— Police said yesterday a lot of innocent husbands are getting the silent treatment or worse in this area from indignant wives. A 1.1 year-old girl was held responsible. Her game was picking names a t random from the telephone hook
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    A NEW ORDER FOR GUIANA
    78 7 LONDON. Nov. 0 (AP) -The British Government Thursday night submitted to Pa; lament an order creating an interim administration for British Guiana under close Bri'ish supervision. The order also formally suspended '.he Guiana Cm. I tution which w;is actually suspended lasl month after the ouster
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    NEW RECORD BY STRATOJET
    68 7 LONDON. Nov f> (AP).A United States Air Force 847 Si ratojet B > nbei the stormy North Atlantic in j 4 houi s Bnd 4:'. minutes terday, clipping minutes oil the previous i>e-t j timp for the i un. Aided by LOO-mile-pet-hour tailwinda, the bombei reached
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    POLIO FILMED
    27 7 POLIO virus b i tured :n photographs t;ikcn bj a powei im microscope, ii announced in A nt i ica VI tr i day.— AP
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      237 7 2UieERJINCLOSKNGPRICES Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 6. Thc following are the closing or.cn ot rubber and tin on the London market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN S P°* 16^d. Spot £620 per ton D. .imber 16id. buy.r, £625 sellers. Jon March 16id. Three months £608 Apr June 17 Id. buyers, £609
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    CREW ASKS NAVY INTERCEPT SHIP
    118 8 HONGKONG, Nov. 5 (Reuter)— Captain O. T. I'gl.iii.L Norwegian master of the 1,612-ton Panamanian freighter KI Brenon, said here yesterday a number of his Chinese crew had asked the Nationalist Chinese Naw to intercept his vessel while between Hongkong and Pusan in South Korea last
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    EX-JAPANESE TRAWLER SOLD
    74 8 THE Tat Ann. an ex-Japan-ese trawler which was at one time run by the Ministry of War Transport immediately after the occupation, and later bought by the local Chinese firm of Tat Hoa Shipping, has been sold. Her new owners are the Kee Hock Shipping Company, of
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    FREIGHTER CREW REBEL OVER FOOD
    50 8 FREIGHTER CREW REBEL OVER FOOD EUREKA. California. Nov. 6. (Renter) United States Coastguard officers boarded the 7,252-ton American freighter SeaclitV when she docked here from Japan last night to investigate reports of 'rebellious action" by some of her crew. The trouble aboard the ship was over food, it was stated.
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    35 8 SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. 6. (AP) Pan American World Airways yesterday announced it will furlough 8M junior pilots on Dec. 20 as a result of government termination of PA A's Korea a:rlift contract.
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    New Company Manages j Shell Tankers
    149 8 New Company Manages j Shell Tankers Standard Shipping Reporter A NEW company. Shell Tankers Limited ha s been formed to operate tiie Shell Group's tanker fleet of two and a half million deadweight tons. It is a subsidiary of the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company Limited, one of world's "Big Three" oil
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    Australia Signs Air Convention
    62 8 AUSTRALIA has ber ome the twentieth state to sit;n tlie Rome Convention of \9r>2. according to an announcement made by tiie International Civil Aviation Organization. The convention, concluded in Rome last autumn, specifies the rules and the limits of liability in the case of an aircraft
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    EXPLOSIVES FOR INDIA
    56 9 NEW DELHI. Nov. 6 (Renter) lhe Government of India anrl Imperial Chemical Industries yesterday initiated a contract to set up a new three* million sterling companv to make commercial hi£n explosives in India. Technicians and management stall will be provided by the British firm until Indians can
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    Artificial Barriers Hold Up UK Trade
    337 9 Artificial Barriers Hold Up UK Trade LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Mr. Peter Thnrneycroft, President of the Board of Trade, said here last ni^ht that man-made obstacles, tariff harriers, government restrictions and the "cold war" wore holding up Britain's essential exports and though she was still holding her own share of
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    SHARES
    77 9 MALAYAN In I i trial i an I tin shan s were ei a resull «>f the in r a e in over Of R ever res ooi the betl t the rubber marki L B nver< Sellers Ni I i Gamo Sti aits '1 i I IM»I STRIA
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    Trade Mission
    27 9 A BULGARIAN t r a d e ion haa arrived in Athens —the lir Uie war —to negotiate a trade agreement between the iwo Reuter
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    U.S. FOOD STUFFS
    27 9 NEGOTIATION'S for the sale of American surplus foodstuffs under the 1953 Mutual Security Act have begun inEuropean capitals, the Briti h Treasury announced. Reuter
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    PRODUCE
    56 9 THE p e I bu -pr;i for nient i Coconut oi! iih buy*. Singapore pn Cper picul) Gambier $210 B $280: betel nut $2U (S l (whole); copn $3*. oil $m (sel lei G $2.")(); Pepper S -hi l I white); $3.15 (Saruv $Uir> (Lampftiit B ark) 1\ $14i
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    Washington Move Steadies Rubber
    102 9 Standard Market IrfMirler THE rubber market in Singapore %r*tcrdae steadied on tin- news thai lhe I nited Stale* < \aniiiiiii" llic prapoaak made l.v llic Itulih. r Slud% Group meeting in I ortdoit. Rubber I .it about 57 cc per l!>. o\ < W* day' \v.
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    64 9 WAST i N j he Co J t I l r I a mg to i of thi Intei ip Output in 1 a lion of i bei 1,1 1.070.50(1 in J S< Bti j r. in n n and China led in m I in Ja
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    734 10 SOLOMON TO PLAY IN S'PORE MUS IV VO/7V MIY "AIVACMiIfSfS 99 'rn AT celebrated pianist, Solomon, is to give a recital in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday, November 29, under the aus|_iee s of the Musical Society. He will also give a recital in Kuala I.umpur. Since he mi
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    ROAD TO STARDOM?
    1447 10  -  Gaynor Raynes By 'AN YOU SINCi?" I lay back musing. In the presence of friends, modesty prevents an affirmative answer, but in the bath where, mysteriously, we can all make ourselves temporary Lauritz Melchiors and Kathryn (iraysons. we siv "Sing? Well that wasn't bad was it? At
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    51 10 UNTIL eighteen months ago Anne Bancroft was a New I York television actress who thought fresh air was strictly tat athletes. Then 20th Century Fox put her under contract and brought her to California. One dip in the Pacific Ocean and she suddenly became a
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    508 10  - OF MEN AND MUSIC Bill Webb Jones fhygfh MENTION recently of the successful tour of the Australian National Ther ilJ[ e Movement who chose "The Consul" as their showpiece raises the question Is there money in modern opera? In some places it appears that the answer is "yes." Two men
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    YOU CAN SING WITH CUGAT
    360 10 XW II K CUGAT. always wanting to advance South American influence to all parts of the world, has instructed Mr. Leo Levitt. his personal advance agent, to do everything possible to help further that interest. Mr. Levitt has decided to surprise Mr. Cugat by staging
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    183 10 BARRY OLIVER'S 'STAGEDOOR' Tha winner will rereive an original Xavier Cugat loving cup. plus other ptizes. and all entrants will be presented with an autogr iphed picture of Xavier Cug it The eliminations will be held at the Cathay Restaurant at a date to bt- announced later, by this paper.
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    RUGBY MEN READY TO DO BATTLE TODAY
    658 11  - RUGBY MEN READY TO DO BATTLE TODAY BILL MOSS Mixture Will Blend H AFTER the friendly matches throughout the length and breadth ot country last month the players should b*VC had the necessary tune-up t„ dn battle in the UMS Malaya rugby -tition which starts today. In the north Perak
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    74 11 Singapore (ity Councillors hav P donated f >. Invest i hal! r.^4- tup lor Citv Council inter-deparlment sacceff Yo;n■M tition. The two-foot cup (above) is a replica «>i (icrinan roatbaal Association Trophy and wa s spedaUy ordered from Germaaf by Winston's Sports shop of Singapore. Thr Klectricity Department uill meet
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    311 11 SINGAPORE sports writers. local sporting promoters and B larKe party of army baskethall enthusiasts were treated lay to a 30 minute ng, laugh rocking film of the latest tour of the Harlem Globe Trotters. the famed Ami rican basketball team due to arrive in
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    47 11 BRISBANE. Nov. 6 (Renter) —The tirst major upset of the Australian Lawn Tennis season occurred today with the defeat of Australian champion Ken Rosewall by his Davis Cup teammate Rex Hartwig in the semi-Anal of the Queensland St_;te Championship, Hartwig won 2-6, 6-3, 7-5. f>-2.
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    24 BOXERS FOR FINAL SELECTION
    226 11 SINGAPORE Amateur Boxing Association last night picked 24 youths for training for the annual West Australia vs Singapore boxing match in Australia next Those selected are Atom: Abdul Aziz bin Harun. Michael Brennan. Gnat: Brian Isaac. Rl Rahirn. Midge: Lloyd and ter Abeysekara. Mosquito: Lnzaroo.
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