Singapore Standard, 10 November 1953

Microfilm: NL2298
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    20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD HJGG it M 'X Vol. IV. No. 1.11. SINGAPORE, Tl FSPAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19.->3. TWELVE PACES. 10 tENTS.
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    YOUTH DIES AT MURDER SCENE
    181 1 ifl Reporter e inve m, whosi is wine] I >n y inxi hh i ore nil -1 *i I between M and 29 She wore a White lact I and y maroon-co oured .vknt. Part of h<>r underriotbtaf had been ripped away. A Police spokesman
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    DOCTOR APPEAL: VERDICT FRIDAY
    60 1 Hill foi that ipei <- Y•■ i no >pei m was .the He further submitted that the trial Judge in 'lis siirnnitag up, had failed to make the defence case clear t<» the Jury. led had nuch impoi tan *e on of the woman. Tee Bee
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    OIL STRIKE IN BORNEO
    57 1 FLARES have been seen 50 miles south of Jeaselton. around K;:a'.a Penyut, where it is known that Shell Co»npany men have been drilling ;ily for oil. It is believed from usually ii ccs that oil has been struck in the area. The Royal Dutoh Shell Company
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    Remember Latiff, The Pavement Painter? 5- Year Plan for Him
    261 1  -  JOHN COOMBES By Standard -Staff Krporter TIIK Singapore Chapter of ih e Junior rhamh.r national will help to pay tor the educa!?™ of -old Abdul La.i.l MoWdto who hi been wandering around Singapore hotels and oav"? h" n S p
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    THE ALLIANCE WINS ALL FOUR JOHORE SEATS
    132 1 -Y/i*hout A Fight JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. More than s, <)()<) regisl in the Johore Bahru T< \vn C( II v. aids Will ::u 4 go to the polls in December. AH ,r"< cont< the three wards at Tebrau, Mo ek and Non Chik
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    SLAIN WOMAN WAS WAITRESS
    43 1 A RESTAURANT owner in Upper Pickering Streel lale la nighi disclosed t°at the tan. who was fo dead in Bi.nley Road early yesterday was a waitress in his employ. The owner said the girl's name was Ong Ah Frm.
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    THE FOX AT BAY
    25 1 Thi s A.P. photo of Messadef in court was radioed from Tehera,, to london and the n to Singapore la>t niuht.
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    THE TOY FUND NEARS $8,000
    140 1 PERAK SCHOOLCHILDREN DO THEIR BIT Standard Staff Reporter Tilt pupils of Standard Four. Methodist Knulisli School i n Ayer Da war. Perak yesterday sent $14 as their contribution to The CJnistma.s Tov Fund. In a letter th*"V .said: "ThoujJh tli r sum appears tn W
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    SHIPS STEAM SOUTH FOR CHINA'S RUBBER
    306 1  -  BERNARD WILLIAMS Blockade Busters Due tnSinaapov* As.. By Standard Shipping Reporter SINGAPORE is expecting shortly on unprecedented influx of ships from Hongkong or China, following the recent conclusion of a 130,000-ton rubber deal between Indonesia and Communist China. The mass movement of ships towards
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    ...An Easier Market And A Higher Price...
    231 1 COLOMBO N ,v. B Tl i here predicted tod that I r pi prod i< lion w ill i fia*« decision I i They pointed m I th il the Ind move wou mai ties tor tradii Futur< ii China is buy i
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    Wife Is Stabbed, Husband Missing
    62 1 Wife Is Stabbed, Husband Missing k LOR sra m m .1 Chine m 9 17. Mid la have I d months, u m il ib M■ n i I I I:- i inipl,. |j M house i I" ii, >t aboni 3tf i.m t i thru nr\i room nrichli llf.nd
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    GREEN LIGHT FOR CAR MEN
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    Behead Me' Mossadeq Defies Court
    297 1 Behead Me' Mossadeq Defies Court TEHERAN, Nov. 9. (Reu-I ter). Dr. Mohammed Mossadoq banged a table with his fist and told the court martial trying him at Satlanatabad prison near here today: 4> l am not going to attend the coming sessions even if you cut off mv head." Tbr
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    10 1 **I cleared my throat in an auction room!*'
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    PENNEY BACK
    17 1 siji v. I i Brit ■'I I Aw ,n ii i irtiv<hi iu L\jii Reuter
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    UNESCO MAN DUE
    140 2 I OLLOWING Ike opening \this week of its SJH.UOO Work < .imp at Tanall M« rah. the Singapore Youth Council will I play host to Mr William 11. illi n k. I'merammc Specialist, Departnteal of I duration, United Nation I'i m itional, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, whose
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    Curfew On Three Villages Likely
    143 2 Curfew On Three Villages Likely JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— A 24-hour corfew is pxpected to he clamped soon on Kulai, Senai and Sail ng new villages, some of the worst bandit ridden areas in Johorc State, if conditions do not improve The Standard understands. M i stated that if the punishment
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    NEW FARMING EFFORT URGED
    250 2 Officers Meet To Plan Increased Rural Products KI'ALA LUMPUR, Man.— With rubber prices almost in the doldrums, the Member for Agriculture, Tun^ku Ya'acob. today called for a doubling of efforts towards agricultural pursuits. Speaking at the opening of a seven day conference for senior Agricultural Officers
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    Hearing Of Libel Case Is Put Off
    89 2 HEARING of a libel action rough t by a Hongkong ginger gainst the paper. Feng Pao, /as adjourned in the Singapore IIj 2 h Court yesterday i counsels for the plainLfl and defendant disclosed iiat a settlement was in view. The singer, Miss
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    Tribute To Mr. Benjamin In KL Court
    131 2 Tribute To Mr. Benjamin In KL Court KIWI. A LUMPUR. Mon F- leration .Judicial Department an 1 the Seiansor Bar to lay paid tribute to the late Mr K K Benjamin who \va? :ibo(i as "a servant of the ani a good friend Sir Charles Mathew. Federation Chief Justice said
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 2 COMMODITY PRICES CI.USIN a ruhbei prices fronts per Ih in Singapore w»(err!av Buy< ra Seller* No 1 It S S Snot Loose *>;»: :>ai No. 1 K.s.s 562 No. 2 R.S.S 54 J A K.s s. 523 55] Torn-: Steady quiet riN PKIf b The vi-.ve ut vc&ter day was
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    CHALLENGE BY MR. MANYAM
    96 2 MR S. S. MANYAM, one of ■an lidates in the forth1 1 ling elections, yesterday i ued a challenge lo Mr. Lim Choo Sye. ami Mr. S. 11 Alhabsht, Ins ri\als in \h.North Ward, to address the public o n a common platform at Farrer Park
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    WENT AGAINST THELIGHTS, $50
    29 2 BUNDEB SINGH o l c, H >ad, wa tine i $50 v, terda i F A Chua .i to 'a at Road buu-i on JuJy
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    NO FEAR OF EVICTION FOR THIS FAMILY
    291 2 NO FEAR OF EVICTION FOR THIS FAMILY LAST NIGHT, blind KncMe Darmi. together iritli her (!-i!>{/!<ci son and 12-year-oM daughter, slept for the first linn* in muny years i» their «iivn bra*;d new, snu^ little home without fear of Month 1\ rent or eviction. The house, yellow frith green doors
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    BANDITS ARE OH THE DEFEHSIVE, CLAIMS HARDING
    170 2 BANDITS ARE OH THE DEFEHSIVE, CLAIMS HARDING LONDON, Nov. 9. (Reuter).— Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Chief of the British Imperial General Staff said here last night, that the improvement in the terrorist situation in Malaya continued but no one could afford to relax. "The initiative is ours and the
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    Taxi-Driver Refused A Passenger
    171 2 A SINGAPORE steno- grapher, Mrs. B. R. Mealin. told the Singapore Citv Police Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourne, yesterday that a taxi-driver refused to let out his taxi for hire without a reasonable rxcuse. when she approached him on Sept. 18. ai a taxi stand in
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    4 IMPORTED OPIUMCHARGE
    62 2 FOUR MEN Li. in T -k Chew. Vong Wong, Tan Yee Leong aiid Chcu Ah Po-ip. won 1 charged in the Si n£,r Fifth Police Court yesterday i importing eight pounds <>l raw opium into the Colony. Lian and Yong were manded In the central lock- p
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    4 ARTISTS HOLD BALI ART SHOW
    201 2 FOUR «eH-ktiovn ChineceH artists from Singapore last year visited Bali paradise of painters under the aus;of the British Council. Yesterday they held a joint exhibition of over KiO paintings of their impressions of the island. The four artists are Messrs Liu Kang. Chen Wen
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    SNATCH THIEF
    24 2 u a rroni «r;.ii o R.. Singai ore :1 morning I < way on hi.. bi< rcpoit V«i aiadc to lac i ui^c,
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    'The Mikado' At The Vic
    61 2 Tnr Singapore TcaH, e will Tnc Mik v Gilbert Sullivan on >•, j the Vi( tor.., u al '.I):; lished ronage ol the Governor i Singi hn Ni and th< (om n ioi ei Mr. k 1 eal foi the two i i n >i
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    Cadets Get Rewards
    124 2 .s: iml.u-tl Staff Reporter SIXTY EIGHT smart younff men yesterday marched proudly up to the Commandant of the Singapore Volunteer Corps. Lt. Col. T. J. HuU'hinson, R. A., and received their Cadet Efficiency Certificates the reward for months of intensive training. Fourteen cadets nearly all from Victoria
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    Young Girl Helped To Run Lottery
    54 2 Young Girl Helped To Run Lottery GOH ENG LUNG, i o!d girl months' limp e impi in the Sins ri I of a I lion a woman < •lo k R->.. l i ram? along ed, S'-. it one n h. r j hand. The buiKi a h; lief, coi
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    Russian Tin Ore Deposits Unknown
    181 2 Russian Tin Ore Deposits Unknown RUSSIAN tin nsc: todax exceed 100,00-> by a wide margin," but the remoU nr^s cf the d<po and vciy low re from their ore make Ru self-suflicicncy in tin improbable, according to reliable \v< item wthßttft lust rtleased. Sin eommodity tai hnve I tently omit'.
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    40 Men, 2 Women Become Citizens
    34 2 40 Men, 2 Women Become Citizens I I FO i S I I T Kit I a II Loon Ko A 3 Hi K«<k I I W Tan I f H A I if]
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    Society Member Is Tried for Murder
    87 2 Society Member Is Tried for Murder A SECRET society im-nibcr, r.,,i Kwcc Mifl >t trial in the Singapore I i M cha eof i and another charge of attempted niurd< i i <)•) the I. iv him Jii 19 I Kiat a I !i <\ ki I. am- after Tan
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    10 FOR WOODWORK
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    Joint Bady Will Meet Here Dec. 9
    7 2 Joint Bady Will Meet Here Dec. 9
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    Modern Million $ Factory For KL
    37 3 Modern Million Factory For KL M 1 1 \IPURi %1 n million dollar to be built io I imp ur will be K d with the latest from both the lorn and the I Of] lone -v
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    Imam's Son Is Drowned
    7 3 [AM 1 1
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    Stakes Are In Code: Expert
    94 3 i and 1 0,000 y in admitted thj numbers h i bn the s 'ip w ing i t said he had uti them wl irrested, !>v the p A IL- had been arreste i in a ra i on a house in 1" i
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    ALLIANCE GAINS TWO WARDS
    591 3 WITHOUT A FIGHT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The UMNO MCA alliance today gained two out of five wards in the Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections, scheduled for next month when nominations closed at mid-day. Both Mr. Ong and Mr. Cheah, incidentally, were retiring councillt r<> after their three
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    88 3 MR. MAI POH Till AN (left), a tobacco pfauitef from Deli, 111— fllil. who arrived in Singapore from Baaskok recently with his wile ""I two children link kie Hi) and Mieney (13). Mr. I.iau, who had heen in Bangkok these I i-t six months visiting his parents, told Th«« Standard,
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    CELEBRATIONS FOR PROPHET
    117 3 tOPH ET M »h imme l f s >irthday this year will h<> i on a gran I s i\2 by 1 i i immunitj of 3 re. th birthd ly .f t l i<> 7>v jphet falls on Nn \H im dev evil] at ten i
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    60 3 Mr and Mrs. C. P. Cathlre>ee pictured here alter their wedding l he Wesley 'hun-h. Kuala Lumpur. Krv. (i. J. Teilmann and Kev. J. V. Avadurav officiated. Mrs. athiresee is the daughter of Rev. J. A. P. Oswald and was a teather at the Methodist English School. Banting Mr. Catklrespp
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    A Raja Lays A Wreath
    23 3 photo. The Kaja Bendahara of Perak lay* a wreath a t the Taipin« Cenotaph on Rt*niembrance Day. Standard
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    For China Post
    27 3 Mr. I). Maracesaa, newlyappoiated Indim OmmilGreaeral in Shanghai arrived in Singapore yesterday from Bombay. H<* leaves Siagapore today for Hoagkoag <> n hoard the Saathbl.
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    TAIRING SERVICE FOR WAR DEAD
    172 3 T AIRING SERVICE FOR WAR DEAD IMPING, Mrn.— Taiping's tribute to the War Dead held at the Cenotaph yesterday in ideal weather was the most Impressive seen for years. Before the appointed time, lir^e crowds had taken up vantage positions on the lour sides of the Esplanade. Heade i by
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    Man With $1 In Belly Claims Trial
    142 3 IPOH, Mori.— When 23-year-ol 1 Chong Fong Siew claimed trial to an impersonatfon charge, the prosecuting officer, ector M. Balasumdrjm, asked Magistrate Che Abdullah Gh tzalli to remznd the accused t)i a week. "We want to recover an exhibition a one-dollar note which
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    DRIVER FINED
    44 3 DRIVER FIN ED RAUB, Mon.-K. Kali a 1 driver employed by the Lin Seong Bus Co., Raub was nned R bv the President of .r.€ Sessions Court, Mr. E. M 3 ,11 wood, for driving a motor bus in a_neghgen» manner, on Oct. 15.
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    NEW VILLAGE NEEDS SCHOOL
    86 3 IPOFI, Mon. A school Is ••it v required to educate children of :<.")•) Malay families in the new Malay settlement at Kampong Banjar in the Dindirms district. Sirn-e their resettlement there, about a year ago. these children hav-j? been without education and their parents e recently
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    21 Died OF Pneumonia
    72 3 OF the 151 deaths in the i ony for the week end i Oct. 31, pneumonia caused 21, enteritis 17 a"<J tuberculosis 10 deaths. There wore 58 CAfCf r »l i tuberculosis reported for the i week en-Jed Oct. SI, is against 43 cases reported the
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    KAMPONG FOLK LEARN OF A FREE SERVICE
    223 3 KAMPONG FOLK LEARN OF A FREE SERVICE THE SINGAPORE Fit? Bti--ade while touring kampongs 7. .ntW to teach villagers the bas!? drill in nre prevention. m ad e a stranse discovery The brigade officers l"i>nd that there ar 0 still thousands, 3 kampong dwellers who think calling the flre brigade
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    RAILWAYMEN TO OBSERVE FESTIVAL
    38 3 THE Hindu OiTl<vrs of the I i: tyan Railway Department, Singapore, will conduct the •Satlmrihi" festival at Sri Senpaga Vinayag »r Temple, ID leylon Road, t > lay from r> :'.u p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    Big Polls Victory For The Big-Two
    312 3 Big Polls Victory For The Big-Two KLUANG. Mon. The rt Kluang Town Council elections which took place on Saturday, ended in a complete victory foi th« UMNO-MCA allian i Of a total electorate of 2.212 registered voters, 8! I pec ent went to the polling :>ootl"u and only four ballot
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    CHILD BRIDES COMPLAINED...
    91 3 CHILD BRIDES COMPLAINED KUALA LUMPUR, M w». s ••.vral rhil I mai l«s ll IVC taken place i n tin- country, but the Covei nmenl cann >t d anything about it. The Stanlard »> told itd i I nei e la no legi il ition in this country to prevent
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    YOUTH CLUB
    33 3 KLANG. Won. The r. Youth I it II ordinary i 1 deci i<- i to En i i>h classes lot ha a.i 1 la continue tupp ling them ■rith hoe book*,
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    KLGOLDSMITHS HIT NEW RULES
    150 3 KUALA I I MIM K. Mob. SeUngM- uulilsmilli* held an tmergtmey mvci\n» in Ku.iii Lwapar i:i>»t alflil and di'cidrd to urnv Hm I rd;"ial (iu\ rrnincnt to rrm«»v»» entirely tht* sewly introdutfd rr^ul.ilions <ont tolling the Wlichllf MM niovrinrnt ol ii\v |#M .jrwrllrrv. The-' regulatlw cently
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    DEEPAVALI IN KIRKBY
    21 3 Kll rated i Iv 1 1 k' ind >f Kirkl i by I i I ii .1 i
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    TO MENTAL HOME
    23 3 K YOUNG i Siew Enn I •nT ill- > Mm I p. HI I Pg .tit K Chipto be i II >
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      53 3 Colman's 4*L Mustard m made the meal 4fM i M UtfMU OILI 11 lAN A CO LI D W**»<m» Have you burns 1t o prevent wisten tm*tjj didtely apply Purol Ointment tho the aHected P ar^j4 Purol Ointment instantly soothes tho pa'm and he4l the wounds in a very short
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    Custodian Force Gets $4,100 Gift
    35 4 Custodian Force Gets $4,100 Gift in Gift Fui I>i Indian 1 ••<> 1 J/ In- g in K J) < rman ol I: i S Hi in have lit I Mr M H. pn -1 i in
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    Cut In Strength Of Extra PCs
    129 4 KVALA LIVIPUR, Mon.— The Federation (Jovprnment will reduce the strength of the Extra Vu\ivt> Constabulary, tent in I I n in Extra Police A \u tera 4,000 Extra Con- I nt, niv sential will be :<-- E entuj v (he nu n- I i
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    15 4 photo. MK. Amlm .rid Miss MamrancflimaiB (above) irerc Married I'tiuily .it K<»t;i I5li.nn. K'fintan.- Standard
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    The Axe: It's Not So Bad After All
    192 4 The Axe: It's Not So Bad After All KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The tiny ripple of "re .trenchment jitters' whid has been in the mind; of thousands of Kual< Lumpur clerks during the past few months has now assumed greater propor tions. Retrenchment is one of thi major topics the. e
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    DANCE TUTORS PICK OFFICIALS
    86 4 THE inual genm< eting titute of Dance Teachers <. ted the Ing ofl President: Mr. C. H. Chan; Vice-Presidents: Mr G R. Co!- Mr. Victor Ong, Gen. Secretary: Mr Le inardo Sid-(re-elected), Asst. Secretary: Mr. M. G. Adam surer: Mr. C. F. Tan Auditor: Mr. C.
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    STAGE IS SET FOR THE BIG RENDEL INQUIRY
    138 4 STAGE IS SET FOR THE BIG RENDEL INQUIRY ALL is sef in Singapore \zr tU c of the Rcndcl Commission tomorrow the Colony's Constitution cid thr between the Government and the Tho i 1 i tin] Memorial Hal] al lo i.in an exposition (»f U t i mn tho Chairman.
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    54 4 THE Krish«ia-sam>s of Ipoh Indir a n i Parvathv. Magmswary and Yom.iraj cat into The St.md.ird's Ipoh OMee on I)<r|).j\.ili Day to domte Sfi to Xni.ts Toy I uiicf. Tin* mofKv irai their new year "Red Packet" wliirh their grandmother had Kiven them. They are t.iildr* n of Mr. and
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    An Ambition Is Fulfilled
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    8 PLEDGE TO LIVE IN PEACE
    15 4 Swaran Ka ir, i> khan s. R >.nt;h IT
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    FUND APPEAL TO BE BROADCAST
    17 4 '>'<> MAI \NA t < appe sot,. Pn s ;i of the British i
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    Electrical Aids For The Small Man Soon
    25 4 Electrical Aids For The Small Man Soon IO11ORI RAHRi 1 ;u in Jol soon be redia i o!h< i I IP tag on! i I
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    HUNGRY BOY DID NOT WAIT
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    Buddhists Also Pray For Them
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    CUSTOMS GAINED MORE THAN $6M. DURING OCTOBER
    130 4 CUSTOMS GAINED MORE THAN $6M. DURING OCTOBER Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Customs Department netted $3463,17! revenue during October this year an inerease of soin< 5343.000 as comparetl with the corresponding montl last year. Aci ins Comptn Cus toms, Mr. R.S. Tufnell, at nference gter lay. Mr. Tufnell explained tha ceven
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    Youth Dance At Raffles
    95 4 SINGAPORE Young Mi C'lr.b have pi; Car. ial and RafTles Hotel on Dec. 17, B.:;ti p.m. to raise funds I r I Youth Coun i l I A sembly o! w.a.Y. (Wor ,< Assembly t>f Youth) and the Club. Musi,- will be supplied by Gerry Soiiano
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    ONE CRASH, 2 OFFENCES
    51 4 FOR destroying evidence after an accident in which his car collided with a cyclist in Boon Lay Road on April 18. Musa bin Naan was yesterday fined $75 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate. Mr F. A. Chua. Musa was also fined another $75 for negligent
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    Frigate Due On Friday
    78 4 PENANG, M( HMS Opossum, a frigate under Commander J, A. Kardley-Wilmot. will arrive here on Friday, on an operational visit with a .complement of nine officers and 1 80 ratings. HMS Dampier. rommanded by Comdr. J. C. Grattan. La i now carrying out surveys in local
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    Gunshot Was An Accident
    97 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A verdict i I lental WM i at a I t inquiry today on Tai i Taricho, a peciaJ who died i» his camp it nd. On &pt 10 thi C ronei Nor who it--5 turned I patrol dut i ;into the Guard
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    MRNVR To Get Special Training
    209 4 MRNVR To Get Special Training PENANG, Mia flpccli and technical branches foi being: arranged by the IVn Malayan Royal Naval Volu deavouring to reach lull sti This w.i 1 h v < inander D. W Graham, 5 Officer, P< nang sub-divisioi the M H N V R I Hard toll'
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    TEACHER HIT BY LIGHTNING
    57 4 LIGHTNING irri which struck 'l.ujjong M i recently caused injuries to Ahmad Mi'oa of the tutorial I of the Sultan Idris j nig College. Ahmad was playing when rain force I the pla to take shelter in \he i A su 1 struck him on I
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    MUAR TO HAVE ANOTHER CINEMA
    38 4 MUA? M?u. Tbl"^". 1, l^^j* boo) .uttorite, Building Committee ;it U a Council meeting The gch< me l aid that the n cinema would n<>t int< i with (be work ui the scho
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    TRUST SEEKS BUYERS FOR $7,050 HOMES
    315 5 TRUST SEEKS BUYERS FOR $7,050 HOMES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The public is invited to see the 120 houses which the Fcdflrol Housing Trust has built at Ayer Panas on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. They are for sale, ot $7,050 each. Said Mi N Z. New combo, manager of tho
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    88 5 i THE ommi-sio-.t i ol Polite. Mr. Nigel Muni.s. pias 1 1 a Lo«g Sn vice Mi-d.n on the tiiak of p.c. :',(;;j. Sahdan I bin Sirlin. Sahdan joined the lone in l!».»0 :»nri has an I exemplary police record. Sinre September IS4B S.ilidaii has br v n a polite
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    3,000 LBS OPIUM CONSUMED HERE EVERY MONTH
    358 5 3,000 LBS OPIUM CONSUMED HERE EVERY MONTH *>ti: u('i:» Staff Reporter SINGAPORE ?ia> about 15,0M to 20.000 opium smokers consuming snue 3.000 n>s of opium a montii. the Acting Comptroller oi Customs. Mr. R. s. Tnfnvil, -aid vtv>trrdav. He expla ned thai tl flgui ba C(\ on \hc num- ol
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    37 HAD NO BELLS, FINED
    44 5 Til I R T V-SIA EN led Kuiltv ir i IHe Singapore City Police Court jresterdaj to i iding their bicycles and •1 1 .ii.-js without bells. The Magistrate, Mr. J.M Devereux-Colebourn, fine d cj 1 s.) ;irid COSi
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    319 5 A SINGAPORE lawyei tounsi'l, cited various auth tent ion that an in.Jiistict' h; in ealllug for the defence < he alleged, the prosecution the evidence submitted. This happened in the Fourth Polire Court yesterday, when I ng Ah S was chai assisting in I Chap
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    105 5 Sf.indard StafT Repiirtt-r RETAIL pri<rs per kati of vr (first Qiialiiv) si.ld v« i st!id jy in Bißfaporc*a lii-.nii Road, EUeaborougli an.l Simon Ko:«d niaikrts respectively were: Ce!erv Wl I W, $1.20; K s K•• s .::o. :;o. l^; 1 Lettuce H<> S .80. H<>. and Pen
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    170 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE youtH leaden haw a $200,000 problem. The sum is needed to show 1,000 young men and women from e\ country of the vvoilj what a hospitable and friendly place Singapore i>. but is considered "rather dtfTieu!' to secure." according {<■ Mr
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    84 5 RE ROOFING ol al l ap hou with fire alerial doe noi < •■<} sanction ol the Singapore Council. 1 Archil and Building Survi tteii to the Building Co \g fii.it re-rooAnf dor, not constitute erection of a I n!<l-i:i-4 afici therefore doe not require any permit
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    67 5 ATTRACTED by the City' lights, Private Arthui li I Who jlisi .1 1 tioni on drove i a ii otoi vch> !oj a round. yei lerd n I Singapoi Sc. TrafYV 'ouj t vv;»s fined ■>"'" j.-.d disqualil Uom drivinf i vel ide foi ai
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    52 5 ANG LOW pleaded guilty in the Singapore Citj \'> Court yesterday to charge failure to furnish return I-.* ome of Chop •''»<> B< t Ihree diiVereni ;'i"i fined ;i total «>r $900 or defa ill lix months' tpi lonmenl by the Mafi trat< Mr. i.
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    671 6 I >M-.SIA'S deci ion to end a trade delegation to < !hina to < xplo epo ibility ol Ch f>\ [ndone j j r j followed quickly upon the ival in I 1 A u-. pi- Republic ol !h Iti .in .1 formalities, both Mao T i Pu
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      507 6 'We Are Not Afraid Mr. Ferguson Like M.A.. I too i p. took notice, and rub- my eyes after reading ter headed: Lc I Snk;a| British. would ike to com-' t on just one point, M. <.'■. Fei guson saj s: "The colourof 1 .r:o rnarily ari I and turists,
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      241 6 'I TAKE EXCEPTION TO IT' Sir; The lie to stupid j nonsense as that contained in the letter of Mr. M. Q. Ferguson is effectively dealt J with by "MA." in The Sin--2 gapor e Standard of Novemj ber 5. Without any provocation whatever an attempt was made by Mr.
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      100 6 Sir; 7 am interested, as a citizen saouid, in tfte City Council elections. May express my views in your veil-known paper. Che Sidek, a nominated City Councillor, the proposer o] Mr. Mak Pak Shee, slays at No. 25 Amber Road mid his of) ice address is car e of
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    164 6 Review of Views Split Deplored THE split in the unity of Chinese schools over the various Issues now facing Chinese education in the Colony is deplored by Sin Chew Jit Poh. New Government moves and a change in policy as well ;<s text books has given rise to a certain
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    1123 6 New Policy Call By John Eber IV a letter published in the liberal "Manchester GumrdimnS* Johm Eber* lawyer, lately uf Singapore, now of London* claims that British policy in Malaya has failed. He says "there is a growing sense of imMMittest among those in close touch with Malaya that the
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    69 7 photo Ih,- h,k,- o. Fclinbur^h drive Mom KuTlinO.uu Palace on Iheil w,y to IVrstmiaster irhcrr (he Qjf«n opt n, d the kw scsskM of Parliameal hist week. UP SCREEN actress Yvonne t\>- < .it in .it .i West Fnd t staui.ml during a party held in
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    63 7 QUEEN PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEAD v 9 (H pie world placed a the Whitehall iti thoii ort, mov vi i 5 P g 'ct*€'J' '.V r- \I < i p] d < anal in British F ler in B l> onu'.ii the at the Edmund ere laid on m itish
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    67 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 0. (ReuMr. Hei beri }\i>>>: <r, Jr.. Dei i 'merit consultant, on the Anglo-Ii •day thai ho felt opti nisi ic t the eventual fie pi oble i). He arrived here by plant' from London after conferen Persian and British ofllcia '•All I can
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    TRIESTE SHOOTING INQUIRY REJECTED
    304 7 TRIESTE SHOOTING INQUIRY REJECTED Churchill Calis Surprise Confab TRIESTE, Nov. 9: (Reuter) The Allied authorities here today rejected the demand by the Italian Prime Minister Signor Guistppe rella last night for on official inquiry into the Trieste riots. Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill called surprise meeting of his Cabinet today
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    Cambodia Gets Back Army Power
    130 7 PNOM PENH, 'ami odia, Now 9 (UIM Native m I armed with wooden guns paraded under pouring ra day as Franco turned over military power to Cambodia. The militia, including women in faded uniforms and scouts wearing yellow ets marched through th after young King
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    208 7 MANILA. v. 9 (Renter)— The Philippines constabulary chief liorencio Selga yesterday assigned 17.500 army reserve troops to "protect the sanctity of the ballot against terrorists at all costs" in tomorrow's nation-wide elections. Selga issued his orders to the forces after President Uo Quirino seeking re-'
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    NAVY CHIEF ON PAK. TOUR
    66 7 KARACHI, Nov. <», (Renter) The V rsl Sea Lord Admiral of the Fleet Sir Rhoderick Mac- ;< r arrived here for i day visit. He will meet Pakistan serv ce chiefs and visit going north to R. pindi and t tie Khyber pass. At the
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    SECRET TALKS ON SAUCERS'
    32 7 LONDON, Xov. 9. (\\FP)I iie Conservative paper. Sun flay Graphic, claimed ihat Bri iish anri American secret ser vices experts were regularly ex changing information »bou "flying saucers."
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    KING IBN SAUD DIES AT 73
    59 7 BF.IRI'T. Lebanon, Nov. 9 (UP).- King Ibn Saud died today in nia desert kingdom of Saudi Arabia, it wt k arnL'd here. Damasnis Radio said hi> eldest >on Prince Emir Saud has been proclaimed king. Tin 7:<-vear-ola Moslem leader had suffered a lingering IIIMM
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    27 7 GENERAL George C Marthat I. 72, under treatment lor in inflamed lung in Washing:on was said Jast night to be 'resting very weli." A .P.
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    120 7 38 Shans Upset A Flight TACHILEK. North* B 1 1 <>! Chines* Nationalist B to Foi aftei i 0 i .i i( Wit] 20 1 i iin< e taken on ■A I) Vi day of t ttu nationality >>i :<K S n< n i arms r: Burma bui whom 'i
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    78 7 LONDON, Nov. 9 (AFP) The London Evening today that til'' who drafted plans for the berra je la now completii project Cor a pocket fei h the speed of sound. This aircraft, designed u p by tho navy, would such weight ;i!id rl.n a *o permit
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    65 7 Before Meeting Churehill LONDON, Nov. 5 General GeraM Tempter, Ihe Higli Commissioner, and his iepwty, Sir Donald Ma< Gillivray, eoaferred tf'is Mornlnit t the Colonial <»ni,«before Sir Gerald*i Innch with the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Chin chill. pfforta to Rot 1 iOiii i an;! P
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    80 7 Free China Truly Represents Nation, Says Nixon TAIPEI, Nov 9 Mi J i Richard Nixon, the Un Stales Vice-President. 1 hei ■»■> yesterday he waa confident t!iat millions ol Chinese now cut oil' h freedom would one day open communications become friendly with I rest of the world Mr. Nixon
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      72 7 RUBBERJINCLOSINGPRICES Standoid London Corrtspondent LONDON, Nor. 9. The following ore th« closinf prices 3» rubber and tin on th« London market:— LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16M. Spot £622 10s. per ton December 16id. buyer, £627 10s. tellers. Jan Morch 16id. Three months £607 10s. Apr /June 16, d. buyer*,
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    193 8 City To Airport By 12-Mile Subway Will Save Time HIUSSELS, N«»v (AP)— A r >s:;,0lH».00f mid city airlines terminal connected by subway with the civic airport 12 miles away is nearing completion here. The six-storey structure will ,ave facilities for landing lelicopten weighing up to IS ons on th*> roof.
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    87 8 TOKYO, Nov. 9 (UP). An agreement on salvaging by Japanese of sunken vessels in Indonesian waters M part ot Japan*! war reparations to Indonesia Will be initialled soon in Tokyo. This was revealed by Dr Soedarsono, Director of the Indonesian Foreign Ministry*! A^ian and Pacific Bureau, in an
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    New Trade System With Atjeh Starts
    228 9 New Trade System With Atjeh Starts Standard Special Corr. JAKARTA, Nov. 9. This marks the first month of the new consignment and eompensattea trade between Atjefl and Malay*, liie move comes in the wake of the revolt In Atjf and is aimed at slimul.itinj; imports and exports in the area
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    65 9 THE produce markei In Sin»re w;>.s steady Ui both copra and coconut oil sections relay with lair busin< passing at Singapore proclurc pr (per pirul) yest< I I n Gambiei $210; Bjii coffee $280; bete] nut $28; (Split) $27 copra SM\; coconui oil $60 (sellers); Gambier $250; Pepper 534()
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    210 9 Till] Malayan share market opened uc.ik ami qi i. t with quotations at around Sftt«riUy*ft le\<U tmt steadied later. The volume of btt^BCSt WU on a r *1 iT'trirtnl scale. MINIS,. • I '• 1 T V • n H « < K. •
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    124 9 THE rubber market In Sinlosed qu.etly st< bout half i cent pei below Saturday' I first rublx r (01 Nov< nber pment tx ng cents ix'r lh Prices opened about 3 rent per |b. tui remained around the 56 i per Ib. most of the day. Overseas orders
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    97 9 TWENTY-TWO members of Ifec Brigaatiae Yankee, a W foot sailing vessel, get tor-ether on deck h« tmn tafciaf <»ff from Cl— carter, M.is-s:u-luisctls rr<rntl> «> n a round the u<»rM ermine. tptain of the ship is Irving Johnsun. who. in additioa It his uif«>. two son>. a
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    617 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT By IT WONT be lon- before hristmas is upon us a^ain. The last month before the festival usually gallops by as all the preparations get under wav and it's generally impossible not to leave some things for the last-minute rush. It's only two easy
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    96 11 Muar Win Poppy Day Soccer MUAR, Vlon.—Tlw ngw 1. dians, Li ague Char for 1953, met a Muar I el< en b1 the Muar f i' i 1 ing j( terday in a friendly ma' i iof the Poppy Day fund. Mu ir win M. The game w%..s well contested
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    Good Show By Selangor School Boys
    182 12 Good Show By Selangor School Boys Ki LI MPUR. Mon o i ih- toria Institution Rroi lan; or 'ombi Bed Ind an Selangor School nncil 1 i) at hockej ihi )i o\ s were withol Iheii regular players but gave a good at rounl ol themslves. Ind ians, v •'■■<■
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    GOALS GALORE AT STADIUM
    291 12 Pulau Brani Start Well To Crash THESE witp goals »ulore when Pulau Brani I'nited met the Indian Reeretttoa Club in the last match in I)ivisi<»n One of the SAI league at the Jalan Besar itadiun yesterday. The Islanders, alter an impressive »t;ut. (racked up in tin*
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    Tigers Do It Again
    84 12 DJAKARTA, Nov f), (l(futer) The Singapore I soccer team scored tor\ over a DJJkirta f .uv division team nt Banka Biliton Sporting n in Jakarta n t sterday The scored out <dr i i i Peng lin in I 7 h r :r.[lv in the sci
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    S'pore Schools Team For Today
    60 12 ling ha e to represent th •ined Scho against the Johore En and Present, at Victoria Scho 5.15 p.m. *F 'r FI) R °l and Sto £ABS I H (SJI) Heng Hoe (VS). Dougles Hay Wij« nghe (SJI); (ACS), Foon :(VS) Jam* Quek (SJI) raj
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    SHB Police Win
    19 12 CHANKA b >th SHB P 1) h to i] in a SH r groun i I
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    27 12 Nanyanjj (;iris f School team uhich won th e inter school 440 yards relay i n 57.! sees at the Iniversity of Malaya Athletie meet on Saturday.
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    68 12 Critics Respect Gault SYDNEY, Nov. 9, (AP) :ts writers <t 1 I iday are speaking ol H< nry (Pappy) Gaul- v i the sori >>f taking Jimmy Carruthu i woi I I CarruJ sls f. red 1 n but no: .s., k e in n air at Sydney sports groui
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    189 12 LUCKNOW, India, Nov. B s'). The aptain of India's mpic Champion hockey i said here thai Germany I i rea contender for the woi v title. K D S ngfa who with his U un <i .-t veral countries on the conl i i .'it
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    43 12 pnoio. After outstripping the entire opposition, Johore's "rocket express" winder, Orisi Dawai, shakes oil' I.upton to fly in for Johore's last try of Ike day. An incident in Saturday's Malaya Cup mate h between Singapore and Johore which the latter \\<m M—O.- Standard
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    355 12 A SUPERIOR St. Joseph's Institution side trounced Victoria School by time ijoals to nil in an inter-school hockey fixture on the SRC padang yesterday. The Victorians lacked enterprise and tlicl not iake the opportunities offered to them. As a result the Josephians were victorious in
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    50 12 PENANG. Mori.— Trie Chinwil] meet the Malays in a charity so;-, er match on the 'Victoria Green on Wednesday. The gale collection will go to the Poppy Day fund. Tickets are priced at fifty cents standing, $1 for seats on the ground and S-"i for -ea;< in the pavilion.
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    S. AMERICAN TENNIS
    41 12 SANTIAGO, CHII K CAP>— B Ang and Art Lai s ■>. Calif.. I the n-Amei i toun in reatjng Jaro lav Drobi t_he Argentine Enrique M o-7. 8-4, t-2, 4 I, k.;hli,t. Morea >ated Drobny for the ikiglei titu-
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    Selangor Women Play Much Improved Hockey
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    Women's Standards Set For Asian Games
    286 12 THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association. yesterday, appointed a sub-committee comprising Messrs. T. Strickland, Tai (.-hong Cluing, (apt. Key nolds, Messrs. J.T. Christie, and JS. I)e Souza to pick athletes tor training for the second Asian (lamps to he held at Manila next May. at
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    Pirie Gets Coveted Trophies
    82 12 I ■»n P Bi tain' II if ri-v runnei > I the C. N Ja kaon Mem >n.ii < th ttand ng ithl »f th« ■nd the H irv »y Me 'up for the hamp fear by th Ei >n. Plr -l the Hai 'up for
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    101 12 LONDON, N i (Re T R ml rrn- vers day will be ing their fli t i it tour. They are M. J J> t three-quarter^ who has been troubled by I knee, H G Bowers ftv and K •I. O'Dea flank forward. Of the
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    3 World Titles At Stake
    18 12 3 World Titles At Stake "5? >I:K i» l»»r.'r h0,,., !>»•»-:« IMlfllr I MHh UMI-l H h i B
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