Singapore Standard, 12 November 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD m w -i Vol. IV. No. 133 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1953. TWKI.VK VU.F.I 10 CENTS.
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    Sir George At The Mike
    38 1 Sir George At The Mike T() P: A section of the audience at yesterday's inaugural session of the Kendel Constitutional Commission held it Victoria Memorial Hall. ABOVE: Sir (irorgr Kendel, Chairman of the Commission, de'iverini; his address. Standard
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    THE NEW LAW – AN AID TO ADE: RENDEL
    148 1 THE NEW LAW AN AID TO ADE: RENDEL of Si perity a k-v i I Sir an of the itu- ina i -i i It Commission's relould do nothii onfi len '6 in the S nga K>re'i tration. rge: P rhaps you will net to South now much I have
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    RED CHINA WILL TAKE 3,000 TONS
    117 1 DJAKARTA. Nov. tl (Renter)—lndonesia's announcement that she would discuss rubber sales to Communist China fame after the Chinese Communist Envoy notified the Indonesian Government his country was interested in purchasing between 2,000 and 3.000 tons a month it was stated in official circles today.
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    A FRESH JOB FOR TEMPLER?
    54 1 LONDON, Nov. 11 (UP) The Colonial Office was mysteriously silent amid persistent reports circulating here today that Gen. Sir Gerald Templer. Malaya's High Commissioner and Supreme Commander. wa s being relieved for another post "No comment" was officials' only reply to the straight question regarding
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    THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE
    54 1 REVENOC: Federal (irunts from I .K. 5>:>14,K.!.100 A Colonial I)e--v 1 o p m ent and Welfare Fund IMM3SI Initial Kquipment and Camps fot Federated Military forces 6.780.0*1 War Damage 7t£55,?15 KXPKNIMTURK: Recurrent ItfJtClSI Nun -Recurrent .U7.17.V7 !S Allocations to States and Settlements 178.7 !1.»i7.">
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    FLOODED OUT
    21 1 THE road between Batu Ga.jah and Tanjong Tualatin In Perak was flooded to a depth of 2tf inches yesterday.
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    KING IBM SAUD
    26 1 FLAGS will he flown at half mast .n Singapore* to-day. In memory of King Ihn Sand of Saudi Arabi who died on Monday.
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    GEORGI SAYS NO
    24 1 MOSCOW radio yesterday denied a report that Premier (.'.t'Di^i Malenkov had indicated a willingness to atteml j high level big-four conference.
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    Police Seek This Man's Help
    126 1 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed- The POli arv anxious tb contact a Te©chew. Ng Chew Utn, 21. who may he Jblfl I) U m ill their ,ir)vi\-.?jH ■> K«i armed robbJiy at A>ci lUiu on Nov. 7 It i s known that Ng WM a
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    $222 Mil. Deficit— The Axe May Swing
    1603 1 $222 Mil. Deficit— The Axe May Swing Costs Cut Staff Cut? Defence Cut Revenue Up KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A serious attempt has been made to limit departmental expenditure in the Draft Estimates of the Federation for 1954. Not only has the expansion of the work of ordinary departments been curtailed
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    A VALETTA ON TEST VANISHES
    233 1 A VALETTA ON TEST VANISHES Standard Staff Reporter FOR more than five h yesterday, nin e aeroplanes from three airfields in Singapore searched 1.000 square miles of s ea and jungle in vain for an RAF Valetta which was reported missing near midday while on routine test flight. Four marine
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    Two Nations Seek A Loan
    136 1 LONDON N 11. d' > >•• nment >;Vi i > Malaya i i ••••>!■•,.• i .i difli i Both want b itei up T her, the is wi i ">» In mi lion* .i'V ri i >f two multi*r« < f cpulation i tola ig
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    Trader Charged With Cheating Dank
    736 1 Trader Charged With Cheating Dank KI'ANTAN. Wed A pro- min e n t businessman, H Veerapan the filth person alleged to be connected with the misappropriation lA ah'. at $I^oo.ooo from the local Ijianch of the lAVrt*anttK Bank -appeared in the S»'s sions Court today before Mr J. G Adams.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    10 1 "There! keep channinu the furniture around. would you?"
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    ANOTHER GIFT FOR THE FUND
    86 1 AN ex-employee of the Telecornjj Department in Kuala Lumpur yesterday sent to j The Christmas Toy Fi'nd with hu beat wishes to tht chPdren. With this donation, the total of the Fvmd BOW stands! at $7,971.52. All rash donations should be, sent to The Christmas
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    CLAMP IN CUBA
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    Guihrie's Group
    37 2 RUBBER companies in ip produced 55,126,760 SI I rubber, iniding in o• 1 produced 7 OfM of ore thi s year, i mont 1 ,470,000 I 11.427 1 of I Q !v i' »alm Oct
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    READY TO TAKE OVER FROM MCA
    18 2 READY TO TAKE OVER FR OM MCA SI ndard Stall Report! r Council Chinese A ation ii progrj
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    Body Is Found In River
    66 2 Body Is Found In River A LOR STAR. Wed. The body of Lte Thcan Leong uhost' wife. Ong Set' Keok. IT. was found dead on Monday. wa s found bj police in the river. The body was brought to the hospital mortuary toda> and afler identification and examination it was
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    DRIVER WAS NEGLIGENT
    44 2 EN an eight-j e A golia < .I chun was ki .:i by a lg j s I the Singa;-> >re St I": (Re Court 3 tet ay, ;i r u d $75 for g manner at Alju R lon April 12.
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    SHB Men 'influenced'
    13 2 of the B lo WO] two SHB im to voli
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    126 2 COMMODITY PRICES £r ft < I OSINCS rubbei prices < rents per Ib in Singapore vp.ic r d i v wrreBayen s»*u<*rs No I KSS Spot \Am\r 55| S6 N«». 1 ks.s. 56 :>(;• No. 2 K.S.S r,JJ 55| No. 3 K.S.S. 52J 53| Tonr: ljuirt. TIN I'llKl The uriw
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    TWO MORE RED BOSSES ARE KILLED
    217 2 TWO MORE RED BOSSES ARE KILLED One Shot After 400 Yards Chase KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Two more Malayan Red "bosses" have been put out of action. One, a branch committee member who has been identified as Wong Ming (35), a Hylam, was killed yesterday. The other a district committee member
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    28 2 A PROTOTYPE of the Royal Air Force Valetta which was rfportrd missinif ywrtrrday. Last message from the plane ua s received when it was five miles off ffj.tnui.
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    Driving instructor Charged With Murder Of Waitress
    249 2 Driving instructor Charged With Murder Of Waitress LIM TUA TEE, a 23--yeaf-old driving instructor, had a tentative charge of murder explained to him in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday. He was al eged to have CauseH the d*«th of 24-year-old Ong Mui Hong, a waitress, whose body found by
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    Yesterday's Vegetable Prices
    110 2 Yesterday's Vegetable Prices RETAIL i centi of vej (fii Quality) i yesi ii Singapon Bt ..< hEt ad, E borough and Simon R market* respective y w< Cek v $1.00, $1.10, $i fl Ciiye Sim 30, 35, 30; K Konc 25. :*o. 15; Lettuce TO, 80. M; Peh Chye 50,
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    Boys' Brigade Will Send 25 To Camp
    186 2 THfc Singapore Battalion of the Bovs' Bricade plans to send an official party of 25 members to the big centenary camp to be held in Britain in August next year. The S.ngapore party will consist of 18 boys, five -•eraoantc, anr\ two ofTicer?
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    HK EXCHANGE
    20 2 HONGKONG, Nov. 11.— SpeStai d H M I US $1 12 to Ma 189 1 Rupiah; r 4
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    CASE POSTPONED
    21 2 h v. V I by rt 1 1.10 3. 1 1 on Sepl 13, at the j .ad Sen
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    Air Chief Sees A Jungle Fort
    49 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Air Chief Marsha] Sir Arthur Sanders. Commandant-design-ate of the Jn-iperia] Defence College. London, now in the j Federation, visited a jungle fort In Pahang today by helicopter and also heard a Voice Plane broadcast a surrender message in Seraeiai. I
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    $25,000 OPIUM HAUL ON SHIP
    291 3  -  BERNARD WILLIAMS By Customs Locate Contraband In A Refrigerator Standard Shipping Reporter FORTY two pounds of opium estimated at $25,000 was found on board the converted landing craft Maung Bama when the Singapore Customs made an early morning seoich yesterday. The contraband, wrapped in 96
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    20 Month Sentence Is Quashed
    134 3 20 Month Sentence Is Quashed TAN PENG HENG, who I En tlif !uwcr i > 20 months imprisonfit po isession of -4 Ib. »pium, v. ou| ol the U: 4; 1 louri free when his ap--1 1 A f.r. conviction and was illo ved by Mr. J e Brown. T
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    Lecture On Property
    99 3 Geogi iph cal Society of the I '::;■>■ »i iity of Malaya is i of its scries of public i by distin- i 41:0-' i wh nave exoi var rhes of ork in the Feition mi Singapore. T>m trrow, Mr I. C. Booth. Chief Surveyor, Singapore, will
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    2 Girls Are Missing
    61 3 TWO s»irU. one aged 12 yean old, the other 13, wore reported missing from their homes In Singapore on Tuesday. Police are searching for them. W »ng Wji Henq (12). disappeared from her home in Lorong 17, Geylang, at 2 p.m. The tther>girl, Wan Yon binte
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    3 Patrons Elected
    98 3 THE t >11 >wing were elected office bearers at the 4.;i i annual general meeting of the Gunong Sayang As> >ciation in Singapore: Patrons: Messrs. LJm Kim Lee, Tan H ton Siang and Anthony P. K Wee; President, Mr. Onij So 1 Bin; vice-Presid-ents, Messrs. T. K
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    SIMON HOLDS TWOMEETINGS
    39 3 ELECTION campaigns foi the Singap >re City Council elections next month hav« started. First to start off with twe meetings was Mr T. A. Simon who addressed crowds a Chittv and Hind)) Roads yes terday evening.
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    DISCUSSIONON FAMILY LIFE
    50 3 THE Malayan Christian Council invites young couples from various churches t > meet Dr. Irma Highbaugh »tui take part in discussions on the question of family life. The first meeting [3 on Nov 13 and will be hel i »1 the Library of the Cathedral a' 8
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    Amah Is Victim Of Burglars
    77 3 BrKC.LARS broke into an amah's quarters, at the back of a house in Cluny Road, Singa- pore, during her absence, and stole gold ring-;, a wristwatch an i vash totalling more than $200. The amah left her quarters I at HMO a.m. to 50 to
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    GOOD NEWS FOR FROTH BLOWERS
    202 3 A SEVERE buffeting by a storm ami subsequent bad weather In Uu« Mediterranean U i n>l itop the m.v. Poona wMch is roakini her flrst krip ta Singaport, from unloading her tver popular but fragile j jf 100 toni of Danish beer safe ind int.
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    HARRISONS & CROSHELD
    48 3 HARRISONS CROSHELD 1! VRRISONS an I Ci >fleld ra) Ltd., i following crops lor < All I! ibber 30 000 Ib., Benta Rubber Est ii Jeram Kuantan Rubber 65,000 Ib., Kundong Rubber 35.000 ib.. Mentakab Rubber 79.800 Ib., Sungei Bagan 150.000 I an i Tauj >ng Pau 61.000 Ib.
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    3-MTH. COURSE
    57 3 A THREE-MONTH English Language coui e a1 po 1-& h >■>■ Certificate level conducted by the Study Group Movement, Singapore, will start on We In lay, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. in the British Council Ha. l. Applh ationi shoul be Midressed to tht> Organ! Se retary, SI
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    Colony Survey Report Ready
    239 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE preliminary report of the Master Plan deals solely with broad principles and policies and is intended as a basis of consultation with all Interested parties in Singapore, Mr. I). H. Komlosy, Chief Planning Officer of the Colony's Diagnostic Survey Team, told The
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    'Outside' Meter Approved For S'pore Taxis
    135 3 'Outside' Meter Approved For S'pore Taxis A NEW brand of taximeter h»s biM'n approved by t^r Singapore Itesjistrar of Vehicles. The Arno. I.ondo n typo mct-r is fitted outside and makes it easy for passesKer s to spot the ta\i even at a Ion? distance. Mr. A. E. Jenkins, director
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    Education Costs: Review Is Urged
    173 3 THE Standing Committee on Finance of the Federal Legislative Council lias recommended a review of the present education cost of the Federation. The tot:il estimated cost on education for next year will be about $102 million. The Committee ha;; noted that while revenue from eduration
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    'My Party Achieves More'-Lim
    188 3 'My Party Achieves More'-Lim MR LIM CHOO SVE, the Progressive Party** candidate for North Ward in his mani- i i 1 that a United par'y the Progressives could through responsible collective action accomplish much more for the people 'nan any Individual councillor on his own. Mr. Lim. senior schoolmaster, said
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    TRANSFERRED
    39 3 INSPECTOR A S Nathan Circle Cr im s Oflflrer, Mersing has Di ■> if m transfer to Muar. l !i- p'.M" in be n taken by Che Tik bin Omar. ir- ti^:i< Scuan .it as Circle Crime Officer, Mer-
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    Technical Men Plan 2-Day Meet
    63 4 Technical Men Plan 2-Day Meet IBEB ..';oM of e P I [1 l and febrau Saturday, Nov ill A i lay, ak< ine i In th< Oti S inday, N 22. a 1 S 1 1 w ill l by the A ion. i r W S S1 I ihe
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    62 4 plinlo MR. SYDNEY van dm B#*r»c. a visitintr director of th world wide Inilever Company is KM presentinc a Medal to Mr. Lai Nanjf. winner of the table tennis tournament h( id recently at th«- Kuala l.unipiir l-«'\«r Brothers factory. On the same rf.t v Mr. v.in del Bcri; planted
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    Mother And Girl Disposed Of Body
    179 4 TWO Indian women, mother and daughter, were sentenced in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday to three years' imprisonment after they admitted disposing of the body of a man to cover up a murder. Said Mr. Justice But trose before passing sentence: "I take into
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    YOU ARE SPINELESS, RICH MAN'S SON TOLD
    267 4 GOEI SIANG TIIIAM, managing director of Guan Seng Kee Ltd.. a firm with a nominal capital of SI. 01)0,000, was told by plaintiff's counsel Mr. C.G Toll, in the Sixth Police Court yesterday, that his views rehis duty to his wife and three
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    59 4 LEADER of the visiting Indian Industrial Delegation, Mr. Murarji Vaidya. assures loeal merchants that their complaints about Indian textiles will be rertifiVd. He was speaking at a tea party airanfird hy the Indian Chamber of Commerce In the Gandhi Memorial yesterday. On tinextreme left i s Mr. Puranik who visited
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    Choir Performs With Clarity
    216 4 THE Vi toria Memorial Hall was packed tor the Lee Howe Choral Society's inaugural concert last night. The programme, consisting of choral items, vocal solos and duets, was predominantly interspi -< with a n>w e.\tracts from the European rtory. The conductor, Maria T.oej Howe be congratul;
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    20,000 SURPRISED BY SUDDEN FLOOD
    301 4 20,000 SURPRISED BY SUDDEN FLOOD KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Twenty thousand Kuala Lumpur residents were caught by surprise when a flash flood, fed by more than eight hours of incessant rain, suddenly blanketed several square miles of low land around the town this irorning. Early in the morning, both the Kiang
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    Ghost Got Girls Bigger School
    234 4 Ghost Got Girls Bigger School BATI PA HAT Wed. Pupils of Ike Malay Ciirls' School in Hukit Paste who recently compfaired of seeing threeheaded ghosts and demons felt a little relieved yesterday after listening to a psy-cho-anal\si s from Imam Ahm.iri bin Daud. a religious leader. Since the day the
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    NEW PLAN WILL SAVE DOLLARS
    74 4 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council uill tavt l«»«t 5 7 5,000 yearly if changes in its minute p;ipn sx^tem recommended by its Organisation and Methods Consultants. Messrs. G.C. Goodmaa rad \ie\ Grceirtilll are accepted. At east 01 ::ior of!" clerks licmem atioi i ado]
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    2 Committed To Assizes
    54 4 CHAN FOOK Kl T;.:i A „1-- prietn ol shop in I 1 i committed tor ti Assizes on mi <'hai^ .1: KB) the Singapore Nn\ i I e'ourt. >. The men, u .1 wit revolver ;,n >h a knife, wren held tin Lee Cb< SL'.")i) and
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    Biscuit Man Tours Local Firm
    164 4 MR. H. EATON HART, the director of a near-cen-tury-oid biscuit firm, Peek, Fn .m and Company Limited, yesterday met officials of a lota! biscuit firm half as old, the Ha Ho Biscuit Factory. He saw how the factory turns ouf nearly half a million pounds
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    No Permit For Lottery Fined$7,000
    9 4 No Permit For Lottery Fined$7,000 MR i vtrt n
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    STC DRIVER IS ACQUITTED
    6 4 STC DRIVER IS ACQUITTED H I
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    Waifress Tells On Boy Friend
    7 4 Waifress Tells On Boy Friend A P
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      13 4 Pimples Go Ciisi Killed ii 3 Uf I Nfxcdcrm Tor Si >n Trouble*
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    DRIVER GETS A YEAR'S PRISON
    73 5 DRIVER GETS A YEAR'S PRISON the ided init« 1 on Han i year, which of four year*! simpte the Singat Trafl D trj I .fieci t ien he to a ch rge ol 21. imple Mi < conhe n lent. "Since i two o into roll tl I• on Mia
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    Weather
    72 5 I I -turf. pin \<>v It t.i :.:'.<• I I |> >i I7F), Kota Bahru Lumpur < ?-i i i I rmperature: t m to 7.:;it dm. 1 82 F K »1 i I' iliru t umpui i Ki! nil.ui i 181 >ing u>... i- i (I. .MM. Kol
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    MacDonald To Give Talk
    69 5 IR vIAI -i o!.\i MacDonald i General, will give tl il the So th-Eas| Asia at the S japore I Fnion oi Jou rna I held *n H >om of the on Munda y, Xu\ 16. II ,i i i the -.m:<' evening ,<■ 9 l.">
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    R.I. STAR HERE TO CHOOSE A LEADING LADY
    247 5 R.I. STAR HERE TO CHOOSE A LEADING LADY "•I M.ilT Reporter v! WOCHTAR, who f.,ns what 1 arrived i« yeslerdaj from 'V star la joint '•'^Malayan v«»tu,e Problem on Ins mind. to rhoose bin 1(1 > ror a lomanlir 'rn Ml t.lrnt The 1 has nrorrird him a la whitk
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    GIRL WINS $600 PRIZE IN SLOGAN CONTEST
    413 5 GIRL WINS $600 PRIZE IN SLOGAN CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS ALL: 3 /<-, ej they -xi'i'i co on urn brond ;>; s ih, M J. M. de Vilieneur* a- Hi tier .■'■'■>>,(! changer u ih the portable her u won and Mi Sinnatha q\ Johore Bahru w-i record q he collet
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    FIRING ON BLAKANG MATI
    53 5 FIRING ON BLAKANG MATI r .ill .\"i wi 1 1 take i>.a. e on Mati in a< cordance with th« "Blakang Mati RiiU> Range Firing Rules, 1952" fro Nov. J': to JT and from Nov. :<• ;<> Dec 4. F^iriiii; will take place da from 8 a.m. t>» 4.;w p.m.
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    BUDDHIST SHRINE
    38 5 THE ne laying ei oi y of the Buddhist Union Ja an Senyun Shrine i y the Ven. M .'.I. Mahaweera v. tak p ace <»n SunNov. I"), at 4 p.m. at faS I ai Road
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    Not Guilty Of $20 Bribery
    134 5 JOHORE BAHRU, W Jaimulal Abideen, shop sistant at Mi. Austin E lal Johore, wns today acquitted ;uiri discharged by Inche Mahmuud bin Aii. on rharge of attempting to bribe a I' Con table v. ith $20. It was .stated that o n April 4, Abideen
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    Rofarians Hear Film Unit Man
    209 5 LARGE gathering of Singapore Rotarians \<^ terday heard Mr. Brian Sail, a film director attached to the Malayan Film Unit give a talk on the production of documentary films in Malaya and other parts of the world. "The d < t tO of shooting their
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    Mr. Young Seeks Health In Ireland
    144 5 Mr. Young Seeks Health In Ireland MR. R. M YOUNG, i Singapore's Director «»f I, i Education leave* f° r land tudiv for healtk I reaaoas. ll<- has h»-en j I away from his work for i 1 nearly three noataa n«> w I two ami a halt moiilhs ©I
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    $6.5 MIL. FEDERAL VOTE CRITICISED
    307 5 Information Dept Staff Too Large THE Standing Committee on Finance of the Federal Legislative Council has strongly criticised the $6.5 million Federal vote for the Department of Information for next year. In its report on the Federal Budget estimates ior 1»54 to be tabled at
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    SUJ Backs UN Bid For Ethics
    120 5 SUJ Backs UN Bid For Ethics SINGAPORE Inion of Journalists i s vnv krrn l\ interested in a Uaited N;iti«n> araposal lor .in lateraattoaal eoafrreacc to (h.iu iid a («»dr of «*tlii<x m jom ii.ilisui i Union spokrsmaa s.n<l yesterday lie added that ata aaioa h.'s alreads supplied in formation
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    ACQUITTED
    32 5 MM Ha K Kieu R irquittcd S i [> e Court ye I <l:.v on i charge of < eatii H Kee Mil 1.9 ga ns ol $'J 80 :i;in Station on 27.
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    LABOUR MEMO TO RENDEL DEMANDS UNIFIED MALAYA
    108 5 SINGArORK I :i!»')iii l\irt\ (<>!,( tin- Knulrl mis i«>!i inVh a would regard "imiu-In iransi lory" :m\ ehasfc i:» tin* olotn iMiviitniion nl IH| sh'u( ol -llir »bjertiVC ol its iii):fn •Iron \illi OnFedr ration undei s«!-.jir MTrrrlrn Iccislatun 1.1 1 1 M
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    REMITTANCES
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    Rendel Stability
    643 6 i: THOUGH! Sii George Rendel, in Ins pet h which marked Ihe forma] business opening "f Ihe Singa] e C onaJ Commission laid i><- little too uch emphasis, which could be lificant, th< prosperity i I Singapore ana the national tiadr. and d econon thai Singapore's and in/lii
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    SIX SPIES WERE THERE
    1179 6  - SIX SPIES WERE THERE Michael Padev When The Cominform First Met Says f 'Nl] first srssiott of, the (.ominfttrm took pittcm *ix Y€«r« m%O lust month in exalted and mysterious < ircimi.slatK ts. ghteen of Europe's most prominent Communist lead- < i including the present Sovief FVime Minister, Mr. Mali
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    Laughter at Work
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    Review of Views
    208 6 Review of Views Nonsense IT is nonsense to say that an' increase in th e salaries and v .t" of City Council workers won d have to be followed !>y ;in increase in levies and 'axes as pointed out by th e City President. Mr. T P. F. Mr Wee,
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      124 6 s In yowr Youth t 1 ii recently your article under the caption "Studying in Th UK" by Todak was of useful infor- It will be apprcI if you will kindly try 10 give such information on ying m Australia? As JO i are aware the S«-hool i
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      RELIC OF THE PAST
      418 6 Sir: —My Uiji>d friend Mr. M.G. Ferquaon it evidently a rc/ic of the past, more fil /or Raule.s Museum than jfor living in Kampar. fhe '"BrifisM tax-payers'* Case as "nircd" by Mr. Ferguson is to be the dpciding /('Otor, India, Pakistan, Burma an 4 Ceylon s/iou'd
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    TIBETANS WON'T JOIN THIS ARMY
    585 6  -  O.M. GREEN By DESCRIPTION of condit'ons m Tibet which is strikingly different tiom thot provided by the flamboyant repotts of Peking Rad«o is given me by o resident of Kalimpono, on the IndoTibeton border, who ha? recently returned to Bntoin My informont lived for several
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    Harry Truman Is Subpoenaed
    133 7 photo u VSIIINGTON, Nov. 11 (AP)- Former President nan was subpoenaed by the House I n-Ainericaii Activities Committee yesterday lor questioning on about the lair Harry Dexter White, former 11 official accused of So\iet espionage. Nev Vork, it on whe- imU F Byin< i I ef
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    57 7 photo. MBKRS of the court ""i.u v iiu begaa their «>f former li.ini.m i Mohammed Mossa- '''<« meet for preliminary .it the army tomt n- in r.linan. arc (from left) Irunour RakhBrigadier Hamki •>'ii. Court chairman Nasrollah .vlo^hBrlcadiei Mahmoud narpur. iwideßliled Court •«nd Bri K adier Ali Khaiaei. \n mud.
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    EGYPT SEEKS TRADE IN FE
    61 7 NEW DELHI, Nov. 1 (AFP) Egyptian Economic Mis- 11 short v visil India and the F..v East, including apore, to h trade and open new mar- -plian products. o mission headed by Huss< in Fahn Pn iri< n1 oi Ihe F'< i manenl Counoi! for
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    INQUEST SOON
    28 7 AN inquest into the i of a British Commonwt alth I [ner that killed 18 ons is to be held shortly Redwood City, Califoi nia. A!V
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    CEYLON EXPLAINS BAN ON ANTHEM
    210 7 CEYLON EXPLAINS BAN ON ANTHEM COLOMBO, Nov. 11 (Reuter) Ceylon's Governor Genera), Lord Soulbury, has received a short note from Sir John Kotelawala, the Prime Minister, explaining why the Ceylon Government has decided not to use the Union Jack or the British National anthem in future. Sii John Kotelawj la's
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    POCKET RADIO FOUND IN BAG
    65 7 NEW DELHI. Nov. 1 1, (AP) A Di miv Min stry spokesman I today that Indian troops ha i s< izi d a high- transmitter concealed in ;i United Nations ration bag destined fur prison ps -i Korea. lit- add< 11 'ii.it Hip transmitter .i-
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    ROBERTSON LEAVES ARMY
    51 7 LONDON Nov. 11 (UP). Sir Bri.m Robei n <~>7>. has retired from the A i my, ii was official] 5 i nounced yestei day. The chief British negotiator in the Anglo-Egyptian dispute over he Suez Canal, (I Robertson een appo chairman ol th< British TransI port Commission.
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    ABELL OPENS RED CROSS HQ
    68 7 KUCHING. Nov. 11: (Routcv) Governor Anthony Abel! today opened the first headquarters building of the Sarawak branch of the British Red Cross Society, built entirely through the efforts of 1 its members and g< nero is cooperation of the public. The Governor in his speech
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    TURKS REMEMBER
    26 7 SOIL from Ataturk's grave was placed at the foot of the Turkish Flag during ceremonies at the U.N. cemetery near P isan yesterday. A.F.P.
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    Filipinos Choose Magsaysay
    146 7 j MANILA, Nov. 11, (UP).— Ramon Magsaysay roiled well pasi the one million-vote mark tonight and it appeared that only a political miracle by Pit nk-it Elpidio Quirino could stop the Nationalist candidate from winning a •mashing landslide victory. 1 .atest unofficial figures .shouid Magsaysay leading in
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    BIG 3 TO DISCUSS NEW PHASE IN COLD WAR
    192 7 BIG 3 TO DISCUSS NEW PHASE IN COLD WAR Decisions On Soviet Plans, Demands WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (Reutcrr Thr new Bermuda conference of British, United States and French heads of Government is considered in official circles here as of far greater importance than the conf rence originally proposed for last
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    38 7 photo. A BLANKET wrapped rinind her le&s. the Qaeei smiles as the drives back to I'.i.i Um^ii.iiii Palace alter visiting the exhibition of Coronation paintings and drawings on view in the (iovernment offites in Whitehall (iardens. London. UP
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    Trieste Snubs British Troops
    197 7 TRIESTE, Nov. 11 (Renter) -Italians in Trieste have begmm to snub British soldiers who wire allowed on the streets yesterday for the first time since last week's rioting American sold *rs In the city n their noi warm reception from the Triestinis who for years had
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    KAREN REBELS RAID VILLAGE
    72 7 RANGOON, Nov. 11 (AFP) At: Indian civi an was killed and over leu tak->n hostage, most n a local cinema, when 800 K robt -i i liav< I some i-ts ra l haton 150 ip east of R. lasi S e of the attackers ket.' up
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    A PAT ON THE BACK FOR IKE
    77 7 T.OS ANGELES. Nov. 11: iR< uter). Presideni E •n--hower won a vote of confidence today :i the California byin face "f political analysts' predictions thai the districi g Dcmocrat s. With ret. i ims to hand from •J(U of the 221 pr< cincts
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    GOLD BICYCLE FOR BIRTHDAY,
    41 7 LONDON, Nov. 11. (AP) A British firm reported I lit has made a bicycle with 18 <arat as a birthday present lor the son of Jamindar Das Nundy, a wealthy Indian merchant. The super bik«- cosi £208.
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    MP Throws Egg At The Opposition
    310 7 MP Throws Egg At The Opposition LONDON, Nov. 11 <i;. I A Conservative innnln i t Parliament. Sir ll«il»«ii W i lums threw, in tM ir opposition in thr House f Commons last niuht. llr later said he did not »r \\\*r it was a leal MU thought it Has
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    SHIPS SEARCH FOR A PLANE
    50 7 TOKYO, Nov. 11. (UP). A amphibious patr h 14 aboard en into the Korean Strait s ofl Cheju Island yesterday and no survivors have been found, the announced today. h ■> troyers joined In an night search of the area buf found no sun i\
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    AFTER THE STORM
    25 7 i H F. toe of he Italian A re<t truck by floods hmcl --'I s, was shak< »y by earthquake. A P
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    MOSSADEQ TALKS FOR 2 HOURS
    144 7 MOSSADEQ TALKS FOR 2 HOURS TEHERAN N< v. 11 (AP).— Former Pei an Prime ter Dr. Mossadeq sunny i jok ingj aft< r stormy scene which hp puncht ii htfl lav. walkout on terday aft< eti il down to pronged on the Im. 'I he < \-'ii tatoi got i
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    ART STOLEN FROM NELSON MUSEUM
    22 7 ART ti< o<\ ral Hoi atio N< iof the Napoleonic War I hav« »uth, 1...:: I AFP.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    73 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 11. The following ore the closing prices af rubber and tin on the London market LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16id. I December 1 6i d. Jan. /March H,d. Apr. /June 17 d. July/Sept. Ml6. November c.i.f. 16J,d. Tone. Dull. Spot
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    DENTAL DODGER
    21 7 A DENTIST was accused in Nottingham ye terda) of pulling en of a patie to conceal v -'io>hod Rllinss.
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    New Control For U.K. Atomic Energy
    201 7 LONDON, Nov. 11.- Britain trill hand over ron trol of atomic energy on Jan. 1 to a Ml organisation to be run on industrial lines, the Government announced vesterdav. An official report n.uned r.ord Salisbury, who la Lord President of the Council, as the
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    ATOM CHECK BOSS NAMED
    77 7 LONDON, Nov 11, (K- itei I --Sir E n P ''Aden, a senioi i i ant, has been ch as chairman <»f lh« poration r ii:'!i will Buti h atomic i v•■ from next year, it was officially an Dounced lonii 4 In I!H7 ht arai
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    ANOTHER SURPLUS SHIP IS SEIZED
    147 8 |>hnlo WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (AP)— The I'.S. govern,nent seized yesterday its 35th ship in the programme to regain possession of war-surplus ships which the government contends were Illegal!? sold to foreign interests. This one was the A p^c Oregon, seized at Boston. All v< re
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    'Superior' U.S. Planes
    48 8 WASHINGTON. N >v. 11 (AFPi President I the American Aircraft Industries A IX R t nighi ed States tiirig or producing 11 types I military aircraft p I to any plane abroad. Admiral Ram>ey > d in broadcast that the 1 1 types include^ nghtera ►ers.
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    RESCUE ATTEMPT
    33 8 A SPOKESMAN I t Turkish Mai t1 me H ;n Istanbul I gi I, he.ri ol;! f S\ which ran n the sea <>f Marmara early day. Bui i situation." A.P.
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    They Leave Thailand
    57 8 BANGKOK, N »v. II: < Norwegian r <- 5 vk< -i carrying 900 the C nmunist port >f S i on ih South China ce l e Chinese have lived in Thai -nd many year-. M are :>^eti ;r it to return their hot Another Norwegian slip.
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    German Toys For Xmas Trees
    35 8 NEW Y<>R!< V I I (AP) I 000 I Gei nan toys will be rican 'ordins > Ei K hi the S ico Toy Co., r S i ivle in rg
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    R.I. Is Silent On Red China Deal
    284 9 R.I. Is Silent On Red China Deal JAKARTA, Nov. 11 (Keutcr) The Indone>ian (iovcrnmont yesterday one week after tbe an nouncemeni it would resume rubber sales to Com munist China remained silent <»n details of the proposed trade. Government official* would j neither confirm nor deny re- ports that Inrtones.n
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    Cotton Talks Are A Failure
    46 9 WASHINGTON Nov. U I P) The failure of the ional Cotton certain, informed SOU] The A:m ri< an Marion Rhodes, and the British delegate, A. E. Ich ai todays v p thai it was useless to continue the exchange of views.
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    No Support For Payments Union
    129 9 Standard S|w<i;ii Correspondent JAKARTA. \o\. 11. A Japan*' |»!:m to sW ut» :in Asian Payments I uion. similar to Hi: I urnd Kun»|" .1.1 Payments I nion (HIT), has not drawn innch MMNMrI here. one of the fe;ir thai 1 ■< I IV. '>n would
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    DOING THE MARKET
    15 9 DOING THE MARKET S I r B < Pi tfl ind the 'i NOON PRICES 1
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    SHARES
    25 9 I r I IM I t \l Mi i I'M Ml Me A i Ml MM > l 1. I. 1 Kl MM K A
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    Pakistan Sells Rice To Japan
    93 9 KARACHI. Nov. 11. (UP)— rt pan has negotiated to buy mi ooii torn of Paki I i agreement MRncd i Pood Ministry No d< about price or arrangements were evealed. The ;:crr»' neni c Food MinisPakistan'i a v s s Haknie. k >.:i I/: i
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    32 9 MF Kl 1 W HENNI Cognac F.r-n i f and Co., Con predicted in New York. yesterday. Cognac siilr^ in the United States will show a substantii hi < .ii AP
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    GLOBAL TRIP
    86 9 Ph. (l <i ON A GLOBAL trip to Introduce Ike Kapteia "Vloo>!«-iU" aulotycle i .in-!i.»( tur.ii by tlirir firm in Amsterdam, three »x«*rutivrs. Messrs. W. Kiptrin. >T;i?j.«Rinu Dtree* t<»r. w. 11. j. Haiica chairman «>f the board of directors and A. I>< lt<»»r. vi<» president, arrived in Singapore
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    PRODUCE
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    'COKS' FACTORY
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      268 9 -J .-A AH J V/'m LOWEST OF ALL r} THAT T S— > v :o i lower suoe sh molt ~JS^ CM- J A^SB f> --VIAH MOWS -MURDER"; AUey OOP By V.T. Han:l,n THE"/ CAN'T CO ESM II KUkllaF N^'mF.N V^J l*k^' r volycow! nooc Nthajtoj^v ffiv J &m? loos^
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      285 9 ~*~**>*9***y* i 'iW>^^ i^fca!a<a<ala<Mfca>i»'f' r^B^ »,^> pore Diary f ,M->u>r C «T?1 ENTERTAINMENT British Council Hi«:i b.so p.m mud. d. Vgc 1 1 1 I SINf3APOU ART MXIKIY exh:- >r r4 d 9tS nm bition of paintingi by four Chi- |llM»rsi\\ Aural (Hindus! m. r^> i, t.is mi 'ms p.m
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      How Many Care To Reply
      342 10 Sir; The letters R.S.V.P. stand for "Repondez s'il vous plait in French, or, "Reply, if you please" in English, yet how many of the so-called educated recipients of invitationr care to rep'y? Speaking from my own personal experience, I can say, without fear of contradiction,
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      Nurses Complaint
      201 10 Sir; Your Article in Monday's Singapore Standard, "NURSES COMPLAIN OF INTIMIDATION." surprised and shocked me I refuse to believe responsible persons like the Mitnn and Si>ter Tutor of the Genoral Hospital. .1 »hore Bhiru, would intimidate the Nurse? under their charge. If the Malayan Nurses Union d> not
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      HE WAS NEVER QUOTED
      274 10 HE WAS NEVER QUOTED Sr;— lt is dimrult to see how Mr. Wee Sjon Bee. Manager, Town Bus Service Ltd., was misquoted as he claims to he in your issue of 29th October. I<>:>3. in reference to The Standard report of 22nd October of certain points of agreement arrived at
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      Both Were Silly And Spiteful
      195 10 Sir; In your issue of to-day's date you published a letter from M.A. und it the heading 'I rubbed my eyes". It was in reply to a letter which you had published in a previous issue from a Mr. Ferguson. Both letters were silly and
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      A PIONEER
      80 10 Sr; The art:r!e by Mr. A.S. N T air of 7!) Mountbatten Road K.L., appearing in the reader's forum in this paper a fovv days ago reminds me of the story of the camel and the Arab, when he refers to Mr. G.V. Thaver of the M.I. Association.
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      BANDITS AGAIN
      164 10 Sir; As a regu'ai listener of the Chi MM programmes of Ri lio Malaya Singapore Station, I hear daily the same message meant for the bandits being repeated so many times a day in different dialects. Surely it is not meant for those at home and it is
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      REMINDS ONE OF DAYS OF FASCISTS
      193 10 Sir: As a firm believer of the four freedoms one was shocked to read of the so-called funeral procession and cremation which the President of the I'MNO carried out recently in Johore Rahru. the capital of an enlightened Ruler. This reminds one of the
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      Another Big Squeeze
      197 10 Another Big Squeeze Sir, —It is appalling to read in recent publications that the University of Malaya is going to absorb $!45 million. This will mean another big squeeze on the public pocket in the way of increased taxes, etc. Malaya is at the moment facing a financial crisis and
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    THE NEW $ THE OLD
    48 10 THE NEW THE OLD The girls were pretty in the days when this ancient lire engine teas the latest thing, but ]ew IPOIII4J hare dared to pose 111 as brief a COS til me ns 18-year-old Barbart Deer. Tint's change, and mttch ran be .said for modern trends.
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    34 10 The Leuyite of Nations is l i? t an instrument of th« Millennium, It provides th« first forum th e world has ever seen for the discussion of trorld affairs. Prof. Alfred Zimmeru. l'J2il.
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      394 10 t I rwy o o mui \ii«>\: I "When ymi r 4» .1 t Sjtkers, yon ;ir«* Im*>i t«» 1 y—rnelf." I r.inkh.i lIH K»I»\V M»K KVI.KY 1 OM: This Is day which 1 requires i tactful, flexible 1 ou*!:> >k not precipitate chances, but adjust to tti >se which
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    IOC Make Important Proposals
    433 11 Women s Discus And Shot To Go Nov. 11 (Reuter) A four-man subtee <»» MM International Olympic Committee, here, proposed that, in future Olympics, re,ld not be allowed for individual COM■iptitions. Ihp committee, consisting of Frik Von Frenekell liul) Bo rikliind (Sweden), Albert Mayer nd) and
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    MERRYTIME BP
    25 11 i team c erica] iday, Nov 16 i friendly badI r [ngles will H k Choon, Othman, Ung 'he .ng Cheng Willie I
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    Carruthers "Perfectly Right"
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    Rocky To Box During His Tour
    14 11 Rocky To Box During His Tour 11 al dc- 1 reN Miami I II
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    Kelantan Haidcourt Tennis
    40 11 Kelantan Haidcourt Tennis t ten been: Bok C s I <■• Buk Huck Chong D He: Lim T< > Kim Pr>-.\« w o.: Si n Seng and .T.R. Hock Chuan eai R; hn-vat I ft-3. b handicap I >hd Taib Di C.W.
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    Married Men Were Better
    78 11 RAUB. Wed. Th e first of what is proposed to be an annual event In th o activities of the newly formed Raub Tamilians Sports and Cultural Association was watched by large crowd her« v. hen 'he married members met *he bachelors at goccer. The married
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    Mersing Hockey
    25 11 MERSING. Wed. In n fast and clean hockey match Tigers '•cat lightning I—o1 0 on Ine Town Padang. Stephen MuruKesu was the scorer.
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    HK NOW SERIOUS ABOUT BOXING
    269 11 HONGKONG, Nov. 11.— Fight fans here arc looking forward to seeing more boxing than they have seen since the outbreak of World War 11. A group, calling themselves the Hongkong Amateur Boxing Association, has formed to a boost to the sport. When tiie end of
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    SCHOOLBOY SHOCKS N.Z. CRICKETERS
    114 11 I 17--•el inn f -u th% drawn i wore: New Zealander? for nine wickets declared and !»H lor sewn declared: Eastern Province 173 and 109 i'*r seven. Dakin, a Ull, fast-medium bowler, took the wickets of „v, C (pie and Bert Stlt- in his fir: over,
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    They're Tops In Malaya
    39 11 Mrs. (Gladys Ltke-ClMa and On^ Chew Bee who have hc.n ranked as top-flight Malayan exponents of lawn tennis hv the parent body, although they failed to overcome foreign invaders in the Malayan championships this year.
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    HAPPY ENGLISH CRICKETERS
    155 11 LONDON, Nov. 11 <AP)— Eiir land's cricket worW received a £130,000 nest-egg yesterday record profits from the Test matches between England and Australia this summer. In addition, the Australia! ouk home ClOO.OOO as their share of the tour pt En^'. nd's Cricket Board announced that £10,Ouo would
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    NSW Tennis Guide To Davis Cup
    224 11 SYDNEY (N.S.W.),Nov. 11.— Tiu New S »uth Wales u v 12, will be a guide to singles line-up for the D C\:p. M.S.W. i have I Ken Rosewall No. 1 n and Tony Ti al ovei > for Uss. Ttabert's defeat of \A champion,
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    UPSET IN T-TENNIS
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