Singapore Standard, 19 November 1953

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD __pt K_ __L Mfj_i»-__^^^ _t IN Vol. IV. No. 140. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1*53. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    TRADE BAN REVOLT GROWS
    367 1 TRADE BAN REVOLT GROWS P, :i ROTH, 1 nndoa Correa, 18 If 30 In leave weekend it ant indica- revolu circle. ian on trade I countries <•< untry is thera pay l>p increasingly v lines. I.a- favwith it of polifind they are tremendous nessmen in t i t >m pi
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    Mossadeq Plugged Ears For Minutes
    135 1 lIIEKAN, Nov. 18 <AP)— Mossadeq kept his (1 in his ears for ten minutes yesterday recorded voice of his former Foreign Minisi Fatemi. denounced the Shah. I The trial of Ma.sadeq on charges of seeking to unseat I the Pablevi dynasty and illegally dissolving Parliament.
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    FOG HOLDS UP GEN. TEMPLER
    25 1 I- v. 18. (Reuter). Templer, in Malaya. today for weeks' I d»*part- t London r Oversea Airliv. rted oast be-
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    Girl Who Won The Hollywood Trip...
    87 1 r EIGHTEEN YE A R OLD Violet Sleitjh. a Kuala Lumpur mannequin, won the Miss Max Factor, Malaya contest an,) with it a free trip to Hollywood at the finals of th<> competition held at the Raffles Hotel last nixht. Her closest rival. Ramona
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    VICTORY KISS
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    Unrest In Formosa: Chiang's Men Quit
    163 1 TAIPEI, Nov. 18 (UP)— Chiang Kai-shek's entire Cabinet resigned today giving rise to speculation of a major break in Chiang's longtime leadership of the Nationalist Chinese Government. In a completely unheralded move Chiang's ministry headed by Premier Chen Cheng quit. It was the first
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    CHURCHILL HAS A NEW PLAN
    75 1 LONDON. Nov. 18— (UP>— Pr:m e Minuter Sir Winston Churchill may present to President Eisenhower at Bermuda a bold new plan to keep the peace by agreeing to a n "armed truce" with the Soviet Union. authoritative sources said today. Churchill considers the idea a
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    RUSSIAN GOLD FOR BRITAIN
    69 1 LONDON. Nov. 18 (AFP) Amounts of Russian gold have recently been transferred from Moscow to the Bank of England., it was disclosed in financial quarters here today. The gold was delivered in ingots bearing the Soviet stamp. The aim of the transaction was to supply Russia
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    JOB FOR BLISS
    17 1 SIR Arthur Bliss has been app tinted master of Ike 1 Queen's Alusick." Reuter
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    DEATH FOR BOY WHO SLEW MAIDSERVANT
    374 1 Silent Youth And Wailing Woman MR. JUSTICE Tayfor yesterday imposed the death sentence on Gan Eng Loke, the 16--year-old English-speaking schoolboy who had been found guilty in the Singapore Assize Court of murdering his maidservant with a chopper. When the judge intoned the words:
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    ...And Two Who Did Not
    32 1 ...And Two Who Did Not photos. SECOND: Ramo na Wiener. Although thp Hollywood-trip is not hers, a cheque for $500 is. THIRD: thong Yin Lai also gets a cheque for 8100. Standard
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    NINE DROWNED
    23 1 NINE Icelandic flshernv 1 !o_t their lives recently when •heir shin was wrecked oil the west coast of 1 viand. AFP
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    FAROUK'S TRIAL
    14 1 EX-kixg Parouk will be tried in absentia by Egypt's Revolutionary Court. A.P.
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    SOLDIERS SHOT
    14 1 THREE army privates, were executed for treason in Da- mascUf yesterday.— AP
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    HONGKONG GIRL HELPS THE FUND
    305 1 A CHEQUE for $100 from the Singapore Motor Club and three donations amounting to $5. 50 brought The Standard's Toy Fund to $8,445.82 yesterday. From Hongkong. The Standard received a surprise donation of $10 from 22 yearold Elizabeth Ozorio. an attractive office girt. She says:
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 1 "Phew!— thought I'd never find a pair to suit him!"
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    A KULIM KILL IN COMMONS
    75 1 LONDON. Nov 18 (AKP> Sir Leslie Plummer, Labour MP i s to ask the Colonial Secretary. Oliver Lyttel'uu. next Wednesdiiv why the body of a Chinese woman bandit, shot and killed bv Malayan security forces, wa brought dow n fiom the jumjles ..trapped to a
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    RUBBER MEN ARE WARNED
    127 1 NEW YORK. Nov. 13 (UP) Republican Representative Paul. W. thaler of Michigan today strongly recommended that private United Sla'es rubber manufacturers take all synthetic rubber production v l l of 'ha hands ot the Jjovemmi'uL He warned that the rub manufacturer! were i n the threshold
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    Ruler Is Sent To Hospital
    118 1 Ruler Is Sent To Hospital THE B '•f Negri Sembilan wai ru i the Sinfapoi I Senei >i Ha pital on an al line bv tr i i rday from S I ruler M aill tOl R •rv..ti)n, for the r f».irtv in a Constellation whic h w i (■)><■
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    The Valetta: False Alarm
    89 1 A Royal N.i v belicop •< erday tt .v it v expei t from Changi to .< bet h north of Tan m»r i Pel i iboui M mile* N I <>t Sing ip following a pilots report he h n an airrrafl wii^ ;t!i(l na<
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    MP QUESTION ON BORNEO PASSPORT
    53 1 LONDON Nov 18 111 s-.i Awbery, Labouf HIP I k V( the Colonla Eh i •> v thii afternoon ritlaanship pa i ipoi ti <»t pei ooa t> n in North Borneo prior to it. aeeesston in ItHfl but not ro* i tiding thei i
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    Widow Lost $100 Trying To Aid Sons
    31 2 I.N'GA ice are p< rson heated ui> ng iri C'< H thr T d on it u on a Hi ng 10. ddenly stopi
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    COLONY PRISONERS TO STUDY CIVICS
    296 2 COLONY PRISONERS TO STUDY CIVICS A NEW COURSE of study for the rehabilitation of prisoner, in Singapore jails •rill b«ui n on the evening of Saturday. Nov. 2H, whe n a civics class Is opened at the Outran Koad Jail. This has bee n made possible through co-operation between Major
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    TALK ON RUBBER
    27 2 AIR H. A CAMPBELL, chairman u_ the Joint Working Party on the Rubber Iny. will give a ta!k over Riui today at 7.10 pjn.
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    HOLY WAH' CALL AGAINST REDS
    751 2 IN SINGAPORE, end the Federation in the piinopal towns ond in humble kampongs —Muslims yesterday observed the Piophct Mohamed's 1,373rd birthday with fervent prayers, colourful processions, sports meetings, feasting- ond a solemn resolve to crush the Communist terrorists, "the enemies of Islam." Our reporters and
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents P^r lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buvers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose r >(>l s(»^ No. 1 R.S.S. 562 :><i; No. 2 RSS. *>5i 55 S No. :j r.s.s. 532 531 Tone: Steady TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was S.'»lB per
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    Extortion: Quick Police Act Praised
    131 2 Extortion Quick Police Act Praised MR. E.H. D'NettO, Second District Court judge yesterday, highly commended Inspector Patrick David on his promptness taken in effecting the arrest ol three men and also for excellent investigation work. He said th;s al the continued hearing of an extottion Sulaiman bin Omar, Sardon bin
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    HK EXCHANGE
    34 2 HONGKONG. Nov. 18 Special Standard Service. Closing prices or the Honukon^ Exchange today were $15.71 to $1 sterling: $5.88fi2.. to US SI$1,811) to Malayan $1: $0,200 to one Indonesian Ruppiah; Gold 1251.819
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    Slight Drop In Poultry
    66 2 THERE has been a slicht decrease in the price of chicken in Singapore. According to hawkers, this is the result of l 'flood' in the market Prices have gone down about 10 cents to the kati. Pork and other meats remain steady Pork $2.80; Beef $1.30;
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    Visiting Newsmen
    136 2 Visiting Newsmen AT THE invitation of Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. the Com-missioner-General, four Siamese journalists are now On a fortnight., "study" tour of Singapore and the Federation. Three of them represent dailies with a combined circulation of only 30,000 copies a day while the fourth is attached to the British Information
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    2 Pianists To Star At This Show
    124 2 THE 25th anniversary co pert <»f thi Singapore V Fjs'..::i Music School. to »ort v\ will be high,: by tw«» pia its who fa ored bri ant successes both ami abroad. H a Aneiano an i Miss Fan Biau Chin. u I >U
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    5 Men Chase, Attack Youth
    97 2 Fl\ I. MEN chased a youth ards along Telok'Aver Street in S ngapore yesterday evening before they caught up with him. They then punched, kicked and stabbed him. ,'S V U r y nth, a liJ-year-o d labourer. Lim Ho See fe I I the
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    Hails Lifting Of Food Ban
    88 2 THE removal of quota re*f n _._J'V n on im P° rt s of certain foodstuffs, thereby introducing Niger competition locally might reduce food prices. Mr.' w. H. Walker. Controller and Registrar of Imports and Export-. Singapore said yestetReferr.ng to trade with JaphL, said there
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    $523 Mil. In Oct. Trade
    44 2 PRKLIMIXARY ngures of the total external trade of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya during the month f October was $523,400,000 Imports of merchandise in5270.600.00u and exports of merchandi.se including p post, ships' stores and bunket was $243,800,000. TOU
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    NO TV FOR US YET – IT'S TOO MUCH
    321 3 NO TV FOR US YET IT'S TOO MUCH ...But Later On Free Enterprise May Introduce It THE Singapore Government has no intention of introducing television into the Colony at present. t T. In ir an u inter y icw With The Standard vesterdav Mr J. D Higham, the Colony's Under
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    Long Service Awards
    64 3 photos. Standard I S for long an. meritorious the Army were presented to by the Commander-in-Chief l.oewen, at his office in lay. The recipients were p McCaffrey ai.d Sgt A. P. White U I < i nd Mr. Wee Chee Sen-. a ft in a clerk in
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    New Deal To Get Cheaper Food
    95 3 DEAL for Singapore'! primary food pro- i will Increase the profits of Chinese farv fishermen and reduce food prices is I by the Colony Co-operative Developtment. i told a thai plan ipply. r Ch mcsc l her- bed I willi a con- •tit is
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    This Cat Burglar Was Noisy
    131 3 This Cat Burglar Was Noisy Standard Staff Reporter AWAKENED i the small hours of Tuesday by creakint; noises, a man living in Owen Road Singapore, saw an intruder in hlg mom. He jumped out of bed and chased the intruder out of the hou-.-. Later he went through his beloagiags,
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    Court Told Of 2 Men And 8 Pistols
    239 3 Court Told Of 2 Men And 8 Pistols EP BIN DOLLAH and Ahma t bin Ilaji Mansoor, former empl lyees of R.A.F. Seletar. were committed to trial before the High Court at end oi ;< preliminary inquiry yester lay, on a charge of unlawfully possessing eight I revolvers. An eight-year-old
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    INQUIRY INTO DELAYED MAIL
    22 3 W r Ofl thai luirj t I t L; rid the now bi on exregret for the de-
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    MOVE FOR A CENTRAL STRIKE FUND
    174 3 MOVE FOR A CENTRAL STRIKE FUND A MOVE to institute a Centra] Strike Fund for the three Services Unions in Singapore will be made bv the General Council of the Federat:.):] oi Services Unions at its annual delegates' conference on Sunday. The S.F.S.U. in a re lion which will be
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    INDIAN ENVOY RETURNS HOME
    53 3 FORMER Indian Ambassador in Jakarta. Mr. Bfa I Daya!, is leaving Singapore todav for India by K.L.M. enroute to India. IL? is accompanied by his wifs and Shter. Ur. Dayal has been appointed Ambassador in Kabul. He will t_.ik e up his new office towards the
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    USIS Offer Awards For Study In US
    148 3 APPLICATIONS for United States Educational Exchange fellowships, for graduate study in American universities, during the 1954/55 academie year ire being invited by the USIS, Singap >re. These fellowships are sp >nSOred by the American Department of State under the SmithMundt educational exchange programme
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    Gifts For Fire Victims
    88 3 I of thr donations readers of the Utusaa for victims of the "i Siagapoi lire in A'ju--1 Koad were jresterdaj I over to 11 families the aewspaper'a office. member of each family Bivea $61.79, besides le s of clothiag a tin of !< '<-• <l m.lk
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    GAS FOREMAN FOR TRANSFER
    39 4 1 led for Iran fer. 'J ne Public Utilities Ci ttee of the City Council d the transfer ring the findings of a ttee appointed to 1 -p in 4 o certain e fori man
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    Egypt To Aid Malaya's Muslim College
    293 4 Egypt To Aid Malaya 's Muslim College standard Staff Reporter THE Egyptian Government will shortly send an] educational mission to Malaya to assist in the establishment ol the proposed Muslim College. The mission. consisting of eminent educationists from AI-Azhar, the oldest Muslim educational institution in the world, will help the
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    Little Boys Who Tease Little Girls, Say Police
    191 4 'Dancing Men On Lonely Rd.'— F. Press SINGAPORE Police last night described as "absolute nonsense" a report in the Free Pre. s of yesterday's issue that four naked men hav r been terrorising schoolgirls of JNariyang Girls' High School in Bukit Timah
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    A Tax Plea For Hindus
    124 4 Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION thai a fresh clause be included in the new Income Tax law in order to ensure that the "Karta" or head of a Hindu joint family is given the sam e relief as thai h other individuals enjoy, has been
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    KERALA SAMAJAM
    18 4 HIE thirty-sixth annua! general meeting of the Singapore Kerala Samajam will be held on Dee. 6.
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    SEES PARENTS AGAIN AFTER 16 YRS
    159 4 Standard Staff Reporter M.ADAM TAN Foo Chin was the happiest woman at Kallang Airport, Singapore, yesterday, when a QANTAS/ BOAC Constellation flew in from Jakarta with her parents, whom she had not seen for more than 16 years. This was their first visit to
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    COLONY JUDGE PRAISES A STUDENT
    131 4 COLONY JUDGE PRAISES A STUDENT Fine Spirit Sho wn Resisting Thuc LIM BIAN SAN, a University cf student, was complimented in the Sir.q Assize Court yesterday "for t'c spirit v shown" in resisting the attc of fo. to rob him and his friend Mi. 3 Gracic C The complimenl came
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    FINED $400
    89 4 FOCR tricycle riders were lined a total of $400 yesterday by the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. IVvcreux-Colebourn lor riding without licence and having badges that were not in force. MOBE than 150 people at tended the cocktail party last evening to celebrate the opening
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    Hindu Chiefs Hail Marriage Bill
    307 4 Hindu Chiefs Hail Marriage Bill Standard Staff Reporter INDIAN leaders in Singapore yesterday welcomed the proposed Hindu Marriages Bill soon to be introduced in the Colony Legislative Council by Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj. S ne felt there should be te modifications in the Bill which is now in draft
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    MENON WILL VISIT PENANG
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    Tenant Rows Set A Poser
    63 4 Mand.ud M..IT Reporter GAP* >' 1)1 h of! Coum en. not know I in such -.1 0 chief ten to ask hii rtment I powe r BO S he h.i p Utilities if he can lupp ty to a sub-it .lord permits it a i
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    Three Men —And A Toy Pistol
    90 4 Three Men —And A Toy Pistol A CONSTABLE vto uas oil duty, s.it sipping coffee in still h v the side of t ivde Terrace Singapore, on Tuesda.. Hi- N tw three men passing li> One of them had a buUe i u his trousers packet. The eenafahaa followed them
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    Cessation Of R.I. Logs Hits Traders
    223 4 tiik •Standard Staff Reporter the diLTof ?h_ °sV° g SUppHes from »»<»n<sia and the market wer«. the hra factors combined to make the last quarter a v.rv i«mr one for local sawhillers, states Mr?" r mw£th y^V„?es.. t r offiCer »«»<*»» I^TSft Mr Tamworth
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    SOCIETY DINNER
    30 5 TH E Union Benevolent Society, Singapore, will hold a (tinner at the Tai Tong Restaurant in New World Amusement Park this Saturday in celebration of its eventh anniversary.
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    WIDOW WILL SEND HER 3 GIRLS TO ISRAEL
    266 5 WIDOW WILL SEND HER 3 GIRLS TO ISRAEL others Rebecca i send to daughiSilvia, L3, who are Mai- under ari le by the fare Depart- 1 \ttj*f»*>*'t Edi- e "Jeru- in the Jewpport for making have the ;i_e. i go." I old a <!'.-.<. of ,i Penang 1 > i
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    Testers Who Remain
    56 5 SINGAPORE Polio yesterday released the name* of .1 driving testers left in the Traßk 0n...*. Origiaally ii» 12 tester s hut six were picked while two have gilded from duty. Il)»- four are: Mr. W. Martin Senior Driving Tester Mr. Mitii.u Senior Dill It Tester. Mrs. I.E.
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    FIRE VICTIMS TO GET CASH
    309 5 Relief Body To Sell 96 Houses Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Joint Relief Organisation at its special meeting yesterday decided to sell all the 96 houses built in Kolam Ayer at a totol cost of nearly $500,000 from public subscription, to house the Kampong Bugis
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    An Officer For Seamen
    80 5 SINGAPORE Governmeni Will ..oon appoint a Chief Personnel and Welfare Officer (Seafarers) in the Master Attendant's Office, to look alter the welfare of Asian seamen in the Colony. Government's decision is In line with the recommendat ons Of the International Labour Organisation's Asian Regional Maritime Conference
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    $9,000 FINES
    47 5 A RECORD number of cases -HOf) in all and most of them backlog was cleared by the Singapore City Courl yesterday and fines totaling $t.OM Were collected. Most of the cases were for obstruction and hawking without licence. Ihe Magistrate was Mr. J. M. Devereux-Cole-bourn.
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    'I Will Disinherit Him' Says Father
    235 5 IF SON DISOBEYS A WEALTHY biisine sman (inei Kim I mi .aid in the Sixth Police Court ye lerdav that ii an\ ot his two sons disobeyed him in any way, he would retrieve all his sifts of landed property to them, and ''»t
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    CAPTURED RED SAYS: 'I WANTED TO GIVE UP'
    145 5 CAPTURED RED SAYS: 'I WANTED TO GIVE UP' JOHORE BAHRI d Commun h ho Mr. Jiu e Bui "or being in unlawful p on Ol I imm unit ion »»t that he i I >ui rendei hini ell Km n he id i pi mat rubb Just it thai Ihe
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      89 5 Weather MI N ____T IT M Temperature: Fro« T39 p.m. Nov. 17 to 7.:;0 am Noi. 18. Singapore 7f P), Penans (75 F). Kota Bahru i7_ I I. Kuala l.umpur |73 P|, Ipoh *7., F>. Kuantan (7.-, P|. Ma\i in u m Temperature: I rum 7.::» a.m. to 7.!!0 p.m.
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    Pro Bono And All That
    760 6 INK need not fcx ed thai the Singapore (Jov em bill to amend the Land Acquisition O i hould bi ticized in rat h exti avaganl by the minority <•! persons who are likei.. to j by it 'I'ii'- .'i pi pn ent ;hi- hill
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    SLOGAN OF THE IMPLACABLE MR. RHEE
    877 6 SLOGAN OF THE IM PLACABLE MR. RHEE "Freedom Death For Korea" By A Times Special Correspondent In Seoul PRESIDENT RHEE lias informed your Correspondent that recent developments at Panmunjom have confirmed South Korean doubts about the possibility oi' the peaceful settlement of anv questions with the Communists at the proposed
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    Water Buffalo 'Sank' Two Warships
    498 6 Water Buffalo 'Sank' Two Warships LONDON, (UP)—Accounts of how British inventors used candy to make magnetic bombs and how two British battleships were sunk by a water buffalo were added to the collection of "stranger than fiction" stories about World War Two here today Making a claim for awards before
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    VISITING A PATIENT?
    309 6 CLEVELAND, Ohio: (UP) Worried by the strain put on both patient and hospital staff by large numbers of visitors, the American Hospital Association has made this list of suggestions for those who go to the hospital to visit a friend or relative. 1. Look Good. The patient
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    Review of Views
    229 6 Review of Views Mr. MacDonald MR MALCOLM MACDONALD i_ criticised by Utusan Melayu lor defending Ban Dai at Monday's Press luncheon in Singapore. Tht paper says that it il strange that Bao Dai was presented by Mr. MacDonald a- a "patriot and a sincere man" when in fact the majority
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    Laughter at Work
    28 6 a threat not the Don't Trusl Japs Too Far U both i i po 0 pi wearing i .h tba wtedoa \WW\ \\w> k \v
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    96 7 883,900 In Britain's Armed Forces < ,\FP) 531,000 09,- vice and 1 si for thi a< I'• i »00 offi i rs 27G 500 H a F and 141,500 for and SHAPELY hlonde mauieienne June McComb picks up an empty hat and out pops a white rahDit. It's magic. But
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    Seven Killed In Air Crash
    35 7 FORT BRAGG. North Carolina. Nov, 18. (Reuter) a [19 Globemaster troop nansport pane crashed on Fort Bragg reservation yestei killing at least seven people -he United States army a.nounci d.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    73 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 18. Tho following ore rh e closing prices ot rubber ond tin on Ihe London morlccl: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16jd. December 1 7 d. Jon. /March Mid. Apr. /June 17, d. July/Sept. 17d. December c.i.f. 16,d. Tone Dull. Spot
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    REDS EDGE TOWARDS US PLAN
    225 7 Neutrals: Third Party' Status Is Latest Conclusion PANMUNJOM, Nov. 18, (UP)— The Communists offered todoy to limit the participation of neutral nations in the Korean peace conference to a "third party" status in a move to bring them closer to the American plan for seating
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    WHAT U.S. WILL PAY FOR TIN
    191 7 WHAT U.S. WILL PAY FOR TIN Trade Circles tager To See WASHINGTON. Nov. 18— (UP) Trad lay were eag rly awaiting an American Indonesian tin contract < ee what the i Fnited State, would new n p iblir for the commodity nc>:\ year. ition.s between an Indon< ian t n
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    DEATH IN A MONASTERY
    80 7 S Nov 18 (A. ikiato i. Mother r of a monastery in •h I<7 inma ben 20 and 80. are said to e died between 1940 and 1950, wag jailed for four year? terday after being fraud, embezzlemenl unlawful detention. The prosecution alleged that i those
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    MANIAC RODE IRON HORSE
    96 7 CALCUTTA, Nov 18 (AP> A train steamed into an Assam station on Monday with a maniac perched atop* the engine, waxing a razor-sharp home made sword with which he had lopped off the head of a baby as if lay in the lap of one of
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    EXPLOSION AT ARMS DEPOT
    60 7 STRASBOURG*-, Nov 18 (Reuter) Troops, police aid firemen last night stood by helpless around a burning fort near her e while 200 tong of ammunition and explosives Stored inside it went up in a string of loud explosions All hope was given up for six men—
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    DULLES DENIES US-PAK. PACT
    52 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 18. (UP)— Secretary cf State John Foster Dulles emphatically denied at his pre.ss conference yesterday thai the United States i_ engaged in anv nesotml ions with Pakistan for the establishing of American military bases there or the extension of United States militarv aid to
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    The Princess Opens Exchange
    28 7 MANCHESTER, Nov. 18: (Reuter) Princess Margaret yesterday opened th e reconstructed portion of the Manchester Royal Exchange, focal point of the Manchester cotton industry.
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    DIVORCE PLANS
    17 7 DESPITE reconciliation attempts, actress Susan Haywrird says >he still plans to divorce le-s- Barker. AP
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    Four On Trial For Anti-Govt. Plot
    283 7 EDINBURGH, Nov. 18 (Renter)— Four men on trial for plotting to overthrow the government were accused here yesterday of planning a campaign of terror aimed at bringing about a declaration of martial law in Scotland. i A detective told the Edinburgh court todav that
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    Quirino Blames US For Defeat
    290 7 photo. .MANILA, Nov. 18 (AFP) Outgoing I [Upino President Elpidio Quirino and Lower House speaker Engenlo Perez today openly accosed the .Halted si.ii<-> of military intervention in the recent elections which resulted in a resounding dele.it for their Liberal Party Now vacationing in netown ol
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    IT WAS ALL CHEESE AND HEPBURN TOO
    127 7 HOLI VWOOU \p, H B tih 1; he i 'I i I B ley, -'.i ifoi m. i rd foi I an film I i „d xot otr to h But th< B dropped t when a -ent I tar ii Volllptu A
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    Lots Drawn To Divide Will
    95 7 DETROIT. Nov. 18 (AFP) A somewhat bizarre will take place shortly in a I>> troit hotel under the Carl Clarke, a collector ol art and archeological sourvenirs, who died recent'. B age of Tt). A clause in the will prescribes that more than 50 friends
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    Film To Aid Surgeons
    64 7 LONDON. Nov 18 (Reuter) The film of an operation to separate Siamese twins being down from Canada to help one of Britain's top surgeons decide if a similar operation would save Nigerian Siamese twi n girls here. The film was made by a Canadian surgeon Dr.
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    GUNS SALUTE REAR-ADMIRAL
    64 7 HONGKONG, Nov. IR (AP) Rear-Admiral Gerald V. Gladstone took over duties as commander of Fifth Cruiser Squadro n and Flag Officer. i#eond in command. Far East Station in Hongkong today. In an impressive naval rer lemony. Admiral Gladstone's flag was transferred from H.MS Defender to HMS. Newcastle.
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    HILLARY IS AT IT AGAIN
    63 7 AUCKI AND, Nov. II (Reuter) i \'< w Zea an I A p Club have obtained permis the Pakistan and .\< < n's, lor a Hr: .1 a < dition next year, it r 1 1 ported h» iy. Jne par: v i ),y thr»
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    FAMILY SLAYER ALTERS HIS TUNE
    93 7 FAMILY SLAYER ALTERS HIS TUNE DIGNE, Nov. 18 (Rente.) Ciast on Dominiri. .7-vear-old farmer, said in hi prison cell here he had been "forced t<» HUM. the comedy" ot a routes, sion to the murder of the Drummond Until) a■ d added. "I am completely innocent." Domil i made Ihi
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    Carne Gets High Award
    17 7 LONDON I i the Imjin Rh i ment anoth Five ther Hi it
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    COMPETITION FOR COMET
    46 7 NEW Y< >RK N If. i Plans for let cruising ipatd of have been anno:. United GM ii fact u i he Fairchild A don id the o two Wrn-ht J67 eti| WOU i) I a crew <>i ding Wl i en get
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    Three Comets For Canadian Airlines
    237 8 THIS British ."iOO c.c. motor cycle, a product of the Waaler Company, was shown at the recent Cycle and Motor Cycle Show at Earl's Court. The motor cycle which is expected to be ready for the market next year, is a four-cylinder job that could
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    Scientists Heading For Antarctic
    100 8 Scientists Heading For Antarctic CAPETOWN, Nov. 18 (AFP) Four scientists from Norway, Britain and Holland arrived here yesterday aboard the world's most up-to-date whaler, the Norwegian "Faieern." on their way to the Antarctic for a whale-marking expedition. The party was headed by Professor Johann T. Ruud. Drre. tor of the
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    Japs Offer Competition
    100 8 LONDON. Nov. 18. (Router); Japan would soon be a competitor of "considerable strength** in the world bicycle marker. Sir Harold Bowden. chairman of the Ra-.cigh Industries Limited said here ve-ter-day. Addressing Raleigh representatives from all over the world at an export luncheon he recalled that a few
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    KABUL-CAIRO AIR SERVICE
    49 8 PESHAWAR, Nov. 18 fAFP) Anew KibuHCairo air service will gtarl functioning shortlv ot\ a regular weekly basis. It was reported here today. The service will cover Kandhar, Baghdad and Beirut on the cvay to Cairo, a contract between Afghanistan and Airlines iv tovo'ic i ready aexp
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    17 8 -PTAIN KURI A AMI. IN. 86, retired Commodore oi I American Presit fl B•• AP
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    Has Jail Term Cut By Seven Months
    138 9 Has Jail Term Cut By Seven Months LIM JOO SOO, a 45- year-old chief clerk of the Depaitment of Chemistry, had his ten month sentence for accepting a bribe, reduced in the Singapore Appeal Court, yesterday, to thiee months imprisonment. Lim wag earlier convicted in ;i Lower Court for taking
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    'Vote Labour' He Tells Why
    102 9 'V ote Labour' He Tells Why CITIZENS o Singapore were erday urged by Mr. Lee _'iioon Eng. (City Councillor. Ind. Lab.) to vote Labour to "undo all wrongs done by the Progressive Party City Coun>rs." He was speaking at a meetln French Road in support of Mr, S, M. Hussain,
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    JudgeWarns A Constable
    112 9 A SINGAPORE police eonstable was vesterday cautioned by Mr. Howe Yoon Chons. the Second Traffic Magistrate "to tell the truth and not exaggerate", when he gave evidence against Lee rang Jian for allege, parking offence. The court found that his evidence did not tally with a diagram
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    Director To Visit Agents
    133 9 chairman of National Savings Scheme of Great Britain and director of John Mackintosh Sons Ltd.. tofTee manufacturers, will arrive in Singapore on Nov. 19. i While in Singapore he will confer with Messrs. C. E. Morton (Malaya) Ltd.. agents for his company. Mr. Mackintosh, heir to
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    MORE SINGAPORE NEWS
    49 9 MISS Diane .Tum.it. the only iaaghter of Mr. and MlB, Baseron Jumat. celebrated !■< r seveatfa birthday at her homo la>t nulit in Pennefather Koad. On her riuht grc bei brothers and standing around lier are some of the cue. ls uho attended the Part] Standard photo
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    VIOLET WINS THE HOLLYWOOD TRIP
    306 9  -  PHILIP GOH By THE eh a nee pf I tree trip to "Celluloid City anr Metropolis Pf Make-believe"- Hollywood is in ever.. girl's dream. And last night tbis dream came true loi 18-year-old Violet Sleigh of Kuala Lumpur. the beautiful and statuesque Kuala Lumpur man
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    US Warships Due Soon
    118 9 AN UNITED STATES Navy I > ion consisting „f the I'ss Daly. Sma C K. Broi eii I the Gotten S ch< duled to arrive in [apon on Monday Nov. 23. rheir Division which is under the command of Captain B. .1 ie_ Jr., is on
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    9 MONTHS FOR YOUNG THIEF
    69 9 A FORMER employe, of a S gapore benzine kiosk who giv« n he U r for the nUht brok. into the manager's office early one morning, it was revea i d in the First District Court yesterday. He was 21-year-oM Tan Chong Bc-ng who was
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    Indians, Czechs Sign A Pact
    40 9 NEW DELHI fAPj I ment valid unt 1 1 I iI under which Ind will ti Caachoslovak .< rency country I i purpose of import-. \n i' en ng. the iron curt; tr. nd mo tu
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    19 9 A "MODI E-AGED m iI i th c c ea ofl Mcyi Road terday He I
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    50 9 DOING THE MARKET I*l IE i t i 8 centi per t rubber for 1 t I Bet i and proved ponsible tor the F;nr 1 e higher arv< Pric e day's level.. I to be around r lb. the whole d y y mars BeMer inquirii h jk irted
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    29 9 i; N I r i to f return i that I !o< k I I nil i > xePai s !n. q k rc_uvtfy
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      99 9 S'pore Diary ItKM l-n t IN nmi rt1n Comn Hall. S i. A'im ss vm 1 1 n. I ihe Air" Q 1 1 i w t i A H meet at 5 n > m IMUCI. < <H II I M|{ MH I I IJI < XI ION i
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    Radio-Telescope Opens New Vistas
    1162 10 By A Times Special Correspondent LIVERPOOL RECENT achievements in radio-astronomy could be ranked with "the greatest feats in the art of experiment," said Sit Edward Appleton, F.R.S., in his presidential address at the llDth annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Before
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    $400,000 TO BIRDS
    230 10 400,000 TO BIRDS CHICAGO— (AI*)— Birds and dog- and rata mav gi, nearly US $4MJ99% worth of help from the estate of a MJhurlian Ivanston woman about whom a stubborn legend ol tra?ic IOVC grew and persisted for many years. eopy of a will ot >lrs Iheresa Study Porter waliled
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    XMAS DRESSES
    83 10 AND they are designed by SchiapareHi. The one on top is a cocktail gown from the midseason collection and is of black tulle covering a mauve taffeta slip. It is embroidered with multi-coloured autumn leaves, the one at the decolletage being highlighted with a diamond leaf clip. The
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      243 10 Sir;— Mr. D. Robertson's letter is most astounding. Apparently he is complain ing that the Singapore Government has by judicious use of the Public revenue managed to accumulate a saving part of which has been and is being used for housing. According to him we should not use the
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      214 10 Dear Eaal Wai I Votei In yjur letter recent y yui vei v generously ref _ri to me, forced wi p, e d you in a quandary. May I very humbly tl you for your kin I t beg you with i earnestness 1 ran command to vote
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    24 FEET IS A BIG ORDER
    461 11 It's Unfair To Our Long Jumper s SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association are asking a big order from long jumpers in setting the standard for this event at 24 feet as a qualifying mark for the Asian Games, writes "Old Timer" in a letter to
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    Sweden Delight In H.K.
    60 11 (Reu- 1 Djun fi cns a com- J H ag Kong tour I 7—l I K XI yi .tfui in comp hi I Svi jot two go. photo. CHELSEA centre-for-ward Roy Bentley (No. 9) collides with Burnley left-back Harry ."Mather in midair during the first division
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    PERHAPS I HAVE MADE A MISTAKE
    343 11 [SrConald Bailey Rugby League LONDON, Nov. 18— McDonald Bailey, former ish sprint champion, now a professional with Leigh, the Lancashire Rugby League club, said yester- 1 i!.i thai he may have made a mistake in becoming a i.u_.ny League player. He has several differences
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    Schools For KO Hockey
    56 11 •TOO.S •'•re A knockhich have ►rd numb, r in the senior junior. R] iDCA have SI C ".V. on. S C RAI _i "A". S< B" RAF "B", RI. id -'B". VMSA, SER, P 1 I mi. St. i:.X: a, and ii Civi tans Club. end
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    36 11 S 'pore Team For Quad Hocki i I i Associativa 2. -„29: R Barth I R M IV s Vellupiliai. B. F/O R Con tis. 1' k S. :._4 Ene. S depar- will •-I S< vices
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    Winter Olympics
    73 11 MA D .MPEZZO, ITAVP>—Rome Olyrai e given the' go i 'ion ol e r °r iter Olympic e in Malacca Commercial Ileuses badminton team who won ,0 3 Caaaiag Shield against the Government and 1£« s rvi ««s »ide. Standing from left: Koh Hoh Nee. I «I"i rn
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    REST v TIGERS
    51 11 THE Rest team to play the era on Sunday at Jalan Besar stadium will be chosen from the following: Yew Chang. Skinner. Boniface. Tcow Keng Hassan, Vass, Kok Seng, Yassih, Osman Johan. Hoi Meng. Omar Awang, Charlie Chan, Sharif. Madon. Kok Peow Ibrahim IfansOOT, Boon Leong, Rahim
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    Tyros Win 4-0
    24 11 Mersing, Wed— Tyros beat Lighting 4 0 in a hockev league match yesterday. Scorers: Sat.n »2>, Tan Buck Seng and H.im/:_h
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    Titan Beat Merrytime
    106 11 TITAN beat Mcvvytimc 4—3 in a badminton friendly at the Singapore CU hall. Results Titan mentioned first: Chua Sv.ee Hock lost to Benny Kee G— ls, 10—15. Chua Soon Siew lost to Chua Hock Choon 13 18, 6 15. Lim Seng Chong beat Othman 15 5, 16—17.
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    World Pentathlon
    22 11 BUDAPEST. Nov. 18— IAP) Hungary's Olympic champion Modern Pentathlon team will participate in thr world chamhips t'Hirnament in SanDe Chile
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    Poh Lim Beaten By Low
    265 11 OMAR bin Ibrahim beat Robert Lim 15—2. 15—9 last night to enter the semi-final of the men's singles in the Singapore Badminton Association >pvn championships. In an inter-club tie Ong Poh Lim. playing for Marigold, was beaten by Low Poh Hye B—ls '•■>— ll (retired).
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    All Blacks Show 2nd Half Might
    271 11 i\ov. i» neuter)— Alter being held to halftime when they had a penalty goal replied to with an unconverted try the New Zealand rugby tourists ran away with the honours against Llanclly here yesterday to win by 17 points to three. Soon after the
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    Officials Of CYMA (PM)
    73 11 Following were elected officebearers of the Catholic Young Men's Association (Portuguese Mission). Singapore. President: F.J. Rappa: VicePresidents: S. Holmberg V. Rozario; Hon. Secretary: If. Hendroff; Asst. Hon. Secretary: O. Olsen; Hon. Treasurer: P. Almonte; Asst. Hon. Treasurer: A. Puspalm. Chairman Board of Games: J. Rozario; Hon.
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    Perak CRC Practice
    97 11 IPOH. Wed. In preparation for the quadrangular hockey meet among the Chinese Recreation Clubs of Perak. Selangor. Negri Sembilan and Penang at Penang during the Christmas holidays. Perak CRC are holding a series of practice games here. This Saturday they will play the Taiping CRC her e
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    DAVY JONES FILES IN
    60 11 ENGLISH jockey Davy Jones flew in yesterday to ride for trainer Jack Spencer. Jockey Athol Mulley who has accepted an offer to ride lor Shaw Stable will be arriving in Malaya soma time n Decern rieif. His departure from A trails has been delayed and w.ll
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    Record Snatch
    28 11 WARSAW. Nov 18<UP>— L Kostelev of the Soviet Union established s new world weightlifting record in the lightweight division with a snatch oi 264 9 pounds.
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    RN And CSC 'A' Draw 2-2
    50 12 THE Ib yal Navy held tin •n Sports Club's "A" to i < draw in a friendly hoc key mal h at Balestier Roac y ?rday. S irers fer the Ceylonese I d Vanderpul m the Navy men equaliser thi nigh Withers and Mohd
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    209 12 'f \i- the s i- tries) (a try) in a and oi rugger .i S hreeq i mnt in tnii slow t which was characV" too frequent touch- j re is a fair i of the relative r the teams. Changi edg. the
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    58 12 Trabert Seixas In Doubles Final SYDNEY. Nov, 18 (ReuterVTon Trabei. United Slate* champion and Vic Seixaa, Wim l». l mi title holder, today enter P'l the Anal <>. the men's double: in the New South Wales lawr tennis champ <>:.-hips. In tl mi-flna] the-/ beri A'i.'i i': inn Mervyn Ros
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    THOMSON CUP TO SJOBA
    622 12 Victorians Lose 1-0 In Replay KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The St. John's Institution 0.8.A. soccer team* today wrested the Thomson cup from the Victoria Institution 0.8.A. in the replay of Ihe final on the YMCA ground in Brickfields. St J< <>n old boys, it will be rer
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    Medicals Win Cup Hockey
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    CRC Women Hockey
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    CUP SHUTTLE
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    Marines In Final
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    Seletar Repeat Win Over SCC 'A'
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    State Team Beat Rest
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    4 Class 3 Horses Promoted
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    Victorians Rally
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