Singapore Standard, 21 November 1953

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD "^__iiG^S^ tt* m Vol. IV. No. 1 12. SINCAPORE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 21, 19,>S TWELVE PACKS 10 CENTS.
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    A China Trade quiz For MacD
    247 1 p i 1,1 Brackasafl (Special Corr.) 20 'l he Commissi wier E A ia, Mr. Malcolm Malaya's attitl Mission lo press conference of mine. It is attitude would be rubber with Communist ted, "Indoto do whatever she interest and within r nternational obligat ia's
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    WORLD BANK AID HOPES
    281 1 MISSION BEGINS SURVEY IN JAN KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The World Bonk visiting Malaya next 1 January, will the first full-fledged economic survey to be carried out in Singapore and the :n The Standard learnt today. lissioD, expected to comprise twelve experts re, public finance, industry, power
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    SLAYERS WILL DIE TO GETHER
    28 1 Nov 20: vers ol will go t« chambei i< r ruthlesi I rt Reeve^ n date yes18—e re Christmas said Au>- in'.c id
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    HANG THOSE TWO, HE SAYS
    56 1 TEHERAN. Nov. 20 (UP) The prosecution demanded today that ousted former Premier Mohammed Mossadeq be executed. "I insist the court pass the death sentence.' prosecutor Hossein Azemoudeh told the military court hearing the treason case against Mossadeq. He also demanded th e death penalty for
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    PLANT BLAZE BLACKED CITY
    49 1 BANGKOK, Nov. 20 (UP) Lights went out all over the City this morning. All trams stopped dead in traffic-jammed streets all over Bangkok. Reason: The city power plant was on tire. It started at 9.30 a.m. and was not yet under control by 10 a.m.
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    Remember This?
    35 1 This Standard picture shows a crippled girl receicing gifts from Father Christmas last year. The smile on her face can he hr ought hack if the Toy Fund is supported again this year.
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    Mr. Agron's Visa To Jakarta Revoked
    243 1 A VISA issued to Mr. Geishon Agron, Editor of the Jerusalem Post, was suddenly revoked in Singapore as he is considered an "undesirable'' in Jakarta. Mr. Agron. who is now in the Colony jn a goodwill mission to the .Jewish community. had been informed
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    TEMPLER GIVES THE THUMBS UP SIGNAL
    462 1 Ho Transfer Says Man With A Secret Standard Staff Reporter BRITAIN has agreed to help Malaya financially, said General Sir Gerald Templer, Federation High Commissioner, on his return to the Colony by QA NT AS /BO AC Constellation last night after about a fortnight's
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    BALANI SENDS $10 AND NOTE FOR THE FUND
    103 1 MR. CHANDUMAL J. Balani Of Singapore gave SlO to The i Christmas Toy Fund with this 1 note: '"Kindly accept this tiny donation from one of the regular readers of The Singapore Standard.** With this donation, the total of the Fund now
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    SIR GERALDA NEW JOB?
    73 1 SIR GERALD A NEW JOB? LONDON. Nov. 20: (Router) A Colonial Office >P" man said today that arr;r ments concerning Ihe resignation of Genera] Sir Gerald Templer as High Commissioner in Malaya 'will be coming up for consideration soon". No immediate statement on his new post was expected. What his
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    JULIAN HUXLEY
    21 1 DR. JULIAN s Huxley, la in Manila to join the Br.'i^h delegation to the Eighth PaciHc S'ierve Congress.— AFP.
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    JOBLESS DEFY TRIESTE POLICE
    29 1 TRIESTE, Nov. 20 (AP) Workers protesting rising unemployment in disputed Trieste battered down th e door of the City Hall today in defiance of Police.
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    BUTLER HOLIDAY
    18 1 BRITAIN'S R A Butl.-r. will arrive in Ceylon oo I Dec. S3, for a week's holiday
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    'Wedding Eve' Girl Found
    109 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Balbir Kaur. the 16-year-o!d Sikh girl who disappeared from her home in Klanp Road. Kuala Lumour, on the eve of her wedding a few days ago was found iu Sc^uinat. Jokore, last I A Sikh taxi-driver, with I whom she is believed to
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    Synthetic Rubber Control Is Cut
    206 1 Synthetic Rubber Control Is Cut KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The American Government hai announced a reduction "i the minimum 1 1 q for the consumption of -.ynthetic rubber from 450.000 to 220.000 tons, it irai learnt her« today. While we coming the innoui ment, local übber pi odu in. w ever
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 PARIS. Nov !0 (IP) French Fereftgl Mini _t«-r (imr^s l-iri.iult told th,. N tton.il Assembly today thit Great Britain h.». isrrr.l to a lieaty Imkini; Kriliiu to the projected si.nition European army
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    COLONY LEADERS HAIL OWN ARMY
    480 2 Our Boys Must Halt Invasion' The Singapore Militar be in trod u I I "■>'■ < a local r l nd n< Leaden were uj-animoi should it he necessary lor the l-'rJei ation in the even should be no hesitation to anything; threatening Ihe should
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    HK EXCHANGE
    23 2 1 Spe- Sta id d S< Closing ii ing Es e en B to I US 11: 1.200 to Ruppiah; Gold
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    He Is Sure Of Future
    77 2 MR. LEWIS ALTAIAN of 'lit- Loodori Stock Exchange said In Singapore last night he was confident about the future of rubbei and tin in Malaya. He said this at a cocktail party which he gave to members of Fraser and Company and friends in celebration
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    DEAD INFANT
    30 2 An in_anl was nicked up dead from a Singapore canal yesterday morning. The baby, a girl, was found floating in th c > canal near Prince Edward Cn cent
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    HOT ON SCENT
    24 2 A PAIR of spectacles and a bottle of perfume were stolen irom a house in Bennett Estate. Singapore, early yesterdav morning.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 2 THI Family of the late MR LEE CHIAP BOON tender their heartfelt thanks to relatives and 1 1 lends who sent wreaths, eon. dole aces, loaned cars paid ni»dit visits and attended the funeral
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    DEATH
    26 2 IR M PONNUSAMY CHET. 1 iK •,4 I- I- d away peace■l Nu 123. Middle Road, day Burial today at noon at the Hindu cemetery.
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    SNR. NORMAL CLASSES SOON
    88 2 TO assist in the training of teachers for primary schools, the Education Department, to run two more ior normal classes :i< year T lition is free and the !^c lor three years rting fro n January 1954. The classes will be held in the afternoons at
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    DRIVER FINED
    27 2 A LORRY driver. Baharom Haji Ahmad, employed bv the City Council, wa s fined WO ia the Singa;>ore Second rramc Police Court yesterday torn. driving.
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    Prai—Bangkok Express In '54
    209 2 Prai— Bangkok Express In '54 get train .en** between Ptaj and Ban_*ok will be restored early next Year. From Jan. 4. next. A bi)ll %u S rViCo t0 M,d from the Thai capital will be maintained. The first train will leave rrai at 9.35 a.m. (connecting launch from Penang at
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    STUC WILL MEET MONDAY
    104 2 .inh General Council of the Singapore Trade Union Congress will meet en .Monday to discuss allegations made by e member union., that the S r r" Jr ,l l nct Functioning effectively President of the Congress. ST" m l Hork < to 'd The Standard that
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    Left Letter For Coroner
    53 2 THE Singapore Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing. yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide bv poison on 2ti-year-o.fi Boey Yuen Wai of Race Course Road. who died on the night of Oct. L_ Boe v left a letter addressed to the Coroner, the contents of which
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    108 2 COMMODITY PRICES *> CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Laaae M>_ 56] He*, l K.s.s. :><i» 57 No. Z R.S.S. Ss| 55] No. I R.S.S. 53. 53] Tone: Steady TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday wa s $3181 per
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    They Want Their Say In Politics
    205 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Federation Government Div. II Officers today decided to ask Government to allow its employees to stand for both Municipal and Town Council elections. In moving thi? resolution nt their annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, the retiring
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    Sikhs Give Tea Party
    79 2 MOKE than 1.000 people including community leaders, and Consular representatives attended a tea party ffiven by the Singapore Sikb community at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday to celebrate the birthday of Guru Nanak, founder of the Sikh religion. This Standard picture shows, Mr Ilardial Sinffh. welcoming
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    SCIENCE INST. CELEBRATION
    44 2 PAST and present pupils of the Singapore In-titute of Science will hold a re-union pinner and Social in Che Capitol Blue Room on Dec. 11. The function will last from J. fr—vJp midnight and more tnan 200 are expected to attend.
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    HUT ROBBERY
    32 2 AFTBR midnight On Thursday. In> men forced their way into an attap hut in Kamoong Loyang. oft Tampenis Road. Singapore, and robl>ed the oc™fant_ of SMS worth of their belongings.
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    GOVT. RICE POLICY TO BE QUERIED
    221 2 Mamlard StafT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Fn ihe Fe leration Government will b e asked what i s its future policy on nee importation anti distribution when the Federal Legislative Council meets on \n ednesday. .Mr. Koh Sin flock will ask toe Member fur Economic
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    New Rule for RI — Malaya Trade
    160 2 New Rule for RI Malaya Trade PENANG, Fri.— The In donesian Office here has received provisional directives in connection with consignment regulations. Atj e h consignments to Singapore or Penang are allowed when shipments can only be effected through recognised shipping companies and not by junks or the like. Consignment
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    Whistle Puts Thief To Flight
    85 2 Whistle Puts Thief To Flight WHILE a woman was sleeping in her house in Tampenis Ko.id cjrly Thurs day morninu slio beard noises on the kitchen roof. She woke up .nid saw .1 human leg kaJUCiSft through on- 1 of ike eraeks. She picked up a whistle aui blew it
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    CHAMBER JOINS IN PROTEST
    76 2 THE Singapore Chamber of Com views on thp 5 posed Land Acquisition nance is in v. 'cordance those widely publicised a re, its President Mr A. F Taylor, said "The Chamber shares the view that many clau terms and conditions pi ;h t prop Bill are
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    'BALI NIGHT' AT CAFE
    108 2 Standard Staff Reporter ALL roa la to e ad to the Cafe Terang Buian a' the Kew World Am. .sern em Par., where a "Bai Night" i^ being staged with its attendant songs and dance« by the Colony's !>• I r xponenta of Balmese dan -ing.
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    $***** Bail Allowed
    78 2 BAIL of $20,000 was allowed in the Singapore Find District Court yesterday when the case of Ong Ah Tee <2ti). charged 0n i_i lwo COJMts of importing gold bai\> Into the Colony without a permit, came up for mention. Ong i s alleged to have imported 180
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    The Mikado: Extra Show
    69 2 BY POPULAR request, the Teachers' Training College i putt.ng on a n extra perform ance uf the Mikado on No; 30th at «j pn in the Victoria Memorial Hall. Bookings for this chari performance which will be aid of the Almoners Fund f Tan Took Seng
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    Loans For Officers To Be Finalised
    106 3 City Coundon- t< rms undomiciled offl to purir houses. n 0,000 has next y. have been from those proinl to any 95 Percent of ind and house. equal to five basic annual housing allowance. aximum of ed to $35,000, interest on photos ABOVE: They
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    CAUGHT WITH NO 'L' PLATES
    13 3 ir Panpr< v iional I R I him
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    16 NEW SCHOOLS IN 1954
    429 3 Search For City Sites Has Begun Building Costs Are Down PWD Boss SIXTEEN more primary schools will be built d" li. C il7 V ea of Sin 9apore next year, if the rublic Works Department can find sites for them. This was disclosed by PWD
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    THREE CHEERS FOR ADMIRAL PUGSLEY
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    Medals For RAAN Bandit Fighters
    299 3 FIFTY-TWO officers and men of the Koyal Malayan Navy received General Service Medals from Rear Admiral A.F. Pugsley, Flag Officer, Malayan Area, at Woodlands yesterday morning. The awards were for antibandit operations and patrols along the rivers of Malaya to prevent supplies of food or
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    AIR REFUELLING
    47 3 MR. A. M. LOVATT, who worked with Sir Alan Cobham in perfecting the method of refuelling aircraft in the air will give a lecture and film show to the Singapore Branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society on Nov. 24 at the Shell Theatrette, Collyer Quay.
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    Thieves Take 25 Chicks
    96 3 THIEVES entered the compound of a house in Clementi Road, Singapore, on Thursday night and stole 25 chicks huddled in several poultry pen. near the house. The chicks, part of a batch of 40, belong to a European who is now on long leave. The European's
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    He Praises RAAF's Aid
    84 3 AIR MARSHALL Sir Clif- ford Sanderson. C-in-C Far I_ast Air Force, said j M Australia this week that airmen from that country wer t doing a "magnificent job" in Malaya. The Commander in Chief wh 0 is touring Australian and i New Zealand Air Foree centres
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    Armed Men Strike Twice In One Hour
    206 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN ARMED and masked gang of five to six men is believed to have struck at two persons both farmers within an hour in Tampenis Road, Singapore, yesterday. Thev attacked the first man at L.'.o a.m. They roughly awoke the
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    WANTS FULL STORY ABOUT POSH JOBS
    145 3 WANTS FULL STORY ABOUT POSH JOBS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Full details about the receat London advertisement for "personality pins'* female confidential Secretaries for top Malayan officials is bring sought by Datin Putrh Mariah in a series of questions addressed to the Chief Secretary at the next Federal Legislative Council meeting.
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    HMS Canna To Be Sub-Divisional HQ
    187 3 H.M.S. C ANNA, a NSC(K) (Naval Ship. Construe tion and Engineering) which ba s been gi\en on a free indefinite loan to the Singapore ..ovcrnincnt by the Royal Navy, is to be re equipped to form a subdivisional headquarters for the Malayan Roval Navv
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    U.S.Will He!p Indies—Salim
    135 3 U.S.Will He!p Indies— Salim Standard Skipping Repartee PEOPLE in the United States ai wing to i reaiisa >n '-f Indon Imp >rta 1 m Hadji i s i [mister of tiu> Reoublic of l i. when I in Neatly attii e In a lighl broam smt, md old man of
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    Cattle Owner Had No Permit
    70 3 A lATTLE r I 1 was lined $200 by tli.' Sii pore City Police Court Ma trat,\ Mr. .1 M I) nini for u ling Dut of a int site off Block J, 1 <oi ong Lalat, f()r the purpose ol keeping cattle without u
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    They Fsce Two Trials
    25 3 'i v LIM YAM and Andrew i H 1 $630 Tan mtrodu i I. Venk idasatan i 1 i s i
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    Night School Vacancies
    48 3 it'll.. l.M eontinue through I) IS. for 1 934 student of Primaries I and ll Standard I r: ,t ivai Nigh. I School. x• tearher-in 3 toi. 41 M Moo lay i Ft i,v !l( .y ondueting la es f I t !t p. m
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      88 3 Weather MINIMUM Temperature: From 7.30 p.m Nov. 19 to 7.30 a.m Nov. 20. Singapore (7(.F). Penan* (75 F) Kota Bahru (74 F). Kuala l.umpur (75 F), Ipoh (74 F), Kuantan (71 F). Ma x i mum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Nov. 20. Singapore (81 w), Penan* (87
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    TEN RECEIVE CITY DAY FUND PRIZES
    139 4 TEN RECEIVE CITY DAY FUND PRIZES TEN Singapore citizens, all students of subjects rnnneeted with eomraereial training wnr yesterday presented with prizes awarded hy the Sinsapore Chamher of Commerce'a City Day Commemoration Prize Fund. Mr A F. Taylor, chairman of the Chamher who presented the prizes, said the first awards
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    City Worker May Have To Quit Billet
    138 4 AN OPEN vote employee of I e Singapore City Council in the Council labour quarters will be asked to quit the quarters within a month of his 1k n, s P u i' 1 a permanent in the junior officer salary scheme, if
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    LABOURERS' GRATUITY
    92 4 A SCHEME for superannuation benefits for Singapore City Council's labourers and other employees who cannot join the Municipal Provident Fund, will be considered by the City Council on Monday. The benefits are graded for who have served Council for lo years or over. A special benefit not less
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    HAWKER FACES RAPE INQUIRY
    62 4 ABDUL BIN ABBAS (.8). a hawker, had a tentative charge ol attempting to rape a 16--year-old Chinese schoolgirl, explained to him in the Si'ngapor c Fifth Police Court ye.ter- citiv. Abdul wa.. alleged to have attempted to commit the I offence in King George V Park
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    DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL
    38 4 P.IXCAPORE'S Assistant Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, returned a verdict of death by misadventure on five-year-old Tan Bee Gcok. who was found by her father i n a pool behind their house, at Jalan Kavu.
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    INDIAN NAVY VISIT
    29 4 THE Indian navy ship Investigator under the command of Cap,. S. J. Hennesey is expected to arrive in Penang on Dee. 1 on an operational visit.
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    PRIZEWINNERS
    101 4 THE prizewinners ore Mrs. Koii Yoke Wah, a member of the Corporation of Secretaries, first prize tor accountancy. ($200.) Mr. Leong Hong Chieir, first prize i.i the secretarial practice section I -.'nil,. Mr. Ding Bee J; Hoo. first prize in economics ($200). Miss Maureen Winters, sccondan/ prize ior English
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    Cash For Farmer, Rotan For Thug
    273 4 Standard Staff Reporter FOR his courage, Yap Lye Huat, a fanner, was given a $100 reward in the Singapore Assize Court ye.terday, and for his "stupidity and bravado," Sani bin Kechil, a robber, was given 12 strokes of the rotan and four years jail.
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    Union Move To Affiliate Rejected
    116 4 Union Move To Affiliate Rejected TUE Naval Base Lai Union will not merge with the Federation of Services Uni Mr. S Woodhull Secretary ot the N.B.L.U. told The Standard last night. Ho said: "We recog e the need and value ol a Federation representing the real interests of the various
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    Transport Dept. To Track Down 16,000 Who Haven't Paid
    264 4 Transport Dept. To Track Down 16,000 Who Haven't Paid KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Sixteen thousand people in the Federation, who are still legally registered owners of vehicles but who have not paid licensing fees for the current period, are to be prosecuted by the Road Transport Department. They have been warned
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    $1.2 Mil. Profit For Sime Darby
    103 4 $1.2 Mil. Profit For Sime Darby TUE director- of Sime Darby and Co. Ltd Singapore, reported a i '-"'it for the ve.n ended 30, 1953, of $1,196,003. The balan e bro ighl forward from last ar was $1,090,590 which. with the profit, marie $2,286,--593. From that si: n thi ving
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    DID YOU LOSE BADGE *****?
    50 4 A SINGAPORE Tuf Tub ge bearing number 1457n (Gentleman) was pi.-ked up in j Battery Road, yestetday Owner < I the badge r^ n i claim it if he calls on the Nc\v> i Editor, Sinsziinore Standard, at [the new paper's office in Ro--1 binson
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    WOMAN LOSES SANDALS
    56 4 A EUROPEAN woman reported to the Singapore Police yesterday tliat she lo_;t four pairs of sandals which she had left in a trisha in front of the Orchard Road Market, yesterday evening. Any trisha rider who comes across these sandals i s asked to hand them over
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    CITY & GUILDS EXAMINATION
    42 4 CITY GUILDS EXAMINATION ALL PRIVATE cai in Singapore wishing t< the City and Guilds of Lon Institute Examinations next year, should submit their entries betwei n De l and Dec 31. Entrv forms are available at the Education Office. Palmer Road. Singapore.
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    Rubber Estate Unions Feel The Pinch
    159 4 IPOH, Fri.— The fall in rubber prices has caused a sharp drop in the membership of unions catering for the needs of estate workers a spokesman of the 27.000 strong Malaya Estate Employees I nion told The Standard" today. lie said the union's strength
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    Leave Cut Threat Stirs The Seniors
    162 4 SINGAPORE City Council Local Senior Officers* Association will protest to City President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, against alterations to their conditions of service without consulting their organisation. A resolutl Sect was passed at a com mttea meeting af the Association last night. The
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    Procession For Prophet
    75 4 MUAR. Fri.— Prophet Mohammad's birthday was celebrated here by a procession of about 5.0W) people, including school children who went round the town before assembling at the Muar Club padang. The Kathi Tuan Haji Mohamed Shah read an address. Among thr>ve who spoke were Dato Haji Syed
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    YOUTH MEETING
    27 4 THE fourth annual general meeting of the Settlement Youth Council. Penang and Proving Walk will be held in the Rubber Trade AnocaatioQ premise^ on Kov.
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    Driver's Arrest Ordered
    32 5 nediate B a i B relist told thai 'he lown by a car a N< Bridge -ughp m. later *al. :cd in Tral and I dl until will be
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    1st. Airborne Rescue Team
    50 5 of the first Rescue Team la the F rce wi roop wings e completed a wl ;i Inst R trained to bail down. ings were: VI. Wad Deputy the Res ue Ti C A. Connor, A A. W. B 1. ion. A C J, m. Mc
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    NEW SERVICE TO B'KOK
    25 5 NEW SERVICE TO B'KOK i] t. 11. M Birch, om here I for Qai ndon I "1 think ntial nany ol idei i r ice.
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    3 FINED $100
    16 5 !'i i. in th« Singart ye g ith< it licences Iges that were
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    4 Courses For Adults
    128 5 THE SINGAPORE Council ior A I local ion v. ttni>- education co u a sting ten v k i ommen< ing from 2 1. The coui i begin at "> p 1 mrse vt be on "Lo |y" in 'Zoology Depai at the University of Malaya
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    WIDOW EXILED' FROM TWO SONS
    255 5 Standard Shipping Reporter IN SPITE of a guarantee oi money or a job ottered by an Australian businessman and conveyed to the Immigration Department by The Standard, Mrs. Edith Ching, who came from Kuching in the hope of being allowed to reside in Singapore with
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    193 5 !Yi cheated another al SJiMI by simply saying? "I am a doctor from the Singapore General Hospital." The money, he told his victim, was a deposit to ensure that he gels admitted to the hospital. The victim said he was involved in a til; lit
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    384 5 Fined $100 For Illegal Building T. A. SIMON, candidate for Rochort Ward n the forthcoming City Council elections, was yesterday called the "greatest liar" by the prosecutor in the Singapore City Police Court. He was fined $100 bv Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn
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    108 5 THE Singapore Workers' Union yesterday told the Ll bour Commissioner. Mr. G. W Davis, that it would welcome any move by the Labour De partment to avert a threatened strike by aboul I<><> workers of the Concrete Industries (Malaya) Ltd. In a lettei to Mr.
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    66 5 SYED Idros A k;_ r ol 1 long Katong Road was p5O in the Singapore F Traffic Court yesterday, t<". driving a ear in a neg ig manner resulting in a •<>: ision with a >a along Beach Road on August 27 Two other motorists, (I. J.
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    98 7 3 Confess To 9-Year Old Murder TOLL. France. Nov. 20 (UP) Three children have confessed to the murder of their father nine years ago. police said yesterday. They said they were three of a family of seven children. One of them not knowing of the alleged crime became worried after
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    165 7 LONDON, Nov. 20 (Reuter)— The British Army is not what it was, it was officially, if regretfully, reported I here. And in view of changes in th e British \va v of life brought about by time, the regulations which govern the British
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    106 7 3-POWER MEET TO EXCHANGE ATOM FACTS LONDON, Nov. 20 (UP)— The Foreign Office need today that American. B: and Canadian experts will meet soon to exchange information on the effects of atomic explosions. A Foreign Office spokesman said the conference will not deal with questions of atomic polVy nor with
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    63 7 SHIP LOAN A FORERUNNER WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 (UP) The scheduled loan of two United States destroyers to Nationalist China may be Just the forerunner of extensive naval aid to strengthen the outmoded navy of Chiang Kai-shek, a Defence Department spokesman said today. The tr,t will be whether the Chinese Nationalists
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    45 7 LONDON. Nov _..>; (Reuter) —A woman's green dres-. stil 'hed with braiding to form the words '-Equal pay for women", was found flying ye— lerday morning from tlu- flagstaff of the .6()-_oot Victoria Tower of the Houses of Parliament. Woikmen removed it.
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    30 STUDENTS ARE EXPELLED
    57 7 RANGOON. Nov. 20 (AFP) The Rangoon University Council today officially announced that 30 student?, including women, were expelled for life and ten debarred for one academic year. The statement alleged that the 30 students expelled for life, were agents of Communist underground movements and the other
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    71 7 Peace Will Win— Pope CAST EL GANDOI.FO, Near Rome. Nov. 20. (Renter) Pope Pius XII voicing sorrow at Communist persecution ot the Catholic Church, yesterday expressed certainty of "the final triumph of peace in mutual esteem of peoples and generous iccord of goodwill." He praised the Polish Catholics traditional patriotism
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    34 7 MOROCCO received its first rode of criminal law when four decrees reforming the Sultan's justice were gazetted in a special number of the Government's official bulletin in Rabat, yesterday.- Reuter
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    23 7 THE Duke of Edinburgh, flying a twin-engined Devon training plane on Thursday made a radar controlled landing at Loudon Airport. AFP.
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    JAGAN FOR INDIA
    20 7 DR CHKDDI JAGAN* and Mr. I..P.S. Burnham, left London by P'r 'or India on 'lhuiiday.— r Reuter
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    302 7 LONDON. Nov 20 (AP) Parliament on Thursday wished the Queen Godspeed and a safe return j irom her coming round-the-world Commonwealih tour. Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons, compared her journey to that of Sir Francis Drake. The Queen and
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    $32 MIL. BOOTY GOES BY RAIL
    62 7 CAIRO. Nov 20. (AFP)— Jewels valued C4.000.000 (about 132,000,000 Malayan) belonging to memben of the Egyptian royal family arc to be brought by special train from Alexandria to Cairo next Monday. Rare and delicate furniture and valuable pictures seized by "ho Government in the
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    74 7 BANGKOK. Nov. 20 (AFP) The Thai Legislative Study Commission has drafted a bill for abolishment of the premier's office *nd replacing it with a Cabinet Council Office. The Cabinet Council Office is to be divided into two sub-mini- tries, one for political affairs. in charg
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    86 7 EDINBURGH, Nov. 20. (Renter) A detective yesterday told a court trying four men on a charge of plotting to overthrow the Government that he had found a shorthand note which read. "We do not consider Elizabeth as having been crowned Queen of Scotland." The men on trial
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    76 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 20. The following are th c closing prices ci rubber and tin on the London morket. LONDON RUBB.R LONDON TIN Spot 16«d. December 17 d. Jor. Morel. 17. d Apr. <Jun« 17_d. July,' Sept. 17 id. December c.i.f. t 6_» d. Tone:
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    On Set Off 'Miss Sadie Thompson'
    47 7 photo. CAPTIVE STAR: The you member of the ca.t raptures Rita Hayworth's heart during a lull m shooting scenes for "Miss Thompson." Thr red haired octress, plays the title role m Columbia's modern. zed version of Somerset Maugham s "Ram U.P.
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    204 7 London, Nov. '>o (Beater)— General sir Brian Robertson, Chief British military negotiator .it the Anglo-Fgyptian talks in Cairo, told Foreign Secretan Mr. Anthony Eden today there was little prospect af agreement on the evacuation oi Britain's Sue/, (anal base until alter the current Sudanese elections.
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    BRITAIN KEEPS SPEED RECORD
    61 7 LONDON, \«»v 2Q (H —Britain b* iy the official hi I I 1 air meed i< ord with confli mile, an hour a. rag< d by i marine Sw [ft The International tical Federation ba-- st j] conf.rm the 753.4 mill cd in California eight biter
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    MARTEL ENGAGED
    23 7 CHRISTIAN!. MARTEL, the Paris beauty chosen Miss Un verse of 1933 Thursday her eng Gommie Marengo, ot Stockton Califoi n AP
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    C'WLTH TRADE EXPERTS MEET
    56 7 C' WLTH TRADE EXPERTS MEET LONDON, Nov. 20: (Router) Commonwealth financial and economi n talks here this week to prepare a statistical bi ief foi the C monwealth finance confi i e in Sydm y In January, authoritative sources said today. i eir ten-day private c ions at tlu> Treasury
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    TRAINS CRASH HEAD-ON
    47 7 ISTANBUL. Nov. 20 (AP) Two subway trains collided hi ad-on Thursday night just outside Istanbul. OfliciaI s said they feared many passengers were killed and injured. First reports said the two trains, composed of wooden coaches. telescoped, piling coarhes on top of one another.
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    FRENCH STAGE COMIC DIES
    62 7 PARIS. Nov. 2t: (AP) Freneh «taee end screen comic Charles Pasauier whose stage name wai Bach died last night of a It art attack. He was 71. He began as a cafe linger, moved on to m.._ir halls, -tarred at (h e Fo'ie. Bergere and Casino
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    30 7 THE Canadian Government is con idering a measure which would stop the flumping of foreign good. Into Canada, Cabinet Ministers told a delegation trot*, the textile Induatrv. Reuter.
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    16 7 GORILLAS nay no longer be killed in Spanish Guinea a decree -tated jrattefftoy. AFP
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    33 7 PEARL HARBori. fAP) Seven U S t SfM nt several h< life raft in I tic atur ditching their 1 reach< Iy Thui m cuing ti an. port.
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    149 8 LONDON. Nov. 20 (Reuter)- leaders of 39 shipbuilding and engineering unions representing three million British workers yesterday voted in favour of a 24 hour national strike on December 2. This derision a protest; againsl the employers' rejection I 01 15 per cent
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    88 8 Nil East Flights Affected BASRA. Nov. 20. (AFP) Bad weather now covering Iraq and the Persian Gulf yesterday added to the difficulties of airline companies in maintaining flights in those regions since the strike of the meteorological and radio signals persoanel at the International Airport here. An airline company official
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    60 8 THE HAGUE. Nov. 20. (AP) With the opening of a new ....250.000 ton-a-year distillation unit the refining complex of the Royal Dutch Shell Group at Pernis near Rotterdam has become Europe's largest. The new distillation unit, which was built in about 13 months and cost £2.000.000.
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    74 8 NFW VORK. Nov. 10. (AP>— A new cheap photographic Rash bulb, claimed to be the world's smallest, was announced recently by the General Electric Company. The comp: ny said the bulb. about half th </e of present midget bulbs, can be used in regular reflectors with
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    82 8 OSLO. Nov. 20, (AP) A Scandinavian delegation w fly to the Far Fast on Sunday for talks with Indian and Pakistani authorities on expander landing rights for planes fro;, the Scandinavian Airline System, the Oslo newspapei Aftenposten said yesterday Representative-, ol the Swedish. Danish and Norwegian
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    116 9 LONDON, Nov. 20 Gravely concerned by heavy losses in foreign exchange, the new Djakarta Government of Dr. Ali Sastroamidjojo. has despatched a trade mission in quest of new markets. Au and 1 1 mgkong have ain rec isits h aimi d at si i I
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    194 9 LONDON, Nov. 20— Britain is considering i turner expansion of trade in non-strategic joods with Communist China', official sources ;a.d yesterday. Several British firms with 'Turn orders" for ex--lortj Xo Red China have been refused export licence by he Board ol Trade because the
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    32 9 Photo. DENISE PERRIFJt. i ally elerted M Isa IVn i o.it th** motor srooler she received .is a gill Irom manufacturers. Th<- photo w.i I <ilr .it Ike Boulogne r.uiv A.P.
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    81 9 NEW YORK Nov. ?0 TAP) Hi mie, the fibre which ha? famous in the Far East for thousands of years, has Ie 11 itial appearance on t'pc UniVd States market in domestically produced fabrics. Three American firms aniced today thev have sueFully solved the "riddle
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    52 9 LONDON, Nov. 20 (AP).B Japan are to open trade and financial talks within Ine next three week? Id an to relieve a serious Jap; of s'erling. Bril .'l yesterday. A Trea ury lan said Japanese mission is to fly and negotiations for a -roptnont 3
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    87 9 RUBBER trade circles in Malaya reacted ravour* ably to the remarks b.. Republican repre ent alive Paul Shafer ol Michii in regarding natural rubl i the V.s. ami the reduction in the n_a___b_toi aae f synthetic from tiie IS3I statutory requirement al 450.000 to NMN
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    VARSITY SURER NOW
    75 11 Wanderers Almost Knock Them Qui SKIN Of their teeth the University of 1 their penu!._mate match in the SM .i One league, yesterday, when they beat the by the only goal to move up to the S They, however, have a better goal D I ill. 1
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    SRC Beat SCRC
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    Tigers vs The Rest
    75 11 Tigers vs The Rest M),, R Players from the 1 rouri tg team which return* ?"ff POr .e >• Irom Dja Play for the Re.t >r ?a»nsl thi Tigers or, s lalan Besa] .tad Ch Will go IO r ore Amateur BoSins X ion. Chia Boon I "8. Penam foe*
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    Three Padang Goals
    22 11 KU ALA LUM V U R Fri XI beal SelaniSr Club riendly hookey fixUn.. on the padang this evening.
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    Selangor Faces Bleak Prosoecis
    246 11 Se.no > h i J**^"** round of the I ooit£ "HI be continued tomorrow between holders Selangor and I >enang will go down In the cup's hlslon as the most dramatic switch in lhe fortunes of the one ie month ago the resull was dered a
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    The Draw
    112 11 I I i iv is i I lo Tonight from 8 p.m. Singles: Lee Hoo Chye i Chong Teck: Ooi Teik Hock Heng. Doubli I. v r, ik Hock .uid 1 1 Khen Chooi v Chan Leong and Lim Kee Pong: 0< T< k Hock and Lee He.
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    Malacca Police XI
    28 11 Ma lacca Police XI MALACCA, Fri— The M de .'.gainst the N< Police at Seremban tomorro Pillay; Samsudin. Rajah; CaldGafTney, Hamzah (Capt); Todd. Waller, Alagendra, Yusoff and Ali.
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    Malacca Hockey
    43 11 MALACC V Fri Except a hange in the ii ition the Malacca A so riation will fio'd ne suie that beat the ore Services here last weekend s— o when Malacca meets Selangor tomorrow at B da Ilihr English School .id.
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    PRO. TENNIS
    41 11 LONDON, Nov. 20 (ReuteD The former Wimbledon titleholders. Donald Budge and Frank Sedgman, beat Richard "Paneho"' (ion/ales and Francis Segura 6—3, 6 6—2 in the final of the men's doubles in the international professional lawn tennis championships at Wimbley.
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    Four PWD Goals
    42 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. In a division 1 (N) hockey league match today the PWD Sports Club beat the TPC A 4—2. Stanislaus (2). Gomez and Perera one each scored for the winners and Paramasivam and Weerasekera for the TPCA.
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    DYNAMO WIN
    27 11 COPENHAGEN, Nov. 20. (Reuter) Moscow dynamo football team touring Denmark,' beat a Copenhagen team by two goals to one after trailing o—l at half time.
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    India's Davis Cuppers
    35 11 CALCUTTA. Nov. 20 i Renter! India'* two-man Davis Cup team of Summit Misra and Ramanatha Krishnan leit here i>v air lor Jakarta today on the first stage ot their journey to Australia.
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    Swedes Soccer Team
    34 11 TOKYO. Nov 20 <AFP) A 25-man Swedifli soccer team arrived here by air this morning to play in Tokyo and Osaka. The Swedes will meet am allJapan team on bondajr, I
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    India All Out 387 In Test
    192 11 India All Out 387 In Test -Ni-w n.-.'..n, Kri. IR |1 India were all out Just tx tea for 387 in the Rrsl Ti I [againsl the Commonwealth j who -cored 42 without If close of pi, iv today Lunch score was India 318 for with Ramchand 87 not o
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    Matthews Is Only Forward Retained In England Team
    317 11 LONDON, Nov. 20—England's soccer selectors, in a desperate bid to keep in.act their 90-year old unbeaten home record against foreign teams, yesterday made five cha.M.et. four of them in the attack, for the match against Hungary at Wembley stadium on Nov. 25.
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    Johore And Perak Certain Of Victory
    240 11 HMS Malaya rugby will be th* highlight of this week's sport* and will be followed with greater interest than a fortnight ago in view of the laet thai the results Will 999--vif| f a h'.'lter insi';h« of the shape ol tilings to come a
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    TODAY'S TEAMS
    238 11 TODA Y'S TEAMS Singapore v Negri Malacca Singapore: Parker. Taylor.) Mclver, Murphy. Owen. Pogou.j Armitage Lockhead, Douglas. Dale. Grav, Marriott, Baird. j Sviia; nguivei. NegTi Malacca: Brigh, Garrat.! Plowman, Wiseman Phillips. O'Leary, Edington, Leach. Pattenson, Scott. Power. Nesbitt. McWilliam, Corson. Wood. Johore v Combined Services. Johore; Edington. Kabuta. Roberts Rayawa,
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    CG MEETS THE TIGERS
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    Tigers Oblige The C.G.
    222 12 Tigers Oblige The C.G. From JEFFREY JAMES JAKARTA, Thurs. "Fet's hive four goals at least, said the Commissioner Genm\ Mr. Malcolm Mac i>.»nild goes, of lhe Towrtog Ti .r r^ ,t l.apang.in Stadium here todav and the Tigers oldi .»d heat-M the for^ ■ridable Prrsidja team of Djakarta by four
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    CINEMA HAS ESSENTIALS TO WIN THE MILE
    780 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Bv PUNTERS cannot go wrong in picking cinema n as a »«»<= today's main event (race six) at Bukit Timah. On form, on breeding and l on i past performances and on the weights Cinema II looks every inch a winner
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    TODAY'S S.ELECTIONS
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1282 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE li 2.15 p.m.— Class 2, Div. 3—6 Furs. I. 2».t May Bug 3y 9.00 Mr. Wong Ah York Heddle Ch.rles r oSLf a 6y 8.10 -Belmont Stable" Spencer Hudson Kxpeclalions 4y 8.09 Mr. Tan Chin Tuan Fox c™ ?n 4 Ribu 4y 8.08 Mrs. A.K D'Cotta
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    Kabaka For Race 4
    166 12 KABAKA, a last start winler at the Perak Gold Vase nesting, .should win Race 4. Ie is retaining the Ipoh form »s sei-n in hi s stylish workout m Thursday morning when he ran the half mile in ind the last three i n 40 sec.
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    Shangrila Hasnt Reached Top Yet
    506 12 SHAN.iRILA Is a promising three-year-old who has not reached his top yet. This Pappageno II gelding has won some useful races but his most notable triumph must be his Autumn Cup victory over Magnificence. 1 p to this class 2 lot Shangrila goes down 16
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    CARGO RICE BEST IN OPEN RACE
    42 12 CARGO RICE BEST IN OPEN RACE 1 l here in Sepi to Fail I I) and b it i Starry I an which il very lni il x Unite definite th 1 Fi Sp main and men! White 37 I 1 i
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    The Going
    25 12 Tilt, sky was overcast yesterday aftr r steady rainfall in the morning. If the weather keeps clear today the going will be good.
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    Pie King Is The Top 2-Year-old
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