The Straits Times, 5 November 1951

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    19 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, KM. it PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    SUEZ RAIDS FOR GUNS
    357 1 'Be on guard, troops warned LOOOFAMILIES LEA VEFOR U.K. CAIRO, Sunday. BRITISH women and children streamed out of the Suez Canal zone today and the British Army warned its troops m a special order to be on guard against terrorist "snatch and grab" raids for weapons.
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    U.S. MISSION ARRIVES
    41 1 THE SEVEN UNITED States Congressmen, who arrived m Singapore yesterday on a round the world tour to study the military supply ay stem. The party Is beaded by Mr. Herbert 6. Bonner (fifth from left). Straits Times picture.
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    Kaesong deadlock continues
    168 1 PANMUNJOM. Sun. THE Communists refused to discuss th» Allied proposal to demilitarise Kaesong. during the two-hour morning session, according to an official spokesman. He said the Communists "never w uld agree to the demilitarisation of Kaesong". Delegates on both sides decided to take the problem home '"to
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    TROOPS WILL BE HOME FOR X'MAS
    48 1 TOKYO. Sun Nearly every American soldier who has been Aghtlnar In Korea since Jan. 1 wU] b» out Of the frontline* and horn* by Christmas. Gen. Rldgway announced yesterday. The order does not apply to officers who mu»t •wklt qualified replacement*."— A.P.
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    RUSSIA WARNS TURKEY
    160 1 LONDON, Sun. RUSSIA has warned Turkey that ah* 'cannot remain indifferent" if Turkey Joined the Atlantic Pact, Taas. said today. The Russian Note said: "The Soviet Government deems it necessary to draw the attention of the Turkish Government to the responsibility It has assumed by joining the
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    U.S. Congressmen here for talks
    209 1 CEVEN members of the United States Congress, yesterday arrived m Singapore for a thr««-day-stay. The quarantine clearance at Kallang Airport I was waived for them. Aides accompanied ttaf Congress party which it headed by Mr. Herbert d. Bon- ner. It Includes on* Coogresswoman. Mrs. Cecil
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    Untrue, say Swedes
    30 1 STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Sun.— Sweden has rejected Polish charges that the '.wedes protect war criminals, orutaJlv oxtort "confessions" from Polish citizens, and had tried to kidnap a Polish
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    Allied plan is 'sensational'
    314 1 U.N. TO BATTLE FOR 'PEACE' UNITED NATIONS, Paris, Sunday. rFHK Western and Soviet blocs last night prepared 1 "world peace plans" for presentation to the United Nations General Assembly which opens here 1 nexv week. The French Foreign MinisI t«r, M. Robert Schuman, I said that
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    King of Siam returns
    51 1 King of Siam returns has spent mos| of njj 111* Ui Switzerland, wu *k&jF*J&~ led by Queen SinEt flu} seven-month-old Princess Übol Ratana. The Kins and his entourage of about 30 persons boexdW the train for Genoa Itluy, from where they will wjr ship through the Sue* Oanal Lo Slam.
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    FIVE KILLED
    28 1 MANILA, Sun.— Five people have so far been killed and five others wounded In election incidents In the country. The elections are nine days away.— A.F,f.
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    BEATIFIED
    9 1 ROME, Sun.— Maria Vltr torla Teresa Couderc, fafflgff
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    Watch on Arabs
    41 1 CASABLANCA OUQ. 17«W0H tfooot with fia4. flAipjigurij were gji/kf<&ng cwte North African port oltj last nlgnt. $lx Arab! wer. killed two djjl ago In lgcal ejeotldn Aye of the U&Tted Nstiom wKfff MorseBas desire for rest» lyt nTg^,~-AJP.
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    REMAINS NOT THOSE OF LOST EXPLORER
    121 1 LONDON, gun. TVS mystery of the fate of the Brit^h explorer. Colonel £ercy Fawcett, and his two companions, who disappeared on their search for a lost civilization In the BreiUlpn Jungles 20 years atfb, remains unsolved: Hppt that remains brought to Lpndon six weeks
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    LYTTELTON IS COMING TO MALAYA
    267 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE new Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, has decided to fly to Malaya on Nov. 20 for a three-week visit to see conditions for himself. He will tour Singapore, the Federation and Hong Kong. Mr. Lyttelton took over
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    S.C. SHOT HIMSELF INTHROAT
    119 1 S.C. SHOT HIMSELF INTHROAT A SINGAPORE Malay special constable was seriously injured yesterday when he accidentally shot himself In the throat while on guard duty at the Tal Tong Rubber Factory In Thomson Road. The constable, Mohamed Sharif! bin Yunoa. 19, of Palembanpr Road, wu rushed to the Oeneral Hospital
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    Argentine ship sinks
    64 1 HAMBURG, Sun JtHB 12,000-ton Argentine motorshlp, Malpu, sank off the German North Sea coast this morning after a collision with the American troop transport General M. L. Hersey. Most of the 12 oassengers and 150 crew of the Malpu are believed saved. Hersey wai slightly damaged. She
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    IMP to hand over fund
    70 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun rE independence of Malaya Party has offered to hand over about $95,000. It has collected to a representative body which will be responsible for a Malaya-wtde appeal, for th e Gurney Memorial Fund. The offer has been made by the chairman of
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    Wales may do for Abadan
    55 1 LONDON, Sun. The Anglo Iranian OH Company la*v night announced the large soale development of the AIOC refinery at Llandarcy, Waled, which could make good the loss of Abadan. The refining potential of Llandarcy has been Increased from 3.000,000 to 4,000,000 tons pcx year m
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    VISIT TO MOSCOW
    21 1 LONDON. Sun.— Eight delegates from the British National Union of Railwayman {eft London yesterday to visit Moioow.— A.F.P.
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    U.S. 'causes new crisis'
    65 1 VIENNA, Sun. ITALIAN Socialist leader Pletro Nennl said that Britain was threatened with a new economic crisis and predicted further devaluation of the pound as a result of American policy In Europe. "Other European countries are also menaced by a financial crisis for the same reason,"
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    Defence College chiefs here
    111 1 Defence College chiefs here KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. rjEN. Sir Frank Simp- son, the Commandant designate of the Imperial Defence College, and his assistant designate. Air Vice-Marshal C. B R Pelly, arrived m Malaya during the week-end for a short visit. The general stayed with th« Director of Operation Lt. Oen.
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    Truman gift —a picture
    64 1 Truman gift a picture WASHINGTON. Sun. A PARTING gift from President Truman to th* Dukt of Edinburgh yesterday was ft framtd enlargement of a picture of Princess Elizazeth. The picture was made by an Associated Press photographer. Mr. John Rous. at a Canadian Embassy reception on Thursday for the Princess
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    WOMEN FAINTED
    33 1 SYDNEY. Sun When Sydney on Saturday had the hottest November day since 1948, temperature. 95 degrees—more than 20 St. John Ambulance women fainted at an inspection In Government House grounds.— AP.
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    STABBED
    32 1 A 43-year-old Indian. M. N Vengadajalam of Jurong Road suffered several stab wounds In a fight at Jurong Road last night. H* was admitted to th» General Hospital m serlpu» condition.
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      337 2 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD 'NOTICE is hereby given that. In accordance with the provisions of section 63 of the Porte Ordinance (Chapter 149), the Board Intends to sell by public auction at 10. 0 C a.m. on Friday, 9th November. 1991, at it* Oodown B6A (Entrance Gate No. 8)
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    END MALAYA CONFLICT C.G.
    248 3 END MALAYA CONFLICT C.G. The People hits at PEACEFUL MEANS SUGGESTED LONDON, Sunday. T^HE SUNDAY paper, The People, Mid todat that 1 Britain should find out what had made Malayans rebels and "try to settle the conflict by means other than the gun and the bomber." "It was surely time
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    20 KILLED HERE
    51 3 A VIOLENT CYCLONE hit Sicily and Sardinia recently. The city of Catania m Sicily suffered most of the damage. Here about 26 of th« inhabitants were killed when a house collapsed. The damage was estimated at about 15 milliard lire. Photo shows the house In Catania that
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    Tact army can't stop Russians'
    116 3 Tact army can't stop Russians NASHVILLE, Tennessee. Sun. MR. J. Roberts, president of the Atlantic Union Committee, which is holding its first annual meeting here, predicted last night the Atlantic Pact "paper army" would not be able to stop "the Russian hordes when It is needed." Mr. Roberts also criticised
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    ANTI-VICE DRIVE
    28 3 FRANKFURT, Sun.—American and German authorities have opened a big drive against black marketeerlng and vice In US. troop areas In Germany, it was disclosed yesterday.— AT.
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    Frank, Ava to wed
    35 3 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner applied for a marriage licence on Friday a few hours after Sinatra got a divorce from his wife nancy at Las Vegas. Nevada. Reuter.
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    Private asks Gen. to knot his tie
    189 3 Private asks Gen. to knot his tie SAN DIEGO. Sun fMAGINE a private ask--1 injj the general: "Sir, I can't tie my necktie. Would you mind doing it for me?" Well it happened here. And Pt. Blllie D. Shelley. 20, did not pick on any ordinary general. He made the
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    TUC pledge attacked by miners
    107 3 TUC pledge attacked by miners as SWANSEA, South Wales, Sun. nELEGATES of 28,000 miners passed a resolution here protesting against the Trades Union Congress decision this week that it would work amicably with Britain's new Conservative government. The resolution criticised the T.U.C. General CouncU for making the statement without prior
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    Shawcross explains
    60 3 COPENHAGEN, Sun. CIR Hartley Shawcross, Bri- tain's former Attorney General, foreshadowed the Labour Party's attitude m opposition. "We shall not engage m merely partisan obstruction," he said. "We deplored that m our opponents. "I shall not oppose for the sake of opposition", he added. "Policies must be Judged
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    M.P.'s FORECAST
    35 3 BELVEDERE, Kent, Sun.— A Labour M.P., Mr. Norman Dodds, who correctly forecast the dates of the 1950 and 1951 British General Elections said that the Conservative Government would be lo office 30 hours.
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    U.N. facing many new problems
    111 3 PARIS, Sunday. TtHE U.N. General Assembly optna its 1951 session here on Tuesday In an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty* unsurpassed m the world organisation's six-year history, r' The tension is caused not only by the continued EastWest differences, but by a wave of new
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    PEACE HARD TO COME BY
    47 3 PARIS. San. rE ParU afternoon paper. France Solr. has published this front-pare box dedicated to the delegate* of the United Nations: "In 3,865 yean, there have been only SU jmn of complete p«ace. and tJM paave* tNatlM har« b«jen sirned."— A P.
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    TWO SHIPS 'OF ANOTHER AGE'
    137 3 SDYNEY. Sun. T*HE Navy Minister, Mr. ■L William McMahon. said yesterday the cruiser Australia. Flagship of the Australian Fleet, and the cruiser Shropshire, presented to Australia by Britain, "belonged to another age." "But for th# present world situation they world have been scrapped long ago,"
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    Churchill names law officers
    231 3 LONDON, Sunday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, yesterday appointed Mr. Lionel Frederick Heald, 54, as Attorney-General, «n« of the k»v leral nosts m the new Government. Mr. Heald won prominence m the last Parliament by helping to abolish the much maligned common informer, a procedure
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    WANTS ALLIANCE
    17 3 MANILA. Sun. President Ellpido Quirino yesterday called tor military alliance of South-East Asian countries. A.P.
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    MRS. FREUD DIES
    20 3 LONDON. Sun. Mrs. Martha Freud, widow of Austrian psychologist Slgmund Freud has died In London, aged 90.
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    Rommel film angers mother
    214 3 Rommel film angers mother LONDON, Sun. A WOMAN who shouted protests against the film "Rommel, Desert Fox" at a West End cinema was gaoled for 14 days after refusing to be bound over to keep the peace. The. woman, 41-year-old Mrs. Esther Scares, whose son was killed In North Africa,
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    BOMB EXPLOSION
    36 3 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. A bomb exploded m Buenos Aires, shattering the main entrance and window panes of Peuser, Argentina's leadIng publishing firm and the publishers of Eva Peron's book "Meaning of My Life." —Reuter.
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    TO SEE FATHER
    37 3 PARIS, Sun.— Prince Savang, eldest son of Kins SLsavang Cong. 78-year-old ruler of the French associated state of Laos, arrived here by air yesterday on his way to Mentone to see his father. Reuter.
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    Fourteen will contest 6 S'pore City wards
    278 4 Fourteen will contest 6 S'pore City wards TODAY 18 NOMINATION DAT FOURTEEN candidates —five Progressives,; five Labour, two independent Labour, one independent Progressive, and one independent are expected to submit their nomination papers today, for the Singapore City Council elections on December 1. The nomination papers will be Riven to
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    KIWI LEAGUE
    31 4 The Kiwi Members League held a fun fair at the C.V.M.A. grounds In Bras Basah Road Singapore yesterday, m aid of the Boys Town and their own f ui.ds.
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    Malays organise housing society
    138 4 TO BUILD $6,000 HOUSES A HOUSING society for Singapore Malays was formed at a public meeting m Geylang Malay School yesterday. The Singapore Malay Housing Society will buy land and build houses, not exceed ing $6,000 m value, for poorer classes of Malays. About 150 people
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    MALARIA EPIDEMIC CHECKED
    152 4 JOHORE BAHRU Sun /CONDITIONS at Reoggit, m the Batu Pahat district, where there was a severe outbreak of malaria, have considerably improved and the death rate has been checKed. To cope with any further recurrence of the disease a hospital assistant fcas been stationed there and a
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    BLOOD BANK POSITION
    46 4 The position of the Singapore Blood Bank for the week ended Nov. 3 was as follows: O A B AB ToUl Donations received 18 IS 10 4* Transfusions given 34 37 16 3 7t Present flasks m hand 15 13 13 13 SS
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    OPEN AIR DRAMA
    41 4 KTJALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. David Lyttle of Radio Malaya will use the trees, lake and nill-sldes of the Lake Gardens, Kuala Lumpur, as natural scenery for his production. "A Midsummer Night's Dream." on Dec. 13. 14 and 15
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    SPECIAL HOSPITALS FOR V.D. URGED
    186 4 IPOH, Sunday. ESTABLISHMENT of a hospital for venereal and more co-operation between private medical practitioners and Government doctors, is suggested by Dr. Wu Lien-ten, Ipoh doctor and an authority on plagu*. as a means of combatting the spread of the disease In Malaya. Dr. Wu
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    POPPIES ON SALE SOON
    32 4 POPPIES ON SALE SOON Poppies will be on sale In Singapore on Saturday Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan and helpers will be making poppy wreaths m the Victoria Memorial Hall an Friday mortiing.
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    103 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 9.SS a.m. Schools; 9.55 Interlude: 10*10.10 News from K.L.: 10.45-13 BchooU; 1 p.m. "Monday Matinee": 1.30 News; 1.45 "Home on the Range"; 2-2.30 Schools: 6.15 Children; 6.15 "Adventures In Music"; 6 55 Announcements: 7 News; 7.10 Interlude: 7.30 "Spot the Favourites"; 8 "World Affairs" (Alllngton Kennard): 8.15
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    Union wants arrears
    133 4 Union wants arrears KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. /CONCERN over the delay m \j the payment of arrears under the Benham salary scales was voiced by members of the All -Malayan Federation of Government Medical Employees Trad Union today. Mr. 8. Manickam, president of th* Union, told the Straits Times though three
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    $6mil. on homes for City staff
    197 4 $6mil. on homes for City staff OVER $6,000,000 is expected to be spent by the Singapore City Council before the end of next year on housing schemes for its employees. About half this sum la for housing the staff of the new power station at Pasir Panjang. The bulk of
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    TRAFFIC JAM AT K.L. YARDS
    195 5 TRAFFIC JAM AT K.L. YARDS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. /CONGESTION In the Kuala \j Lumpur marshalling yards is increasing as a result of the "work to rule' 1 policy adopted by the Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union, following the breakdown In the negotiations for their salary revision. A goods train from
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    610 S'PORE BABIES REMAINED SWEET AND UNRUFFLED
    246 5 FOUR babies happy as only champions can be yesterday toddled up to Mrs. R. W. I. Band, flashed toothless smiles and each received one of the four first prizes for the Singapore International Baby Show m aid of the Catholit Young Men's Association
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    The smile of victory
    58 5 DAVID ANG HOCK CHOON. Singapore's champion do> m the six to 18 months age croup, smiles m the arms of his mother as he clasps the trophy which he had won, alon* with a $75 cash prise, m the International Baby Show organised by th» C.V.M.A.
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    Travellers plan S'pore branch
    90 5 Travellers plan S'pore branch SINGAPORE businessmen on Saturday met for an inaugural meeting of the International Skal Club. These businessmen representing various air, sea and land travel agencies In the Colony, hope to form a branch to be affiliated with the International Skal Club whose headquarters la at Copenhagen. The
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    Centre for workers
    97 5 A COMMUNITY centre exclusively for labourers la to be opened In the Rochore District of Singapore next week. ThLs district has a large number of Municipal labourers. Among the objects are: to foster a community sense, to provide social, recreational and educational facilities, and to stimulate Interest
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    Powdered milk costs less
    42 5 The latest fair price list issued by the Controller of Supplies, Singapore, Is: Powdered Milk: "KlLm.' I lb. tin. reduced to* $2.65 2£ tin reduced to $6.35 and 5 lb. tin reduced to $12.25. Other prices are unchanged.
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    EX-MALAYAN DIES IN ENGLAND
    54 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— News has been received of the death In England of Major E. F. O. Davles. former manager of Rengam and Sedenak Estates. Johore. Major Davles took a k^en interest In the Volunteer movement and when he retired In 1032. wa* Command an: of
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    DRIVER FINED
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Hean Hong Swee. a Kuala Lumpur driver, was fined $300 today (or conveying four passengers m An unlicensed taxi.
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    STUDENTS FORM A CHRISTIAN BRANCH
    116 5 TO build up "a better Christian atmosphere" m A the Teachers' Training College, more than 30 students of the College met at the Orchard Road V.M.C.A. hall, Singapore, on Saturday and decided to form a student Christian movement branch. The Principal of the Teafhcrs' Training
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    'It will not work'
    95 5 TWE Director of Posts, Mr. X W. A. Cooper, said yesterday that It would be "an utter waste of time" to have different postal boxes for Chinese, Indian and Malay mail suggested by a letter written to the Straits Times. Mr. Cooper said: "Peopl* would take
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    ANNIVERSARY
    21 5 The Kan* Ha Pheng Sim Kok, celebrated their 14th anniversary with a dinner at 306, Victoria Street. Singapore, last, night.
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    21 5 MR M. RADHAKRISHNAN and Miss Vallibhai, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Krishnayah. who were, married m Singapore yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    University fund now over $4½ m.
    93 5 University fund now over $4½ m. WITH the latest contribution of $1,385.64, the University of Malaya Endowment Fund now totals $4,586,--478.57. Latest list of donations: KFGRI SEMBILAN: N.S. Malay Vernacular Teachers. Tamoln District, $79.44. SELANGOR: Tht Chief A»eountant, Postal SerVicei Department. 17. PERAK: The Chairman, Kampar District Appeal Commute* $780.50;
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    SHOPMAN FINED
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Kpm Cl on Meng. a shopkeeper. wa 8 fined $70 In tha Polls." Court today for refusing t< s<*U cigarettes when he had stock. The cigarettes were confiscated
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    Unionist calls for compromise
    157 5 PENANG, Sunday. \|K. A. Maliapen, secretary of the Penang Harbour V* Board Staff Association, at the annual general meeting today, called for a spirit of compromise to bring about better relations with the Harbour Board. I He added both tht Board and the association must demonstrate
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    10 THOUGHT IT WAS TIME FOR WORK
    74 5 SEGAMAT, Sun. "IT Wa s daylight and as X we do not have any clocks, we thought it was six o'clock; so we left our houses to go to work." This was the story It Chinese tappers lold the Segamat Circuit Magistrate when
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    HE HAD CHANDU
    29 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Phua Huat, a rubber tapper of Geylang Patah, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment m Johore Bahru, for possessing four packets of chandu.
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    Blackout areas
    153 5 Blackout areas Sub-stations liable to load shedding today are: DAT Mac Donald House. Tan Chye Place /Fort tannin*. Scan St./ Waterloo Street, St. Andrews/High st./SUmford Rd.. Albert St., Short St., Now Ice Works, Fire Stone, Mackenzie Road, Bnklt Thnah Pumps, Balestler Rd., Jalan Ampas, 8.M.8.C., Mcßltchie. BraddeU Rise. Island Golf
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    50 6 HETRERWOTON-BAIRp: Try engagement is announced between Major Harold Dwfley Orintfey Hetherlngton. MB. (UmOm). if R.C.P.. R.A.M.C aide** son of Mr. H. J Hethermgton ot Tarbrax, Midlothian. and Pamela Marjorie. (Captain Q A R.A.N.C), eldest daughter of Lleut.-Colonel C J. Bakd, O B X and Mrs. Baird of Port LMckson
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    17 6 CROSS: On Oct. 23rd, 1951, In I ondon. Ambrose Betham Cross, aged 75. formerly of Seremban
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    19 6 LOST 2 bunches of keys biveen Wilkle Road and Cathay Cinema. Finder please contact Box No. A8340, ST.
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    994 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon., Nov. 5, 1951. The City Bonds Of the $111.3 millions which the Singapore City CounciJ proposes to spend during 1952, $51.6 millions is on loan account. Attention h?s been concentrated on the Rate Fund budget, but it is the loan budget that has the greater
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    CHINESE MUSLIMS MASSACRED
    45 6 TAIPEH, Sun.— More than 70,000 Chinese Muslims had been killed by the Communists on the mainland, said Gen. Pal Chung-hsl yesterday. Gen. Pai said the slaughter was Instigated by the Kremlin. "The Kremlin." he said, Is bent on destroying all religions."— AJ».
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    EX-PREMIER'S SON SHOOTS HIMSELF
    47 6 PARIS. Sun— French police said yesterday that the 23--year-old son of George Papandreou. former Greek Premier, tried to commit suicide yesterday. The youth, a student In Paris shot himself near the heart m front of Notre Dame Cathedral. His condition was critical.— AJ»
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    Refugee kidnapped
    36 6 BERLIN. Sun.— West Berlin police said yesterday that Hans Relchert, a Soviet zone refugee who had been granted political asylum In West Berlin, was kidnapped last night and taken Into the Eastern sector.— Reuter.
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    2164 6  - TETE-A-TETE WITH STALIN WINSTON CHURCHILL War Memoirs: Closing the Ring— 2o By CHURCHILL MEMOIRS NOVEMBER 30, 1943. wu for me a crowded and memorable day. It wa« my »th birthday and waj passed almost entirely In transacting torn* of the most important business with which I have ever been concerned.
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    108 6 'TCJCHOOLM ASTER" of PenO ang. whose letter on our teachlnr. profession you published on Oct. 29, says that so far not a tingle Queen'g Scholar ha* thought it an honour to serre his Alma Mater as a teacher. This Is not correct. The Queen'g Scholar of 1888
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    69 6 Fis a pity that TJB patients m Malacca hospital have not been supplied with any vitamin tablets for the past month and cod-liver-oil for the past week. Will the CM.O. or Matron take Immediate action to supply cod-llTer on as it Is the only lood that we
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    373 6 On the Margin jhe Gunp Garden AS a footnote to the "Grow More Food Exhibition" held m Singapore last weekend, it is timely to remind the sceptics of the most remarkable demonstration ever given of what the Impoverished and eroded soil of Singapore Island can produce. This Is recalled In
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    K.L. ROW OVER SUPERMAN
    231 7 K.L. ROW OVER SUPERMAN KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. MEMBERS of the Malayan Co-operative Wholesale Society had a sharp row at an extraordinary general meeting today over the Pow art of their 'superman' the Government -appointed general manager of the Society Mr. E. fTI Russel. Mr. D C Mack, a director of
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    25 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Sultan of Johore presided today at a meeting of the Johore Executive Council a} the Council Chamber. Bukit Tambalan.
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    HE CAUGHT A RED HERRING
    52 7 HE CAUGHT A RED HERRING ALOR STAR, So. A SPECIAL palioe corporal fishing: m a strata la the Btding District, fdt a toe and fished wit a Cosa■tunist pamphlet written m Tamil. Two suspected members of the Mm i'uen. one a woman, were held for questioning by the Alor Star
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    MRNVR RECRUITMENT SOON
    346 7 Force wants men of all races SUB-DIVISIONS IN STORE, PENANG AND K.L. RECRUITMENT for the new Pan-Malayan Naval Volunteer Reserve will start m the Federation m January, and the first SabDivision is expected to be constituted m Penang shortly afterwards, a Naval spokesman said yesterday. The Penang
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    THEY PLAN MORE FLYING
    224 7 THEY PLAN MORE FLYING THE Royal Singapore Fiyin* Club is planning to step np its programme with more advanced flying and competitions, the Club Captain, Mr. J. 8. Vine, said yesterday Referring to the flying activities of the Club, he said that the number of nours flown was an indication
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    'COMBINED OPS' OFF COLONY
    269 7 THE first post-war combined operations "landing x and screening"— by Singapore's three volunteer units took place yesterday at Blakan Matl The Malayan Royaj Naval Volunteer Reserve, the Sin- 1 gapore Volunteer Corps and the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force participated. The operation was declared i success both
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    Station is attacked
    78 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. DANDITB yesterday attacku ed a police station In the Koantan area of Pahang and a police post In the Maar arm of Johore, but were driven off. Two camps, one for 50 bandits and the other for 20. were found In the Bahau area
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    AUTHOR ILL
    68 7 Emily Hahn. the wellknown American novelist, and biographer ot Sir Stamford Raffles, who was expected to arrive m Singapore by air yesterday has been taken iii m Binffeok MfcMBKKS of the S.V.C. aboard H.M.S. SUnbang shortly alter they left Trlok Ayer Basin for Blakan Mati. where a landing
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    Five charged with robbery
    67 7 PARIT BUNTAR^ Sun November 16 has been provisionally fixed for the preliminary Inquiry Into a charge of robbery against three Malays and two Chinese. The accused are Ahmad Dubari bin Haji Mohamad Tatim, 28, Zakariah bin Abu Baker, 31, Lee Eng Hua, 21, Darus bin Hassan.
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    Plans to control hawkers
    192 7 Plans to control hawkers RIGID measures to control food hawkers, if they are allowed a place In the proposed development of the Esplanade hay- been suggested by th« Health Committee of the Singapore City Council. The Council is now awaiting Government's approval of one of two development schemes, both of
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    Dedication in January
    78 7 THE dedication service of the Seventh D«y Adventist church In Balestier Road. Singapore which was bought recently will be held In January. The service will be conducted by the chief delegate of the AdventisU' general conference headquarters In Washington to the annna] conference m Singapore In January.
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    Crowds hear cantata
    88 7 The Victoria Theatre. Singapore, was packed yesterday when Mrs. Minnie IVersonWood. director of the Malayan Union Seminary choir, presented William Bradbury's Queen Esther, a 90-mlnute cantata based on a Bible story. The cantata was sung twice yesterday, at 4.30 p.m. and 1 15 p.rr« TOE 11ON. Richard
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    PROUD MOMENT
    147 7 Ctiia Jin yesterday kacat before a church altar and received the Colours of the 6th Company, Singapore Boys' Brigade, from his slater after their father, the Company chaplain. bad blessed and dedicated them. It was a proud moment for the M boys and five officers of the Company.
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    Your fun may cost more soon
    129 7 Your fun may cost more soon rdiER charges for recreational facilities provided by the Singapore City Council m public parks, open spaces and swimming pools, have been suggested by the Council's Estates and Fire Brigade Committee. It is proposed that the Ww for a tennis court be raised from 40
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    RAF bombs Red camp
    58 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A CAMP of the Klang gang l\ In thp innolp non* Kuala Lumpur was Combed "by" "the R.A.F. this morning. Security forces are on the irail of a section of the gang, which was contacted by the First Suffolk Regiment three days ago.
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    Dravida chief in Court
    60 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Bun.— An official of the Adi Dravlda Association of Johore Bahru. A. Maruthappa, was summoned to the High Court today for examination. It was alleged that Maruthappa had not handed over certain documents of the association to the Assistant Official Assignee after the assogiatlon
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    ABUSED WOMAN
    29 7 MUAR, Fri. For using obscene language to a woman. Leo Kwee Eng, at Jalan Merlam. Tay Kwe« Say was fined $15. or seven days' lmorisonment at Muar.
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    Absent from duty charge
    40 7 SEGAMAT. Sun.-Hashlm bin All 41, was charged at Segamat wtth absenting himself from duty He was allowed ball of $200. He said that he fell 111 when he went to see his family In his kampong.
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    POSTAL UNION DECIDES ON STRIKE BALLOT
    283 7 POSTAL UNION DECIDES ON STRIKE BALLOT TWE 500-strong Singapore Post and Telegraph Uniformed Staff Union will convene an emergency meeting to take a strike ballot if the Colony Government fails to grant their claims within thre** weeks. This decision was taken by the fifth annual conference of the union, which
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    MUST BE FIT FOR AWARDS
    191 7 /\NLY applicants with \J sufficient academic quai:flcations are to De recommended for the four s holarship* offered (or 1952 tjy the Austral'an Governnui.: under the British Co ntnonwealth Technical -operation Scheme lor Asia, a Singapore Govermr.cv official said yesterday. All nominations a .11 b? forwarded
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    GEN. KEIGHTLEY BACK IN S'PORE
    40 7 General Sir Charles Keightley. Commander-in-Chlef. Far East Land Forces arrived m Singapore by X.L.M. aircraft yesterday after a visit to Britain where he attended a conference of Commanders-in-Chief of the British Army ma saw manoeuvres.
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    People Love To Stare At A Freak Show
    357 8 MEMOIRS OF A SWORD SWALLOWER. by Dan Mannix (Hamish Hamilton ton, 12$. 6d) By MARGARET LANE AS if ordinary people were not peculiar enough, the public is apparently always willing to pay good money to see a real live freak, or someone
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    WANTED" BOOKS WITH A ZEST FOR LIFE
    654 8 4^^FOR""YOUR BOOkSHELFVf^BL A CLINICAL report on A the state of literature m 1951 must begin by stating that the patient suffers from a conspicuous lack of gusto. Ec has too much poise and too little verve. Life is dim and depressing (if you
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    613 8  -  ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET LORD CORK ORRERY BY Roger Keyes. ly Cecil Aspinall Oglander. (Hogarth Press. 255.) rpHE story of Rogei Keyes unfolds the development of a life throughout actuated by "indomitable keenness and drive," to quote the description of him by a shrewd
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      281 8 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS .wu^ISSS ffi^w blutf 1. North Country seaside r«- whit *> purple nower sort (6-4-9). 6. Female ruff (9). fI""TS"T' il 1 1a i' itt 1 la I' b I Is I I Self-satUfled start for a 7» ThU bark give* goato a smuggler (4). run 10.
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    52 9 I*, c r^ r j™ J\ ft«* fICKp of cctf« to /ft« »flte^ C o^ e< hop. He read* a* h€ neu« m l/twan Me Zay U <o some o/ tAi Gaffer* rttfltnp Afj /ace m the Corpora?, mm, fovr-pear-old Ixmail. Right: assigning duties to the villages volunteer
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    VILLAGERS APPRECIATE THE HELP AFFORDED BY THE COUNTRY POLICE
    858 9  -  S. C. LBVI By THE law has come to x stay In Kampong Berih. a Tillage of 200 Malays and Chinese, situated on the West Coast of Singapore. It has come In the shape of flve-foot-flve-inches ActIn* Corporal Yacob bin Hltam.
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    Tronoh will extend its activities
    101 10 Tronoh will extend its activities IT is announced by Tronoh Mines that as prospecting m Malaya Is practically at a standstill owing to terrorism the Tronoh-MalayH tin gror considering extending ope of Its operatic Malaya. l iy called Tromal Pro has been formed with aall capital subscribed gy the principal
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    ESTATE REPORTS
    144 10 THE directors of Scottish Malayan Estates announce the sale of Strathmore rubber estate (567 acres), a detached property belonging to the subsidiary company. Strathmore Rubber, at a price of approximately £72 10s per acre •pHE directors of South A Malay Rubber Plantations (1932) announce that an offer ha«
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    Melbourne share market
    159 10 MELBOURNE, Sun rE Melbourne market closed the week a little easier again, though the leaders tended to be firmer. Leaders were moving m sympathy with the Bond Market, which again displayed firmness. Metals were weaker m most sections. Some large Merchant House* were marked down following rumours
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    GOVERNMENT CHANGE STIMULATES MARKET
    419 10 for a long term agreement for the purchase of Tin. Appreciating the tim* trouble and expense Involved In their tour Malaya welcomes them and believes that only good can come of their visit. Sterling Tins showed a distinct rise as result of the removal of Mr.
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    ANGLO-JAVA RUBBER
    235 10 AN interim dividend of four per cent., less tax, hu already been paid by the Anglo-Java Rubber Company In resptct of the year to March 31, 1951. In their preliminary statement the direc ors inform stockholders that they consider the account* Justify a Una* payment of six per
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    Business done
    311 10 rpHE following business was X reported done on the local share market last week. Industrials. Alexandra Brick Ord. $2,974. Fraser Neave Ord. $4.30 to $4 20, Gammon $2.77 'j to $2.86 to $2,824. Hongkong Bank (Colonial Register) $860 $855, Malayan Breweries $5.60 to $5.50, Malayan Cement 42 cents.
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    KESANG TIN'S FUTURE PLANS
    63 10 rONTINUINO their policy of keeping shareholders fully informed the Directors of Kesang Tin Ltd. hare circularised shareholders regarding the dewaterlng of the mine and the installation of the two new 500 h.p. engines by the tributors. Provided labour Is forthcoming it is expected that output will
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    745 11 Arsenal taKe lead in League 1 ALL TOP CLUBS FARE BADLY LONDON, Sunday. A RSENAL, the most successful club In British football for the past 20 years, jumped Into the leadership of the Football League yesterday by winning at Middlesbrough, while the previous leaders Bolton were losing at home to
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    MCFA COMBINED WIN NINE-NIL
    65 11 MANILA. Sub. TH£ attsJayasi Cainiajt Oasa--1 bhwi XI thai rtraiot rontinmr* taelr whining streak bi tSMtr Manßa aeries, «ef sattag tke Saa mgrael Bieweij CnwashirU niae-nIL The ereaincs star m-itwaiei for th* TJaMsii wm Pant Be*ag Teak. Inator left, wh» aeareal three gaak. Ike vtatjara wO!
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    Joe Louis advised to retire
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    SPRINGBOKS BEAT N.E. COUNTIES
    158 11 SPRINGBOKS BEA T N.E. COUNTIES NEWCASTLE, Sun. THE South African Rugby 1 Union touring team upheld their unbeaten record yesterday when they beat 3 combined Northeastern Counties XV by 19 points (two goals, two penalty goals, one try) to eignt (one goal, one dropped goa.). At half-time the tourists led
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    92 11 Tta Comopdiuu Cycling Club 'Ulead their radoc aetaoo with thr "TriaJlinfa Traalij" ii»itpj r*c* ■t Boas Llm Green at 4.J0 pjn. to■am. Tha trophy haa bera preatntM by Oato C. 1 Factor, ■fiafa.fnt of the Club, and win be decided on a mo spriota basis ■rfore tbe start
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    1046 11 LONODN, Bun FOLLOWING are fooOttU league r standings after yesterday's matches: FIRST DIVISION P W D L F A pts Arsenal 16 0 4 3 3JL15 33 Manchester UK 0 I 4 22 31 Tottenham 16 0 4 93 34 21 Bolton Wan. IS 0 8
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    538 11 Pmrk 11, London Irish 3; St. Mary's 3, Wasps 18. AberaTon 23. Crass Keys 8; Abertillery 0. Newport S; Bath 11. United Services Portsmouth 6: Bedford 3. Coventry 6: Glenavon 16, Weston -Super-Mare S; Cardiff XI, Oxford University 8; Cheltenham 12, Ta union 6;
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    344 11 MELBOURNE. Sun —Taking the lead m the straight, Mr. E R WllUam's Hydrogen. 9-4 favourite, won the £4.800 Victoria Derby at Plemington yesterday. Hydrogen iDevillewood Sweet Bound> beat 50-1 outsider Mrs. P. O. DUon'i Shoreham by one and a half lengths. His time for the l'«m.
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    1030 12  -  By SENTINEL fJOCKEY ha& com« of age. With the introduction of a league competition this season by the Singapore Hockey Association there has never been such interest m the game as there is now. And fears that league rivalry would lead to bad feeling
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    495 12 Bull WEIGHTS for all eight raoes on the second day, Wednesday, of the Selanfor Turf Club's November meetinr, are: Ct. 4, Dlv. I-6F. Azad »00 Admiral 8.11 Clonach 8.10 Zalovix 8.09 Grand Day 8.07 Randwick 1t.06 Sea Dragon 8.05 Demonic 8.04 SUckneos 8.01 Claudius R-02 Civil Lord
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    Foong Seong Gup teams
    111 12 rpHK inter-M>ne final of the Foong Saong Cup between Singapore and Selangor take* place «t the Happy World Stadium tonight and tomorrow at 8 pjn. Winner* meet Penang In the challenge round. Teams (or tonight are: SINGAPORE: (Single*) Wong Peng Soon, Ong Poh Lim and Cheong
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    SOCIAL CENTRES HOLD SPORTS DAY
    489 12 ABOUT 500 boys and girU from 13 Children's Social Centre* la Singapore cheered and applauded enthusiastically a» their representative! took part In the first annual Imer-Ceutre Sports meeting which was held at the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. It was a new and thrilling experience for
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    28 12 TODAY: 2.48 am. (7.8), 7.43 a.m. (5.1); 1.42 p.m. (9.1), 8.53 p.m. (1.01). TOMORROW: 4.06 a.m. (7.8). 8.42 a.m. (5.6); 2.44 p.m (8.5), 10.09 p.m. (1.8).
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    Spencer Stable in full command
    379 12 By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fiSE of th« highlights of thf racing on Saturday, first day of the Selangor Turf Club's November meeting, was Jockey Mulley's brilliant .hat-trick on Dar-Es- Salaam, Tiberius and Scotch Express for trainer Jack Spencer. It is odds on now
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    All-England badminton: new system
    214 12 LONDON, Sun. 7T Wong Peng Soon, the Malayan x badminton ace makes a bid next March to win the All-Eng-land title for the third successive lime, he may find the task less Strenuous than m- previous yean. In future top flight players will jot have to
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    India. 418 for six in record day
    520 12 India. 418 for six in record day NEW DELHI, Sun. INDIA broke several of their own Test cricket records when they scored 418 for six m reply to England's first innings total of 203 m the first Test here today, third day of the game. V. 8 Hazare. whose 145
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    R.I. RUGBY TEAM
    53 12 Th« Raffles Institution rugger team meet St. Andrew's at the R.I. ground today will be: Chan Wah Teng; Chin Yoon Fook, HUUard, Leong Kok Wir..-, Boon Kok Peow; Chan Chee Wah, Syed Abdul Pihman; VUvanathan, Sung Ah Bah, Karmakar, Cheong Kwee Huat, Le« Slew Kh^w. Sidek bin
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