The Straits Times, 8 November 1952

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    25 1 The Straits Times MALA >A "A t \A TIONAL NE WSPAPEk. n^i i AIiiASHED 1X45 TW'IVE PAGES SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TRUMAN PLANS THE'TRANSFER'
    303 1 Ike agrees to talks at White House KOREA: DELAY WASHINGTON, Friday, Eisenhower agreed today to discuss the administration changeover with President Truman. He fixed November 1? as the date and said part of his cabinet would be named by then. The President-elect, resting on the Augusta, Georgia,
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    The 'mom' he thought was in America...
    150 1 The 'mom' he thought was in America... FONTAINBLEAU, France, Fri. fJT /ELVE-year-old Mathieu ■1 Chevallier ran sobbing i i to his mother's arms here today following her oratr.atic acquittal last nigh: on charges of mur■fepdiei'int; her Cabinet MinLshusband. Pierre Cho|»Wr vallier. "I hoiiKht you were In Amfr!ra. mom." the boy
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    Pay rise for 3 million
    60 1 LONDON. Fri— T.ade Union leaden today *>nded a Mx-moinh loaf d sdu c in Britain's enifneerin* industry by accepting a small »a\ rise toi 3.000.000 worker* They announced th a would sJm for an lncv r of 7s 4d. with 2d. a am more for
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    11,500 march to PM's office
    47 1 11,500 march to PM's office THEH/iOUPJ. Fr; AMxore police lorce armed with sabre.-; siocd by today when 7.500 Ambolneae, former Betnbcra oi the Dutch East Indie.- Army marched to the Prime M'iUiit< r't office to demand recognition ni 'heselfstvlori South Moluccas Republic There wen? no incidents.— Rru'er.
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    Soldiers fire on Africans
    119 1 Soldiers fire on Africans NAIROBI. Fri 1 MILITARY and police force n yesterday raided a quarry near Nyeri station and fired on an African meeting, wounding two Africans Police headquarters at Nairobi said the Africans forcibly resisted arrest Two injured Africans and two others wer* arrested. IN LONDON, the Colonial
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    'Ships first' call
    37 1 WASHINGTON. Fri The United States has advised Moscow that new proposals jo o setile Russia's Lend Lease debt will be made whenever the Russians arrange to return 186 Amertran vessels hey now hold. Reuter.
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    Railway bombed
    26 1 TUNIS, Fri Terrorists cday blew up a ten-yard section of the Sousse-Sfax railway near Sousse with a bomb and our telephone wires.— A P
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    Woman found stabbed
    42 1 Mrs. Samuel Ana Dhaken, 22 was last night taken to hospital: with a serious stab wound in her neck. She was found lying In a bathroom in her flat at Spooner Road. Singapore with a vegetable kn;fe beside her.
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    11 die in crash
    37 1 LONDON. Fri— The U.S. Air Force said today 11 men were aboard a giant B-50 strato-bomber which crashed In flames near here during a sale !xst night. No survivors have been reported.— Reuter.
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    Accord in Jakarta
    53 1 JAKARTA. Frl. Delegations from the Federation of Malaya, Singapore and Indonesia met here to consider the principles underlying the creation of a rubber buffersiock. The Deputy Secretary for Economic Affairs, Mr. T. Van Der Oaast. headed the Malayan delegates. There was s»id to be general agreement in
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    When the lights go on again& stay on
    288 1 When the lights go on again- stay on PEOPLE in Singapore may be well lit up at Christinas this year electrically speaking The City Electrical Engineer. Mr. C. C. Payne said yesterday that there would be a definite easing of blackouts towards the end of December. This, however, wo subject
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    The bombs — soon
    57 1 The bombs soon LONDON, Fri.— Mr. Nigel Birch. Parliamentary Secreary to the Ministry of Defence, said last night that Britain would have atomic bombs "in the reasonably near future." and with her new medium bombers "will have the means to deliver them". Mr. Birch was replying to the foreign affairs
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    Canberra post
    28 1 TOKYO. Frl The Japanese Government has nominated the former Vice-For-eign Minister, Mr. Harushiko Nishl, as its first post-war Ambassador to Australia, official sources said today.— Reuter.-AAP.
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    Easier climb
    35 1 NEW DELHI, Fri.— A Swiss expedition, making its second bid to climb Mount Everest is having a safer and easier ascent compared with Its first attempt last year, state reports reaching Delhi.— U.P.
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    WOMEN IN ASIA
    63 1 12 nations to discuss status NEW DELHI, Fri. IIELEGATLS from 12 coun*J tries will meet here next month to discuss the status of women in South-East Asia at a UNESCO-sponsored conference. The Indian Government will act as host at the conference. Countries sending representatives include Malaya, Burma,
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    Honour war dead
    37 1 LONDON. Fri. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh last night planted crosses In the Empire Field of Remembrance at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, to honour the dead of the two world wars— Reuter
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    Anti-Templer posters 'removed'
    113 1 COLOMBO. Fri. TUIE Ceylon Government bad not received any protest from Malaya about "Templer. Go Home" posters on walls in Colombo. Sir Kanthiah Vaitliianathan. Permanent Secretary at the *>ylon External Affairs Ministry, said today. He stated that the posters bad been removed, adding that If any were
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    CANADA RUBBER PRICE-FIX CHARGE
    124 1 Companies to be prosecuted OTTAWA. Friday. I pANADA will prosecute rubber companies alleged to have participated in illegal price-fixing combines, the Minister for Justice. Mr. Stuart Garson, announced today. 4 Nineteen companies and the Rubber Association of Canada were named In a report published by Mr.
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    Baby dead in cot
    50 1 Boy, 8, accused LONDON, Frl. N eight-year-old boy was remanded for a week here after being charged with murdering his 17-day-old baby brother at Newport. Police said at the preliminary hearing that the baby appeared to have been struck in his cot with a bottle A.P.
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    Hurt in brawl
    25 1 Marah Singh. 40. was taken to hospital after a brawl at Lavender Street, Singapore, last night. He had head and chest Injuries.
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    REDS HIT BY THE FRENCH ON 3 FRONTS
    189 1 REDS HIT BY THE FRENCH ON 3 FRONTS HANOI, Friday. FRENCH Union troops today hammered Commu-nist-led Vietminh forces on three fronts. The French and loyal Vietnam infantrymen moved up to capitalise on the disorganisation of the Red forces following seven shattering air attacks across th« breadtt of Tonkin -i These
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    18 killed in bus crash
    47 1 SAN JUAN DEL RIO, (Mexico), Fri.— A packed bus went out of control on a sharp curve and rolled over three times, then crashed into a building, killing 18 and injuring 36 yesterday witnesses said the bus was racing another. A P
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    He's 82 not out
    28 1 LONDON, Frl. Viscount Samuel, Liberal Party leader In the House of Lords, celebrated both his 82nd birthday and 50th year In Parliament yesterday.— A.P.
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    Coronation brew
    24 1 LONDON. Frl. Several breweries announced today that they are making beers of special strength for next year's coronation of the Queen— U.P.
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    Earthquake hits California
    43 1 CALIFORNIA, Fri A rolling earthquake today shook southern California's San Joaquin Valley— scene of two death-dealing earthquakes this summer. No damage or Injuries were reported but the shock was felt by some residents of Los Angeles, 120 miles away.— Reuter.
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    Snow in Korea
    15 1 TOKYO, Fri— Snow fell on the central front In Korea last night.
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    The war gets better for us
    199 1 The war gets better for us KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. TTONGS are improving in the battle against the Communists, the Federation High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, told the people of the new villages In the Temerloh area of Pahang when he flew there for his first visit today. At the
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    Butler's father dies
    23 1 CAMBRIDGE, Frl. Sir Montagu Butler, 79, father of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Richard Butler, died here today. Reuter.
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    Duke is back
    18 1 The Duke of Kent returned to Singapore yesterday from Hong Kong by R.A.F. York aircraft.
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      361 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS f.PPL-ICATTONS are Inviita from Federal Cltleens for the post of a Storekeeper, Government Medical Store. Penang. on a Ralary scale of $90 x 6 138 150 x 6 216. In addition. Cost of Living Allowance is payable at icurrent Government Rates and Housing Allowance is payable if quarters
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      787 2 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1947. (No. 24 of 1947) (Section 24) NOTSCE OF ELECTION OF A MEMBER OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SELETAK His Excellency the Governor having Issued His Writ for the Election of a member of the Legislative Council for the electoral district of Seletar,
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      758 2 NOTICES RAFFLES HOTEL, UNITED (Incorporated In the Colony of Singapore) I NOTICE 13 HEREBY given that it the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Company I to be held on the 3rd December. 1952, at 12.30 p.m. the Directors will recommend for approval pay- ment of a Final Dividend of
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      690 2 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE POLICE SURPLUS VEHICLES The Chief Police Officer, Mal/icca. Invites Tenders for the purchase of two surplus Willys Jeeps. The vehicles can be viewed at 'the Police Depot. Banda Hilir. Malacca, any day during office hours. Tenders will close at 12 noon on Saturday. 15th November, 1952. R.
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    THE BIG STEEL' BATTLE BEGINS
    226 3 THE BIG STEEL BATTLE BEGINS Labour to fight 'unscrambling bill 'all the way 9 LONDON, Friday. MR. CHURCHILL'S Conservative Government yesterday prepared for its biggest fight with the Labour opposition by issuing a Bill for returning Britain's iron and steel industry to private ownership. Tiic Labour Party which nationalised steel
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    40 3 THERE'S BEAUTY FUR YOU. In London for the "Miss World" contest are, from left, Miss Tally Richards f America), Mile Sanny Weitner (Holland and Mile N i c o I I c Dromn (France). Enough to turn any judge's heart...
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    Far East policy shift not likely
    105 3 TOKYO. Fri. MR. John M. Allison, U.S. Assistant Secretary of J f ;»tf< for Far Eastern [airs, yesterday forecast iio rim ior shift in American relations with Japan and Smith-East Asia under Mr. Eisenhower's Republican Administration. Asked if he foresaw a chance, he replied:
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    His budget slashed
    74 3 P.*RIS. Fri. Till French Minister for Orerseas Territories. M. Pierre Pflimlin, tried to re- ■Ifa test night after the French National A«°er.«Mv had slashed the budget of hh Ministry. The Government last i night decided to ask the National Assembly to give a second reading to the
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    A peer is rebuked by a peer
    123 3 A peer is rebuked by a peer LONDON, Fri. rE Marquess of Reading, joint ruder-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, reproved Lord Norwich, formerly Sir Duff Cooper. British Ambassador to France, for attacking the United States in bis maiden speech in the House of Lords last night. Winding up the
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    Death in liner
    22 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Fri. Sir Reginald Coupland, historian and author, collapsed on board the Hner Pretoria Castle here and died— Reuter.
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    Giant petition
    36 3 TOKYO. Fri— A petition, signed by *****0 Japanese citizens asking for Japan's admission into the United Nations, will be presented to the U.N. Secretray-General, Mr. Trygve Lie, the Kyodo news agency said today. A.P
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    FRENCH WIFE FREED
    124 3 She shot husband 5 times RHEIMS. Friday. YJADAME Yvonne Chevallier, who pumped five iT bullets into her French Government Minister husband after he told her to "go and take a lover", was acquitted yesterday after a dramatic two-day trial. Presiding Judge Raymond Jadin, following the French I
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    36 3 THREE STARS together. In the centre Italian tenor Giffll, in ecstacy over the warm welcome he received at the Royal Variety Show, in London. And Grade Fields (left) and Maurice Chevalier offer their own warm welcome.
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    Atom weapons opposed
    31 3 TOKYO, Fri.— The Asian Congress for World Federation, at Its convention in Hiroshima, first city ever atom-bombed, yesterday approved a resolution against building and using atomic weapons. AP.
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    The maximum
    34 3 HONG KONG, Fri.— Hong Kong has applied to the Colonial Office in London for as many seats as possible to see the Coronation procession of the Queen In London next June.— Reuter.
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    GALE BLOWS SHIP ON MUDBANK
    199 3 94 m.p.h. winds recorded LONDON. Friday. ANE of the worst gales to hit many parts of Britain for several years blew the 8.723-ton Cunard liner Asia ashore at Blackwell beach in the River Thames. Tugs stood by today to make their second attempt to pull
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    The unity goes on
    87 3 LONDON, Fri. THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, said yesterday that Britain expected the U.S. President elect. Mr. Eisenhower to continue to help and co-operate in coping with the problems confronting the free world. He said that the position of the West had improved. "There is
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    Stalin leads celebration
    70 3 MOSCOW. Fn. STALIN headed high Communist Party members at ceremonies last night celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Russian revolution. Dressed in a steel grey tunic, the Soviet leader sat on the stage of the Bolshoi Theatre with V. M. Molotov on his right and Marshal Bulganin
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    State bank may go competitive
    42 3 MELBOURNE, Fri— T h e Commonwealth Bank of Australia's trading section will be placed on the same competitive footing as private trading banks under legislation proposed by the Australian Government, according to press reports last night— Reuter-AJLP.
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    Japan to join
    23 3 NEW YORK, Fri. The United Nations Assembly has endorsed Japan's application for membership of the International Civil Aviation Organisation.— U.P.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    349 3 LONDON, Prt. CENTIMENT In today's Slock Exchange was less gloomy than of late but it was not sufficient to attract Investment buying. The gtltedged action held steady throughout and the close saw little change on the day. The feature of Hading in this section was the dealings in
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    LOMIOM TIN PRICE
    28 3 LONDON Nov. 7 Cash Buyers £958}: Sellers £959.; Forward Buyers C 940; Sellers €941; Settlement £958 (down £4). Turnover a.m. 45 tons; p.m. It tons.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    36 3 LONDON. Nov 7— Spot 22' 4 d Dec 22 Wd.. Jan-Mar. 2a l *«i.. AprJune 22i 4 d., July-9ept. 22d.. Nov. r.i.f 22 3 ,d.. Dec. c.li. 22\d.. Jmn. c.l.f. 22.d Market: Fairly steady.
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      171 3 t CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS without lots and lots of Parkinson Sweets In your Food Parcels to kiddies and friends in U.K. send such old favourites as TREACLE HUMBUGS. SUCAR TWISTS, COLDEN BARLEY SUGAR-TWISTS. MIXED FRUIT DROPS, BUTTERSCOTCH, OLDFASHIONED BUTTERDROPS HUMBUGS. Parcels from the Federation should he posted by November 11th. COLD
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    CAR TOSSED INTO AIR IN CRASH
    377 4 Coroner wants police to charge drivers A STATION WAGON carrying six passengers was tossed into the air, somersaulted, spun round 90 degrees, knocked down a traffic sign uost, and landed upright again after a collision with a car at the junction of Dunearn and
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    29 4 SHIRLEY ABICAIRK, visiting nig lit club singer, paid an early call at the Tanglin Club last night to sins for 100 servicemen, guests of the club. Straits Tiny» picture.
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    A black-out was not on
    82 4 A black-out was not on programme SUDDEN black-out ptanged the Tanglin Club into darkness last right, ri2ht In the middle of party for Service men. Bit nu:e of the 100 fiOidtetl, .sailors and airmen pre.sent grumbled They chat»3d in me dark, quite happily, with the wenen guests While the lights
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    Deserted from police, gaoled
    35 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Neoh Eng Swee 21, a police recruit, was today sentenced to four months' gaol for desertion from the force by Raja Chik Jaffar. the Kualn Lumpur Becond Magistrate.
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    One gun in seven shootings?
    123 4 DOME of the work of Siu.v O npore's "back room boys m helping to solve pioblems in crime is described by the Chief Chcmi.it Mr. A. W. Burlt, in his annua] report, published ye.storday. A revolver which car»ie In'o the hands of the police was
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    Bishop to lay stone
    59 4 The visiting Bishop of Lichfield, the Rt. Rev. Edward Woods, will lay the foundation stonp of a secondary school for bry> in Christ Cliurrh compound, off Dorset Road. Singapore, at 5 p.m. today. Tliis sr-hoo!. a "feeder" for Other Ensllsh schools, will open early in January.
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    Aid for orphans
    26 4 The all-community charity dance and fun fair held at Clifford school Kual^ Kanssar raised $1,552 for the Sultan Abdul Aziz Orphanage. Kuala Kangsar
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    Police dig up body
    54 4 PENANG. Fri. Penang police today dug up the body of an Indian from a swamp off Patani Road. Both the man's less and wrists were tied together.' and there were several wounds on him. A man and a woman, both Indians, have been detained. The dead
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    Bus licensed for 30 carried 62
    237 4 PASSENGER WAS KILLED KUANTAN, Friday. 4 BUS licensed to carry 22 passengers, with eight A standing, carried 62 passengers on 29 May last year, it was alleged in the Kuantan Assizes in a civil suit beared before Mr. Justice C. H Whitton. Tan Chee
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    'THE ONLY WOMAN'
    78 4 She U be in the fight KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. rE Kuala Lumpur IMNO-MCA alliance today decided to drop its objection against the nomination yesterday of an IMP candidate, Mrs. Oeraki Krishnan. whose nomination paper had not been properly completed. The legml adviser of the alliance, Mr. S.
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    Officer faces bribery charge
    45 4 KUALA LIPIS. Fri Tan Kirn? Chuan. a 40-year-old assistant resettlement officer at Kuala LipLs, claimed trial to a charge of corruptly accepting $500 from Lam CTvk Tong. Bail of $1,000 was allowed. The case was postponed to Dec. 31 for mention.
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    Deserter gaoled
    22 4 KOTA TINGOI. Fri.- A Special Constable. Lee Kirn Then, was sentanced to 50 days' imprisonment in Kota Tkiggi for desertion.
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    SUICIDES IN STORE FAVOURED POISONS
    85 4 DOISONING was the most common form of suicide in Singapore last year. Of 86 suicides, 40 were from poisoning. Hanging came next with 34 cases. Suicide by poisoning In pre- vtous years were 79 (1950). 71 (1948), and 27 (1948). while figures for hanging were
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    10,000 visit Poppy Day fair
    34 4 KOTA BAHRU, Frt.— About 10.000 people visited last nlghfs fun fair ln aid of the Poppy Day Fund held at Biarltz Park. Kota Bharu. Tengku Mahkota opened the fair.
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    Officer is named for 'boycott' election
    192 4 Officer is named for 'boycott' election SINGAPORE Govern- ment is going ahead with plans for the Seletar by-election to the Colors Legislative Council despite the Naval Base Labour Union's repeated threat to stay away from the polls. The union's Execuuvc Council re-aflirmed the boycott decision last Wednesday and told prospective
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    $6,150 paid for 'tips'
    67 4 PENANCr, Fri. Pen ang Police paid $6,150 last month for information on Communist terrorists and their activities on the island, Mr. K. J. Henderson, Settlement Emergency Information Officer, said today. In addition, $4,500 will be paid to the person whose information led to the killing of
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    Students farewell convent teacher
    66 4 IPOH, Fri.— Many students and teachers of the Content of the Holy Infant Jesus at airport this mornIng farewelled Madam St Brede. a senior class teacher and supervisor of the elementary school. She left for Singapore where she will Join three other nuns. They will leave
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    Union officials
    72 4 Mr. Lim Toh Nee has been elected president of the Singapore City Council Services Union. Other officials: Messrs. B. B. Dorett. Mohd. Haniffa bin S. Kanoo Yeo Tong Hal, A. W. Perera, J. W. D. Samuel, Chee 1/eng Watt. Lim Soo Hian. Zalnal Abldeen. V. J. Joseph, Heng
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    Gift for library
    24 4 IPOH, Fri. The British Council lias giren $1,500 worth of books to the Perak Library which now has nearly 5,000 books.
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    Promotions
    21 4 Inche Bostarn bin Ha]i Mohamed Kurshi and Inche Anwar Ibrahim have been appointed Assistant Controllers in the Singapore Immigration Service.
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      462 4 TODAY Ul i B u c 4 pm All meetings at Road, 8 p.m. The Rev. H. W. vi I**.. *_k_i._.~. 1W..J.. Port Canning Road. Batnes. Lord Bishop of Singapore Tt! nsTtiln honour^* neVW stralu chine *.YJ.: Social will preach on 'I Am The Lord •t I^Smmrt^. «I^?^r y S^
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    20,000 Home Guards have not killed one Communist
    300 5 20,000 Home Guards have not killed one Communist N.S. ADVISER URGES A GREATER EFFORT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE 20,000 Home Guards of Negri Sembilan have not yet killed or captured a single Communist, said the British Adviser of the State. Mr. M. C. ff Sheppard, today. He was urging junior
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    Students pledge to ban 'bad' films
    205 5 Students pledge to ban 'bad' films PENANG, Fri. WWO methods of ap■i- proach telephone calls and letters may be used by the Penan g Legion of Decency in a widespread bid to check immorality in books and films. A legion spokesman told the Straits Times today that the organisers may
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    Soldier named
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The soldier of the sth Battalion, Malay Regiment who was killed in a battle with 30 terrorists in the jungle at Sungei Lempam in the Alor Star area of Kedah on Tuesday was Corporal Hessan bin Bakar, Army Headquarters announced today.
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    Conference accepts S'pore idea
    115 5 Conference accepts S'pore idea rE World Buddhist Conference held in Tokyo has accepted a Singapore suggestion to establish an international Buddhist University, Miss Pitt Chin Hul. a local Buddhist leader, said yesterday. Th c University will probably be in Ceylon Miss Pitt who attended the conference as leader of a
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    Malaya has 'Q' fever
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. "Q" fever is believed to exist in Malaya, says the annual report of the Institute for Medical Research, for 1951 The world health assembly started a world -wide survey of the mild typhus-like disease called "Q" fever, on account of its increasing importance
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    Moved fruit
    23 5 KOTA TINGGI Fri— A woman, Chong Yu Wee, was fined $10 in Kota Tinggl for moving fruit from a restricted area.
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    SULTAN MAY RETURN TO HOSPITAL
    106 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday rpHE ailing Sultan of Selangor. who left the Kuala Lumpur Bungsar Hospital on Monday after deciding not to undergo an immediate operation went to the town mosque for prayers today It was his first attendance at a mosque since his return from
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    Union wants Govt. to act on salary
    87 5 Union wants Govt. to act on salary THE Department of Civil Aviation Workers' Union, in Singapore asked the Colony Government yesterday to name a place and date for negotiation of the union's claims. In a letter to the Government, the union said: "Workers of the Civil Aviation Department are dissatisfied
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    He will select men for Army
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl.— The chief recruiting officer, Major S. A. Watt, will visit Malacca to interview potential British Army recruits on Nov. 13 and 14. He will be at the Labour Office between 9.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Vacancies exist for tradesmen and nan-trades-men
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    BLACKOUT SCHUDULE
    438 5 Cl BSTATIONS Hakle ta lead ahrd dlac Wedajr:— OAT Haaw Plp« Bkaeai Hut lord Baa Seac, Wire Meek PWD V|urr T Ma r»( Mff. Bt. Panjani Natiaaa Carkoa frlacaea Kiliaketk Bat Dair, Farm liv Paadaa Jarear 1. aad 3 in Tlaiak VWafe I ailed Cklaeae ,R. Wka.. l.am
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    Car causes 6-hour blackout
    40 5 Car causes 6-hour blackout KLAtfG. Fri. A CAR hit an electric post and caused a six-hour blackout in houses near the lV2m.s. Kuala LumpurKlanß road yesterday. Five people in the car were Injured, one seriously. The car was badly damaged.
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    They want the maximum
    64 5 IVM)RKKRS in tht Fed- eration Government Printing Department have complained to the Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. D. C. MacGUlivray. that many of them, with more than 25 years' service, are still not paid the maximum they should get. They have asked him to improve their salary
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    Eight women with flowers to sell
    66 5 Some of Singapore's poppy sellers at the Poppy Day Ball held at Flagstaff House on Thursday night. Most of them have also volunteered to sell poppies today. In front, from left, are: Mines A. Knight, Muriel Day, S. Barton, and Toni Harding. Behind Misses
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    $200 VOUCHERS WAIT FOR LUCKY THREE
    125 5 Poppy Day ball raises $11,000 rpHREE $200 vouchers for Singapore departmental stores are among prizes waiting for holders of lucky number tickets which were sold at Thursday night's Poppy Day Ball at Flagstaff House. The numbers drawn for five prizes are *****, *****, *****,
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    Crisis meet on why three quit
    98 5 Crisis meet on why three quit IPOH, Fri. THE committee of the Perak Labour Party will hold an emergency meeting next week to discuss the resignations of three of its officials, including one of the vice-chairmen. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, and the i T «?n--era) secretary, Mr. Y?c Ah Seng.
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      127 5 W DO YOU KNOW THE SECRET OF THEIR ENJOYMENT? Up and down. Up and down. What fun for all. But, put all the weight at one end of the board? What then? No game. No fun, for balance there would be none. It is the same with baby's food. Give
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    DEATH
    87 6 ON THE 6th Nfi-cmber M". T'n Si;i Ktnn? of 14. Nr.sslii Po.ii 1 .Singapore. br!o ed fatlier i cf Maasn. Tan Fua'- Hee. Tan Pus Cioo and Tan Pu.' 1 Kee. r-rnseri lea es b?Mn.i wir.ow. 4 ■am, 2 dau-"'»r.s-ln-la\v. 4 r 1 ii?Mers n:i-* 4 scn:,-in-l:i'v. Mean. Tro
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    82 6 AMPOM CONCERTS S.'a s i a'allab> at Kobinsons for all ic.neerts as fro" IV Ms morntn;. C >- bcoki".;.- c: :l p bookings not taken up have 1 ■cfllcd. •TANOLIN. Cameron Hi«v I;i:k"'. Boardlne School. Tangln lory School, Singapore. Mln Orifii -Jim returns froti j M.V. "RadncftMre" C r
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  • The Straits Times
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      Power On The Way
      686 6 The incredible is happening. Next month theic should be a. notitcabic ai!e\ ;u.ion of Singa- j pore's blackouts. By April, the city shou'd be out of it.«: dark wood. No engineer worth his reputation ever gives a specific date (unless wrung! from him by the kind
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      The Opium Trade
      327 6 The w?r in Singapore against opi'Jin smuggling and peddling, it is announced, is far from being won. Although •his vk-ill be a record year for the seizure of smuggled opium, nnd for the arrest of opium smokers, the smugglers still find their financial backing with more ease
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      Fifty Years Ago
      94 6 From the Straits Times of NOV. t, 1902. WE have a bundle of local legislative enactments anent betting etc, that would have been considered stringent even in Mr. Pecksniff's home at Salisbury; but to the credit of the community be It said, we break these enactments religiously
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    13 6 Photograph by Hedda Hforrison Dl SIN GIRL ATTHEKOTA BELUD SUNDAY MARKET. NORTH BORNEO
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    As I was Saying
    1121 6  -  CYNICUS by WE all know what hap- pened to Governor Stevenson on Tuesday. But the other fourteen, or was It fifteen, candidates for the American Presidency seem never to have been heard of again. They polled apparently about half a million votes, testimony to Barnum's great
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    A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK
    686 6 A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK ANYONE bitten by the bug of the social service state and the idea that man's happiness must necessarily be fixed by the number of modern household appliances he boasts cannot easily understand the success of hill peoples in dispensing with conventional economics altogether. Fortunately the indiscriminate urge
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    NOTORIOUS E. COAST RED BOSS KILLED
    216 7 And ambushed policeman guides patrol to hag lone bandit KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A iNOTORIOUS East Coast Communist was killed by a party of Home Guards in Ulu Trengganu yesterday. The RiU was reported in yesterday's Emergency communique, but his identity was not established I
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    Packers hit at rubber control law
    128 7 Packers hit at rubber control law THE Singapore Rubber Packers Association held a protest meeting on Thursday ni"ht against the Rubber Shipping and Packing Control Q/dinance. They asked Mr. Tan Puay Hee and Mr. Ng Quee Lam to put their views before the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board when it
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    For Assizes
    42 7 Yusof bin Hassan, alia.s Yu.sof bin Hashim. 23. a former private In thp Siiißapor P Guard Raiment, was yesterday committed to stand trial at the next Singapore Assizes on a charge of booatbreaking and threaten'ne a watchman with a revolver.
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    TRUMPETERS OPEN FIRST VILLAGE POLLS
    297 7 TRUMPETERS OPEN FIRST VILLAGE POLLS BI KIT MERTAJAM, Friday. SIX trumpeters from the Ist Battalion, the Manchester Regiment sounder a fanfare this even! >g as Machang Buboh large new village in central Province Wellesley went to the polls for the first time to elect their own headmen. AH 260 eligible
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    Gaoled for consorting with Reds
    143 7 IPOH, Fri. MOHD. Nong bin Hassnn, 28, was today sentenced to two years' penal servitude by Mr. Justice Pretheioe at the Assize Court for consor'ing with bandits in the I Kuala Kangsar district. Mohd. Nong pleaded guilty to consorting with armed persons between January and
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    The extra $83 million
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Excess expenditure in 194T of more than $83 million by the Federal and State and Settlement Governments Is to be legalised with a Bill gazetted today. The money was spent in excess of the $254 million provided in the supply ordinance for that
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    Controller now
    20 7 Mr. E. L. Lawley. Assistant Controller, Malayan Postal Service, has been promoted to the post of Con troller.
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    Footballer on bail
    51 7 Shariff Madon, 29. Singapore Malaya Cup footballer who was on Wednesday remanded on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $875 of Post Office savings, was released on $1,000 bail in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. The case comes up for menf ?n on Nov.
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    Delayed in Cairo
    71 7 A group of air passengers from London, who have been i held up in Cairo for the ten days, are expected in Singapore this afternoon. They are passengers from a Qantas-BOAC Constellation which left London on Oct. 27 but were delayed in Cairo because of engine trouble.
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    All in fun
    28 7 Twelve officers of the Naval Base, dressed as pirates, raided Singapore night spots last night and collected donations for the Sari Haig Poppy Day Fund.
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    Fatal accident
    20 7 A motor-cyclist was killed in a collision with a woman at Monk's Hill Terrace, Singapore, on Thursday mornIng.
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    Manager back
    18 7 JOHORE l/'.HRU. Thura.— Mr W. Edgar, manager of Kulal Estate, has returned from leave In Britain
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    MANAGER HURT IN COLLISION
    108 7 JOHORE BAHRU Fri. ALTHOUGH there was an ambulance at the scene of his accident yesterday evening, Mr. A. A. Burns, manager of Hock Lam Estate. Gelang Patah, went to hospital by taxi. His car and the ambulance had collided. Mr. Burns entered hospital unconscious, but today
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    His debts are $4,400
    70 7 A receiving and adjudication order was made against Eric Joseph Woodford by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Woodford owed 14 creditors $4,400. Mr. Denis D'Cotta. Assistant Official Assignee, told the court that the debtor had offered to pay $50
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    REMEMBRANCE GARDEN OPENS
    190 7 SINGAPORE'S "Garden of >>3 Remembrance" on the eastern end of the St. Andrew's Cathedral ground will be open today and tomorrow for those who wish to place small wooden crosses in memory of relatives or friends killed In the two world wars and tn» present fighting in
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    Inside the power station
    40 7 A VIEW of the two generators in the new Pasir Pan Janf power station which is expected to produce carrent before the cud of the year. Generator No. 2 is only half assembled. Straits Times picture.
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    Did policy cover pillion rider?
    295 7 PROBLEM FOR CHIEF JUSTICE rpHE Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, reserved judgment in the Singapore High Court yesterday in an action by a motor-cyclist, Mr. Tay Hian Seng. He claims from the China Insurance Co. Ltd. $12,994 damages, which was awarded against him as compensation
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    Oil turns swamps into towns
    82 7 Oil turns swamps into towns [rpHE general effect of oil J. development In North Borneo was the conversion of large swamps Into towns, said Mr. H. P. Ford to the Georgraphical Society of the University of Malaya last night. Mr. Ford, who Is senior Industrial relations officer of the British
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    67 7 MBS JEAN HHX, a New Z* -land schoolteacher, and her *we children, Cameron, 11, and Jeanette, 8. wko arriv- is Hhiffew »y Qaatas-BOAC y«at«r*ay en their way to a aew life la Afghanistan, They are the family of Mr. Brie Hill, inspector ef scbeels la Chrtatebmrch. who has been sent
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    T.B. killed more last week
    35 7 Tuberculosis claimed 18 lives In Singapore last week —an Increase of three deaths compared with the previous week's figure. There were three deaths from diphtheria and one from enteric fever.
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    School gaol
    35 7 A school at the 14 milestone Chua Chu Kang Road, Singapore. Is to be used as a prison for people detained under the Emergency regulations, it was announced in the Government Gazette yesterday.
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    Physician
    14 7 Dr. O. Haridas has been promoted to be physician at Singapore General Hospital.
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    Buy a poppy—and 'discharge a debt'
    175 7 Buy a poppy and 'discharge a debt' rpHE Singapore Governor, 1 Mr. J. P. Nicoll, last night said that people who contributed to this year's Poppy Day drive "discharge in small part the debt which we owe to those who have served and are still serving In the armed forces.
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    Bursaries for teaching
    54 7 One hundred bursaries are now available for students taking the teaching course at the University of Malaya, the Singapore Government announced last night. The bursaries are worth up to $1,500 a year each for four years. For those selected to read for an Honours Degree, the bursary
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    Loyal address to the Queen
    127 7 Loyal address to the Queen KUALA LUMPUR. FYL THE PEOPLE of the Federation will send a loyal address to the Queen on the occasion of her Coronation next year. The address will be s gned by the president ann members of the Federal Legislative Council. This was decided by the
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    Man is bankrupt over $1,310
    46 7 Osman bin Akbir. who owed seven creditors $1,310 was adjudicated bankrupt in the Singapore High Cuart yesterday on his own pension. The Chief Justice. Sir Ch ir>s Murray-Aynsley. ord n d Osnan to t>av $10 a mon'ii to the Official Assignee.
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    Bukit Serene reception
    28 7 The Commissioner-General, Mr. Mac Donald last ni?ht cave a reception at Buklt Serene in honour of the Duchess of Kent. About 230 guests were present.
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    Leaves Johore
    32 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Fn.— Dr E. D. B. Wolfe Pr.mipal Medical Officer. Johore. lfft for Penang on transfer today to become Assistant Director of Medical Services. Rural Hygiene. Federation of Malaya
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    INFLUENCE OF U.S. ELECTION
    302 8 INFLUENCE OF U.S. ELECTION Rubber market INURING the past week the rubber market has been influenced by the American Presidential election, says Lewi.s and Peat's weekly report. The election of Mr. Dwight Eisenhower as President of the U.S.A has had a stimulating influence on world markets and it is htved
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    LAVISH ENTERTAINMENT BY PENANG TURF CLUB IS HIT
    293 8 Expenditure up by 70 per cent in two years PENANG, Friday. gTRONG criticism of the "apparently neverending and uncalled for lavish entertainment" by the committee was made by Mr. C. P. Liston at the annual meeting of the Penang Turf Club tonight.
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    50 8 MR. SANDY G. PILLAY, president of the North District Boy Scouts Local Association, shaking hands with 15 members of Singapore's Scout contingent to the Sydney Jamboree next month. The association nut on a variety show at the Victoria Theatre last night to raise funds for the jamboree. Straits Times picture.
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    Harbour rescue
    25 8 The Singapore Marine Police yesterday rescused an unidentified "lderly Chinese from the sea at Telok *.yer basin. He was taken to hospital unconscious.
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    Exhibition will aid appeal
    49 8 One hundred paintings of Malayan and Cameron Highlands views by Mr. Johnson Lee will be exhibited at the assembly hall of the Cameron Highlands Hotel. Tanah Rata, today and tomorrow Mr. Lee will give part of the proceeds from sales to the Poppy Day Fund.
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    For radio post
    27 8 Miss Moira Buchanan, a graduate of the Trinity College of Music, London, will take up a position as programme assistant with Radio Malaya soon.
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    Congratulations to Sultanah
    28 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.—Today Is the birthday of the Sultanah of Johore. The Mentri Besar. on behalf of the people, cabled congratulations to her in London.
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    THAT BOILED DUCK COOKED HIS GOOSE
    129 8 Hawker alleged 'bribe 9 ANG BOH KEE, a hawker, said in a Singapore £X Court yesterday that when a man, posing as a detective, threatened to arrest him, he bought him a cup of coffee, a packet of cigarettes, and gave him But that
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    CRITICISM LED HER TO SEEK DEATH
    91 8 A TAILOR'S daughter Took Scow Ngeok, 20, worried because her sister's fiance spoke ill of her, tried to kill herself by diving into the sea on the morning of Sept. 14, the Singapore Second Police Court was told yesterday. Tock was fined $25 and
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    EXCHANGE YOUTH LEADERS
    137 8 EXCHANGE YOUTH LEADERS With Britain MR. Eric Wee Sian Beng, president of Singapore Youth Council, who is now in England, has suggested to the British National Committee of the World Assemi bly of Youth a system of exchange between youth leaders of Malaya and Britain. A number of Malayans would
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    $100 fine for bribe bid
    67 8 When a traffic policeman stopped a car at Victoria Street on Oct. 5, and asked the driver, Lim Beng Ohee, for his licence, Lim put $5 in his hand, Mr. D. H. Chapman, Singapore Second Police Magistrate, was told yesterday. Lim, who said that he
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    Remanded
    47 8 Ho Sing Jit aged 28, was yesterday charged in the Singapore First Police Court with having terrorist documents. Ho, also known as Ho Ah Patt and Boh .Sam, was arrested by the Special Branch at the junction of Middle Road and Waterloo Street. He was remanded.
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    No drug permit
    28 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Prl— For keeping antibiotics and sulpha drugs for sale without a permit. Cheng Kai Ho was fined $100 in the Police Court yesterday.
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    No trains here
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Mail trains between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur will not stop at Tebong and Buloh Kasap from Monday, the Malayan Railway Administration announced today.
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      277 8 Straits Times Crossword 18 19 20 across 6 Stout youngster, this Lon. 7. It hu nnl«hed month In on w < 3 2 7) Prance (7) 11. -UnlUd SUtet town fora 8. Roman bank, or half (7). to (7 >- 9. Borrowed from, and so a ia "*s* not ta
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      Detailed criticism on the War Damage Commission
      639 9 FROM time to time there have apeared in the Press certain letters criticlsins the War Damage Commission. Unfortunately, in the main, the writers have been misinformed or have written in too general terms for the letters to have mucn va-ue as criticism. I
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      JAPANESE vs. BRITISH METHODS
      152 9 JAPANESE vs. BRITISH METHODS \~J~AILE appreciating the V» anxiety of 'Pro Buno t-uuLcj" expressed in h.< kettar of Nov. 4, one cannot agrat with his plea that the Bntifh Government shoulci emulate the rnthtaa* melhocts aoop.ea by the Japanese la cider to ci.d the Emergency. The Japanese were foreigners occupy
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      idea for the Post Office
      179 9 IFHY 's it that anyone wanting to pott a parcel in Singapore must bava at least an hour's spare time to do it? It ■■vould seem logical at the head Post Office simnly to take a parcel to the counter so prominently labelled "Parcels." But
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      A LINE TO SENTUL PASAR
      45 9 SENTUL PASAR is no* thickly populattd. So that people here may be able to call for an ambulance, thr police, flre brigade, taxis, etc.. I suggest it is high time we had a public telephone in- stalled. NATHAN Kuala Lumpur.
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      WAITING FOR A BUS
      203 9 AFTER having waited for some oionths to see if there would be any iT.provement In the Singapore Traction Company service from Holland Village to Raffles Quay and having found that there is none whatever, I will now not hesitate to support any move for the Ci:y
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      UNPROVIDED-FOR
      64 9 I READ wivh much concern the recent letter by "Anxious" about Government employees drawing salaries ol over $400 a month not being asked to contribute to thf Employees' Provident Fund. As one of them, I am with I 'Anxious" in his demand for enlightenment on the subject so that
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      THE POPULAR VOTE
      84 9 MUNICIPAL elections; six seats, twenty candidates. Fifteen are Indians, four are Straits-bom Chinese, one is a Eurasian. Eighty per cent, of the population are Chinese, over 79 prr cent of them Straits born- Chinese. Roughly 10 per cent are Indians and 10 per cent. Malays. Most of
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      On behalf of Tamii radio
      275 9 I AM not surprised to see the statement issued by the acting Director of Broadcasting, Malaya. Mr. F. N Lloyd Williams, with a view to telling the public that all is well in the Tamil Section of Radio Malaya. The resolutions on the subject passed
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      Medical specialists, Asian and other
      208 9 ¥T is obvious that the motive behind "Very Ordinary G.P.s" letter of Monday, regarding specialists in the Medical Department, is to belittle those Asian doctors who have lat?ly been appointed to specialist posts which hitherto have been the sole preserve of the Europeans. Though I
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      Shocked by the judge
      147 9 WHILE 1 appreciate the statement of Mr William O. Douglas, a U.S. Supreme Court Justice who visited this country recently, on British administration in Malaya T am shocked at his remark that "racial tension in the Federation was close to boillne point." It is regrettable that
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      IN THE LOWER DIVISION
      92 9 IT is understood that the Federal Chief Secretiry ias ruled that the examinations to rross the $70- BO and $115-5125 bars in the 1 salary scale for Btate C'.erical Service (Lower Division) should be only oral for these clerks who were already in the service on
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      AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER
      361 9 AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER 1 IT is now approaching 2.30 J a.m. The bab es arc cry- ing the dog is barking, the j house is in an uproar, and I ca n hardly concentrate i to wr.t^ this letter because of the intolerable*, all-per-vading din of a Tanniv
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      Flag day collection rules in Malaya
      224 9 Flag day collection rules in Malaya rpHE public are still being ■I pestered by weH-incan-ing individuals and organisations for contributions, by means of fla^ days, to support variois charitable schemes. Members of the public have, generally, been generous in their contributl wards such as the British Red Cross. S". John
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      POLICE WERE PROMPT
      126 9 MAY I express my thanks to the Singapore Police Force for the very prompt attention given by the duty I officer at Radio Headquarters and the assistance rendered by a Chinese Inspector when an appeal was made to them to assist in collecting a dog from River
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    WEEKEND QUIET ON SHARE MARKET
    753 10 Tins slightly firmer rpHE Malayan Share Market was generally quiet yesterday, with I the tin section revealing a slightly firmer tendency. Quotations announced by the I Maiayan Siiarebrokers' Association were: indistkialb Bu..i. b«Uer> itum MM i *< ll JU uri a.' ic*» Prrr i i3U
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    Rubber down a cent
    203 10 77 1/2 cts, at quiet closp THE Singapore Rubber Market ea^ed yesterday with some upcountry selling. November first grade closed at 77 i cents a lb.— a drop of on? cent on Thursday's price. Small orders from the Continent were filled. The market closH qi:|et and
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    TIN: $473¼ A PICUL
    14 10 TIN: $473¼ A PICUL SINGAPORE, Fri. Tin price today was $473.25 a picul (unchanged).
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    Produce Mart
    66 10 T^HE pepper section in the Sin- g a pore Produce Market lacked buying interest yesterday, but prices remained unchanged. Muntok (white) bein« quoted at $540 a picul. Sarawak at $535 and Lampong (black) at $445. Copra was quietly steady, with buyers at $36', and sellers at $36', a
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    STORE SHIPPING
    164 10 CHIPS, alongside the Slngaoore Har 0 buur Boird todowns or exDrctrd ihrrr- at 1 a m today are: Sod;;! 1 Hovo Mam 2/3: Benvorllch 4'S. Baron E:phin«ionr CP Somali. Benartv «'t- President Van Bti-r-n 11. Patror.us 13.4: Antenor 15' ie T irr:i S Sant Antrta 20- Bed ma
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    Estate output
    29 10 Kempa« LU. produced 362.700 lbs of rubi*i in October (404.200 lb* in September and Radelln Rubber Estaie Ltd. 16.000 lbs. in October (17.500 lbs in Septemj beri.
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    H.X. EXCHANGE
    34 10 HONO KONO, Pri. Fret? market currenry exchange of Hong Kong dollars was quoted al the clcse today an follows: US$l HKoo.o8 1 cash HKS6.O9' iTT HKJIS 58 One uel or gold HKS2SO>7
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    Kingport napped in the Eresident's up race
    1041 11 Kingport napped in the E resident's up race By EPSOM JEEP MAKE KINGPORT a nap selection for the President's Cup race over 11 miles for Class 1 stayers (Race Six) at Kuala Lumpur today, concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club November Meeting. This four-year-old Kingsway gelding is a stayer
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    TODAY'S GOING
    29 11 The coin? at Kuala Lumpur today will at best be yielding, reports Epsom Je?p. There was rain on Thursday night followed by a slight shower yesterday morning.
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    Autumn Cup to King Cardinal
    57 11 LIVERPOOL. Fri. Mr. Harry Joel's King Cardinal won the Liverpool Autumn Cup over 10 furlongs, 170 yards here today. Mr. Robert Sterling Clarks Rock j ar.d Rye was second and Mr.Mary Reogh's Knock Hard third. Betting: 100-7 King Cardinal. ino-7 Rock and Rye. 70-1 Knock
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    S.T. SELECTIONS
    153 11 EPSOM JEEP CALL HOY POINTER tee 1 5.30 RANDWICK Clonagh Abundance R AN U WICK Malay Film Abundance MALAY FILM White Star Randwiek ace 2 3.00 TAHITI Variety Revue The Arcadian THE ARCADIAN Tahiti Variety Revue THE ARCADIAN Admiral Tahiti Race S 3..-.0 FILM FAN At Last Ropewalk
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    Today's race card
    860 11 Double Totes: Races 3 &4, 7 8. Bis Sweep: Race 8. Race 1—2.30: Class 4, Div. 2—54 Furs. 1 662 Randwick Spencer 9.00 Ms. CP&K. K. Lim Fox 2 930 Clonagh McCloud 8.13 Ms. T. T. Si K K. Teo Rodgers 3 006 White Star Landadown 8.09
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    Ondine's form warrants support
    231 11 ONDINE CAME with a flourish at the finish to run 17 River Patrol to half a length in a fast-run .V. f. race last week. A trifle slowly off his mark, Ondine moved up rapidly as the race progressed and in the straight he unwound a
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    JOCKEY ARRIVES FOR HEDDLE
    62 11 A 22-YEAR-OLD Australian jockey. Frank Hudson, arrived in Singapore yesterday by QanUs-BOAC to join the stable of Singapore trainer Major A. M. Hedole. Hudson, who has keen riding In Sydney, was recommended to Major Heddle by Malaya's 1951 champion jockey Athol Mu!ley. Hudson will ride at
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    HMS Malaya rugger starts today I
    498 12 COLONY, S'GOR ARE FAVOURITES THE H.M.S. Malaya inter-state rugger competition starts today with three matches. In the southern section Johore will entertain Singapore Civi ians at Johore Bahru. and in the north Perak will meet Selangor at fpoh and Kedah will tzke on Penan*
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    Kedah hope to repeat Penang win
    269 12 Kedah hope to repeat Penang win AI.OR STAR, Fri. iiAVING be<4en Penang in a friendly game earlier this season. Kedah are confident of repeating their victory over the Settlement in their H.MS. Mil.iy rugger match at Sungei Patani tomorrow. Despite two n«rrow defeits Oy Selangor and Perak in friendliea. Kedah
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    HOCKEY TRIAL FOR WOMEN
    145 12 A WOMEN'S Quadrangular hockey tournament the first ever will be held at Kuala Lumpur on No. 22. 23 and 24. Teams taking part are Selangor. Perak. Negrl Sembilan and Singapore. In preparation for this tournament, the Singapore Women's Hockey Association will be holding thel<- first State
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    R.I. RUGGER
    59 12 Old Raffleslans will play their annual rugger match against Raffles Institution today on the .^chool ground. Old Ramesians' team will be chosen from: Thomas Paul. Kok Weng Kok Peow. Michael. Poh Gu.n. Freddie Lai, Fook Chun. Slew Choon, Soon Wah. S. A. Rahman. Ah Bah. Sldek. Scharenguivel, Beng
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    ONG, MARJAN FACE SEVERE TEST TODAY
    278 12 VIAIAIVS Thomas Cop 1 badminton double* team, Ong Poh Lim and .smail bin .Vl.ir>an whw barJ-hittin«. htch-apeed game has become a intend in the world »f badminton. lonißH at the Silica pore Badminton Stadium take on a new combination who will probably give them
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    Sultans' Cup: Perlis out 5-1
    167 12 PKNANO. Fri. pENANO Malays the holders, beat Perils Malay* by five goals to one in the opening tie of the Northern Zone Suit ins 1 Gold Cup soccer competition on the Victoria Oreen today. It was a fast and thrilling game and Perils were not
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    MARSHALL'S LAST GAMES
    61 12 ROB Marshall, world amateur billiards champion, gave his final exhibition in Singapore last night, at the sB A Hall. He will leave for Calcutta on Sunday morning to defend his title. Last night's results: Foar-ball: Marshall 299. Tan Kirn Song 69 (Marshall made a highest break of
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    VARSITY HELD BY LAST-MINUTE POLICE GOAL
    304 12 Police 1; University 1. DOLICE scored the equaliser right on time to save 1 a point in their Singapore Hockey Association Div. IB league match against University at Bukit Timah yesterday. This match completed the Div. IB league. Police, with 13 points, are runners-un
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    Wickets fall on good pitch at Melbourne
    200 12 T MELBOURNE. Prt HE touring South African cricket team after dismissing a strong Victoria batting side faonly 138 here today found themselves In 'rouble when they lest six wickets for 87 runs by the close. On a good pitch while the South African
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    JAPS HOPE TO GET 4 TITLES
    115 12 TOKYO Fri— Japan has an excellent chance of winning four titles in the first Asian table tennis championships (to be held In Singapore beginning Nov. 22' Daisuke Dalmon. President of the Japan Table-Tennis Association, told United Pre&s today. Dalmon managed the Japanese team which
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    LANCERS WIN
    40 12 TELUK ANSON. Frl -Fosaeuing it heavier pack 12th Royal. Lancers from Ipoh beat' Lower Prrak XV by 12 point, 14 trlesl to 5 points (a noallin a charltv ruir.;<T mutch here in aid of the Popov Day Fund
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    VARSITY 2nd XI STAY UNBEATEN
    281 12 YTNIVERSITY of Malaya's 2nd XI enhanced their reputation with a convincing 3-1 victory over R.A.F (Tengah) In a Singapore Hockey Association Dlv. 2B game played on a rain -soaked Sepoy Lines pitch yesterday. On present form, the unbeaten University XI are a side to command
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    EU TONG SEN CUP GOLF
    394 12 THE Ed Tung Sen Cup (open Invitation Tournament) will be played at the Island Club on Sunday. The draw and starting times are: FIRST TEE 800 R. A. Mallal (3). M. Moolenburgh (15), N. R K. Wilson (10); 805 B. R. Nettleton (14). J. Lowe
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    Good boxing at S.H.B.
    250 12 THE large crowd that turned up for the Singapore Harbour Board Police's Boxing Championships last night went away thoroughly satisfied at the performance of both victors and vanquished in every one of the nine fights of the night. Best fight of the night was that for
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    Sedgman, McGregor win in five sets
    45 12 BRISBANE Frl. --The Bna'. at the Queensland tennia championship doubles was woo by Frank nailtnaii and Ken McUreicor today After io»»n» the Brst two sets atainst Ken Rotrtr. and Uty Road ttiev won 3-* t-t «-l »-j t< A.P
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    Higher stakes meant bigger entries for Penang races
    280 12 Higher stakes meant bigger entries for Penang races PENANG. Frl. THE PENANO Turf Club increased stakes by over 1100,000 lost year and as a result the club's meetings attracted much bigger entries, the president, Mr. Ong Huck Lim. told members at the annual general i meeting here today. I Mr.
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    FINAL HOCKEY TRIAL TODAY
    59 12 The bingapore Hockey Association wU hod their final Civf.ian, tr»i on the S.R.C padang today lo aetect tha tram to merl Combined Services in the annual Poppy Day Fund match od Nov. 11 She:kh Mansur who wa» original.? selected as centre-forward for Whites i«j unaMe to
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      792 12 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DAILY Arriving by sir 'Hindu Madras*" "Statesman Calcutta" illustrated weekly agents wanted. Kidurnath. 29 The Arcade. Sinrspoie. OLD established Australian Canned Vegetable and Provisions Producer requires reputable Singapore Firm to take over agency Representative resident Singapore one week only. Enquiries to P.O. Box 233. TUITION ADMISSIONS to Beginners'
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      94 12 RACE REVIEW AND CARD— P. 11 Agents: E- NASSIM SONS. 381. North Bridge Rd., Spore HAPPY WORLD STADIUM TONIGHT AT 9 P.M. GREAT INTERNATIONAL CONTEST PRINCE BHUPINDER (India's Giant Champion) ssCn^^Jrßh^ BERT ASSIRATI HIV (Finest Scientific Wrestler li'sW s»T Ever to Visit Singapore) I FIRST CLASS SUPPOR- «jj|fc|^ TIN 6
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      35 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: Hleh 0301 nrs (7 4 ft) and 13S3 hrt 18.61; Low tl«7 (5.1 and 2051 <2 ft 1 TOMORROW: High MM i7.lt »nd 1443 ilf fit: Low 0834 <» 41 and 2148 (ill.
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      122 12 WEEKEND SPORT TODAY RUGGER HMS MALAYA CUP: Johore v Singapore at J. Bahru (ref. Capt. Clayton); RAAF v Police at Chanel IK Sn Ashton); RASC v RNAS at Ayer Rajah Rd. (MaJ. Howard) ROYAL SIGNALS v RAF SeleUr at Tanglin (D. S. Goldie): SHB v R. Engineers at Keppel Road
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