The Straits Times, 14 November 1952

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    18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. ESTABLISHED 1845 SfXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TEMPLER IN 'WORST VILLAGE'
    294 1 'Help us or you must quit, /ie teams /TV STRAITS JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, today told headmen of Lima Kedai village in the Gelang Patah district of south Johore that theirs was the worst village he had seen in Malaya.
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    Vampires collide in training
    93 1 Vampires collide in training rP 1 1 0 R.A.F. Vampire jets collided during a training flfbt over the Kota Tinggi area of Johore yesterday. The fate or the two pilots 1 1» not known, states the R.A.F. The crash occurred east of Uie 42nd mUr Merslng Rood, and after t)
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    Man shot on 'fox' hunt
    62 1 Cm A KIOK SENG, a young sundry shopowner, last night took four friends out flying-fox shooting in a wood at the 10th mile Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore. Two hours later he was taken to the General Hospital, seriously wounded. He was accidentally shot in the
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    THE 19 LOST MEN REACH SINGAPORE
    175 1 THE 19 LOST MEN REACH SINGAPORE VINETEFN lost, thirsty and hungry seamen Singapore yesterday after a 10-day drift. They did not know where they were till the port authorities boarded their ship and told them. They had been two months at sea. Eight hundred miles from Hong Kong on her
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    Troops find the big Johore gang
    68 1 Troops find the big Johore gang KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. rE big gang operating in the Labis area of Johore was brought to battle in its camn today by a patrol of the Ist Bn. Cameronlans A Cameronlan officer was killed as his patrol launched its attack The terrorists put up
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    11 ill after meal
    28 1 IPOH. Thurs. Eleven people were taken to hospital with food poisoning after a meal of mushrooms at Jalapang police station. They were discharged later.
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    The picture the Premier asked for
    82 1 U/HEN the Queen rode in her Irish State coach to open Parliament, United Press photographer Charles Dawson took a picture of her that has set Britain and the British Commonwealth talking The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, telephoned the U.P. photographic department and said, "Please
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    Why teacher was sacked
    64 1 LONDON Thurs. Mr Peter Wright, a British teacher in Kenya, was dismissed because he "engaged in political activities improper for a Government officer." the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Lyttelton, said In the House of Commons yesterday. He said that, for example, in June, Mr. Wright was present
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    ANOTHER $1,000 UP THE TREE
    69 1 DONATIONS to the Sunday Times Christmas Tree Fund now total $16,000. Thousands of underprivileged children in Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Singapore are to be entertained at huge Christmas parties this year and a variety of Father Christmases will be kept busy distributing presents. Details
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    241 Indians killed
    33 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs.—Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. R. K. Chanda, told Parliament today that 241 Indian nationals lost their lives in the "Malayan disturbances." These casualties included policemen and civilians. A.P.
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    Baby has four arms, legs
    46 1 SEOUL, Thurs Crowds of Koreans today flocked to see a baby with four arms and four legs bom to a 23-year-old Korean peasant woman in Chlnan, 60 miles south of Seoul. The baby was said to be a healthy boy.— Reuttr.
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    Natural soles
    23 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs The UJ3 Government has lifted Its ban on use of natural rubber crepe hi making fiotea for shoes.— AP.
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    'Lollipop kid' is the star
    175 1 FILM MAKING IN A VILLAGE KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. A STAR was born today in the new village of Subanjr, 18 miles from Kuala Lumpur. He U the six-year-old son of a village grocer. Sitting in a chair, lollipop in his mouth, he was solemnly watching
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    Two bombs found by S'pore police
    78 1 Two bombs found by S'pore police ACTING on information, Singapore police recovered two usable hand-grenades and two knives burled at the foot of a hill in Bukit Timah Road on Wednesday night A mine detector was used. A police spokesman said last night that Investigations were still going on. The
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    $1 million trust
    52 1 ..MADRID, Thurs. Rita Hayworth wJI receive $1,000 000 in trust for her two-year-old daughter Yasmin, her only child by her marriage to Aly Khan, usually reliable sources said here These sources said this settlement was reached in Paris by the legal representatives of Miss Hayworth and Aly
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    Taxi-driver found dead
    52 1 APAYA Lebar Police Station detective fouiM a taxidriver dead near h's taxi l n a lonely Cane off a kampong at the 7J-mile Changi Road yesterday morning. The dead man, Lim Ah Liap, 38, had a large deep wound in his neck. A blood-stained chopper was on
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    WOMAN RED KILLED
    27 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Some Guards, led by a police lieutenant, killed a ivoman terrorist near Sungei Ruan in the Raub area of Pahang yesterday.
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    5-judge defeat for Dr. Malan
    161 1 BLOEMPONTEIN, Thurs. TIHE Appellate Division of the Supreme Court ruled her* today that the act by which the South African Parliament set up a High Court of Parliament is Invalid. It rejected the Government's appeal against the finding of the Cape Supreme Court which had
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    3 bandits wounded
    43 1 ALOR BTAR, Thurs.— Three oar.dlts were wounded when a party of police and Home Guards fought a iwo-hour battle with 25 terrorists ln Sungei Arau. Perils, yesterday. The security forces did not suffer any casualty The police are following up.
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    Saigon visit
    19 1 SAIGON, Thurs. Lleut.Oen. Sir Charles Keightley. Commander in Chief, Far East, flew here today from Singapore Reuter.
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    China's big rubber deal
    195 1 China's big rubber deal COLOMBO, Thurs. fHINA has agreed to buy nearly half Ceylon's present rubber production every year for five years at lOd per pound above the world price for the first year. In return Ceyion Wlil set rice from China. The Premier, Mr Dudley Senanayake. announcing this in
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    Amok kills 11
    30 1 MANILA. Th'.irs.— A man ran amok today in Barga town. Capiz Province, hacked 11 persons to death and wounded four others before he was shot dead. U.P.
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    Joan weds
    17 1 SAN JOSE, (Calif.) Thurs. —Actress Joan Fontaine end producer Collier Young were married yesterday afternoon.
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    REVOLT 'INSPIRED' BY U.N.
    202 3 Egypt followed the charter, says delegate NEW YORK. Thursday. 'Mil: Egyptian Foreign Minister, Mr. Ahmed Farrag, yesterday told the United Nations General Assembly that the political and social revolution led by the Premier, Gen. Mohammed Neguib, was carried out to Implement the United Nations standard of
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    21 3 SIR RONALD GARVEY, the new Governor of Fiji, inspects a guard of honour of police on arriving at Sana.— A>. picture.
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    Recovering
    33 3 VIENNA. Thurs.— Veritas. a news service of Catholic refugees from behind the Iron Curtain, yesterday said that Ana Fauker. farmer Rumanian foreign minister, is recovering from a nervous breakdown in Russia.— A.P
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    200 go home
    25 3 HONG KONG. Thurs More than 2CO Chinese from Indonesia and Malaya paved through Hong Kong yesterday on their way to China.— Reuter.
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    More food in Britain at Christmas
    76 3 More food in Britain at Christmas LONDON, Thurs. BRITONS will get more food this Christina t;ian they had since before the war, the Food Minister, Mr Gwilym Lloyd George, told the House of Cotr.r.ions today. From Nov. 30, the butter ration will be increased from two to three ounces a
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    New president
    26 3 PARIS. Thurs. Dr S. RtdJiakrishnan. Vire-Presi-dent of India, has been el°ctpd President for 1953 of th? United Nations Educational. Scientific and CuKural Organisation. Reurer.
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    Poser for U.N.
    37 3 NEW YORK. Thurs— The United Nations Steering Committee yesterday decided to take up the qre.stlon of finding a successor to the Secretary-General. Mr. Trygve Lie, during the present session of the General Assembly.— A.P
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    PERSIA'S NEW OIL OFFER
    102 3 PERSIA'S NEW OIL OFFER LAKE SUCCESS. Thurs. PERSIA has made a new compensation offer for a settlement of the oil dispute with Britain. The offer was mace last night by Dr. AH Gholi Ardalan. Persian representative in the Economic and Financial Committee of the United Nations at a meeting attended
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    Japs say no
    28 3 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan yesterday rejected the request of British Commonwealth nations fighting in Korea for free use of bases and other facilities In Japan— Reuter
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    The Home Guard a 'complete flop'
    111 3 The Home Guard a 'complete flop LONDON. Thursday. DRITAIN'S Home Guard was described in Parlia- ment yesterday as a "complete flop," because its recruiting programme attracted only 41,000 instead of the aim of 170,000. The War Minister, Mr. Antony Head, who had announced Home Guard battalions would be reorganised to
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    Millionaire gets award
    55 3 HONG KONO, Thurs— Sir Robert Ho Tung, Hong Kong millionaire philanthropist, was presented with the Grand Official Order of Public Instruction at a ceremony in Government House In Macao last night The award was made by the Portuguese Government in recognition of Sir Robert's charitable donations to
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    20 3 JUNE NAEF, of Snrbiton, smiles as the wind plays tricks with her veil after her wedding at the Savoy Chapel.
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    Britain closes the trade gap
    182 3 TURNING POINT REACHED LONDON, Thursday. DRITAIN announced yesterday it had narrowed the "gap between its imports and exports to £33,850,000 in October a sharp drop from previous monthly deficits this year. The narrowed but still unclosed gap was one factor which prompted the Chancellor of
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    Russia is asked to free envoy
    98 3 STOCKHOLM. Thurs SWEDEN has asked Russia to free a Swedish diplomat taken prisoner by the Red Army when It moved into Budapest in 1945. The diplomat. Raoul Wallenberg, secretary at the Swedish Legation, was doing relief work among displaced persons and other war victims
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    HIS ENGLISH WAS POOR —SUICIDE
    71 3 LONDON. Thurs THE suicide of a Siamese J. student pilot was blamed on his broken English. Chttra Pongsa. aged 32, was found hanged last week in his hotel. Group Captain Harm Hongskula. Air Attache at the Siamese Embassy told the Coroner: "His lack of the
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    'No shield,' M.P.s told
    78 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Government yesterday ruled out an investigation into the appointments of missing Britten diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess, but denied It was trying to shield anybody In the Foreign Office The Foreign Under-Secre-tary, Mr. Anthony Nutting, wld the House of Commons, that a
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    3,000 troops in 'invasion'
    40 3 NAPLEB. Thurs Three thousand troops of four nations battled through heavy surf yesterday and swarmed ashore on the beaches of Lebidos Bay. Turkey. The landing climaxed "Operation Longstep." biggest manoeuvre yet held in the Mediterranean. A.P.
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    Red rubber
    19 3 COLOMBO, Thurs. The Polish freighter Bytom arrived here today to ship 3.000 tons of rubber to China.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    339 3 No expansion of trade yet LONDON. Thurs A REASONABLY cheerful atmo6phere prevailed on the London Stork Exchange today, but there was still no sign of any real expansion of trade. Moderate activity was seen In the foreign bond section, however where Germans were firm at up to one
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    10ND0N TIN PRICE
    27 3 LONDON, Not. 13.— Cash Buyers £952; Sellers £991; Forward Buyers £M 7; Sellers £935; Settlement £952; (unchanged). Turnover a.m. M tons; p.m. 30 tons.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    32 3 LONDON. Nov. 13— Spot 23>.d .Dec 23\d Jan.-M*r. 23',d Apr June 23d July-Sept 22» 4 d Nov. elf. 23 1 4 d. Dec. ci.f 23>*d Jan. all mm Market: Steady.
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    THEY SAW THE BIG CITY
    833 4  -  NONI WRIGHT By For three days this week four Johore women from remote kampongs hay« be«n visiting Singapore and Johore Bahru for the first time. They were startled and overwhelmed at first but at the end nothing surprised them. lIAVE we, of the cities, very
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      110 4 Spreading Sunshine I IXOSE'S Lime Marmalade is a c welcome guest at the breakfast table; the refreshing tang of ripe green- I gold limes, freshly gathered under a > I West Indian sun, gives a good start to the earliest morning, y^jfjy lapse's j LIME MARMALADE tit difference is delightful
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    HE SEEKS $16m.HOUSING LOAN
    303 5 For Trust to use on next year's projects gANCTION for a loan of $16,000,000 to Singapore Improvement Trust for its housing projects next year will be .sought by the Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. Taylor, at Tuesday's budget meeting of Singapore Legislative Council. It is at
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    Profit on the Comet already
    143 5 Profit on the Comet already fTTHE BOAC Comet services -I- to Singapore are already showing a profit, said Mr. R. M. Hilary, BOAC assistant sales director (planning) in Singapore yesterday. "We are very pleased with the Comet services and they are doing very well," said Mr. Hilary, who Is on
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    Stole gold
    37 5 RAUB, Thurs.— Lai Yoon Kwee. 21, who stole gold valued at $4.50 belonging to the Raub Australian Gold Mines. Raub. was found guilty today and sentenced to nine months' imprisonment at the Raub Sessions Court.
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    Moved food in 'ban7 area
    48 5 Moved food in 'ban 7 area IPOH. Thurs Hazara Singh. 59. was today fined $30. or two weeks' imprisonment, at Ipoh for moving foodstuffs In a restricted area without permission. Hazara Singh, who was arrested on the Puslng-Ipoh road, had milk, cigarettes, rice and bread on his bicycle.
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    Club pays fees of six students
    41 5 IPOH, Thurs.— The Community Service Committee of the Rotary Club of Ipoh has paid the School Certificate examination fees of six deserving students of local English schools. The entrance fee for each candidate is $17.50.
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    VOTERS MAY HAVE TO PROVE IDENTITY
    159 5 IDENTITY cards may be demanded by polling 1 officers at the forthcoming City Council elections, if the necessary legislation to authorise this is rushed through all stages and passed by the Singapore Legislative Council at its meeting on Tuesday. The object of this legislation,
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    Malacca's nurses top
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malacca toppe<i the recent Federation nursing examinations with 75 per cent passes. Nine passed out of .12 Settlement nurses. The nine nurses received their certificates from the Resident Commissioner, Mr. O E. C Wisdom, at a tea party at the General Hospital yesterday.
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    Poppy Day money
    41 5 SEOAMAT Thurs.— A tatol of $3,137 was collected for the Poppy Day Fund at Begamat from the sale of poppies and collections from a charity soccer match and f iafnurvbg ce r and fun fair on the padang.
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    Miss M. Hunter
    40 5 MALACCA. Thurs. The funeral of Miss Marion Hunter. Ren Cross Welfare Officer stationer at Alo r Gajah district, took place here yesterday. She came to Malacca from Scotland Cast July She had been ailing for some time.
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    20 5 MR. LIM CHOO SYK (Progressive Party) atMresaing voters at his first election meeting at Farrer Park yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    Mr. T. fires first shot of campaign
    156 5 Mr. T. fires first shot of campaign rE president of the Progressive Party, Mr. C. C. Tan, at an election meeting at Farrer Park yesterday opened the battle for votes in the December City Council elections. More than 200 North Ward voters attended the meeting called to introduce the party's
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    They seek friendship
    93 5 KUALA LIPIS, Thurs— TO promote better understanding and friendship among communities, the International Club was formed at a meeting in Kuala Lipis on Tupsday, j, The club proposes to hold social functions and sporu events. A membership drive will be launched. These officers were elected: President, Uato
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    Gaoled for escape bid
    90 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Yau Kew Ho. 34, pleaded guilty in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today to a charge of escaping from the custody of Inspector Omar and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment. Yau escaped while he was being detained by Inspector Omar at the
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    New rice rations for Malacca
    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.The rice ration in Malacca will be five katls a maa four a woman and 3* katls a child under 12 from Monday. A ration card holder may take any proportion of free market rice out of the ration but not more than
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    Motorist fined
    31 5 RAUB, Thurs— Tara Bingh, a car owner pleaded guilty to not maintaining the steering gear in good and efficient working order. He was fined $150 or two month.-' gaol.
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    HE CHOSE A HAT TO KEEPCOOL
    81 5 MR. S. C. Maclntyre, who is standing us an Independent candidate for the Batu Pahat Town Council elections, uses a hat as his election symbol. He explained that the hat was designed by man to keep his brain cool and in active service for
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    Gave compass to bandit charge
    62 5 KUALA LIPIS. Thurs.Wong Yoh Soong, 20. who faced charges of consorting with an armed bandit at Gambane and of supplying 10 Chinese stencils to Lan Soo Wah. 200 sheets Of white paper to Wong Teck Loo and a compass to a terrorist was committed by
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    $500 GOT FLAT, COURT TOLD
    189 5 Senior S.I.T. clerk claims trial A SENIOR Singapore Improvement Trust clerk. Loh Boon Peah. yesterday claimed trial on a charge of accepting $500 to help obtain a flat. At the Singapore Assizes he was alleged to have taken $500 from Tan Choo Swee to help
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    Hawkers want to learn
    41 5 IPOH, Than. rE Kinta Hawkers' Guild has asked the Perak Adult Education Association to organise evening classes in English and Malay for its 1.600 members. The classes will probably be held In the Perak Clerical Union premises.
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    For bandits, court told
    59 5 IPOH, Thurs.—Seventef.n-year-old Sujari bin Mohamed Seron claimed trial In the Assize Court today to it charge of collecting supplies for bandits. He was alleged to have collected nylon sheets, two bottles of medicine and two tin mugs for the bandits. Sujari was arrested at Kampong Java
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    The first time
    32 5 Built at a cost Of more than $100,000. the Perak State Home Guard Training Centre in the Ashby Road area will be used for the first time next week.
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    COLONY GETS NEW JUDGE
    144 6 COLONY GETS NEW JUDGE MR. JUSTICE Whltton. appointed a Federal Supreme Court judge last year, and now puisne judge at Kota Bahru for the East Coast, has been appointed a judge of the Singapore Supreme Court. Born in 1905 and educated at St. Andrew's College, Dublin, Mr. Justice Whltton Joined
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    SINGAPORE TEACHERS WILL STAY AWAY FROM POLLS
    182 6 Vfpttt against delay in equal pay scheme THE Singapore Graduate Teachers* Union decided yesterday to boycott the December City elections in protest against Government's delay in implementing the unified education scheme. The scheme, which will give equal pay to local and expatriate teachers
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    RAF church mission
    119 6 r PHE United Church world- wide mission to members of the Royal Air Force comes to an end in Singapore today This morning, the Bishop jof Lichfleld. Dr. E S. Woods and Dr. R D. Whitehom. of Westminster College, CamI bridge, wUI visit the R.A.F. Hospital at
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    Floods in N. Malaya
    67 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Floods were reported in Kelantan and Perak today. In Kelantan, the Tanah Merah to Jeli Road was flooded to a depth of four feet at the 21st milestone, Ayer Lanaa. In Perak, the Batu Gajah to Oopeng Road at the second mile, and
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    60 broke curfew
    29 6 TEMERLOH. Thurs— Sixty men, women and children, mostly rubber tappers, pleaded guilty to breaking the curfew at Mentakab on Oct. 28. fines totalling $300 were 'mooted.
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    40 6 MR. T C. JERROM, of the South-East Asia Department of the Colonial Office, who arrived in Singapore from London yesterday on a tour of Malaya. Mr. Jerrom will also attend the conference of governors at Bukit Serene. Straits Times picture.
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    Buried men found
    47 6 IPOH, Thurs.— The bodies of the four victims of Monday morning's landslide at a Chinese mine in Lahat have been recovered. The four men were asleep In the engine shed which was burled In tons of earth when a bank of the mine collapsed.
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    RIDA hands out $sm. in a year
    172 6 *K. LUMPUR, Thurs. THE Rural and indus- trial Development Authority has spent or i allocated about $5.000.0. 0 all Its annual allocaj tion for this year on i development projects and schemes. Mr. D. C. Horton. the Secretary, told the Straits Times today.
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    HAD TO SUPPORT FIVE ON $15 A MONTH
    115 6 PENANG. Thursday. UfHILE his mother and four younger sisters wept, a youth. Lee Chin Foon, asked for leniency in the Sessions Court today after he had pleaded guilty to two charges of housebreaking and theft Lee said he earned only $15 a
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    The 12 'Best' get medals
    47 6 BOTTKR WORTH. Thurs. 1 TweCve "best members" of the Province Wellesley Police Circle Jungle Warfare Training School receiver medaN at a p*s«inr-out parade held In Butterworth today. Mr». C. M. J Kirke. wife si I Penang's Chief Police Officer made the presentation
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    13th sweep
    63 6 PENANO. Thurs.—Twentythree Penan* women, Including Miss Nancy Yeon. municipal councillor, have been invited by the Penang branch of the Malayan Chi- lese Association to partk-i- pute In the drawing of, the 13th million dollar .sweep at the Chinese Tov»i} pall :n Sunday. After 'the draw, the M,C A;
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    IT'S 'NEVER AMBER' IF YOU AREN'T ON THE JAGA'S LIST
    263 6 A BURLY Jaga and a 16-foot chain are causing frayed tempers at Amber Mansions, Singapore. The Jaga is the most-quarrelled-with man in the The trouble began when the owners of the flats, the Singapore Building Corpora- tion. decided to protect
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    44 6 MISS FLORENZ PANG who will star at the University of Malaya's "Rendeivous With Adam" ball to he held at the Singapore Badminton Association Hall on Dec. 13 Miss Pan* took first place for singing in the Hong Kong music festivals in 195* and 1951.
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    The Board which never met
    136 6 The Board which never met IPOH, Thurs. THE Federal Labour Advisory Board, which wa» formed last year, did not meet once during the past 12 months. But the Guv eminent has asked the Malayan Trade Unlou Council to nominate five members to serve on the Board for 1953 "It Is
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    Girls pass first aid
    135 6 IPOH. Thurs. -^Sixteen pupils of the Anglo-Chinese Girls' School passed a first a!<j examination of the St. John Ambulance Association In Perak recently. They w«ie the first group of girls from the school to take ihe examination. Those who passed were: MLsmb Jacqueline Gkdwell. Boey S«e«
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    Three young orphans get a new father
    79 6 RAUB, Thurs. ABENTONG businessman, Mr. Teh Eng Suan, Ls adopting the three children of a Chinese couple who were killed wile working on Sunptl Pertang Estate, Karak. Two are boys aged four and two and ihe other a Mx-year-cld girl. The children have
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    HIS EIGHTH CONVICTION
    42 6 PENANO Thurs. For stealing ducks and fraudulent possession of a bicycle, I»o Mob Sal, who had seven previous convictions, was totf.ty sentenced to a year's imprisonment. Loo pleaded guilty. His sentence will be followed by two years' police supervision.
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    6,000 built 18 bridges-free
    99 6 KUALA It aipi K. Thurs. gIGHTREN hrid C e> built by the kamfinnK folk of Daerah l.abok. KeUntan. were opened yesfe^ay bj tb« Hentri Besar. Dalo Nik K*mil bin Hajt Malimood. Six iho^saiul men -from the i villages h«!p<-d to ki»U !-f!W brUl|j»R without wtfttsi, 18jv
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    Girl, 14, was forced to go with terrorists into the jungle
    381 7 HELD TWO YEARS UNDER THREAT OF DEATH JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. JHE SUPREME COURT was told today how a girl, now 16, was compelled to buy provisions for the Communists, forced to accompany them into the jungle and kept captive
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    Opium in the bungalow—4 years' gaol
    170 7 Opium in the bungalow— 4 years' gaol rO Yong Chuan, a 37-year-old clerk and a woman, Ng Kah. 24, were yesterday sentenced by the Singapore Third District Judge. Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam. to four years' I imprisonment each for possession of 500 lb. of opium vai ued at $200,000. They
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    'City lights' for more villagers
    42 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Another group of kampong people are expected to visit Johore Bahru in a fortnight under the kampong "enlightenment" scheme, Inaugurated nis week. The next six will again be selected from kampongs in Muar district.
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    Case dropped
    33 7 SEGAMAT. Thurs. A charge of stealing scrap iron was withdrawn by police in the Segamat Court today against Chong Sang, Lew Yoke, and Loh Fook Cfcoi. They were acquitted and discharged.
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    47 7 THE REMAINS of Phra Dhammarlteu Pundit, chief priest of the Siamese Temple, in Singapore, who died on Monday, lying in state at S3, Silat Road. A number of devotees are shown paying homage. The cremation will take place at the BMadari Cemetery on Sunday —Straits Times picture.
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    GRISEK AVOIDS THE RUBBER MIDDLEMEN
    175 7 RIDA builds $377,000 factory KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. DUBBER smallholders in the mukim of Grisek on 1V the Muar River will soon be able to process their latex into high-quality sheet rubber and sell it direct to Singapore, thus avoiding middlemen. The Grisek rubber factory. to
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    She saw a man in her bathroom
    96 7 She saw a man in her bathroom YAPSAH binte Leon was In the bathroom of her house in Temenggong- Road, Singapore, on Sept. 20 when she law a man peering at her from behind a wall. She shouted, "Who's there?" and the man disappeared. Yapsah then called her husband, who
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    Scholarships
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Midlands Urban Co-opera-tive Union will award ten Sir George Maxwell Memorial Scholarships next year. The Union are trustees of the Scholarship Fund.
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    7,500 named for jurors
    55 7 Next year's Singapore jury list contains more than 7.500 names of persons qualified and liable to serve as jurors. The 188-page list has been placed on the ground floor of the High Court building for public Inspection. The list, compiled by the Sheriff's Office, will be
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    S.C. committed for trial
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Rasli bin Sutan, a 23-year-old special constable, was today committed to stand trial at the next Assizes by Inche Ismail, the Kuala Lumpur First Court Magistrate, on a charge of attempted murder. Razli is alleged to have shot a Ash breeder, Chean Kang
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    General bound for Nepal
    49 7 Major— uenerai 1* t. v. m. Perowne Major-General of the Brigade of Gurkhas, leaves Singapore today by air tor India. He will go to the two Gurkha recruiting centres of Lehra and Jalapahar. near Nepal on an inspection. He will be away for two weeks.
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    Colony's Blackout schedule
    419 7 TODAY OAT 8.A.T.. WaUch MaJaraa K. fri( C. Trafalgar M. Tint Baara Sac St., Kaaaa St.. Ttu/U* P»rk. Njn.on Ril Lam Soon •>«. <-»»n Ula. I.E. artwork and factor)'. Elver Va..<y R4. sUUsmt Bd Orakard Kd NAAH D«T. B shlr« Bd.. Armenian 81. static AatolpM, Capital Nnl«
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    Malacca needs Federal aid, say Socialists
    159 7 MALACCA, Thursday. MALACCA Labour Party will approach the Federal Government for more financial aid for the Municipality to carry out many much -needed improvements. This is stated in party's programme to implement municipal reforms. The party will explore all ways to prevent further rises
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    Many join youth club
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Ait "ambitious programme" for members of the Kuala Lumpur Young Malayans' Club has been organised. Its president, Mr. T. Ganesh. said today. A large number of school children had joined the club which aimed at promoting cultural, educational, social and recreational interests, he
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    51 8 MR. CHUA YONO OUAN and family wish to express their heartfe!t thanks to all friends, relatives and Association* for their kind sssManee, wreath*, scroll*, messages of condolence, visits and attendance at the funeral of Madam Tan Slew Choon. the beloved mother or Mr. Chua Yong Guan. Bfl 9th November.
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    31 8 MADELINES for the women who keep not merely In fashion but ahrnd of It. MARRIAGE: HOI.UDAY-RAY. Judy (Bum Yesterday) and AUo »t tin Pavilion. Singapore, on Wedrrstiay. 19»h Nov.. 1952
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    22 8 IN EVER loving memory of Miss C.itharlne Ethei Jacks in, died In Slme Roid Cimp 14-11--44. Gone but no« forgot'en.
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      Power Board Proposal
      598 8 The reported majority recommendation of a City Council sub-committee that the electricity services in Singapore should be controlled by a public corporation does not necessarily represent the views of the full Council. It is interesting, however, as the first expression of Council opinion. In i the end
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      The Optimistic Mr. Butler
      479 8 Although preliminary figures had prepared the House of Commons for th« Chancellor's comforting newt, the achievement which Mr. Butler related in Parliament yesterday was worthy of the cheers which marked the conclusion of his speech. The drain on the Commonwealth's gold and dollar reserves has been
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    A NEW TEMPER IN THE NILE VALLEY
    918 8  -  SCRUTATOR By rpHE agreement between General Neguib and Sir Abdel Rahman el-Mahdl. leader of one of the two largest Sudanese parties, marks a new phase in the relations between Egypt and the Sudan. Egyptian nationalism as expounded by the Wafd was adamant against
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    Getting into gear for C-Daf
    596 8  - Getting into gear for C-Daf SYLVIA SHORT By LONDON. THE final plans for the Coronation regardiiiK Westminster Abbey and the seating arrangements along the route of the procession are being made and will be announced soon by the Minister of Works. Mr. David Eccles. He is responsible for carrying out
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    TWO SORTS OF ISLAND LIFE
    505 8 TWO SORTS OF ISLAND LIFE LONDON il/HEN world wars loom in ff the imagination people start talking about getting "out of range" and living on a small Island until thine have blown over. It seems that in this res pect the British dependenc in the South Atlantic. Tris tan da
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    On the Margin
    396 8 On the Margin Full quher ll^E spoke of large families yesterday, including on« sterling effort of 44. The Travelled Colleague has now reminded us of the remarkable German woman who (in the 18th century, as far as memory serves produced the astounding turnover of 53. This number included twins and
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    BRITAIN TESTS SINGAPORE 'MASKS'
    269 9 Respirators sent to chemical war centre NEW TRAINING SYSTEM QAS masks made in Singapore are being tested in a chemical warfare establishment in England, Colonel L. T. Firbank, Civil Defence Commissioner, told reporters yesterday. He said that Singapore could make all the respirators it needed. Volunteers
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    The cost of air raid shelters
    108 9 f OLONEL L. T. Firbank, Civil i V^ Define* Commissioner, said i -ti rcla v that it would cost 580,0U0,6C0 to provide adequate air-raid shelters for half of Singapore's population Th > qiK.sticn was receiving .special attention from the Government. But, he said, no
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    Buried under iron pipes;
    63 9 Buried under iron pipes Goh Khong Ann, aged 26, a labourer, was burled underneath a pile of iron piping when the pipes rolled down from a lorry at Hare Street. Singapore, on Oct. 13. Hf> died in hospital a few hours later from a ruptured liver, the Assistant Coroner. Mr.
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    Bright lights
    25 9 The entire lighting system of the new hawkers' shelter at Singapore Esplanade WM tested out last night in preparation for the opening tomorrow.
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    37 9 SOME OF THE CREW MEMBERS of the Knnyee mm for the cameraman soon after the little ship arrived l n Singapore harboor yesterday, after being lost in the South Chin* seas for 26 days.- Straits Times picture.
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    RESOLUTE H.G. GETS A MEDAL
    204 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs. rIE initiative of a Malay Home Guard officer which helped to thwart bandits earned him a letter of commendation and the award of a medal today. This followed an attack on Kampong Keru in the Tarnpin district of Negri Sembiian about six months
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    'Century' of bandits
    68 9 KUALA LUMPNR, Thurs. SakaJ auxliary police who killed a terrorist ln the Chendering area of Perak last Thursday discovered today that they also killed a second terrorist in the battle. His body was found today. This brings the total of terrorist eliminations in the Tapah Police circle
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    New radio series
    52 9 Mr. Keith Payne, the BritLsh Council's new adult education officer in Singapore will Inaugurate a new series of broadcasts "The World Around Us" on Friday at 8 p.m. over Radio Malaya. His talks are planned to stimulate interest in adult education among those at present outside any
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    Trial under Emergency law
    40 9 IPOH. Thurs. Lee Yuen Soon, a mine labourer, who appeared in the Magistrate's Court today, was committed to stand trial ln the High Court under the Emergency Regulations on a charge of consorting wih armed liandits.
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    Appeal Court
    22 9 The next sitting of the Singapore Criminal Court of ■\ppeal will be held on Nov 27 at the Supreme Court.
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    Why padi men are losing millions'
    302 9 LEADING MILLER TELLS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. GOVERNMENT padi buying monopoly Is the cause U of "the millions of dollars of profit" slipping through the fingers of Selangor rice planters, Mr. Foong Soon Seng, President of the Selangor Millers Association, told the Straits Times today.
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    MUSLIM CLINIC NEEDS AID
    97 9 MUSLIM CLINIC NEEDS AID rE ALsagofT Outdoor Clinic run by the Muslim Trust Fund Association in Singapore needs help from Muslim doctors, the association's publicity officer, Mr Byed Moheen bin Mohamed ALsagofT. said yesterday. Mr. Syed Moheen said that the association would appreciate visits by Muslim doctors to advise on
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    The trespassers
    55 9 Lim Joo Kee, Lee Khim Liang, Llm Toh Hen, Ismail bin Ahmad, Chlk bin All, Llm Soo Ngin and Sim Ah See were each fined $5 when they pleaded guilty in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to trespassing in the RA.O.C. Keat Hong compound. Hi milestone Chua
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    Passing-out parade
    51 9 The Air Officer Commanding 230 Group. R.A.F., Air Commodore W. M. L. MacDonald, will take the salute at the passing-out parade of No. 10 Recruit Course of RAF Malaya, which takes place at Seletar, Singapore, this morning. Twenty-six Chinese, Indian. Malay and Eurasians will take part in the
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    Lecturers first
    38 9 The new Chinese and Malay departments of the University of Malaya will function with senior lecturers first owing to the difficulty of finding suitable men to fill the chairs, said the Vicechancellor, Blr Sydney Calne, yesterday.
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    A SETTLING DOWN PROBLEM
    163 9 A FTER getting a Government answer on whether an officer should continue to receive his expatriation allowance after settling i in Singapore, tke Olty Council has decided to take no further action. It was suggested l n the Council's finance committee that where an officer had
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    Indonesian rubber plan compromise
    113 9 A compromise was reached yesterday on the question of the setting up by tlie Indonesian authorities of a board to handle consignment rubber In Singapore about which Chinese rubber traders had vigorously protested. The compromise, which Is subject to confirmation by Jakarta, provides for the surveying
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    Abdul paid $7 for 14 branches
    61 9 A forest ranger. Hamld told the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate yesterday that he saw S. A. Abdul Majil chop 14 branches off a tree in the forest reserve in Pierce Reservoir, without having permission to do so. Mr. E. H. D'Netto. the o.aglstrate
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    Councillor back
    22 9 Singapore Legislative Councillor, Mr R. Jumabhoy, returned to the Colony by Qantas-BOAC yesterday after a short business visit to Iraq.
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    52 teachers get certificates
    52 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Fifty-twn teachers from Maliv and English schools, including six from ttv Police force, recelbed c<*r«!flcates at the graduation ceremony of the Johore Bahru Adult education class at the Johore English College this evening. The class was conducted oy ITuan Alwee Al-Hadie. the Federation
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    RADIO MALAYA AS MODEL FOR BURMA
    154 9 ™c BURMESE Director of Broadcasting, U Khin x Zaw, arrived in Singapore last night to see what lessons the Burmese Broadcasting System could learn from Radio Malaya's ne w studios at Caldecott Hill. "We are building a new our-mllllon rupee broadcastng house In Rangoon
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    5,000 to voice protest
    52 9 IT least 5,900 members, representing 23 Singapore Government employees' union, and associations are expected to attend a meeting in the Victoria Memorial Hall today to protest against the Government's delay in firing a fmmlly allowance to locally recruited officers. The meeting is organised sy a joint
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    NOW THE REDS ARE LICKING THEIR WOUNDS
    198 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MOBILE security units in the U v Selangor district are now carrying the fight to the bandits. In the latest issue of his District Newsletter, the District Officer, Mr. P A. Coates. told them that 56 bandits— killed, captured and
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    New union gets advice on the 'boss'
    141 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. rpRANSPORT workers from all parts of Setangor formed a trade union at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur last night. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, (general secretary of the Selangor State Divisional Committee of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, tod the meeting
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    UMNO to oppose education plan
    52 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— UMNO's Education Department Is reported to be planning a campaign to oppose the Jducation policy proposed in the Legislative Council's Select Committee report The m»v« is subject to: ipproval of the central exe:utive committee of UMNO vhlch meets at Kuala Lumpur on
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    SHE DRANK POISON AT A GRAVESIDE
    102 9 SHE DRANK POISON AT A GRAVESIDE AFTER a quarrel with her husband, Cbu Yoke Hwa, aged 36. went to the grave of her former husband at Bukit Brown cemetery, cried and then drank caustic soda. She was taken to hospital and died six months later. At the inquest yesterday th«
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    Proprietor of 9 mills
    58 9 One of India's leading textile manufacturers, Mr. Navinchandra Mofatlal. arrived in Singapore from Hong Kong yesterday on a short business visit. The proprietor of nine textile mills in Bombiy and a director of about 30 companies, Mr. Mofatlal was 1 pree'ed at the airport by l
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    Ten broke 22-hour curfew
    39 9 SEGAMAT. Thurs. Tea Co~oeae were today fined total o: $215 by the Segamat Circuit Magistrate for breaking the 22-hour curfew imposed °n P-'kan Jabi on Oct. 29. Most of tnem said they had misunderstood instructions.
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    Case withdrawn
    40 9 SEGAMAT Thurs. Ang Kirn Hock 17. was acquitted an* discharge* today by the Segamat Magistrate when police withdrew a double charge ag.unst him of leav.ng h's bicycle unlocked and or offering $2 as a bribe to a constable.
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    Our medical specialists recognised I all over world
    302 10 Our medical specialists recognised I all over world DR. LEE ANSWERS A CRITIC AND DECLARES- PENANG, Thursday. THE great majority of Federation specialists, including several locally-recruited doctors, have qualifications which are recognised in any country in the world, Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, Federal Member for Health, said in Penang. "The
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    Too lonely to help wife
    66 10 SEGAMAT. Thurs.— "l am a new arrival in this district and have no friends whom I can approach to bail out my wife." said a middle-aged Indian in the Segamat Court today when his wife Sivapakiam. was charged with stealing a gold chain. PoClce agreed
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    More police officers for Britain
    111 10 More police officers for Britain CV)UR Singapore police ln- spectors will be sent on training courses at the Metropolitan Police Hendon training college, In London, next April. It was announced yesterday that four Assistant Superintendents of Police will be leaving in January for a course at Ryton-on-Dunsmore. In Britain. A
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    Aussie chiei goes to Korea
    61 10 Mr. T K. Crltchley, acting Australian Commissioner In Singapore, leaves this morning by BOAC for Hong Kong en-route to Korea where he will be the Australian representative on the United Nations Commission for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea. Mr. L R. Mclntyre. who arrived
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    824 new babies last week
    37 10 There were 13 deaths from tuberculosis and one from diphtheria in Singapore last week. One case of poliomyelitis was reported. Total births for the week ending Nov 8 were 824, deaths 157.
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    Elections will be broadcast
    35 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Johore Bahru Town Council elections will be broadcast by Radio Malaya on polling day, Dec. 6. The speeches of successful candidates will also go on the air.
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    FIRST PILGRIMS ON THEIR WAY TO GOA
    153 10 This exposition is the last qiHE first pilgrims to leave for the exposition of A the body of St. Francis Xavier in Goa, Mrs. Cecilia Lazaroo, of Singapore, and Mr. C. M. Gomes, a teacher of the Bandar Hilir English School, left yesterday
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    London Varsity dinner
    63 10 The Singapore Alumni of the University of London win hold a dinner on Nov. 28 to celebrate the University's foundation day. The Vlce-Chanceltor of the Un'verslty of Malaya s'r Sydney Prof. D C. E Hall: toast an<i Prof. D. C. E. Hall, Professor of South -East Asian
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    It was no cure
    47 10 SEOAMAT. Thurs. Ibrahim. 47. who was fined $5 at Segamat today for being drunk and Incapable said: "I was advised by friends to drink beer as a cure for dysentry. I had just one small bottle, but It proved too much for me
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    He wants to know the law
    68 10 LONDON, Thurs—Labour to ask the Colonial Secretar House of Commons next We woman. Lee Tian Tai. was pa second time after she had the same charges by a pro law. M.P Mr. Stephen Daries is y, Mr. I.yttelton, in the dnesday by what law
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    38 10 MALAYA'S FIRST TWO PILGRIMS to Goa to attend the exposition of the body of St. Francis Xavier. Mrs. Cecilia Lasaroo and Mr. C M. Gomes, seen with Father M. TeLeira, whoalso left for Goa yesterday— Straits Times picture.
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    Chinese to seek Govt. subsidy for schools
    215 10 Chinese to seek Govt. subsidy for schools KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. A PROPOSAL asking for a Government subsidy for Chinese school-building projects was approved by a committee of Chinese educationists which met in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. It was one of the many counter-proposals to the Government's new grants-in-aid system for Chinese
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    New drug to be tried
    76 10 MYSOLINE, a new drug, for the treatment of epilepsy, may be tried out in the Singapore General Hospital. The hospital is now awaiting samples with which to begin clinical testa. Dr. W. J. Vickers. Singapore's Director of Medical Services, said: "Singapore does not have a
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    Spore motorist did not stop
    67 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Inche Mahmud fined Pang Nim Chen, of Singapore, $15 In the Police Court today for falling to observe a road sign, 'Stop, Look, Go.' Inche Mahmud said he believed the police witness in spite of the defence evidence. Pang told the Court
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      109 10 "Yon tranl to stop over in Amsterdam and Paris— then I'll call KLM first!" For FIRST Class Flights Call KLM FIRST v [Iflifli AIRLINE If% Jb IT! Mf F^^^^ V ROYAL DUTCH W FOR A DELICIOUS TREAT VenkoJe's biscuits If you like biscuits and who does not? you will find
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      254 10 cturADADv New 645 At Your Btrr\ct: 7 JO m**- tAa< SINGAPORE crooners' Comer; 7.45 Night MALACCA 10 «Jn. News: 10.08 Mattn*: o^'sirl^ 10 I P^ ***<> 11-11.30 Band of America; 1 p.m. J v .*8 Utta AmrtSin Orch >•» News; 1.45-2 Barne. Dance Music; IJO News; 1.45 SiSLS?' io nSC
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    Truth and the good old Da to
    227 11 IF Dato Onn's recent statement about the real state of affairs between the Chinese and Malay communities in this country has roused the anger of the M.C.A. and UMNO leaders, it only goes to show the truth of what the Dato has said.
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    35 DOGS IN CHORUS
    219 11 YAWNIR'S tetter of November 12 it very much to the point. Sometfcing (howld be done about rite *MiM«ct of barking and Sowfiag doji at gejeA Near me there irt )S doga which are cooped up In "kennels" under re home. They fight regularly every wght and
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    A MALAYALEE CONCERN
    175 11 I WISH to bring the following urgent matter to the attention of the Singapore Ma lay alee community through your columns. The Singapore Kerala Samajam. which is the representative body of all Mala--1 yalees of this Colony, should hold its annual general meeting within 30 days after
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    MAJOR BOTTLENECK (M.C.S.)
    18 11 "l*d like to help you, old boy, but I'm up to my neck in estimates."
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    Haunted house rent
    234 11 Haunted house rent Fvlew of the acut« shortage of. and the great demand for. houses. I was not a little surprised to read a news report stating some of the reasons given by applicants In refusing to accept the new S.I.T. flats at Tiong Bahru and Upper Pickering Street. Although
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    ENCLOSED IN MALACCA
    111 11 ijiVERYWHERE in the Fede- ration houses are being built within the town areas. Malacca is no exception, though the building goes slowly. While these projects are highly encouraged, the Government at the same should ako see that those poor people living in attap houses in the kampongs
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      DISCONTENT IN THE AIDED SCHOOLS
      756 11 DISCONTENT IN THE AIDED SCHOOLS ABPECIAL Committee appointed by the Federal Legislative Council on September 20. 1951. was empowered to make recommendations to the Government fo r suitable legislation to cover all aspects of educational policy for the Federation of Malaya It is a great pity that the Special Committee
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      203 11 "I rjiyp CHAMPIONS much of the credit for every victory I win" -toy* IAM APfUYAID, noted IrilraS driver and driving a Joguor, he's wort plenty -including tKo 1 951 6-Doy Alpine Rally. So lAN APPIEYARO knows he con atwovi depend on Champions to produce a full-firing LjA spark the spark
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      332 11 Straits Times Crossword "ST"^— j" 25. An acrobatic turn f 4, 4. S» DOWN I!' s 5 H| 2. Mr«. Browning wrote aon- SS£ nets from the these (IV Is 8 A lo °P nole '<> r murderer Us 'O 4 In a liner terribly dull <»). Chrtetmaa rose bore
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      THIS COMIC GENIUS
      547 12  -  BRIAN CROZIER No week could be dull that included "The Marrying Kind," a new American comedy starring Academy Award Judy Holliday. who. once again proves her comic genius. The other films are not in the same class. 'The marrying kind' THE STARS: Judy Holliday (Florence), Aldo Ray
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      'Walk east on beacon'
      211 12 THE STARS: Oeorge Murphy (Inspector James Belden), Flnlay Currie (Professor Kafer), J. Edgar Hoover (as hlmaeif). A Louis de Rochemont ("March of Time" fame) production for Columbia. Semi-documentary in English. Black and white. THE STORY: Federal Bureau of Investigation chief Hoovor givot Inspector Belden the job
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      'Daag'
      181 12 THE STARS:— Dillp Kumar (the drunkard) Nlmml (his love Interest) and Lai It a, Parwar (the drunkard's mother). Directed by Amlya Chakravarty. In Hindustani. No subtitles. THI PLOT: The a>rogrott of a drunkard. TKe tcono it »et in a tmaß Indian village wirh DiKp Kumar at a rteavy-drinking iculptor.
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      (Mike fright
      242 12 IT took 20 y.ar, fo, aifctnt acroan star Madge Kennedy to gat ova* bay f«*r or talking picture*. Mist Kennedy it featured in of Judy HotlMay. in "The Marrying Kind." ""ia|« iviii in noin a>fct«(«a during rri« tUsnt era ro star em Hrn Broadway stag*. In 1931, producer
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      SEX ON THE MOVIES
      275 12 From SHEILAH CRAHAM in Hollywood T H *><" NliMt mo«ie queens, according to Hrn writ-known attripiOi Yucca SaJamunkh, are Allen* DaM. Rhonoa Ffemmg. Marilyn Monroe. F»»»r^ Layrie and |jne Wyman, in Hi* order Rack Hudson Bob Ryan. Tony Curtis, Scott Brady and Fernando Lamas are Mm
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      12 12 «rrW« you will also find "Th* Chaplin Story" and two topical profiles.
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      188 12 KflfliliJiB FROM TODAY 6.30 9.30 "I was made V to live for Bsissssssssssssssssssssssss^^*^BmassW %^4 k'™ 1 B^aisSSSSSSsV S&i To die for nasssssssssssssssssV s^iEnaf dMstsl him aasssssssssssssssssssssssssmP l^ But now iflP" 1 could KILL M 9 him!" l^^^K nfkllftfl Is this the man I masnnnnnnnK %m1 marrhd? mf^k >> afTnnnnlnaft '^lw|
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    Marriages that failed
    382 13  -  JOHN ASHWIN The Chaplin Story— 2 From in London FEW months after r their first meeting in 1918, Cic-rles Chaplin .".n-1 Mildred Harris were tnarri d, -md t.ieir fl-st ho ne in Hollywood was described as a "s 'mphony in tavender and i- orv, exquisite in e/erv
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    297 13 HHERE n a selection of fihns -ow in :ircu!itl?n in Sin7*-p-'e 01 tSe Federation Three stars means an ovtranding f:!rr. two st'rs better tftan average, ore srar goed »it?c -.a B'LEBE^RD: Delicious French tracrc-c«mcdy w;th En- 'M> su 1 -titles. Has humour and irony but for .!<?•■ oniy
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    'Down among the sheltering palms'
    291 13 'Down among the sheltering palms' THE STAES:- WUIU.n Lunc"igan (the American Army Captain) Jane Greer (the mismlssionarys pretty daughter > D«vld Wayne (William Lundigar.'s secend-in-command) Mitst Oaynor ithe hula-hula princess) and Gloria DeHaven (the manhunting Journalist). Directed by Edmund GcuWlng. In Technicolor. THE PLOT: How the C.l.* and their beloved
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    Musicians in the news
    617 13  -  JAMES WICKENDEN By NOREEN STOKES •POISED AND ALIVE' VOREEN Stokes looks at you with wideopen attentive eyes. She is poised and alive, with the receptiveness that makes an interpretative artist, and incidentally a good conversationalist. She has the natural grace and vitality or a satisfying inner
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    GORDON VAN HiEN
    547 13 LESSONS A BORE' TN tne diffident manner of an English public school man who has gone into the respectable business of chartered accountancy via the City. Gordon Van Hem admits that his early lessons in the violin "were a bore". From six to seventeen he learnt the
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    Guitarist for Singapore
    81 13 MISS Victoria Kitagsiey. a well known linger and cuirarisr from New Zealand, wi I arrive in Singapore on Nov. 17, and will stay a tew days. She has j«tr finished a very syccj'ul tour of Latin America, where guitaris.'t must be fcood to make an impression, and
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      336 13 (p\ How to have l/^^\ irhiivr tvvth S^ ami proivvt \\Vj^S\ your ifiinas \|Mr" 1. bf«»B you. i.-«-«b ih.ir.Mi^lily without VrJKt- '~~^\W rnirHm your fiinm. <l*r lln Inol lil>ru-b yi, tjjjl WA .>iiti<.iu -h.ic|. t ..niii« ihr HaJm U ,uv >" al V ,.i>' 1111 J th* ""ly ttHtthhrush V
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      314 13 modelling, the superb design of a Rolex t^^^*^&Jp~^^*^'^ Datejust wriSt-watch, that marks out 'H~tjßr KmA r its wearer as a man of success md V jF£j JBlfl^ discrimination. For he knows, when he jj buys this gold Rolex wrist-chronometer. WBf m£>^' that he is buying all the skill and gy
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    RUBBER STEADIES ON CONTINENTAL DEMAND
    69 14 3/4 cent rise GOOD continued demand from the Continent steadied tv>* rubber market In Singapore again yesterday and sent the price up o three-ciuartei of a cent November first grade closed at 79 cents alb the highest closing price for 2* months. Sellers were somewhat
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    TIN: $473 A PICUL
    123 14 SINGAPORK. Than. The price of (in today was $473 a picul (down 25 rents). Closing prices yesterday were in cents pet ID. No. 1 R.SB. Spot loose buyeig 79 i sellers 19 No. l R.S.S. rob. in bale* No> buyers 78 sellers 79 4: No. 2
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    N. Y. price
    34 14 W YORK, Th»TS.— No. 1 R.S.S. contract (in IS rents prr lb):— Tn-$ l '»v> Wednesday's el-«/ll» rleirlris; NnwrnlKr t*.*s nem. O-wmber *>'* h!rj 29 30 *sVnl !•<-> ask'd Ton*- E->s" -f»-r %'*->* l"m
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    SLIGHT SUPPORT ON SHARE MARKET
    228 14 RUBBER shares came in for slight support on the Singapore Share Market yesterday with the further firming of the price of th? commodity. Tins were strong and "etive arrt many shares, in-rlu-'ing Kuchai, appreciated again. TnduVrta's were steady and sllphtly firmer. The fotlowinj price changes
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    Produce prices
    57 14 Sln»»|»P»* Pradare F.xr»nn»r:Ccorn: IttH t.o.b. buyers. $?4 gfll-r,; COCOIUIt o*l *S4 BlW"a P?on«- Muntok white i »555 (down <:io> a pfcul B*pB*«: 3 r»--»!-S «550 ir'own $10) Lamponv blTki 84 < «s (down #5> !>»»•« »»i* rVat: R'rorte-J a-ti'-e m-rk-t In conra. bu^'s* r>«ln<» do^e In n>tan Uv
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    STORE SHIPPING INFORMATION
    141 14 J^HIPS. «:on;sidr the Singapore Harbour Board eodosrns or rxoecfd th«"r- at 1 m lodav are A'» Marti 2: Brßdr-vrett 4/5 Brnn s' r CP 'thrrr <~->-rir- M->ni» R*>*! r+pnt-*t B-r-con«h'»e IS Tat Plt Y\i- -i Laandia '.9/!0; Mrntakab N W.i No S^'Tuor N WiiT No 4- 's■rndpr
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    IRREGULARITY IN AUSTRALIAN COMPANY REPORTS
    81 14 IRREGULARITY IN AUSTRALIAN COMPANY REPORTS MELBOURNE. Than. TODAY'S batch of Australian company reports again ■bowed great irregularity in results. Mount I. veil, the copper producer, lifted Its dividend from 6\ to VM per cent., but threr small Sydney companies passed their dividend payments. One woollen mill company announced that it
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    Australian Stock Exchange brighter
    152 14 Fiom Our Own C'orrespOiMlent MELBOURNE. Thurs. |NVE3TMENTS had a brighter markei m the Stock Exrhange today. althcu»h there were Uola'fd sharp 'all* In aome InrcUve issues. Several front rank stocks headed the rises. Main stimulating influence wan 'he strongly holding wcol market. Bond prices again moved
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    Wool Sales
    25 14 MELBOURNE Thurs. The Melbourne wool sales held firm today with spuited demand coming from Japanese buyers. S*!«s will resume in Bydney next week.
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    WALL STREET
    29 14 NEW YORK. Triurr The election rally which showed Myns of 8lo<*ln? before the armUtice day holiday was halted comDlefelv on Wnll B're?t yesterday to nbsorb rorr-rtlve profit-taking
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    H.K. EXCHANGE
    33 14 HONO KONG. Thurs Free market currency exchar.ie of Hong Konc dollars «v quoted at •»•»> c\c*» today a.i follows: US»I HKiPOSV cash HK*«O7 (TTi HK«15.58. Cne tael of gold HK$279 s i.
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    Second thoughts on the Ceylon trip
    1107 15  -  SENTINEL By TWO new factors make it necessary to revise ideas about the proposed athletic contest between Ceylon and Malaya. First is a new date for the match, and second is the almost certain absence of the Fijians from the Malayan team. I have
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    Shaw's fight verdict: Nene replies
    289 15 Shaw's fight verdict: Nene replies AFTER reading referee Sgt. "Nipper" Bhaw's rather lcnK-winded attempt to convince the boxing public of Singapore that he was right in awarding Bill Jackson the verdict In his fight against Lira Kee Chan on Oct. 31, I do not propose to waste much time on
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    SPORTS FORUM
    34 15 C&an's yiapjjatr. ,But, I have Men years and I know how to take defeat or criticism, and If Kee Chmn was b»-u'«i fairly, I would never squabble. Fourthly, shaw tayi that what
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    England at their best versus Wales
    529 15 LONDON, Thursday CWGLAND played magnificent football to beat Wales by 5— 2 at Wembley Stadium yesterday, after leading S l at half time. The scorers for England were Lofthoose, (2) Finney, Bentley and Jack Froggatt. Ford scored both for Wales. In cold bright sunny
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    S. Africans get speed test today
    138 15 SYDIfEY. Timm. T«HE speed attack of Ray Lindx wall. Keith Miller and lefthander Alan Davidson will severehr test the South African lowing team when they meet New South Wales, the Sheffield Shield champions, here tomorrow This four-day game may prove to be the toughest
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    MEDICOS BLOW OUT AFTER FIRS! HALF CHARGE
    699 15 MEDICOS BLOW OUT AFTER FIRS! HALF CHARGE Dental Faculty 6; Medical Faculty 0. rpHE University of Malaya's inter-Facu ty rugby match at Sepoy Lines yesterday saw the Dental students make a grand second -half effort after a scoreless first half— to beat the Medical Faculty by a penalty goal and
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    Basil Shaw v. Paras tonight
    71 15 Little Paras. South East Asia's light and welterweight champion, will fight Army boxer Basil Shaw over eight rounds in the main event of Nene's promotion at the Happy World arena toasgbt. Shaw, a tough two-fisted fighter, win be remembered for Ins hectic battles against Kid
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    SBA TOURNEY RESULTS
    96 15 Results of last nights badminton ties played at the 83 A. Hall were: Women's Magles: Miss Helen Heqg wo Un. Joan Kso. Komm« daublcx ivni finaKl Mrs DaTMH Kloog and Mrs. L. M. Pennefat her beat Baby Low and Mrs. P. M. Pennefathfr 15-4. 15-7 Veterans' doubles
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    SCC team to play in K.L.
    70 15 Tbe Singapore Cricket Club kiwi for their annual rugger match against SWangor Club at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday Is: R. M. Parker; D. Darroch. T A. Roper, C. Mclver. J F. Hoare. U. W. Watson, A. O. H Browne, T. H. Harding. A. Lupton
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    29 15 TODAY: High 0837 hrs i 8 If:> and 2107 (7.9 1; Low 0220 (3.6) and 15*1 (3.3). TOMOUOW: 0900 (B.«) and I2ISI >S.2>; 83C0 (3.7) and 1533
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      34 15 ■OCKFY S.C.C. t GM.Q. "A" at SCC; SjC-C. "4" v Gm*). at GHQ; Ojlon B.C. "A" T SJI.C. "A" at S»T; InrrrnHr Wiafcrtn at Itessvrajty. ■IT.GU ALL BLI ES t r-Uee at f«*to \trmmt.
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    ST. LEGER TRIAL PROBABLES
    101 16 'T'HK probable line-ap and 1 Jockeys far the Class 1. Dtv. 1, mile handicap, the Bt. Leger trial, at Bakit Tlmah tomorrow are given below. 141 Woadeotc Inn Talt 9.07 I*l Snawy Owl II Mawl 8.19 •20 Acceber 8.99 911 Kin? port Doubtful 8.98 547 Col.
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    559 16 By EPSOM JEEP gEVERAL well-fancied candidates for the Singapore St. Leger Stakes over l}-m M to be run on Nov. 22, last day of the November Meeting at Bukit Timah, will have a big race preliminary over a mile tomorrow
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    Sepoy Lines top League
    199 16 PENANG, Wed. Recreation Club and rcdian Association, two of the strongest challengers fcr honours In the current Penang Hockey League, each dropped three vital points this week. The Indian Association on Monday were unexpectedly held by the Kedah Hall Party, no goals being scored. .Sepoy Lines
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    COLIN TULLOH TO RIDE THE BOSUN IN SPORE ST. LEGER
    308 16  - COLIN TULLOH TO RIDE THE BOSUN IN SPORE ST. LEGER EPSOM JEEP BIG-RACE specialist Colin Tulloh, who has made a near-clean sweep of this season's Cap races, will ride The Bosun in the St. Leyer on Nor. 22, the nut day of the Bakit Timah November Meeting. I The Boson,
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    SINGAPORE LOOK SET FOR NARROW WIN IN F.S. CUP
    331 16  - SINGAPORE LOOK SET FOR NARROW WIN IN F.S. CUP NG TOOK YOON From KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. SINGAPORE look rood for a five-four win over Selangor In the challenge round of the Foonf Seong Cup competition at the Singapore Badminton Hall this week-end. Never since the series began In 1937 has
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    Ray asked to fight Olsen
    83 16 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs. Promoter Jimmy Murray has announced that he has offered Sugar Ray Robinson U. 5.550.000 to defend hif crown in San Francisco against Carl Bobo Olsen in January. Murray wired Robinson in Chicago the U. 8.85 0.000 offer or a choice of 45
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    Oliver leads in £7.000 golf
    61 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. AMERICAN Ed Oliver, who tied with Australian open chamDion Norman Von Nlda In the Sydney division of the £7.00) Ampol golf tournament, returned 69 to lead the field In the Melbourne division at Yarra Club course yesterday. American Lloyd Manerum. Von Ntda and
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    526 16 vi'INNIM) BEIEF, an Irlah- bred three-year-old by The Solicitor out of Wincara, shaped like a winner when he galloped 4f In 54 and 3f. in 39 2/5 in a tryout with Fairy (J. Donnelly) on the training track at Bukit Tlmah yesterday morning. Winning Brief has
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    Cypress Point shows his speed
    297 16 fYPRESS POINT has made steady headway since his encouraging effort in the Perak Goid Vase last month and he looks to be ready to break the ice at the November Meeting at Bukit Timah. This classy four year-ola by Court Martial, with Frank Hudson up,
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    New players in Spore women's trial
    142 16 New players in Spore women's trial CEVERAL new players took the field at the SJt.C. yesterday in the Singapore Wcnren's Hockey Association first State trial in preparation for the quadrangular tournamant in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 29. 30 and Dec. 1. Mrs. Pearcey. Mrs. McMullen, Mrs. Sewell and Miss Reeve,
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    THE TEAMS
    172 16 SINGAPORE Singles: Ong Pah Llm, Loong Pan Yap. Ismail Marjan. Doublet: Pah Urn an! MarJan. Tan Chang Tee and Kong Kon Mm. Reserve: Law Pah Hye. sr i a.m. or Singles: AbdaUah Pirns. Urn Kee Fong. Mm Koon Yam. Doable*: Chan Kon Laonc and Plrws. Yeoh Teek Chye
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    Pratesi: Verdict
    65 16 LONDON. Thurs. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned here yesterday at the inquest en French flyweight boxer Honore Pratesi who died lc London Hospital last Thursi -v two days after lcslng a fight wi<h British Empire flyweight champion Jake TuU He was stated to have died
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