The Straits Times, 28 November 1953

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Straits Times r \j i»x# v ——as Established 1845 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1953 15 CENTS
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    THE MOSCOW PUZZLE
    486 1 Russia suddenly changes mind about Big Four talks Wes t wonders: Is it peace or propaganda hi a surprise move yesterday, Russia cmisctitcd In four-power talks with Britain, the United States and France. The thunderbolt announcement gave no details, but it is believed that the Russians want
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    THE QUEEN IN BERMUDA Governor is her escort
    36 1 THE QUEEN IN BERMUDA Governor is her escort ti The Queen, accompanied 5 by the Governor. Sir Alexs andcr Hood, walks off the 5 airfield after her arrival at EKindlcy Field m Bermuda. S —A.P. picture.
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    'WILL YE NO COME BACK' GREETS QUEEN
    157 1 'WILL YE NO COME BACK' GREETS QUEEN KINGSTON. Fri. FINDER a blazing sun today. 20.000 Jamaican E schoolchildren sane "Will Ye No Conn- Back Again?" =as the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh drove in an open jeep round the crowded Kingston Cricket Club Ground at Sahina park here. The
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    BOY, 2, FALLS 20 FEET
    49 1 A two-year-old boy, Lim Swee Huat. fell 20 feet from a staircase landing on to the floor of a flat in Prince Charles Crescent. Singapore, yesterday He was playing with his five-year-old sister, when he fell. He was sent to hospital with head injuries.
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    Snowstorms beat Jap climbers
    39 1 GORAKHPUR. INDIA. Fri.A snowstorm and gales defeated an attempt to climb th--26.041 ft mountain Annapurna II in the Centra; Himalayas Dy a Japanese team of seven who have returned here it was learned today -Reuter
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    ATSp.m.THEY HAVE HAD ENOUGH
    209 1 Council rises after 16 hours Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Friday THE FEDERAL Legislative Council meeting second A last of the present session— ended at 5 p.m. today after a total of Ifi 1 hours deliberations over three days. The end was an anti-climax, i There had been
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    Cyprus strike
    27 1 NICOSIA. Fri —Port workers of Famagusta went on strike today after the failure of negotiations with employers for a wage increase and overtime pay. Reuter.
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    Bombs flung in Jakarta
    65 1 JAKARTA Fri. On the same night that a hand-gre-nade was thrown into the room of the Justice Minister herr on Wednesday, five othrr grenades were thrown at five different places in Tanjung Priok. harbour town of Jakarta. One exploded near the barracks of the military police
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    King's House talks
    22 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. met. Federal Legislative Councillors at King's House this evening.
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    Mac Donald back
    24 1 Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. the Commissioner-General, returned tn Singapore from Indonesia yesterday and left again to aUefid« meetings in Kuala Lumpur./
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    Death demand
    24 1 TEHERAN, Fri. The prosecution in the trial of Dr. Mossadeq today again demanded the death sentence for the deposed prime minister. Reuter.
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    25 pardoned
    24 1 LONDON. Fri Twenty-five prisoners in the Yugoslav zone of Trieste have been Bran ted an amnesty to mark Yugoslav Republic Day. Reuter.
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    TWO CENT RISE IN RUBBER
    113 1 TWO CENT RISE IN RUBBER Highest since Oct. piRST GRADE rubber closed on the Singapore market yesterday at 61j{ cents two cents above the previous day's close and the highest level since early October. But the price of tin in Singapore yesterday at $323--37 Vi a picul was down $1
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    Dearer synthetic unlikely
    87 1 REUTER REPORTS FROM LONDON': The Economist said today that a higher price for synthetic rubber in the United States "appears no more likely now than it ever did". Referring to the withdrawal of the directive which could compel the industry to u*e a minimum of 450,000 tons
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    Malaya will raise $55m. London loan
    103 1 Malaya will raise $55m. London loan KUALA LUMPUR. Fri THE Federal Legislatm Council today passed a bill authorising the Government to raise a $55 million loan in London for public works and other purposes. Negotiations for this loan w.ll begin early next year. Th. j actual .sum expected to o»'
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    New Trieste bid
    46 1 LONDON. Fri. Britain Fiance and the United States are expected to make a new approach to Yugoslavia shortly in an attemot Jo reconcile the Belgrade and Rome Governments' attitudes to the calling of a flve-pewer experts conference on Trieste, diplomatic sources said —Reuter.
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    UN speed-up plan
    23 1 NEW YORK. Fri- The UN. General Assembly today will begin a drive to wind up its session by December 8.-Rej-'ler.
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    Winston's trip
    42 1 LONDON, Fri— Sir Winston Churchill will fly to Bermuda next Tuesday for the Big Three conference in the Stratocruiser Canopus which carried the Queen on the first part of her present Commonwealth flight, it was officially announced here tonight— Reuter.
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    A worthy project—Sir John
    199 1 A worthy project Sir John JUIE GOVERNOR of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll, yesterday received a cable from Mr. E. G Wilson, chairman of the Australian committee which is raising funds to build an International House for students at Melbourne University. It said: "All connected with establishing International House at Melbourne
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    OWNERS TOLD: LEGAL BOOKMAKING IS AN URGENT PROBLEM
    130 1 OWNERS TOLD: LEGAL BOOKMAKING IS AN URGENT PROBLEM THE urgency of dealing with the question of legalised hookmaking on the Malayan turf was stressed by Dr. F Laidlaw Thomson, presiding at the annual ireeting of the Racehorse Owners' Association of Malaya at the owners' room of the Singapore Turf Club
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    WHERE IS MR. VERGHIS'?
    316 1 Murder verdict on woman, 33 THE mysterious "Mr. Verghis. who once kept Kasimah binte Maarom. 33. as his mistress in Johore Bahru. is still missing, the Singapore Assistant Coroner. Mr Giam Chong Hing, was told yesterday. At the inquest on Kasimah. who was found strangled on
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    MR. NIXON (single-handed) BREAKS UP A PARADE
    146 1 MR. NIXON (single-handed) BREAKS UP A PARADE PEGU. Burma, Fri MR RICHARD NIXON, VicePresident of the United States, broke up a Communist demonstraton single handed today— with handshakes and a "friendly chat." The Virc-Presid' > nt interrupted his programme to walk among the 80 demonstrators lined up in the street
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    Mr. Rhee flies to see Chiang
    189 1 Mr. Rhee flies to see Chiang TAIPEH. Fri. THE South Korean Pre- sident. Dr. Syngman Rhee. arrived here today from Seoul by a United States Air Force plane to 1 confer with General Chiang Kai-shek. Dr. Rfiee'a plane lanrird at. the heavily guarded Pinrhill airbasc nutMcic Tatpch to rw' the
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 CONFIDENCE VOTI FOR LANIEL PARIS, Fri.— French Assembly tonight gave Premier Laniel vote of confldeuce after heated debate on foreign affairs —A.?.
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    REDS KIDNAP FOUR IN BORDER TOWN
    85 1 BANGKOK. Fri. Police said here today that Malayan I Communist terrorists last night kidnapped four Siamese Muslims in the Betong salient bordering Malaya. It was believed the Communists thought the four had informed the police of Communist activities. The Belong salient was one of
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    AUSTRALIA IS TOLD: CHINA IS A THREAT TO ASIA AND PACMC
    367 2 CANBERRA, Friday. 'THE real threat to Asia and the Pacific today does not come from Japan but from Communist imperialism based on the mainland of China, Australia's External Affairs Minister, Mr. Richard Casey, told the House _r t» A.-A.:..
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    SISTERS FROM MEXICO They will sing to Singapore
    41 2 SISTERS FROM MEXICO They will sing to Singapore THE PERALTA Sisters from Mexico, Elma and Gloria, who will sing Latin American love songs at the Xavirr Cugat shows next week at the Odeon Cinema, Happy World Stadium and Raffles Hotel, Singapore.
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    ALL JOBLESS T.B. PATIENTS AIDED
    179 2 Scheme 'as good as any in world* EVERY TUBERCULOSIS sufferer in Singapore who loses his job because of the disease, and needs money to support himself and his family, now gets a special treatment allowance from the Social Welfare Department. Reports from United Nations Headquarters
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    ROBBED BY FOUR BOYS
    36 2 PENANG, Friday. A 10-YEAR-OLD boy going to school was waylaid at Anson Road today and robbed of a wristwatch and fountain pen worth $101. He was held up by four Chinese boys.
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  • RUBBER REPORT
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      Good inquiry causes sharp rise
      255 2 Good inquiry causes sharp rise A DECIDED change of sentiment coupled with good overseas inquiry caused the rubber market to rise sharply this week, says Lewis and Peat's report. After treating with reserve the news that America was considering a change in its stockpile rotation policy, the trade scrambled to
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      Senator here for Rotary conference
      110 2 PHILIPPINES Senator, Mr. Gil J Puyat, a former VicePresident of Rotary International, arrived in Singapore yesterday by Cathay Pacific Airways from Manila to attend the annual Rotary District 46 I Conference which opens at the Adelphi Roof Garden this morning. Senator Puyat is attending the
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      Trouser thieves
      24 2 A pair of trousers and $70 were stolen from a room in the Singapore Harbour Board quarters in Nelson Road yesterday morning.
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    Four hurt in lorry crash
    71 2 Three women and a man wer c injured when a lorry they were travelling in overturned in Tampenis Road. Singapore, near the 81 milestone yesterday The women, Ng Boey Kee. 31. Goh Saik Wah, 46. and Lim Sim Hwa. 43, were admitted to hospital The
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    Ring stolen
    21 2 A thief broke into a house in I King's Road. Singapore early 'yesterday and stole a gold I ring.
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    NOW THAT ESCAPE ROUTE IS CLOSED
    164 2 'We've only just found out' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. UNTIL today it was possible for a person expelled from Singapore or Penang to cross to the mainland and defy the authorities. There was no law in the Federation to touch him. The Federation's AttorneyGeneral. Mr
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    Acquitted
    52 2 Lim Hock Kee. charged with intending to outrage the modesty of an eight-year-old orphan girl on October 25, was acquitted in Singapore yesterday The magistrate. Mr. A. W. Ghows. said because of the discrepancies in the evidence of two prosecution witnesses he was not calling upon Lim to make
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    Committee man
    30 2 Mr P. A D'Costa has been appointed a member of the Singapore Education Committee as a representative .>f the Singapore Teachers' Union. He replaces Mr. F. C. James
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    He'll see Asian leaders
    81 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. MR. KENNETH R. LANDON, Director of the Office of South -East Asian affairs in the U.S. State Department, will visit Kuala Lumpur next week. He is touring South-Ea.st Asia to meet Asian leaders and I study more closely the problems of the area.
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    Iron ore found
    24 2 TOKYO. Fri— Peking Rad -> today said that a rich source of iron ore had been found in south central China. UP.
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    Award for man who saved child
    169 2 Award for man who saved child TWO AWARDS to Rod* Cross workers ;n I South-East Asia have recently been made by the i executive committee of the British Red Cross Society. A Special Service Cross Ls awarded to Lainen Diki. officer of the Je.sseiton. North Borneo, branch of the Society,
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    Robber gang pounce on 2
    57 2 A seven-man gang waylaid two Chinese at the junction of Coronation Road and Bukit Timah Road, in Singapore about midnight on Wedne.scla. and robbed them of $65 The victims, who were learning to Oeylanc < Her attendine a Chinese theatrical show, werr assaulted. Police later
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    School holds prize-giving
    63 2 Kuo Chuan Girls' School Singapore, hold Ita annu ii prize-giving at the Katong Prebyteriaan Church in iCoon Seng Road esterday. Mrs. Lokf Yew gave way thr awards r> the best students ;n each clao.v The programmr includ- d nine songs by Junior atiii senior students, and address*
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    Basket of eggs was gone
    44 2 Basket of eggs was gone A Chinese farmer in Juiung Road. Singapore, kept 680 ees.s in a basket near the door ol his hut. when he went to ,-lerp on Wednesday nieht He woke up next morning to rind the basket and ecg.s stolen.
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    Raja Muda in accident
    60 2 TELUK ANSON. Fri— AN 11-YEAR-OLD girl wakilled yesterday when sn< was knocked down by the car in which the Raja Muda <>i Perak was travelling from Ipon I to Teluk Anson The girl was *he daughter ol Alia*, a Special Constable Tr»< Raja Muda. his driver
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    VYSHINSKY TELLS WEST: IT IS ALL A FAIRYTALE
    212 3 VYSHINSKY TELLS WEST: IT IS ALL A FAIRYTALE NEW YORK, Friday. \|K. VYSHINSKY, the Russian U.N. delegate, yesterday hinted that Russia may have atomic and hydrogen weapons which the United States does not possess. Russian, he said, was not behind other countries in atomic and hydrogen development. Mr. Vyshinsky was
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    ATOMIC NEWS-NO RETURN'
    93 3 ATOMIC NEWS-NO RETURN' LONDON, HI LABOUR M.P.s yesterday alleged that Britain was giving atomic defence information tc the United States but got nothing in return. They demanded that the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, take up the question at Bermuda with President Eisenhower. Sir Winston, in a sharp exchange in
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    'Quake visitors
    25 3 PARIS. Fri— Party of Paris newsmen left here last night hy plane to visit the Greek islands damaged in the recent earthquake. A.P.
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    British trade is losing ground
    140 3 LONDON. Friday. MR. DERICK HEATHCOAT-AMORY, Minister of State at the Board of Trade, said last night while world trade was still increasing Britain's share was not. "We are losing cround. Ann that is. I think, the most worrying sign of all," he told members of
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    YMCA IS RAIDED BY GANG
    106 3 YMCA IS RAIDED BY GANG ISMAILD*. Fri FI V E EGYPTIAN youths armed with Sten guns and pistols tied up the British manager and his British and Eyptian staff at the YMCA Lido here. They took their wallets and I other valuables and two cars. A British military spokesman said
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    Deputy held as a spy
    65 3 Deputy held as a spy BERLIN. Fri. The East German Government yesterday .<.aid that Wolfgang Paul Hoeher. aged 39. a West Berlin Parliament deputy, was under arrest in East Germany as an alleged spy. The West Berlin police early this year said that Hoeher was doped by a cigarette in
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    Factory planned
    43 3 NEW DELHI. Fri. representatives of the German combine Krupps and Demag met the Indian Government Production Secretary. Mr A. K. Chanda. yesterday to discuss the formation of a company to establish and run a big industrial plant in India. Ri :iter.
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    Mau Mau bombed
    25 3 NAIROBI. Fri— Four Lincoln 1 bombers bombed forest areas southwest of Nyeri where Mau Mau gangs are known to have nideouts Reuter.
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    SKULL FOOLED THE EXPERTS
    71 3 rpilK INltdown skull, beA lieved since its discovery in 1912 to be one of the earliest relics of man, has now been rejected as a fake. Mr. u.i ii T. Marston. a British dentist and amateur anthropologist, pictured here with a specimen. doubted its authenticity as
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    Transferred
    25 3 LONDON. Fri— The British Government yesterday said 11 civil servants had been transferred and one dismissed since March 1952 because of Commuinst association. UP
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    Ginger goes to Paris
    55 3 Ginger goes to Paris FILM STAR GIIfOIB RCM.IRS and her French husband. Jacques Bergerac, on arriving in Paris. She is 42 and he is 26. Later they will go to London to make a film, "Riviera Thriller," the story of an American who *o*s to Paris and falls in love
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    Sponsored television approved
    102 3 LONDON. Fri. THE House of Lords last night approved a plan for commercial television in Britain after the Marquess of Salisbury had promised it would be nothing like the American T.V. The Government defeated a rebel Conservative motion condemning commercial television plans for Britain oy 157 votes
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    U.S. aids factory
    31 3 KARACHI. Fri— The Pakistan Government yesterday said that it had received United States aid worth more than $12 million towards building a fertiliser factory in Punjab Province. A.P.
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    Against Tito
    27 3 BELGRADE. Fri. Yugoslav election returns showed that at the very most 15.7 of the voters opposed the Government, the Vice-President. Moshe Pijade. said yesterday. Reutor.
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    The price of war
    66 3 OTTAWA. Fri —Canada spent $200,000,000 outside thr» country on the Korean war, Mr. Brooke Claxton, the Defence Minister, said in the House of Commons yesterday. Announcing that 23,723 Canadian Servicemen foueht in the campaign Mr. Claxton said that if costs of administration and training in Canada
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    HUMAN JACKDAW STOLE 700 ITEMS
    108 3 WHEN 54-year-old shoplifter was arrested in Frankfurt. Germany, recently. it was found that she had stolon articles valmd at more than £400. During the last two years she had stolen more than 700 aitirles, including shoes, hats, umbrellas, Jewellery, textiles and handbags. Most of the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    306 3 LONDON. PVt. TVOT much interest was displayed In the Far Eastern section of today's Stock MarKet. Tea* were occasionally supported, but rubbers attracted leas Interest and tins were almost neglected Elsewhere in metals. however. .\fawrhl mines were a (food market on the news from Burma that the company's
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. Nov. 27. Cash Buyers £652' Sellers £655; Forward Buyers tf>4l: Sellers £642>.>; Settlement £<>55 (down £5). Turnover a.m. 120 tons. p.m. 40 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    36 3 LONDON Nov. 27— Spot |T%4 Jan 17 T -dJ Feb. 18d.. Mar. l»d. Jan-Mar. 18d.. Apr. -June 18d. July-Sept. 18', d. Dec. c.i.f. IT%C Jan. c.i.f. 17,.d.. Pfb c.i.f 17 7 *d. Tone: Hesitant.
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    NATO nears its target
    61 3 OTTAWA. Fri— T h e Canadian Defence Minister. Mr. Brooke Claxton. said nere yesterday that the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance was now close to achieving its nnal target. The build up had Qe^n of sufficient strength in Europe to ensure that NATO forces might hold off
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    Even your amah is in this old age benefits scheme for workers
    301 4 r'ARDENERS, cooks, houseboys and amahs are among those who will benefit under Singapore's new central provident fund scheme. Mr C. C. Tan, who helped to put the Central Provident Fund Bill through the Legislative Council on Tuesday, told
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    Cottage craftsmen will now not have to pay trade tax
    309 4 NEW BILL GIVES RELIEF TO SMALL MAN KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. AMENDMENTS to sections of the Registration and Licensing of Business Ordinance, which will bring relief to two classes of small businessmen, were passed yesterday by the Federal Legislative Council. There
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    GRANDFATHER OF THE BRIDE
    76 4 Meets her husband at ceremony MR. NG JIT GEOW, a Penang lawyer, kneels with his bride, Miss Noni Llm Soh See before her grandparents, Tow k a y Lim Lean Teng, a Penan g millionaire, and Mrs. Lim, at an "introduction" ceremony held after their wedding
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    No rabies bui Governor must say so
    86 4 No rabies bui Governor must say so SINGAPORE'S Veterinary Officer, Mr. A. H. Foster, has told the Government that the Colony cmn be declared free of rabies. But this will not be official until gazetted by the Governor. Mr. Foster said: "Six months have elapsed since the last case of
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    Lecture
    40 4 Dr. K. C. Ho, head of the Chinese department at the University of Malaya, will give a public lecture on 'The Chinese collection" in the University library at th e Arts Theatre. Cluny Road, at 8.30 p.m. on Monday
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    FILM GUIDE FOR THE PUBLIC
    202 4 Shows must be classified KIM A LUMPIR. Friday. A BILL was passed in the Federal Legislative Council today which will make film censorship uniform throughout Malaya. Cinema proprietors must classify all films they show, not to exclude Juveniles but to guide parents and the general
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    Festival of music
    80 4 The annual Festival of English Church Music will be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, at 5.15 p.m on Monday. The festival, in the form ol a evensong, will include works by C. Hubert H Parry. C Villiers Stanford, Geoffrey Shaw and Sydney Nicholas. The Bishop of
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    JIMMY WAITED FOR SOLOMON
    121 4 A SINGAPORE schoolboy. Jimmy Teoh, 14. was the happiest student in Singapore last nirht Hr met Solomon. Britain's rreatest pia nlst. Solomon flew Into the Colony by Cathay Pacific Airways from Bangkok and Jimmy was there to meet him with his autograph book. Jimmy, who is
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    MISSING MAN
    67 4 MISSING MAN Inquiry urged KUALA LUMPUR, XL— Mr. S. C. E Slngam (Independent, Bungsan will mov» at Monday's meeting of the Municipal Council that a committee of inquiry be appointed to investigate the disappearance of Mr. C. Nalliah, an inspector of the Town Cleansing Department. Mr. Nalliah vanished in July
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    School show
    24 4 Singapore Tamil Education Society will hold its annual schools handicraft exhibition at the St. George's Road Tamil School at 10 a.m. today.
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    Loan shows 'Federation is not alone'
    112 4 KUALA UMPI'R. Fri. HHHE Member for Local.Gov--1 eminent. Data Nik Kamil. said in the Federal Legislative Council today that the Singapore Government's $30 million loan showed that the Federation was not alone in its fieht against the "forces of evil and destruction." Moving a
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    Praise for retiring councillor
    67 4 Praise for retiring councillor KUALA LUMPUR. Fri rE FINANCIAL SECRETARY. Mr. E. Himswortn today paid tribute to Mr. H. H. Facer following his retirement from the Federal Legislative? Council. The assistance Mr. Facer had rendered in his capacity as a member of the Finance and Public Accounts Commit w<uilri be
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      100 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7 15 Morning Star; 7.30 News; 736 Melody Mixture; 8 Take It From Here; 8.30 Hospitals Half Hour; 9 Close Down; 1.02 Music; 1.30 News; 1 50 David Rose and His Orchestra; 2 Racing Commentaries from the Singapore Turf Club: 5 Sports- 6.30 Between You and Me;
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    'Stick' of bombs may have fallen on Singapore
    237 5 'Stick' of bombs may have fallen on Singapore MYSTERY SHELL FOUND ON ESTATE rHK bomb disposal unit of the Royal Air Force has ordered labourers to keep out of the Singapore United Rubber Company estate at Yio Chu Kang Road until Monday. This warning follows the discovery on Wednesday of
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    THEIR HOME WAS A BOMB BUMP
    113 5 THEIR HOME WAS A BOMB BUMP TEN people lived in a house in Halifax Road, Singapore, for two years, ignorant until Thursday that the compound was a live ammunition dump. The 10 wiTi> a F.uropean cost accountant with the City Council Klectrii-al Department, his family and three employees. On Thursday
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    Contest to boost latex foam
    95 5 Contest to boost latex foam KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A COMPETITION for designs of furniture upholstered with latex foam has been started by the British Rubber Development Board. The first prize will be si::: Other prizes of $218. $131. .iiul SB7 will be offered. The designs will be judged by a
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    3 MONTHS FOR DRIVER
    103 5 3 MONTHS FOR DRIVER SUNDRA SINGH, a taxi driver, was sentenced to three months' gaol in Singapore yesterday for driving a car while under the influence of drink. He was also fined $50 for negligent driving and disqualified from driving for a year. Sundra. who was driving a taxi, knocked
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    Flying visit to K. Lipis
    61 5 KUALA, LUMPUR. Fri.— The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. this morning flew to Kuala Lipis to confer with the operations sub-committee of the Pahang State- War Executive Council. They discussed operational matters, a Federation Government statement said. After lunching with the officers at 18
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    $1,162 raised
    28 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Frl The soccer match between Penang and Perak Malays at Kuala Kangsar on Sunday in aid of the Poppy Day Fund brought in $1,162.
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    FREED ON CHEQUES CHARGES
    120 5 rpAY ENG CHONG. accused X at the Singapore Assizes of dishonestly retaining thre^ stolen cheques worth $11,900 or, alternatively, helping in their disposal, was acquitted and discharged yesterday. Th jury returned a verdict of not guilty on each charge. Two of th e offences relating to
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    Village show
    27 5 RAUB. Fri— Nearly the whole of Bukit Koman village turned out to watch the variety show performed by ex-surrendered bandits whlcn included two young girls.
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    Bankrupt to pay $25 a month
    45 5 Tan Gek Song, a clerk. wa.s made a bankrupt in the Singapore rftgh Court yesterday en his own petition. Tan's total debts were $2,220. He was ordered to pay the Ofncial Assignee $25 monthly from his pay of $278.
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    Club officials
    46 5 Office-bearers of the Singapore Stamp Club for the next year are: President. Mr. T. A. Keegan; secretary, Mr. J. C. Coldwell: exchange manager, Mr. K. Fish; auctioneer, Mr. F. J. Braga: committee: Miss B J. Heltnius, Mr. Leong Hong Hee and Capt. L.G.W.D. Nutting.
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    THEY ARE MAKING A 75 ib. PUDDING
    98 5 —and 300 seamen wilS eat it at Christmas WITH UM than a month to Christmas, plans and preparations are well under way. Seamen of many nationalities yesterday helped to mix a Christmas pudding at Connell House, Singapore. Stirring the 75-lb mixture are J.
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    STREAMLINING WILL NOT MEAN SACKING
    135 5 Council men to be transferred rpHERE WILL be .no sackings I in the Singapore City Council next year du e to streamlining of administrative machinery a member of the Council finance committee said yesterday. The new system is expected to save the Council $75,000 a
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    New O.S.P.C.
    33 5 ALOR STAR, Frl.— lnche Abdullah bin Hanapiah has ar--1 rived here to take up duties as OSPC, North Kedah, in place of Mr. D. W. Bezdeen who ha.-. Rone on leave.
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    $2,000 fine
    38 5 TAIPING, Fri— Pleading guilty to assisting in running a public lottery. 100 and 1000 characters, Chiam Tang Sim, a stallholder, was fined $2,000 or eight months' gaol. A $250 reward will be given to the informer.
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    COURT: ARREST UNCALLED FOR
    125 5 Driver parked sft. from curb T*HE Singapore Second Traffic Police magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, said yesterday that a motorist should not have been arrested for parking his car five feet from the curb. A police officer had told the court that C.P. Ai.mll had been
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    Home Guards get colours
    64 5 KLANG. Frl. The Raja Muda of Selangor today presented colours to the Is't. 2nd 3rd and 4th Kuala Langat Home Guard battalions at jTt'lok Datoh. Banting. The Raja Muda urged th«> 600 Home Guards to treat their ensigns as an inspiration to fight the Communist terrorists
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    Aerobatics at air show
    56 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Displays of aerobatics, foimation flying and forced landing will be given by the Malayan Auxiliary Air Fore and the Selangor Flying Club during the club's "Air Day' at Kuala Lumpur airport on Sunday. The programme will also include "joy rides" and tours ut
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    List of jurors is on view
    72 5 A copy of the list of Jurors for Singapore Ls now posted on the right hand side of the entrance vestibule of the Supreme Court. It will be there for three weeks. During thLs period, any per.soii nay apply In writing to ti>t* Registrar
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    Enrolment of St. John cadets
    29 5 I St. John Ambulancp Cadets. Singapore, will hold an enrolment ceremony at Outram School today. The Commissioner. Dr 0 Haridas, will make the presentations.
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      134 5 Singapore Week-end Diary TODAY KnUry District Conference: OpenIng by District Governor, Rotarian A. W. FrLsby. 10 a.m.; luncheon 1 j p.m.; District Governor's dinner and! bull 8 pin :it Adelpht Root Garden. Co, i in. mi Suert. I Telok Ayer MIT.: Home drUica- lion and thanksgiving MTYICt IH4 Prime Hhllip
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      129 5 Badminton Hall, Guillemard Road, 8 pm. Singapore Tamil Kduralion Society: Schools handicraft exhibition at Si. Oeorge's Road Tamil School in »m. Opening by Mrs. J U. Appadur.i 1 Dnivrrslly or London: Foundation U.iv liiiiner ami dam :it Sfa View HoiH. Meyi-r Road. 8 30 p.m. I.i i Luis: Straits hinrsr
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      119 5 Orchard H<. ,rt. TOMORROW Singapore Musical Society: Pianoforte NOtal by Solomon at Victoria Memorial Hull, 8.45 p.m. Bookings at Kobiiisun Itluuil Transfusion Srrticr: New rilillf .it Cnlier.ll Hospital upei) to public luiiii |Jt .1111. to noon. All vsrltumr Roiary District uiifrrrncr Session at A.lelphl Roof Oaiden (MMM Street. 10 a.m.;
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    DEATHS
    84 6 Honh J/» (minimum) KHOO CHONG KiSNO ol lions Wah Cinema Co. The death occurred *< Younpbers Hospital on the 27th I 2 am. at the age of 53. Thr funeral a ill take place on 29th j noon al II S:ik'rv Lane. lEE WEE HOE fifi died last evenine
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    260 6 nt-FRIGEHATION or Air Conditioning troubles? Rinc Bill Manning about 11. At *****. SINGAPORE Children's Society i itv Ball. Island Clu'). 6a t unlay, December sth. Tickets Irom Robinson's or P.O Box 152. THE Y.W.C.A. New Ballroom Dancinp Classes for beginners and lnirrmediate courses Commence on 1 12 53. Enrol
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    Singapore, Sat., Nov. 28, 1953. From Out Of The Blue
    672 6 Singapore, Sat., Nov. 28, 1953. From Out Of The Blue Russian agreement to a Big Four meeting in Berlin comes as a bolt from the blue. The timing of 't and the unusual decision to publish the bare fact but not the text of the note raise, however, the suspicion
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    The Shadow Of Events
    382 6 While there are only isolated sijrns of growing unemployment in the Federation, the Labour Department's report of events in October begins with a warning which it would be folly to disregard. There is now a phoney slump," says the report, hut a general slump can be
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    Rubber Recovers
    228 6 The American announcement that consideration is to be Riven to a change in the G.S.A.'s stockpile rotation policy has put new life in the rubber market. At the close yesterday the price was back to the levels of early October. It will give heart to the industry, and
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    As I was Saying
    1091 6  -  jKfl^n^UfiMMi r«^^^s mS^S 0 A r^^S fUHERE does the money go? Federal Councillors who spent the best part of a day debating the budget had their appetite for criticism whetted by the reports of the Director of Audit, whose job it is to track down wayward
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    110 6 From the Straits Times of Nowmber i! 8. 1903 THE B. I. ss. Zamania went into dock at Tanjong Pagar last evening to repair a flaw in one of her bottom plates. This Haw was discovered on her last voyage to Madras but the cause was not
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    A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK
    866 6 A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK WHAT does England look I like asked a Chinese friend as he drove me home from a party a few weeks ago. Of course, it is not easy to g-ivc an answer about a country which crushes such diversity of landscape within so small a compass. But
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    CANDIDATES MEET THE HECKLER
    266 7 CANDIDATES MEET THE HECKLER I Radio Brains Trust I THREE candidates for the Singapore City Council elections next month were introduced last night to The HrrkWr. Thousands of people listened in on '-heir ordeal. For it wa.s before the microphones of Radio Malaya th^t Messrs. s. S. Manyam < Labour
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    STRICTER PEST LAWS: AIR , TRAFFIC STEPS UP DANGER
    142 7 STRICTER PEST LAWS: AIR TRAFFIC STEPS UP DANGER KI'ALA LI MPI R, Fri. rpo PREVENT possible spread in Malaya of plant diseases and pests now troubling other parts of the world. the Federal Legislative Coun- cil today passed a Bill consolidating the existing law for pest control. Siirh stricter control
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    Three Chambers of Commerce, Govt. men
    591 7 THE MERCHANTS SEEK RESERVED SEATS IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL tell Rendel: This is what we want THE THREE CHAMBERS of Commerce in Sin of Action, representing 15,000 Government separate memoranda on the Colony's constitute mission, which is now reviewing it. The three Chambers of Commerce
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    'RAISE THIS FINE 1,000 TIMES'
    288 7 Magistrate attacks boat law /CRITICISING yesterday a section of the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, which prescribes a maximum penalty of only $25 for carrying excess passengers, Mr. R. W. H. Davies. a Singapore magistrate, said that the ordinance should be "rigorously revised" and the fine raised
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    COURT SITS JUST TO HEAR SGT'S EVIDENCE
    185 7 He's going to Britain soon 'THE Singapore Seventh Police Court held a special x hearing yesterday to record the evidence of Staff Sgt. Edward Tomlinson, of the Royal Army Service Corps, who is leaving for Britain next week. Sgt. Tomlinson wa.s testifying against
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    Awards for workers
    70 7 I KLUANG Fri.— Lt. -General Sir Hugr. jC. Stockwell. Genelal Officer Commanding Malaya, today presented testiImonials from the C-in-C FARELF to two Army civilian employees for efficient and devoted servlcess during the Emergency. The recipients were Mr. P. Raghavan. the senior member of the staff of FARELF's
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    Church meeting
    27 7 There will be a Christmas committees' meeting of the i Telok Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship. Singapore, in the church hall 7 30 p.m. on Monday.
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    HIS STORY HELD WATER
    101 7 But it was in milk rpHERAWARDY, a cowherd A charged in a Singapore court yesterday with selling adulterated milk, told the magistrate that his cow's milk was naturally watery. But the City Police Court magistrate, Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn, said he could not accept this explanation.
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    London exam results
    62 7 The following passed the University of London examination he?d in Singapore last June: Mr. Ong Kang Hai (B.A. Honours in English, second class, lower division i Mr. Ong Kirn Kiat iB.A. Honours in English, third class), Mr T P Paran iB.Sc. General, Botany only i, Mr. Tan
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    THEREGIMENT SEEKS 100 RECRUITS
    52 7 THEREGIMENT SEEKS 100 RECRUITS KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A NEW 16-day recruiting drive for the Federation Reiiim.nl and the Federation Engineer Squadron will be launched in four States and Penan* on Dec 1. The target is 100 recruits for the Federation Regiment and 3 for the Engineer Squadron. Chinese recruits are
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    Births 820 deaths 176
    30 7 Births in Singapore totalled 820 and deaths 176 for the week endeo November 21. Main causes of death were: pneumonia 18. tuberculosis 17 and enteritis 14
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    'ABORIGINES ARE NOT MUSEUM PIECES'
    228 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A BILL protecting aborigines and allowing for their advancement was referred to a select committee which will make a more detailed examination of Its recommendations. Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar Membe r for Home Affair*, told j Federal Legislative Councillors today that
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    No rush to get loans for homes
    125 7 THERE has been no rush to apply for housing loans from the Singapore City Council, though rules for srantins loans have now been approved, a local senior officer said yesterday. Only ten or so have applied. He said that this was partly because
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    Mr Watt is re-elected
    86 7 Mr W. McGregor Watt wa.s yesterday re-elected president of the Racehorse Owners' Association, of Malay* with Mr. Runme chaw as vice-president. Members of the committee are: Messrs. R A. C Wills. E. J Tan. Lim Chong Pang. J. Caun. Wong Siew Lene. Choo Lye Huat and
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    Blood bank open
    35 7 The Blood Transfusion Centre at the Singapore Oeneral Hospital will be open tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. till noon for <he convenience of donors who are unable to attend during normal working houn>.
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    Indonesia's new ships due here
    141 7 MORE and morf new coastal ships belonging to the .ndone.sian Government will call at Singapore in the next I few months. Indonesia, when it decided to nationalise its shipping two I years ago, placed orders with shipyards in Holland. Italy and Britain fo r coastal
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    'FAIR DEAL' FOR DOGS TAKES 500 STRAYS OFF STREETS
    228 7 A HOME for hundreds of stray dogs now roaming Singapore streets will be built early next year in the "Garden of Liberation" off Thomson Road. The dogs will be roundedup as soon as the kennels are ready, Mrs. F. Leon-Soh. founder-president
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    Tax men's wings not clipped
    109 7 Tax men's wings not clipped Xl \l LUMPUR Fri rE select committee which considered amendments to the Income Tax Ordinance had no intention nf clipping the wings of the department in favour of evasion, emphasised the Financial Secretary, Mr. E. Himsworth. in the Federal Legislative Council today. He asked for
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    TWO MORE BANDITS GIVE UP: ONE DIES
    219 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. TWO more terrorists A have surrendered and another has been killed in tho Federation. A Gurkha has been killed and two wounded. One of the surrenders wns at Kampong Mentelong in the MerMng area of Johore. The terrorist brought a
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    Pen costs him 12 months
    56 7 A police superv:>er Ch<> Hong Lim. stole a pen from a passenser in a trolley bus at Hill Street. Singapore, on August 31. Yesterday Cho was sentenced to 12 months' gaol, to be followed by two years' police supervision. The pen was recovered and returned
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    They get extra powers
    76 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. rpHE Federal Legislative Council today passed a Bill giving extra powers to Municipal Councillors in the Federation to help speed-up administrative work in the municipalities. It gives them power to cor. troi certain types ot building.to control pests and diseases K also authorises
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      144 7 The Weather Minimum temperature: (7.30 p.m. on Nov. 26 to 7.30 a.m. on Nov. 21) Singapore 74, Penang 72, Kota Bahru 75, Kiia'a Lumpur 70, Ipoh 71, Kuantan 70. Maximum temperature: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Nov. 27 1 Singapore 86. Penang 89, Kota Bahru not received, Kuala Lumpur
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    Big training scheme will help all disabled persons to earn a living
    240 8 fHE Singapore Government plans to help all disabled persons in the Colony to earn a living. Mr. F. G. Tyson, the Chief Employment Officer, told the Straits Times yesterday that his department is working on a scheme to
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    SHE RAN THE BLOCKADE
    30 8 THE KX -BLOCKADE RUNNER, Sin Soon I.cc. seen lying at the laid-up anchorage yesterday. The vessel has hren sold for breaking up locally. Straits Times picture.
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    3 parties in Province vote battle
    118 8 3 parties in Province vote battle ALL signs point to ;i keen three-cornered battle in Province Wellesley's first ever town council elections at Bukit Mertajam on Nov. 28 The Labour Party and the Radicals are putting up five candidates each, while no less than eight Indrnrndmt- ,>ncontesting. In recent weeks,
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    Village to get old folks home
    44 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri Kota Tinpgi District \V< faip Committee has decided to build j an Old Peoples" Home at Kota Kechil new village A Charity Week will shortly' be held to get more f undi for the project.
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    Union demand
    33 8 PENANG. Frl Penang and Province Wellesley Malay Teachers" Union has decided to i ask Government to appoint a Malay inspector of schools to supervise Malay classes in i non-Malay vernacular schools
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    SHIP DEALS WITH CHINA BARRED
    140 8 Vessels must be broken up F> make sure that British snips registered in Singapore are not re-sold to Red China, buyers of any local ships must, make a deposit with the Master Attendant as a guarantee that the ship will be broken up and not
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    Johore plans new lottery
    61 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri— The Johore Association for the Prevention of TB and the Johore State Welfare Committee have agreed to hold a state lottery in aid of the TB Fund and general welfare work. Application will be made to the Financial Secretary. Federation of Malaya, for
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    For Britain
    40 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— I Mr. D. P. Rees. Adminstrative Officer. Seeamat, left by plane j for Britain on Tuesday on receipt of the news of the death of his fathrv Hr^ Is pxpected back In a fortnicht. i
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    MENTAL PATIENTS HOLD SALE
    114 8 1 Y ISITOR S flWked Woodbridgr Hospital in Singapore yesterday and quickly snapped up baskets, suitcases, table sets, toys, paper flowers and other articles offered for sale. I Tatients at the hospital were holdine their first sale of work. They were their own salesmen. Many proudly
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    SING SONG GIRLS WILL BE MODELS
    58 8 PENANG, Fri. ELEVEN SING SONG girls will pose as models for members of the Penang Photographic Society at a photographic contest and picnic at Tanjong Bungah on Sunday. The party will spend the whole day on the beach. The contest will start at 10
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    Science grant
    30 8 penang. Fri. The Penang Anglo-Chinese Girls' School will receive a Government grant for its science block. the principal. Miss Ann Harder, announced at the annual prize giving today.
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    TRADE RECESSION MAY HIT GOVT. LOAN PROSPECTS
    212 8 TRADE RECESSION MAY HIT GOVT. LOAN PROSPECTS Doubts about borrowing $150 m. KUALA Ll'MPl'K. Friday. THE Financial Secretary, Mr. E. Himsworth, expressed doubts in the Federal Legislative Council today on whether the Government could raise a $100 million loan in Malaya next year in view of the declining prices of
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    Their hopes of Xmas pay are dashed
    69 8 IMIK MAJORITY of the IU.OOO Singapore (Government workers in the lower income groups, who were hoping to get a Christmas pay packet as a result of the Ritson pay. recommendations, will not get it. The Government will not pay their $15 a month
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    Thismeans another million in I revenue
    130 8 Thismeans another million in I revenue K. LUMPUR. Fri. t -THE FEDERAL Legisla- tivr Council today approved a motion by I the Financial Secretary. I Mr. E. Himsworth. to ;tincnd the Customs Ordinance 1952. to bring an increased revenue of I SI million from custom? duties. New dutiable items indtidr
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      415 8 Straits Time* Crossword ttmm _> We:ilili for a mrlrxiv It), 12. -Drop ;ind rrl*p nnd T* I I* I y^U b |O 1 ft. Noble rricket (rround? (S). (Nmle, < 4 > Pij j 11^ J fi In this Bnv P o 111 do l 5) M Th s do<lc
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    Capt. Hart, an 'earl's son/ terrorised Pacific and became a 'king'
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      16 9 TOMOHHOU I T Death on the la real lakes By arrangement with the Sydney Daily Mirror.
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      364 9 TiU: WM/WIV XiGIMTS A-> the pirates swarmrd aboard our ill-fated ahip a desperate Fortunately for thoae of MS who stnitcle beran. They were fierce, fearless fellow* and such rurvived, these pirates were of our crew aa showed fifht paid for their courage with their shrewd fellows, neglecting no lives. Myself,
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      Produce prices
      78 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: Noon prices per picul were: Copra: steady: December $38\ buyers. $38 sellers- J«nuant39\ buverx. $38 sellers Coconut oil: steady, up So cents: $62 sellers. Pepper: quiet; White down It: I Black unchanged- No business re- ported: Muntok white »33S I wak $330. Lamponc black
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      PRICES FIRMER ON RUBBER RISE
      541 10 TURNO VER SLIGHTL V BIGGER T»HE rise of two cents a pound in the price of rubber caused a better feeling throughout the Singapore share market yesterday. This brought a small inquiry for some of the better class rubber shares at hißhrr prices, caused tin
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      RUBBER PRICES
      154 10 Dec ember first grade closed on thr Si!mf,|«)ic rubber market ves'rrn.iv ..i til (ents 8 iioiind. two i ent.s above Thur.-day.s close and (.he, hiuhc, level since early October. BuMnc.vs was done during the day b€f WU 60';, and 61 cents There was a (liange In .sentiment on
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      Australian stocks
      168 10 MELBOURNE, Fil. I/ASIER prices for some market leaders caused an irregular tone in share dealing on t lie Stock Exrhnn.c tod;iy. Australian Consolidated Indu-t--rirs :md Broken Hill Prrvpnpt.uv lost mii;ill amo'.nts and tradln; \o|ume ni nnt iargp. Mining scrip moved rrrntlcalh Roik) prices rose again, elclit i.'surs rising
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      Exchange rates
      93 10 The Malayan Exrhanse Banks Association made thr fnllowlnK rhnnttes in Its rates to merchants yrstprd;iv:CANADA: buying. T.T. 32 IS. air mall. O.D 32',. 90 riavs 32' credit bills. 32 9 16 trade hills: >.cV-A Inc. TT or O.D. ready. 31 II lfi HONG KONG buylnir T.T U. OP
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      Australian wool firm
      56 10 MELBOURNE. PYi Values mm maintiilnrd at yesterdaYs nrm Icrrti fit the Melbourne wool -n\v 'hl« afternoon The outstanding Iwtara of the market was the strength nf the demand from Russia-domlnatr'f rountrles and Western Ejirop'r Medium finr merino types were In spirited rfnuest and f"llv mnlni.iinfd their favourable
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      TIN PRICE
      17 10 Thf prior of tin in Sincapuro ypstcrday was dprlarrd at 5323.371 a picul. down SI
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      630 10 NOTICES NOTICE The closing date of tender for Junior Officers Mess at Seremban has been extended to 12 noon of 3rd December, 1953. ROTARY DISTRICT CONFERENCE At 9.45 a.m. on Saturday. November 28th, H.E. The Governor, Sir John Nicoll, K.C.M.G. will open the Rotary District Conference In the Adelphl Hotel
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      810 10 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Claw "C" Contractors and above at the Office of the State Engineer, P.W.D.. Perak. Ipoh, up to 3.00 p.m. on 30th November, 1963, for the Construction of one block (2 Units) of ClftM r Transit Quarters each at Parlt Buntar (3 Bedrooms)
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      THIS IS NOT 'GIFT' TO FIGHT REDS
      424 12 THIS IS NOT 'GIFT' TO FIGHT REDS It is Singapore's 'whack' I WRITE this letter in two rapacities: (a) as a member of the public of Singapore; (b) as a taxpayer who has paid in full and on time all the dues payable under the Income Tax Ordinance since its
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      In the council again, but—
      95 12 In the council again, but IT is gratifying to note that of the five Indian councillors who resigned jointly i fro m thp Federal Legislative 'Council, three are already back in the council. j Soon after the resignation an explanatory joint statement was made by the five, outlining the circumstances
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      Stumbling block of the mind
      316 12 Stumbling block of the mind I FIRMLY believe that the existing ties of friendship between the peoples of the East and the West must be conti-i nually strengthened. We have never needed each other so greatly as we do today. This will be increasingly so in the future. This noble
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      THEY HELPED
      56 12 I through your paper express my thanks to the kind European woman and Malay and Chinese men who rendered me first aid before the ambulance arrived, after an accident in which I was involved, in front of the Tanglin Post Office at 4.30 p.m on November 9. 1953
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      Sir David has easier task
      308 12 TODAY, two commissions sit in Singapore to inquire into politics and medicine. As one commission after another comes to these shores, we have mixed feelings of apprehension and admiration. But no-one would deny that such a means of assessing opinions and possibilities is the best
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      SLIPPING RING ON FINGER...
      118 12 j SURPRISING to Western eyes was a recent photograph of a young Chinese man. in 'full view of many guests, slipping a ring on the ringer of— his fiancee. Only a few years ago an engagement party was purely a quiet family affair The girl already
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      A squatter poser
      284 12 rE township of Petallng Jaya was first conceived for the benefit of squatters in Kuala Lumpur and I hope that the authorities will enlighten me why effective steps cannot '< be taken against squatiers now that thi.s provision has been i made. I am a woman with
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      ALL THIS— AND BEAUTY PARLOURS FOR MEN
      151 12 ALL THIS— AND BEAUTY PARLOURS FOR MEN G. Malenkov's getting tougher EE By procrastinated bluff. Eisenhower's getting softer =S With psychology and trust. Churchill with rhetoric adds Time is needed ain't it sad. ,a, =i In a hall in London's square. Young John Eber's in the picture Doctor Kinsey sells
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      The blind
      111 12 I HAVE been civen to understand that the blind can ride in public buses free of charee in Singapore But recently, a blind person was told to get out of an S.T£. bus by an inspector, because he had no money to pay for the fare The in.spertor
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      LEITERS in BRIEF
      336 12 Social welfare •pVEN before the Federal budget meeting, it seemed that the State Social Welfare Department enforced cuts, not in finance but in the discharge of its obligations. May the public expect the department to function vigorously to the advantage of the few unfortunates who seek their
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      HOW TO ARRANGE HOLIDAYS
      249 12 HOW TO ARRANGE HOLIDAYS I N 19 r >3 thrro arr 15 public holidays in thr Federation. If. to the 52 Sundays and Saturday afternoons I are added the 14 days casual loavo which so I many rnjoy. the total 1 is reduced accordingly. r It is true that many
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      98 12 *^V^SC9*94 !f ill I m~-7 iJ j£^L, b ut it nurses the loads BiSl «Tk 77 5 S' tonncr is capable of tackling the toughest TFxz^jjZ^^it/ haulage assignments, Yet it combines great strength 1 with a responsive suspension system that "nurses" s^^^^^s. the 10ad.. -that protects the vehicle as a
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      107 12 V S2 A woman never feels depressed i When Osram shows her at her best! f\ I Jk j g as m j m v «orr.- or rut r.tMtnAi^tucT^ic co no or HMUM> siNc*»ott «u»i» LUMPu* nmmm bmacu K^ n J l Malaya, ~-<^ as every zvh ere [j he
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    Tigers complete League, Cup double
    582 13  -  SENTINEL By BUT IT WAS LUCKY WIN OVER KARIB TIGERS added the S.A.F.A. Senior Cup to their first division championship by beating Fathul Karib by two goals to one in the final at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, but they were mighty lucky. Fathul Karib had
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    US Davis Cup men beaten at Melbourne
    131 13 US Davis Cup men beaten at Melbourne MELBOURNE. Frl. rpONY TRABERT, United BUtes j-lncie.s champion from Cincinnati, easily won his opening match today In the Victorian championships but two other American Davis Cup squad members, Ham Richardson and Bob Perry, were defeated by Australians. Trabert deieated Mai Anderson of Brisbane
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    Elsie does a faster 50-m
    133 13 PLSIE LJM. holder of the Siwtapore under- 14 -girls 50 metres backstroke swimming record, clocked 40.2 sec. yesterday. one second better than her record, at the first annual swimming carnival of Singapore Primary schools at the Chlne.-e Swlmmir.c Club. But Elsie's effort "will not count
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    MORRIS HITS OUT FOR 126
    107 13 ADELAIDE. Frl ARTHUR Morris, left-handed Test opener who toured England with Australia this year, batted freeiy for 126 when New Sou'h Wale< opened their Sheffield Shleli match against south Australia here today. Morris und R. Briggs paved the way for a big score with an
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    FIJIANS WILL DEFEND CUP
    106 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. TPHE fiiians are defending the 1 FARELF Cup for rugger this year and their first game tn the competition will be In the Federation final. Second round ties in the Federation sec von are Malaya Signals Regiment v l2th Lancers: Somerset Light Infantry
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    TAX LIFT PUTS UP PROFITS
    53 13 LONDON. Frl— The 1953 Wimbledon tennis championships made <t profit of $420,000 (Malayans. Stanley Read, Secretary of the EnglUh Lawn Tennis Association, said yesterday. This was about $216,000 more than last year. The lifting ol the entertainment tax on tennis accounted for the big increase
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    FARRER JUNIORS
    30 13 Farrer Juniors Sports Club will play their first anrA second teams against Tarom football team tomorrow at 4 and 5 p.m. on Johore Trade School ground. Johore Bahru.
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    Dynamos win again
    31 13 COPENHAGEN. Krl Moscow nynamos gained their third win in the three matches of their Danlsn tour yesterday when they beat an Odense side by six goals to nil.
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    DRAWN SOCCER
    29 13 MERSING, Frt. Merslng Kanan held Mersing Klrl 1-1 In a friendly soccer match on the padang here. Ahmad Machok scored for Kanan and Hassan All for Kirl.
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    MALACCA LUCKY TO HOLD JOHORE
    320 13 SEREMBAN Fri. AP ENA L T V bully five minutes before the end enabled Malacca to hold Johore I—l in the openinp game of the Southern section hockey quadrangular tournament of the Malayan championship on the N. S. club ground today. Malacca were lucky to
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    ROCKY ARRIVES
    25 13 Manila, rri— world heavyweight champion Rocky Mardano arrived here at 3.10 p.m today to begin a three-week exhibition tour In the Orient— UP.
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    Johore almost lost Fijians
    221 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. EIGHT Fijlans are again included In Johore's allconquering HMS Malaya rugby XV when Johore meet NegriMalacca at Johore Bahru in the last roui.d of the southern section on Dec. 5 .Johore are fortunate to be able to Include the Pljlans «ho played in
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    VARSITY ESCAPE DEFEAT
    151 13 University 2. BODCA 1 f TNIVERSITY of Malaya's seU cond team scraped through the first round of the Slrgapore Hockey Association's senior knockout tournament at, the University ground in Bukit Tlmah Road yesterday, when a start was made in the competition. The score was 1-1 at full
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    Colony open bid with 3-2 win
    416 13  -  JOHN MARKS SOUTH HOCKEY QUAD. By SEREMBAN. Friday. SINGAPORE overcame their biggest obstacle in their bid to retain the Malayan hockey championship when they beat Negri Sembilan 3-2 in the Southern quadrangular on the N.S. Club padang here today. Negri looked hopelessly beaten at
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    Negri set an example
    113 13 SEREMBAN. Fri. OFFICIALS of the various teams which are taking part in the South Hockey Quadrangular tournament today had to pay 'or their seats They were told by the hon secretary ol the Negri Sembilan Hockey Association. John Kanagaratnam that it was the only way the
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    WONG STARTS FOR SOUTH FORMOSA
    42 13 TAIPEH, Frl Unofficial world badminton champion Won? Peng Soon will leave tomorrow for an extended tour of Southern Formosa where h<» will entertain Nationally soldiers. Wong finished a well-received three-match exhibition series :n Talpeh last night. UP.
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      113 13 illllMjTaMMjji m p. I TODAY BUGGER SCOTLAND v The Rest, on pad»nr.; RNAs Srmbawmnic v SHB. at Sem ba^anc POLICE V GHQ Sirnal Re»t.. at Police Depot; HGQ v 20« PrnvnM Coy. IRMP). at Gtllman Barrack*; ST. ANDREW'S School v East Johore. at KoU TlfifXi; UNIVERSITY v R.E.. at Buktt
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    SHANGRILA CONFIDENT TIP FOR CLASS 2 PLATE RACE
    306 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By CHANGRILA will create Malayan Turf history if he wins the Class 2, IJ-M. plate race (Race Three) at Bukil Timah today, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club November Meeting. No three-year-old has ever won beyond 1| m. in
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    Straits Times Selections
    160 14 EPSOM JEEP Ml BOY POINTER Race 1. Mill Raoe t. 2.30 S. ADMIRAL Ambamiador I 111-tuiu MELBIIRV COI'RT Walkikl What Happened FLI'SHING Rlre Klnr Scarlet Admiral BEAT TEMPS Mrlbury Court H'aikiki RICE KIM. Scarlet Admiral Flushing H AIKIKI Melbury (nun What Happened SHANCiRILA Opera Vint de Bal
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    At B. Timah Today
    54 14 'THE going at Bukit Tlmah 1 today is likely to be good. There was rain yesterday morning but not enough to affect the track. Today's best bet: (lambar Melayu in Race Four. Best Inns shot: Quicksand In Race One. K .id m Malaya will hroadraxt commentaries
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    Gambar Melayu is St. Leger day nap
    885 14 MY ST. LEGER Day nap is Gambar Melayu in Race Four. This old favourite, who thrilled Bukit Tim. ih racegoers last season with his smashing wins in the Spring Cup and Governor's Cup, is right back at his best after a lapse. Gambar
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    OXFORD BEATEN
    20 14 LONDON. Frl— Cambridge fceat Oxford by five events to two In ihrr annu*' relay athletics match; <".«»erriav— Renter.
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    1119 14 DOUBLE TOTE: Races Four and Seven. BIG SWEEP: Race Eight. Race 1—2.00: Class 1. Div. 3 6 Furs 1 852 Scarlet Admiral Maul 8.13 Mr. M. van Breukelcn Owner 2 738 Quicksand Whitney 8.12 Mr. T F Wnne Daniel* 3 097 Indonesia Bagby 8.10 Mr. TV Mitchell
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    OLD UMPIRES SAY: LEA YE RULES ALONE
    163 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri MALAYAN Hockey Council Urn* pires Board derlMon to Investigate certain "controversial" aspects of umpiring at Us meet in-: at Beremban this weekend has brought forth criticism from the older school of umpires in Selangor The Board will discuss whether a
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    Talisman to get best of tough top sprint tussle
    305 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By BEST BETTING race in todays card at Bukit Timah is the Class 1. Div. 1 6f. event (Rare Five) Fairy Tale and -Talisman will renew their rivalry and. with Cinema 11, a runaway winner over a mile last
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    THE BOSUN ST. LEGER OUTSIDER
    234 14 ANOTHER surcesslul season ends today at the headquarters of Malayan racing a season that will be remembered for the many thrilling battles in Cup races. Before we leave Bukit Timah there Is one more l>ip-race pur.zle to be solved— the Singapore St. Letier over 1
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    Mankad will play in test
    80 14 JAIPUR. Fli Vino. MsnksJl bMtta'l all-rounf'rr. will after all play in the second Test :ie;iin the Commonwealth cricket team. beginning ;it Bombay on Dec- 3. On Wednesday, Mankad mM i iß wotikl not be available for ;my o! I .is he w;i.s in need of
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