The Straits Times, 14 November 1954

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES HAW* fa No. 1,003. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1954. if 15 CENTS
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    GROOM SEIZED IN CHURCH
    499 1 etegrams eongratutatt* coupie an marriage that didn't take place Father sent his sons to 'bring him back' KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A <\vE, about to leave her home early this morning for her wedding, collapsed when she heard that her bridegroom had been abductcd> from the church
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    HER ADOPTED SON FROM BORNEO
    38 1 have adopted. This picture was taken in Singapore yesterday Sunday Times picture. Story below Mrs. John C Breman, an American missionary, with Paul, the little Dayak boy whom she and her missionary husband
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    penang man wins S5.OOO
    32 1 penang man wins S5. OOO T^ one winner i •aits Times I szle ZZ." it: I B T.m. 628 Ayer v«k 16. PENANC. I will receive ■3,000 in competition article Page NINE.
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    Boy accused of trying to shoot woman
    37 1 0, ng, iv, w»a ipore pistol house 0 i inj aurder with rob Mrs V lued at d with an aut c rrU'd. Ong I at the C.I.D. Nov. 20.
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    RAISES $2,000 FOR SOUTH WIND
    37 1 RAISES $2,000 FOR SOUTH WIND d for the n habil H. Kmt. preAnli- last it the val in Wind" protnorial I from by the inty of T more than dance, un Datfti C. the seven top dan'
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    John Arlott flies in
    24 1 well-known nd writer, by air rday, on his iming Test ilia. ntarlea in c last Test and by air this
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    National Party wins N.Z. election
    109 1 National Party wins N.Z. election WELLINGTON. Sar. NEW ZEALANDS National Conservative i Government Party won today's general election despite 1 strong swing to the left. Mr. Sidney Holland's National Party, which had 50 scats in the eld 80-sc.il House of Representatives, bittlcd through to retain control with 43 scats to
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    Advice for Nanyang
    117 1 Dr. Chi-Yuen Wu. senior economic officer of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, flew into Singapore from Bangkok yesterday and said. "I am here to advise Dr. Lin Yutang, Chancellor ol Hanyang University, in my personal :ity on matters relating to the
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    Police chief in hospital
    49 1 The Singapore Commissioner of Police, Mr. N. G. Morris, was admitted to the General Hospital yesterday for a minor operation. He is expected to be in the hospital for a week. Deputy Commissioner. Mr. D. K. Broadhurst will act for Mr. MonLs in his absence.
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    'Your loyalty to Malaya'
    165 1 Mr. R. K. Tandon, the new Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, yesterday advised Indians in Malaya to give their loyalty and devotion without any reserve to this country. Mr. Tandon was addressing the first public meeting given in his honour since his arrival
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    Terrorist killed
    31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Communist terrorist was killed yesterday by a patrol of the King's African Rifles in the Lipis area of Pahang. A rifle and ammunition were recovered.
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    151 YEARS' OLD' MAN DIES IN SINGAPORE
    219 1 151 YEARS' OLD' MAN DIES IN SINGAPORE LJAJI I lias bm Haji Abdul Majid, believed to be the oldest person in Singapore died peacefully in his sleep on Friday night at his home in Coronation Road. He had claimed to be 151 years old Known affectionately as the Grand Old
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    Chiang keeps seat
    32 1 MONTEVIDEO. Sat. The general conference ot UNESCO yesterday defeated by 41 votes to six a Soviet attempt to have Nationalist China replaced by Communist China in the organisation. Reuter
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    RUSSIA ASKS 24 NATIONS TO TALKS
    65 1 RUSSIA ASKS 24 NATIONS TO TALKS MOSCOW, Sat. rpHE Soviet Union today inX vited 23 European states and the United States to a conference on collective security in two week's time. In a note today Russia said the conference could be held either in Moscow or in Paris on November
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    ROAR OF AIRCRAFT WAS A FAREWELL
    179 1 rHF thunder of engines as 44 aircraft yesterday iflcrnoon Bm over the liner husan in perfect formation a;is a fitting farewell to the •ct iritis Commander- in -Chief Far last Air Force, Air Marihal Sir Clifford Sanderson. Three bands from the it.A.F. played at
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    Marilyn is out again
    72 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. Film star Marilyn Monroe left hospital here yesterday in hush-hush style. The actress tame out through a ack door, peered to the left and right and then rushed off in a waitinc car. Her former husband. Joe Dimaggio. was not seen. Mr. Dimaggio. a
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    That picture: Babyish..
    318 1 That picture Babyish LONDON, Sat. THE Daily Mirror today lampooned the Daily Telegraph for being "babyish" about a picture of the Britsh Commis-sioner-General for SouthEast Asia with two bare- topped Dayak women. The picture showing the Com-missioner-General. Mr. MacDonald, hand-in-hand with the daughter and niece of chief Jugah in Sarawak,
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    U.S. couple 'mummy, dada to this Dayak
    343 1 1"O a little 20-month-old Dayak boy, who is now in Singapore, "mummy" and "dada" are a kindly American missionary couple who have brought him up as their own child since he was three weeks old. The couple, the Rev Dr |ohn C Bre
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    BOILER BURST INJURES 3
    54 1 Three men were injured, one of them seriously, when a boiler exploded in a workshop in Lavender Street. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. One of the injured men. Chan Hua. was admitted to the General Hospital in a critical condition. Two others, San Koi and Wee Teck Tee,
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    'No' to the Jap boxer
    460 1 'No' to the Jap boxer JAPAN'S bantamweight Mitsuo Yama.-noto has been finaly reiused an entry permiv to enaole him to fight Siam's Thep Vithool m Singapore. The Controller of Immigration, Mr. M. C Oompton, said yesterday: "We are still not satisfied that public opinion is in favour oi allowing Japanese
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    A MIND DOCTORS SECRET CASE REPORT
    162 2 A MIND DOCTORS SECRET CASE REPORT EERY hospital, every doctor, often grapples with "the problem patient." The trouble is usually some va uely placed but agonising pam which defies diagnosis. v v clues which wo .Id gain thr admiration of a .'herlock H He begins tiflc doh is expensive. lon
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    HE WOULDN'T GROW UP
    1114 2 HE WOULDN'T GROW UP 'He bent double with pain... but it was only a trick of his child-like emotions' No. 2 in our new series by a famous London psychiatrist which no youngish man. even lf his workaday life means sitting in an office, should have had. Still, he gradually
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    $17 a month in the RED Army
    670 2  - $17 a month in the RED Army GEORGE WIGG By •Dwina the recent visit to Rustic by a British parliamentary delegation Mr. George' Wing. Socialist M P. for Dudley. England and 2fi urars a soldier made what is believed to be one of the first "Western inspections of a Red
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    Alcoholics take 'cure' by TV
    300 2 Alcoholics take 'cure' by TV nnHIRTY patients from a 1 ward for alcoholics at a British hospital have formed the BBC's strangest ever studio audience at a programme about a man who Is cured of alcoholism. And their visit to a Broadcasting House studio while the programme was recorded was
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    Poll divisions
    13 3 tho various Singapore Assembly elections ar in the Oovp ibllshed last
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    RAILWAY STRIKE: THE GOVT. STEPS IN
    194 3 RAILWAY STRIKE: THE GOVT. STEPS IN hi u.\ iiMPiii, Bat. rlt I t:lcr.»ti<in (iovernt<>d;iv slopped iw between the Railway Adminlsa nd its Tram,- Ope--1 in. >n in an attempt the itepate and coiintrv-widt' (.(iviTiinient is to ask u.i\ Arbitration I to clarifj its hnrihe backdating of m herre for union
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    Why fish died—and what to do about it
    435 3 Why fish died— and what to do about it Wash everything, says Mr. Stewart J^ NEW officer, Mr. John Stewart, whom the Singapore City Council has put in charge of the Van Kleef Aquarium, yesterday gave his diagnosis I i of the trouble and prescribed a remedy. The diagnosis: the
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    Singapore man weds in Penang
    27 3 Mr. Stanislaus Das of Singapore and MTss Theresa Dawson of Penang after their wedding at the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Penang.
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    The Blue Angel'
    93 3 The Singapore Film Society's first show will be given at the British Council Hall this evening when the famous Marlene Dietrich-Emi! Janntngs picture, "The Blue Angel", will be screened. This starts .it 9 o'clock People wanting to see the film, but who have not vet Joined the
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    NEW PARTY MAY JOIN ALLIANCE
    135 3 AN Indication that the U.VINO-MCA Alliance will part in the next Singa- j pore elections in combination with the newly-formed People's Action Party was gvien yesterday. The P.A.P. stated that at Its Inaugural meetine on Sun- day. Nov. 21, Dato Sir Chenglock Tan, president of
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    Service at tomb of Sultan's father
    146 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. THE 59th anniversary of the death of Sultan Abubakar. father of the present Ruler of Johore, was officially commemorated today with a service at his tomb in the royal mauseleum in the Jalan Mahmoodiah cemetery. The Regent of Johore. the Mentri
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    Wanted: one Noahs Ark
    107 3 WANTED: A Noah's Ark and a drum for two small children at Plainfield School, Singapore. In a letter to the Sunday Times, making thLs appeal, a teacher said it would make no difference if the drum or the ark was broken as handy lads at the
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    CAUGHT AS HE ATE LOAF HE STOLE
    166 3 HUNGRY MAN, who stole a loaf of bread, worth 40 cents, was arrested while he was eating it, the Singapore Third Criminal District Court was told yesterday. Mohd. Noor bin Ali, 20. who pleaded guilty to the theft, was gaoled for two years
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    Band concert
    21 3 The Singapore Police Band will play at King George V Park from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    WHO expert due
    26 3 Dr. G. R. Hargreaves, Chief of the Mental Health Section, W.H.O. Headquarters In Geneva is due to arrive In Singa*M)re from Zurich tomorrow
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    He will play in Singapore
    62 3 Next musical celearity to visit Singapore will be the well-known young Hungarian pianist Bela Siki. He will give a recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall, sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society, on Sunday November 28 Works by Bach. Liszt. Dlnu Lipatti and Debussy will be
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    This bid to save $70 costs S2OO
    70 3 For having 82 two-ounce packets of dutiable shag tobacco, a cigarette stall-holder, Mulah Sahib Maricar. was fined $200, or in default two months' gaol, by the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday The tobacco was found on Friday in the locker of his stall
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    307 3 LONDON, Sat. ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. 1 Arsenal 3 Hudderaficld .*> Burnlry 2 Aston Villa 0 tr Hill 5 Mil -111. -11l- 3 CfcriM 2 Tottrnham 1 Everton 0 Blackpool I !<■!•• i• 1 Sunderland 1 M.v.. hr-'dr C. 1 Portsmouth 2 Newcastle 3 Charlton 1 I'roston 3
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    Lin Yutang is a draw'
    99 3 DR. Lin Yutang. chancellor of the Nanyang University, has proved such a drawcard for Singapore women that the original venue for his talk on "Dress is Civilisation" has been changed for larger accommodation. The host organisation, the Singapore Chinese Ladies' Association had planned that Tuesday's
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      227 3 Benjamin Franklin Isaac Newton Why were these men great? anyone man or woman achieve greatness? Is by mastery of the powers within ourselves c mysterious world within you! Attune yourself •Jora of die ages! Grasp the inner power of your I Learn the secrets of a full and peaceful life!
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      137 3 (iARRICK: "Captain Hikmat"! morning show: "Zamaneke(Filipino) 315. 6.30, 9.15; Hwa" (Hindustani i 10.00. morning show: "Manhunt of ODEON: "Anna" 11, 1.45, Mystery Island" 11-00 4.15, 6.45, 9.30; morning show: ALHAMBRA: "Fighter At- M^ Paradise" (Mandarin) Si PAVILION: "The Weak and morning show^ Above and Be- the w eked Ms> 4
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    Starting this week... That Molotov word
    297 4 Starting this week... That Molotov word vu: It is a woman's word. Men may joke aboul it. explaining to one another iluil ifs the feminine version of "yes." But they really know better. Molotov himself never the negative more intensely than the averace woman. Eve protects herself With this veto.
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    Secret society the motta of which is safety first
    786 4  - Secret society the motta of which is safety first BARBARA CARTLAND By meal which only a very hungry man could enjoy. He was quite frank about his preference Tor eating out. "The trouble." he confessed with a rueful smile. "Is that my wife cooks just like mother used fo do.
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    DENTISTS NOW USING 3-D
    149 4 A 3-D test, that is. threedimensional our for determining uid strains in tor teeth was reportB. Walton, mreh School of Dentistry, at the '.ican I Cleveland. wns are the white ts for front teeth. They sometimes break in normal use. The now tests locate the areas
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    THE SEVEN DEADLY OF MRS. AND MISS
    100 4 Army has Its teenam> Commandos, and the Navy n s youths for the submarines. How many? BEHIND almost every man whose life has embellished the glittering history or Britain today is a wifp who, whatever her Instinctive fears may have told her to
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    SIMS 1954
    33 4 ha d Of boding han,i barrier her >,: dicta! How plorei woman clouded their ambii business and md i i'ccd only and th NEXT WEEK The m)fl who lies about li» c
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    Lost child travelled 3,500 miles
    426 4 \WHEN three-year-old Helga near her parents' home Two months later, the tragic corpse of a three-year-old child was found, frozen to death and unrecognisable, and nil the town sadly watched the pathetic funeral. Yet little Helga has Hist returned to life safe and sound, found
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      147 4 t^K^'i J'^ w ■.;.v! Si^ Xjßw|9| JBBKiffiliiift*- v ifc-"- ■■^8t! '~*"iiiiiiL'v&&' I >/ J^p What greater beauty is there than that of a baby md P^ 1 MW who ran resist it? The secret of such beauty us COOD HEALTH. HM^Mr JKF the end health that is derived only from
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    British 'other ranks' want a new look in uniforms
    495 5 WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED SOLDIER WOULD LIKE TO WEAR Cpl. Cordon Cambridge, of the Royal Scors Fuxilicrs: "Ye», I know the only smart thing about me is my glengarry cap. I ask you! How could you possibly smarten up these unstarched jungle
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    FUN FAIR AIDS THE ORPHANS
    82 5 HUNDREDS of Indian families found their way to the Raffles Institution grounds yesterday for their share of fun at the RamakrLshna Mission Fun Fair. Food, drinks and toy stalls did brisk business but sales at ready-made goods stalls were on the dull side. The children
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    Rehearsals going well
    48 5 Rehearsals are reported to be gome well for the Singapore Musical Society's performances of Handel's The Messiah." on Dec. 15 and 17. These will be conducted by the euest conductor Laurie; navies who was leader of the orchestra in the successful j concert last month.
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    Colony Y.M.CA. is invited to attend Philippines' talks
    244 5 THE Singapore V.M C.A. is to be invited to send representatives to attend the annual Filipino students' conference next month and also to the V.M.C.A. work- camps to be held next May. The V.M.C.A. Youth Centre in Manila is to sponsor the
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    HOBBY IS NOW BIG BUSINESS
    88 5 JOHORh BAHRU. Sat. A .nan ot $2,000 from RIDA ha;^ ■nabled Kahar bin Pi'l to enar«e on his hobby of rearing ooultry He now ha? a Doultn arm He increased nis stock ol oirds by the purchase of IM hens and 100 ducks and hmn'lt
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    Beauty contests MUST have pretty girls'
    251 5 QRCANISERS of the Miss Singapore" contest hope there will be enough pretty girls to take part in this year's competition Last held in 1950, the contest has lapsed for want of the main ingredient girls! The organisers, weight-lift-ing organisations in the Colony, are wondering
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    JESSELTON AIR SERVICE SUSPENDED
    222 5 (FOLLOWING protest.. by Malayan Airways pilot i that the Jesselton Airport runway is dangerously un for planes to land on in wet weather, the service has !)< n suspended. Captain R. P. Mollard, Malayan Airways' managing director, said yesterday that this would cause "a lot of
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    ITALIANS GIFT OF CANARIES WAS THE REAL THING
    316 5 ITALIANS GIFT OF CANARIES WAS THE REAL THING kJR. SEE CHOOI BAH, of Singapore, is a lover of birckespecially canaries. Two days ago, Mr. Sec received two pairs of canaries which cannot be bought m any bird shop in the Colony or for that rratter in Malaya. Why? Because they
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      90 5 SSjJLjJXLLfI w Singapore i Short wavr 6'^m. Medium wmvr 476 m.). A M 7.15 Time Signal and Open Ihr Announcement. 7.15 Mornlnp Star: IJ6 Newt; J35 Melody Mixture; 800 London Studio Melodies; 8 30—9.00 A Musical Round-up: 11.30 12.00 Sunday Morning Service; P.M. 4.30 Symphony or StriiiMs; 5.00 Tune Signal
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    I Believe...
    705 6 I Believe Just 'political prattle 7 he says YIR. David Marshall is justly known locally for his eloquence before a jury; it will be interesting to see whether he has the same persuasive power in the political arena. Judging by the profusion of words served up in his article "I
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  • The Countryman's Journal
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      Goodbye again to yet another A.O.
      638 6 Goodbye again to yet another A.O. T<HE A.O. and his wife, who are shortly going on leave, held a cocktail party at their house as a farewell gesture to their many wellwishers. These occasions, all too frequent, sadden the Tuan. Since 1946 there nave been live holders of the office
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    9Just what d&e.i he mean '?*
    568 6 9 Just what d&e.i he mean THE fir^t sentence used b> Mr. Marshall in his article requires analysis. It reads:- 'I believe self-go-vernment is better for a people than Colonial Government, however enlightened What. In the first place, docs Mr. Marshall mean by "self-government"? As a lawyer, he fully appreciates
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      Ttro old favourites
      403 6 IT always pays to have a lemon or two in hand. They are invaluable for flavouring, for garnishing, for servinc with fried foods, for doctorina sore throats or the common cold and oven for home beauty treatments to the skin. Here are two well known and ever
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      388 6 Get 4etjfot cLjpeOajL -foeat- the Chicken is plenty lahd +he Cregm is rich M-nni. good! just taste that ~t^^ rich, deep-flavored chicken broth /^^^»T^- hlended with extra-hcavv cream _2l&gt;^* i ..accented with tempting cuts of &gt;^ —^Sf4l celery and ever-so-delicate seaM f^L somnf topped oft with pieces mf/7f///^//T/l^^ chicken so
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      408 6 This is why you should use a 10 K toothbrush A Tek toothbrush n f^ teeth clean and shiny. your gums, too! The short head reaches r&lt; corners, it cleans between tl and along the gums. By brushing your teeth every day with a Ti k tooth'- t will make
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    'EVENING AT HOME' CLOTHES
    133 7 'EVENING AT HOME'CLOTHES 1 \WHAT S new (I've a been asking) in evening -at- home a clothes? a EVENING -AT HOME CLOTHES make a fashion B story parked with news. There's marvellous design- ing: poinjj into evening rasuals. a First story is the evening skirts, which, to my eve, look
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    Santa Ctaus has come to town!
    991 7 Santa Ctaus has come to town! I will begin by choasing two outfits for the women who go to cither midnight services or those who prefer the early morning serv i c c on Chri stmas Day. For the midnight service a ciress tnai is simple -ut smart; that can
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    My husband prefers to] play mahjong!
    302 7 My husband prefers to] play mahjong! I AM absolutely fed up because niv husband is 2 ahvavs brineing home his friends to play mahjong and v hen he does not do so, he goes off to their homes to play with them. Their wives don't mind at all because they
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    I 1 Promise
    143 7 T AM 20-yea,rs-old and my girl I Is five years younger. She r has promised to marry me but 1 her parents disapprove of the idea because I am poor. I will I be leaving this country shortly for training and my girl has i promised to
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    Untitled
    267 7 Reject s A GIRL of my own age (liN k Infatuated with me but I I don't love her because she Is t dissolute in character and so I I ugly that I cannot bear to look at her. One day she came to my room and tried to make
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    i—Scarred—
    208 7 i Scarred—- f S RECENTLY I met with a i slight accident and as a re- j h suit I have a nasty little srar on j my face. The doctors say It will J lade in time but lam very wor- rled In case It does not as lam
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      421 7 What more can you do keeping a family fit and wf.ll is not easy. You make sure they get good meals and plenty of fresh air and sleep. Yet still they pick up infections and illnesses. Can you guard against this? Yes give them daily Ribena. For Ribena the natural
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    CHRISTMAS IS A POPULAR TIME OF YEAR FOR WEDDINGS All eyes are on the bride!
    371 8  - CHRISTMAS IS A POPULAR TIME OF YEAR FOR WEDDINGS All eyes are on the bride! A WEDDING— to the individuals concerned is about the rarest, most wonderful, nerve-wracking and hazardous event possible. It is the only regular remnant of pageantry left to everyday life and all attention is focussed on
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    HERE'S A SHOCK FOR THE MALE MOTORIST 'Women ARE the best drivers!'
    400 8 HERE 'S A SHOCK FOR THE MALE MOTORIST 'Women ARE the best drivers!' |T'S nothing but a plain old canard, says Hollywood film star Piper Laur c. that women aren't as good drivers as men. The truth is, stoutly avers the titian-tressed charmer, that it's the other way around. Miss
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    BRIGHTEN UP A SWEATER
    156 8 IT'S a sweater year! Sweaters In all colours sweaters to match or contrast your favourite skirts sweaters embroidered with sprigs of flowers sweaters sparked with tiny jewels they're "right as rain" and especially cued to the lively season iost ahead. For' thrifty youn-j moderns who wish
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    Basket weave and a bride
    55 8 In the collection by Mattli of London it Hie chalky white paper taffeta bridal gown, the basket weave pattern on the tkirt being made of squares of fine pleating in the same material. This is repeated in the headdress two "leaves" of pleating wirh pearl*
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    Twelve nice dogs seeking homes
    237 9 T gapore Canine Welfare Association wants to find homes for 12 living at Garden of Liberation" ar the ,T^onl Mrs. F. Leon-Soh. the association's president, yesterday said: "These dogs are in very good condition and will make first class watch-dogs. 1 Two are full-bred terriers
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    laughter At Nine' for X.L
    153 9 since the days of the I Repertory has a Singapore theatre group ventured into the Federation to give a show. Now the Island Players, the most consistently workmanlike of the Colony's existing companies, are to appear at the Town Hall. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. November
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    Clerk is stabbed
    64 9 A Singapore ("old Storage Creameries clerk. Mr. Sect Keng Thyc, was stabbed in the neck at work in the office in Orchard Road \esterday morning. A police radio patrol car answered a 'WM)' call, seized a blood-stained paper-cut-ter and asked one of the clerks to accompany them
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    RECORD OF THE WEEK
    215 9 ONE of the great drawbacks of the long playing re-, cord has been the fact that a person who wanted to buy a recording of some favourite short piece had also to buy several others on the same disc. The gramophone companies try to get round
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    Contest is a year old —standard maintained
    956 9 ZZ 4 THURSDAY ZZ 5 FRIDAY ZZ 6 SATURDAY By THE COMPETITION EDITOR THE judging of Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'ZZ' completed one year in this popular series. The entry was as big as ever and the judges, on a general analysis
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      72 9 Wli\i\iNG ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLi£ ZZ THE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'ZZ' was won by B. TAN, 628 Ayer Itam, Mk. 16, Penang. He submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those given below. These were adjudged by the adjudication committee to be the
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    WNOINTI MFNTS
    52 10 20 Hard* SlO (minimum). FAR-SIOI: of high income taxes which to buy InI but build up income for :-.&lt;&gt;. The Annuity for this purpose. Write McLaren. P.O. Box 4024. ■re. nd a preiripr.ds an 0 k The Charfea arr in\o Customs to pay. an excellent at your nearest
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    1750 10 V I V^*^v'*^y vS^^^s:&gt;'^^v^^^^^^^^' V &gt;x^p^^Bg^^^. .1 Chinese student replies I SUGGEST Mr. Ngiam Tcug-FaU should pay a visit to Chinese schools, particularly mine, so that h2 can have a better idea ol how the schools are functionbig. He is certainly o.uit? mistaken when he remarks that Chinest school students
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    *JUST LISTEN TO THAT ACCENT9
    809 10  - *JUST LISTEN TO THAT ACCENT 9 JohnBehague A Malayan has a look at America By A MERICA said the General's daughter as we sipped highballs over the Atlantic, "is the only country in the world which continues to extend a welcoming hand to people of all nationalities." I didn't tell
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    v km *™a^^^^B ■ i lit Jmm\
    198 10 v km *™a^^^^B i lit Jmm\ Malayan Governments, politicians and business- men are full of plans to make our lives happier. Wise &lt; plans, most of them. But every now and again it is &lt; the smaller items of the day's news that bring a lift &lt; to the heart
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    Life with father wasn't funny
    714 10 I IVINC with a great comedian is no laughing matter. It requires the patience of a nurse, the thick skin of a stooge, and the sense of humour of a psychiatrist. At least that is the impression given by a new biography of Groucho Marx
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    He guards Christ's birthplace
    214 10 He guards Christ's birthplace BETHLEHEM. Sat. POLICEMAN Mahmoud Selim patrols an unusual beat. He guards the star marking the spot where Christ was born. The silver star, set in the stone floor of a rock-hewn grotto beneath Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity, has been guarded night and day since 1873.
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    Billy Budd
    248 10 Billy Budd about tl teacher Le f-s look at It yans out 0? anyone eke T^ it was the' atom k acaused th P t?^ boir &gt;n -so guic k iv this cou prlvatioi it not t^'r chil's iea whelmed M^ rants who tried to f oil. nese-owned bar whi
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    AT MIDNIGHT POLICE SAW THE PUNCH GO OUT OF THIS PETROL
    257 11 m two of the five large underground storage tanks of a Singac kiosk was found adulterated with white spirits and kerosene Cnm.nal D.strict Court was told yesterday Kerosene, •arcs that this discovery was m.de after* a m,dn,gh t watch
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    GOODBYE, SIR CLIFFORD
    24 11 Royal Air Force Sunderlands fly past the Chusan as Air Chief .Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson leaves Malaya yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    Girls to father, boys to mother
    261 11 i FMMI. proprie■tj parlour hni -i'iH a car o Mird his w lie, r .i (l'von c tier adul--1 k y huan, nted a 111 Justice the &gt;incapor&lt;&gt; id \&gt;v made m three months, iri'.fl cdsts nsi the \&lt; tin a&gt;&gt; re married Singapore
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    WHEN PASSPORTS CHANCE HANDS...
    180 11 wr/io gives the legal authority'? nother wlthP who Seva.:\e his Anplo-Dutch rape Co.. Ltd., of Singapore, said Sevathapillai was the head mandore. who con- trolled about 200 iichterage labourers. He also had power? to reclaoourera from India as such labour could not be found locally. Peers
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    RUBBER EASIER
    172 11 &gt;TOVEMBER first grade rubI ber buyers f .o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday officially at 83i cents a lb., 1 5/16 cents below Friday's closing price. The closing tone was easier. The drop was due to profittaking and the turnover was moderate for a Saturday morn- ing. Closing prices
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    Talk on Canada
    44 11 Mr. D. S. Armstrong, the Canadian Government Trade Commissioner, will give a talk on "An Eye on Canada" to members of the Insurance Institute of Malaya in the Chamber of Commerce auction room. Fullerton building, Singapore, on Tuesday on Nov. 16.
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    XMAS CHEER FOR 7,000 -YOU TOO CAN HELP
    392 11 PIE Singapore Leprosy Relief Association has launched a special ChrLstmas Appeal Fund for the 1.000 inmates of Trafalgar Home. Singaporeans can help by senaing their gifts In cash or in kind. Two Christmas parties will be arranued by the association one on
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    Singapore's tree dweller is an elusive character
    164 11 IS a tree a fit place for human habitation? According to eye-witnesses there is a treedweller in Singapore. This real-life "Tarzan" ot modern times has built a "home" atop a Flame-of-the-Forest tree in the heart ol the city. The tree, about 20-fct hi^h,
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    Prayer Week' from tonight
    77 11 Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. will hold nightly devotional meetings to observe the YMCA/YWCA Week of Prayer and World Fellowship, beginning tonight until Saturday. The meditation for tonight's meeting at the association premises. Selegie Road, at 7.45 p.m. will be led by the Rev. Alfred Chow. Guest speakers
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    $80,000 hotel plan
    71 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Amone the plans recently submitted to the Town Council to be erected on the seafront along Stulane Laut was one for a three storey ouildine of the shophouse type which will also have a roof earden. This bulldine which is estimated to cost $80,000
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    Inquiry into this job urged
    232 11 Inquiry into this job urged AN inquiry into the duties of personal assistants to heads of departments has been suggested by the Budget Committee of ihe Singapore Legislative Council, it was reliably learned yesterday. The Committee feels that their duties are not the same in all departments. It has recom-
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    TAXI DRIVER FINED $35
    57 11 A taxi driver. Teo Kwang Leong, was fined $35 by the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for inconsiderate driving on July 28. The court was told that Teo, driving along Kitchener Road, had turned right into Jalan Besar without stopping at the junction. This caused a
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    On grievous hurt charge
    58 11 A charge ofcausing grievous hurt to Lee Yon Kon in a house at the 9 J 2 ni.s. Sembawang Road on Sept. 23 with a changkol, was explained to Lee Bau Kee in the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday. The case was postponed to Nov 19.
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      238 11 murphy more signal less noise madol Urn/199 A fully tropicalized miniature low priced AC/DC superhet with short and medium wave-bands. SIMILAR MODEL FOR ALL DRY-BATTERY SINGAPORE PENANC $100 FEDERATION BORNEO SI 10 Sole Agents: S. P. SHOT AM «c CO., LTD. 12, ORCHARD RD.. SINGAPORE TEL: 6322 OVER CHRISTMAS AND
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    Our girls
    120 12 Our girls First priz«; this week for the picture of the girl with E E the scarf (above). The r photographer did not write E E his or her name and E E address on the back of the E print; please let us have E the details. a I
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    MRS ROBERTS AND HER BOARDING HOUSE
    866 12 MRS ROBERTS AND HER BOARDING HOUSE KB gu r- C *w l I X*" 1 A '^^H AS early as 1831 Singapore boasted of a boarding house in High Street run by a Mr. Hallpike. Ten years later G. D. Coleman's residence at No. 3 Coleman Street was taken over
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    READERS CAN WIN PRIZES FOR SNAps
    157 12 CA C H week the C Sunday Times &lt;$ 5 awarding cash prizes E for readers 1 pictures. E There is a first prize of E $30. a second of $15 E and runners-up each E receive $5. If you wish to enter E
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      187 12 »L P% 0\ I If\ iy| M from I&gt;^ &lt;S9a an d price list /j H Surgeons, doctors and nursea leave nothing to chance. In hospitals, surgeries and clinics throughout the British Empire and in many other parts of the world, 'Dettol' is the antiseptic largely preferred in the fight
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      53 12 AUSTIN lillil thats my car THE AUSTIN A3O is now available as a 2 -door Saloon, complementing the 4-door model. Both have increased interior dimensions -^^^M Also a most attractive re-designed dashboard ff More room in the boot too! £C*C^^CJ&, AVAILABLE it in *f W^^ iot Singapore Lumpur Penang Buttcrworth
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      107 12 Popular trossworil ACROSS DOWN 1 Corundum (5). 5 Declares (7). 3 l^ZZ^l"! ciZTVttVV in vh iv ii Plum (A\ 12 xhm 3 Messengers (6), 4 (hocks (4), 5Lp M Pithy MNMl certain .U^^^JSJTS ili. i «li(m (&lt;),26 LnUngle (5), 29 Conveyance (1) •&gt;-, Kortfenrin* iil -.ergyman .31 Fish «4, 32
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    The days when i a film star tins an actress !
    205 13  - The days when i a film star was an actress OILYS POWELL By I son for the Hollywood of today in the story REAL^r,ed°' he 193 S ShE King Vid-jrs A Tree is a about 1926 when she -scene Boheme." irlng ner- i when she was with parch/wards; she ucceeded
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    WHERE
    261 13 1 H OW dldSu san Shentall y] ll become a film star a and become "Juliet" In the film •Romeo and Ju- lift? 1 What is her address I and background? AHMAD YASIN Kuahi Lumpur It happened b&gt; chance In a g London restaurant Susan Slientall was dinmg with
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    I declare war on the Lollo brigade!
    470 13 I declare war on the Lollo brigade! =ROBERT OTTOWAY PICKS HIS TEAM TO BEAT THE ITALIANS AT THEIR OWN GAME= BRITAIN has just been bowled over by Roman beauty. I've been meeting them the glamour contingent sent to London as bait for the Italian film industry. Lollobrigida looked at me
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    WAS 'JULIET' : DISCOVERED? –
    193 13 WAS 'JULIET' DISCOVERED? [—FILM FANS' FORUM— Write: J. Arthur Rank laddress above). CN the film "Rhapsody" what ts the name ot the olano work which John Erlcson and orchestra played? In the same film what are the names o the violin works which V;ttorlo Gassman played? What are the latest
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    Studio jottings...
    232 13 I Al'ESl to gu into me or eat shop business is vounp Lori Nelson On the set cl "Destry" at u-i bori «v showing Marl Blan.vidra son.» sketches of teenage 'iresArthat she Ls planning to rtnvr made for the dress shop «n* ana Debbie Reynolds olan i*. «tart
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    Yma worships a sun god
    309 13 ALIMUUL.M the sun cult in Hollywood boasts many members, there is only one to whom it is actually a religion and that is the exotic Yma Sumac A beauteous brunette who prides herself on the Inca Indian blood which runs in her veins. Miss Sumac
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      1282 14 THE PU6ITIVE"S SE^TAWAY PROVED SUCCESSPUL. WHEW 'W*" «w a^^ V A (MX\ WATCHiN^ PRO^A BE TARZAN VANQUISHGP GEOROiE CEARONiS ANC? fB.I TOIM Mtf^^^i Vv3^ LOW TUE C?E CEARO^S WAS DEAD, SESNARP SHEA WAS EXILEP I 1-, "WStML*!?' 'A'^W^B^ {•A^j^'^U /^fr^SJP&lt;^T^ ¥'SJ^^BJ^ 7r V^" '-'S IN ru£ jUMeLE-TWUS STERLING SHEA DEPARxec?
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      311 15 I jumping jerzi j^^^^^Ti cHßtxep mote Xhb^b'9 how]' A r/^ &lt;r&gt;^ f&lt;?o*&lt;r*y f/hps mo#£ I /w£'P OETT&J FINP THAT I /wEVE LOST VALUABLfc l,Mt fc^**»»^ ""n Ht &gt;rKtAI/ PUT nmiRT MA\7P A (VjiOD a Cup s.- /1i?/-&gt;iim'7 V MANY& /n Cy_&gt;L&gt;-v HttK^^ AKOUNI7 UPArXTAP^/ T#S CiSCO Xl&, y&u-r U/ilci west
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      289 16 »p BBVBBCH m f THIS like.'.' it-s, a regular. X W I N EARTH I &gt;o^v i/' *\l !!i I l~^ Z' M~i/~~&gt; ggg^ /^~~^v\ &j &lt;l »fc4ta»\J^ ."^Bbl ■&lt; -A V^" HELMET LINING y TWO HOUR AIR I IC-','-^V&gt;,^l C-','-^V&gt;,^ W^£ -JfrJ RjCl flB r=-JF .I Mrj W^ X
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    faming the atom is a thrilling challenge!
    1686 17  -  JOHN JAY HOPKINS By rneral Dynamics Corporation, builders of the c-cd submarines "Nautilus* and 'Sea Wolf") learned and are learning as we had to do with fire that the unit (1 release &lt;&gt;t atomic energy urn be the rreatesl evil. energy controlled cm
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    848 18  - Don't blame the police for those lines!] BARNEY A VERY ANY motorists blame the police for the profusion of lines painted on the streets. This isn't fair the police do not make the Law they merely enforce it. The meaning of the several types of line is defined in the
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    HIGHLIGHTS OF MALAYAN SPORT
    545 18  -  CRUSADER By Badminton's raw deal! J HA\ E always had a high regard for the methods of the Badminton Association ot Malaya and its officials, but think they are giving veteran Thomas ('upper Chan Kon Leong a raw deal. Some months ago the BAM's standing committee
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      295 18 4 A *************************4 SEAVIEW HOTEL Bookings are now open for Christmas and New Year Festivities CHRISTMAS EVE: BALLROOM and $12 per person CHICKEN INN extension to 1.00 a.m. CHRISTMAS NIGHT: CHICKEN INN $10 per person extension to 1.00 a.m. IMJMMf BOXING NIGHT: CHICKEN INN $10 per person extension to 1.00
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      358 18 win ml m ■JK^^ J^sfAr/)) 1 V|/\iD&gt;i*r\| WS*V»' Jf V* *-v V ft Vfe^.x AMERICAN JOE TAKES YOU KI^N 0* THE 1955 GLOBAL TOUR. I C*r^V^\Y\ HIS MOST OUTSTANDING TRAVEL 7jisO^\rA ADVENTURE OF HIS LONG CAREER C^MrjL\r lN E TRAVEL WORLD '^WB9iC=^*^ Leaving Singapore 15th May 1955 by V^ way
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    WATSON, MILLER MASTER THE TOURISTS
    358 19 jVSW ahead with x wickets left SYDNEY, Saturday. N 1 N BEATEN century hy Hill Watson, 23- opening but, helped New South Wales first inninus lead of 12 runs over M.C.C. v icketfl left here today. tht stopped play a few minutes earlier this four-day
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    32 19 Popular Crossword Solution Davit. IS, v Wire l* Imi ■•■-vrt. tl. Ravel. 29. h m. 14, \&lt;&gt;t. Growler. It, U ktaaa \»tir. 6. IT Xl.lts. 1!&lt;. ill v. In SO, Mil Wrr
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    Sailors whip Police 45-5
    60 19 M'AVAL rase whipped Singapore '&gt;licp by 45 points (ill four uiev a dropped goal) to ftvi b in a rupcer match at [-error \r&lt;&lt;rRutterworth opened the (coring i dropped goal tn the Other Naval Base tries wot by: Hassall (8), Gllmour Wi&gt;lf Reid and Pyle. iram
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    SHA trial for the 30 trainees
    157 19 SHA trial for the 30 trainees THE Singapore Horkey Association will hold the first Of a scrips of trials at the GirLs, Snorts club around to- day bo fore selecting the Colony team to meet Federa- 1 tiop o n Nov. 28. Thr trial will bp played In 1 threp
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    LINGAM NETS TWO FOR CSC
    122 19 CEYLON Sports Club. without I v three of their regulars, beat' RAF. Seletar 2—l in a S.H.A. first division league fixture at Seletar yesterrriy. Inside left Thiligalingam returning after a shon .llness, did well to i score both co.iLs for Ceylonese who I did not
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    ROCHORE VICTORY
    38 19 ROCHORE \'outh Cllb were beaten 3 2by Fort Cn.iinmg Army in friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Carter i2i and Mac Donald scored j for Army and .Jamil Giman and Doli.ii Zamal replied for Rochore.
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    ARLOTT HERE
    26 19 JOHN ARLOTT. well known BBC Ticket commentator and writer, armed in Singapore last nisht on his ua\ to Australia to cover the Test matches.
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    S.C.C. score 11 tries but only one converted
    177 19 If the Singapore Cricket Club could have scratched up a place kicker out of 15 "A" XV players, they tnicht have set up a record score for a rusby match on the Padang this season. As It was. out of seven kickers
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    13th-MIN. GOAL GIVES RECS 1-0 VICTORY
    273 19 SINGAPORE Recreation Club made almost certain of winning the Sineapore first division league hockey title by beatine Police 1-0 on the padang yesterday. Rrc.s need only two more points from their last two cames asainst Ceylonese and RAF Chanci— to finish a point ahead
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