The Straits Times, 7 December 1954

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    14 1 The Straits Times. fat*** 1 l-sld 1545 SINGAPORE, ITESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1954 15 CENTS
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    RASH LANDING' DRAMA
    29 1 leseue teams stand by It 'lost heeF as here Hang n tini with id. c n ties raced Er plane In this for a among banished
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    SQUATTER TOWN BURNS
    77 1 A S( RKAMING child ti tarried h.v its father up a hill. aw.t> from a fire razing a squatters' town in lions Kong. Police and fire fishters also move away from the dense heat of Urn Ha met. Fires in the colony's squatter townships, consisting of flimsy
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    NOW THE NEW HEAD SAYS NO'
    103 1 NOW THE NEW HEAD SAYS NO' MR. LIM POH MUI. the newly enuajed principal of the Yoek Eng Hiah School. Singapore, has decided to clown the Job, the Strait! Times was told last night. His letter of resignation has been sent to the school's management committee for approval Mr Lim
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    The $20,000 winners cheques this week
    87 1 THE Malayan Monthly has pleasure .n announcing that there were no valid claims for re-scrutmy in its $20,000 Must Be-Won Word Puzzle Contest D The list of prize-winners published in The Sunday Times of Nov 28 is confirmed Cheques are being posted to all
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    Oil appeal is dismissed
    66 1 NAIROBI. Mon— The East African Appeal Court today dismissed an Italiiyi tankei tin? appeal azainst the award of a cargo of Pcrsiar i the Angio-Iranian Oil Company. An Aden court liai held that 900 tons of oi! taken ou 1 ■f Persia by the tanker Row
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    U.S. AIRMEN NOT SPIES: EDEN
    237 1 Direct violation of Korean pact LONDON. Monday. THE Foreign Secretary, Sir Anthony Eden, said today that China's conviction of U.S. airmen as spies was a direct violation of tho Korean armistice pact. These men were not spies. In answer to a Labour ourstion In the
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    Birthday No. 99 for the first planter
    263 1 Birthday No. 99 for the first planter A CABLE from the staff of the Botanic Gardens in Singapore will be one of the congratulatory messages from Malaya for Mr. Henry Nicholas Ridley in Britain when he celebrates his 99th birthday on Friday. Mr Ridley, first Director of the Botanic Gardens,
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    AILING POPE'S BEDSIDE BROADCAST
    77 1 AILING POPE'S BEDSIDE BROADCAST VATICAN CITY. Mon.-The Vatican announced today that the Pope, although seriously ill. will cloj»e the Roman Catnolic Marian Year on Wednesday with a broadcast from hi* bedside He will recite an Ava Maria (Hail Mary) and pronounce hi 1 I apostolic benediction Urbe Et Orb iTo
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    DITS MURDER KEPALA
    36 1 1 I I ate found nothing. At dawn today a patrol of No. 9 Special Operational Volunteer Force (ex-terrorists 1 found Pens Longs body. Hr had b(^n shot in the head and stomach.
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    AVA'S VERDICT ON CKONGSAM: THE SEXIEST THING I'VE SEEN
    124 1 AVA'S VERDICT ON CKONGSAM: THE SEXIEST THING I'VE SEEN HONG KOMI. .Mon.— Film star Ava Gardner, on her first visit to Hong Konc. said 'xiay that she thoucht chnngsams were the "sexiest things" she hart ever seen. The dresses with high neckline, tight waist and slit skirts WCfft •simply divine."
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    Reunion trip
    30 1 OTTAWA. Mon. -Mrs. A. R. MacKenzie whose husband, Squadron Leader Andy MacKenzie. was released by the Chinese Communists yesterday, will be fiown to meet him in Vancouver.— A.P.
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    Affiliated
    20 1 Singapore 1 Union of Journalists yesterday decided to affiliate itself with the National Union of Journalists in Bri- tain.
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    Brian is coming back to marry Tijah
    174 1 PORTSMOUTH Mon. Private Brian Sharpe. whom the army packed of! home from Malaya before he could marry his fiancee. Tijah binte Taleb. said today: "I'm going back to Malaya to marry When he arrived here In h w™hw> ho said he would I
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    They called for beer armed with guns
    155 1 'FHREE MEN. two armed with revolvers and one with a knife, robbed a beer-and-rharcoal shop in Birch Road, Singapore, on Sunday night of $2,435 worth of Jewellery and $400 cash The proprietor. Mr. I,ee Enp; Tv.ce. was closing the shop when the men
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    29 feared dead in plane crash
    62 1 SAIGON. Mon. Twenty-nine people are feared killed in an Air Laos plane which crashed in mountainous Jungle about 20 miles north of Luang Prabang on Saturday, it was announced today The airliner was on a routine flight from Vientiane. Government capital of Laos, to
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    120 IN S'PORE GANG WAR
    179 1 Knives, stones and bottles used seven wounded SINGAPORE police yesterday rushed to Kheam Hock Road when more than 120 men of two secret society gangs clashed. Seven men were detained. In the fight, knives, stones and bottles were used. The seven men were injured, three
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    Rains bring floods again in Kelantan
    127 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. RAINSTORMS again hit ma- 1 ny parts of Kelantan on the East Coast today after a "dry Sunday" had raised hopes of bea'ing the floods, and farmlands had started to I dry yesterday after two daysj of torrential rain. But today
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    Fire kills 5 children
    39 1 FRANKLIN. Massachusetts. Mon. Five children of an English war bride were killed early today when fire trapped them 'n an upstairs bedroom of their farmhouse home. A sixth child, six months old escaped death. UP.
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    FRENCH NAVY C-in-C HERE TOMORROW
    76 1 Vice-Admiral Jozan. C.-ln-C. of the French naval forces in Indo-Chlna. will arrive in his flagship, the 8.500-ton cruiser Montcalm. in Singapore tomorrow morning for a two-day visit. Vice-Admiral Jozan. who was appointed a month ago. will b< paying his first official call on Admiral Sir
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    It's official now
    34 1 CAPETOWN M >n Dr Daniel Malan. former Prime Minister of South Africa, completed his total withdrawal from active political life today when he formally resigned as a member of Parliament. Reuter.
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    British art in Leningrad
    55 1 LONDON. Mon. Moscow Radio said yesterday that about 5.000 people a day are visiting an exhibition of British art In Leningrad The exhibition depicts British art from the 17th century A separate hall is devoted to the middle of the 19th century works of Sir Joshua
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    The evidence
    33 1 HONG KONG. Mon An exhibition of "15.000 pieces of evidence" of crimes alleged to have been committed by American secret agents was opened today in Peking, according to Peking radio. Reuter
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    Secret A-talks
    30 1 WASHINGTON Mon The United Statv's and Russia are holding a new round of secret talks on President Elsenhower's plan for development of atomic energy for peacetime am, v.p.
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    Konrad loses Berlin election
    171 1 Konrad loses Berlin election BERLIN, Mon. THE Socialists wrested control of thr Berlin City Council from Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's I supporters yesterday by a margin ol one seat. Results of the election, announced toriaj. were: Social Democrats 64 seats; Christian Democrats 44: Free Democrats 19. In the old inunc.il. a
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    STOP PRESS
    76 1 ftiUMSCt I Mon. Trn lliimstnrl •!< moii-li <tm d«'li«Ml HWBIBI 0) «.id.)\ Hid <iriniiii--ti.il' fl jviin i Urn luhiii.hi teaeCa <>n members of Muslim ItrotlxihiKMl Deputy Mu^t <l i nkt of Ihr Muslim l)l<>< m m|i a >u< •••< h ftftftacfctai I v n' and PriMr Hiaistl I
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    HE WAS A REAL IRON BABY
    67 1 TOKYO. Mon Eicht-month-old Kunio Shitae was literally an "iron baby before his mother took him to a doctor recently. Surgeons took 2?0 nails, screws and fishhooks from his stomach in an hour-lonE operation. The child's mother, wife of a fisherman in North Jn: said
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    Christmas Day strike looms
    227 2 IT'S NOW UP TO PENANG DOCKERS TO DECIDE IN SECRET BALLOT PAPERS ISSUED TO THE WORKERS WHO DEMAND ACTION, OR ELSE. PENANG, Monday. PENANCi dockers may po on strike on Christmas Day if the local Harbour Board Association votes in favour of sending: the management 1
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    Polls offence alleged in Malacca
    104 2 Polls offence alleged in Malacca MALACCA. Mon. HAJI Hashlm bin Othman. 37. was today arcmrd in the Magistrate's Court hrrr of interferinc with a votrr. The case is belirved to be first of its kind in Malaya. Baji Hashlm was polling agent for Hrii Yn>»ff bin H.iii Sulone. IMXOMIA candidate
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    THE JOHORE ZOO'S LION CUB DIES
    62 2 THE JOHORE ZOO'S LION CUB DIES .IOHORE BAHRU. Mon The lion cub born on Thursday at the Johore Zoo died last night. According to a member of the Zoo staff the cub was undersized and was prohablv prematurely born When it was separated from iU mother it had to be
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    Refugees seek new homes
    38 2 HONG KONG Mon. One Japanese and six stateless refugees arrived here today from China In the British steamer Hupeh. 2.801 tons They will go to seek new homes in Japan. Australia and Rr*7il -Rru?cr.
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    Jet pilot falls 20,000 ft. with only half a parachute—'and lives
    152 2 Jet pilot falls 20,000 ft. with only half a parachute— 'and lives SOITHEND, Mon. A PILOT fell '0000 feet yesterday with only half a parachute into four feet nf water and lived. Pilot Officer Brian Crovi haled out of his spinning Meteor Jet fighter after It had plunged 10.000 feet
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    THE SENATORS WANT ACTION
    102 2 But only after *careful thought* WASHINGTON. Monday SENATOR Leveret t Saltonstall, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, yesterday called on the United States to show It "means business in its efforts to free 13 airmen imprisoned by the Chinese Communists on spy charges. But hr
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    Helena will have second wedding
    95 2 Helena will have second wedding LONDON. Mon SERGEANT Dc<mnnri Keatmc of the RAF was uniting on thr quayside at Southampton yesterday whin the 14.000-ton Empire Trooprr i berthed Biter nor last troopinu voyaße from the Far Ea.«t The 1.200 Servicemen and families on board included Sergeant Kfatlng's 33-year-j old Malayan
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    Patience urged
    121 2 President Eisenhower na» urced natience by all Amort- can* while the US is trying to win freedom for 11 American and two Canadian airmen Jailed by the Reds He U working through the United Nations and has rejected all suggestions of a naval blockade The State Department said
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    French General in Hong Kong
    47 2 HONG KONG. Mon.- General E. J Jouhaux. Commander of the French Air Force In Indo-China. arrived in Hons; K^n? yesterday for a brief visit. Gen Jouhaux will leave shortly to take over as Chief of star! of the French Air Force.— UP.
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    Joint forum on careers
    80 2 Joint forum on careers The Scitnct Society of Ma- laya and the Malayan Mathematical Society will Jointly hold a public forum on "Scientific careers in Malaya at the British Council hall. Stamford Road. Sincapore, at 5.30 p.m. on Friday Mr. L<p Slow Mon«. president of the China Society, will 1
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    Dr. Lin's task
    29 2 Dr. Lin Yutant;. chancellor of Nanyang University, will open the Family Planning Association food and fun fair at Raff?s Institution, Sincapore. at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday.
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    Talk on orchids
    30 2 Mr. M Lewis, a keen amateur horticulturist, will talk about orchids at tomorrow's 10 a.m. meeting of the International Women's Club at the Sinaapore Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay.
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    A 'RARE' FLAG MADE AN OFFICER BLUSH
    125 2 rpHE Federation of Malaya's navil flag— rarely seen on ihlps cal'.lng at Singapore fluttered proudly from the mast of the 10.400--ton East Asiatic Lines car-go-liner Kambodla yesterday. The flag, of white, red. yellow and black vertical bands with a tiger In the middle.
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    SOLDIER ASSAULTED GIRL
    103 2 A chance meeting between a British soldier and «n etght-vear-old English Rirl at a football match In Singapore la*t September, led to another meeting at which the girl was Indecently assaulted. Yesterday acting corporal A T. Parrlsh. 28, of the West Yorkshire Regiment, faced a general court
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    I seek no revenge, says the councillor
    230 2 I seek no revenge, says the councillor PENANG. Mon. A SETTLEMENT and Municipal Councillor, Mr. A. M. Abu Dakar, today appealed •to fellow Muslims who threw bottles and stones at him early yesterday to "keep the peace for the good name of Ponanß." "I was hit twice by bottlei but
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    Yoshida shaky
    32 2 TOKYO. Mon. An overwnelmir.R Socialist Qauaenathrt majority today drafted a resolutio.i of no copfldnire in the Premier. Mr Shisieru Yo.-hlda. The resolution will b put before the Diet tomorrow —UP
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    Premier leaves
    26 2 MONO KONC; Mon U Nu. •Hp Burm> s> Prime Minister, left Pekinn today for Man churia to rlstt <TUne«e Communist indust ii centres Reuter
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    ROBBER THREW PEPP IN A MAN'S F
    43 2 ROBBER THREW PEPP IN A MAN'S F yUAMOSwct Kern, :i ho <fl powder into the V rr <h,n him of two Rolcl ri,: R s /<• 1 Mr. Juatlce W I guilty: "Robberies the court's first riutprotected. In this cas< B» K B^BJl' I
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    Prayers in the mud a show of faith
    131 2 Prayers in the mud a show of faith PFA\N(i. Mnn RAIN fell half*,* through a f'athnlu rally at the Dato K. gardens last night, hut hundred* of drrnrhn; men. women ami childn continued to kneel in tli< mud. "It Sfte a remarku hi' demonstration of faith a Catholic missionary told
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    PAVEMENT WAS HIS
    41 2 KUALA LUMPUR A year-old Mala] to) I Kuala Lumpur Beeond M trnte today that after I rel with his wife he lefi hotiM at 3 a.m. yMterd*! went tt sleep on the way. Chembi bin Yit. of J
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    Trade quest
    22 2 JAKARTA M m Ai. I I trade mission .sia 'oday for Tokyo for i tiation* with the Jap Oorernni up.
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    NEW BASES ON BORDER, AN INDONESIAN M.P. CLAIMS
    62 3 NEW BASES ON BORDER, AN INDONESIAN M.P. CLAIMS j build-up of 0 power ftew Guinea JAKARTA, Monday, uiid-up ol Australian and Dutch air NeW Guinea was reported today by M.l. who IS also an executive of UIC Bureau, said Australia and Hol--111 17 air bases on the border Oulnea, and
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    'Proof now monster is in Loch Ness
    165 3 'Proof now monster is in Loch Ness GLASGOW, Mon. THF crew of the trawler Hival claimed tod iv they have proved the !-\Uterice of the leEend.»ry l.oi-h Ness monster or something about as «eird with their echo Muindini; equipment. Their "monster." they reported, is ,">0 feet long and has eight
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    GTH ON A H ONEYMOON
    38 3 Mon. were and trapped after the car smashed into a tree. People from pa-ssim: cars listened helplessly to the screams of the dying couple. Identification was marie from the charred marriage certifiA P
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    It's time for mudlarking at Eton...
    196 3 It's time for mudlarking at Eton AND THE BOYS ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF IT ALL PLASTERED ON A FAMOUS PLAYING FIELD TIIF. Ml IM)IIST LTON WALL GAM on record ended in a goalless draw at Kton Colleee. Berkshire, last week. The last Roal scored in a name was in l?>09.
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    VIETNAM ARMY GETS CALL TO DISCIPLINE
    223 3 VIETNAM ARMY GETS CALL TO DISCIPLINE SAIGON. Monday. 1 yiETN.VM'S acting Chief of Staff called on his troops today to maintain discipline as new violence flared within the army ranks. Gen. Nguyen Vi'n Vy issued an i order of the day calling for obedience soon after rebel officers and soldiers
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    Strike will tie up rail traffic
    70 3 PARIS. Man. A strikr nrdrr limed h y an independent union threatens to halt all rail 1 traffic in France for two days. I The strike, in demand for higher wages, is to becin tomorrow ;ind continue for 4H nours. A spokesman for the
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    More rebels give up in Tunis
    45 3 TUNIS. Mon.— lt w:i.s an- 1 1 noimecd today that a total i of 1,232 bandits have accepted the joint Franco-Tunisian amnesty offer. They handed over 51 ritles. 21 pistols, two machine Rtin.s and several thousand car- 'ncliies.— Reuter
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    Hughes not guilty, court rules
    115 3 Hughes not guilty, court rules NAIROBI. Mon. V court martial her,, today found Private Leslie Arthur Hughes, 27. not guilty of nil eharses arising from the Questioning of an African woman. Hughes had been charged it i causing her grievous bodily harm, assaulting her threateninc .to bury her illve. Iluches,
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    Quake hits Trinidad
    51 3 TORT OF SPAIN i Trinidad i. Mon Autlr rftiea yesterday reooried heuv\ damage to prupprlv but few casualties tfter wnes ol earth tnmnc§ mtaen irlt this island. Thrre were no reports ol but hundreds ol poonlP arc homeless. iuimauc was estimated at hundred.- of thousands of dollars.—
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    WATER IN THE OIL KNOCKS OUT 40 LONDON BUSES
    97 3 WATER IN THE OIL KNOCKS OUT 40 LONDON BUSES LONDON. Mon. FORTY double-decker bus^s rumbled briskly cut of the Tottenham bus depot at today, and ■.cattfrt'd over the tily on their rctMil/jr routes. P.ut an hour later all 40 had broken down. They were towed back to the depot, and
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    Officer jailed for graft in India
    57 3 HIW DELHI. Mon. A. V«nkataraman, 55, former Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry, was Miiti-nced to six months' (ail toclav for corruption. ■a m fttieged to have .bused in- position <■ i a public servant by showing undue favours ii» issuing
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    Island gun duel
    26 3 TAIPEH. Mon. Sporadic artillery duels broke out between Nationalist and Communist islands north of Tachen Island yesterday, the official Central News Agency said.
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    Trade mission to China 'big success'
    163 3 HONG KONG. Mon. Three British businessmen who returned here today from China s^id their mission had been ■very successful." Tin v were members of a trade delegation oi 30 busi- n from Britain and ii,,,... Kons which went to China two we**" ;ll Mr
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    LONDON STOCKS
    367 3 LONDON, Mon. 1 rnHE better treml which developed in the latter half of last week I was carried a step further today I and markets closed on a firm note. Certain of the leaders were In 1 demand and Rood ealns were scored by Metal Box, A'all Paper
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    LONDON TIN
    25 3 LONDON. Dec ti (ash Buyers V;"1«;: Sellers V 1717: Forward Buyers K."\\. Sellers KW. Settlement 1:71".': Turnover a.m. 110 tons p.m. 50 tons
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    LONDON RUBBER
    42 3 LONDON. Dec Spot 24 rt Jan 24V Feb. 24d Mar, S3 d Jan. -Mar. 24tt April-June 2.i -d July-Sfpt. 23 Oct -Dec 23, d. Dk- e.l.f. 23 T .d Jan. e.t.f. 23. d. Frb. c.1.1. 23 \d Tone: Barely str.idv
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    'White ban' as bad as colour bar, Negro warns
    317 4 'ALL MEK MUST LEARN TO LIVE TOGETHER -AND LIKE IT' ITS A CHOICE BETWEEN TRUST AND DISASTER ASIANS who believe that "coloured people" should unite against the white races might be couriers of disaster, a hading Ameri an Negro journalist. Mr.
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    LET'S HAVE A GAME IN JAIL HE SAYS
    259 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. fHE prosecuting offl- cer In the Kuala Lumpur First Magist- j rate's Court. Mr. Paul Raj, today asked Cheong Wan Yee, 39. charged with fraudulent possession of certain articles: "Do you play badmin- i ton?" The question mtm prompted
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    FOUR BOYS ON $1,700 CHARGE
    137 4 FOUR BOYS ON $1,700 CHARGE Contractor's sons are found guilty JOHORE BAHRU. Mon IXDUR schoolboys, sons "of a contractor, were charged in tne Juvenile Court today with house trespass and theft of jewellery worth $1,667 and cash $62. The owner of the Jewellery Liew Yin. went to visit friends leaving
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    More quarters
    25 4 SEGAMAT Mon. In addition to nearly 30 quarters recently completed, the Government is to Build another 16 for labourers along Jalan Buloh Kasap.
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    More polls for Penang
    39 4 PENANG. Mon.— Penang w\\' go the polls again on Feb 19 next year for the first Settle ment Council elections Nomf nation day will be Jan 13 The Settlement has been Hvlded nto H constltuenrlt^
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    Concert in Johore jail
    72 4 JOHORE prisoners and wardire to stage a variety concert <>n Friday and Saturdi' Regional Prison. Johore Bahru. 1 v The? can b prison •Tit ranee. Mr. W. 8. Xi Johore Bahru Pria ma Dt partment. said the i acert was to raisr funds for the Dls
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    H. G. commander
    30 4 SEGAMAT. Mon. Penghu- lv Yahaya bin Hajl Abdul Aziz I has been appointed senior bat- > talion commander of Muar Home Guards with f'le -ank of ►vv •>• ••'int.iin
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    Prisoners to get money grants on release from Singapore jails
    304 4 Prisoners to get money grants on release from Singapore jails FROM next yrar. every prisoner discharged from Singapore prisons will receive a small sum of money to help him on his way. While he is serving his sentence, his family, too. will get some money if it is in need
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    Three accused of robbery bid
    70 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three Indians pleaded noi guilty in the Sessions Coijn here today to a charge of attempting to rob a woman of a gold necklace worth $900 in a back lane behind Batu Road r>n Nov. 28 They were G. Edward. 24 Nagallngam.
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    DEATH DROPPED IN FROM THE SKIES
    150 4 Supply parachute failed to open KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A25-YEAH-OLD police signaller was killed last week when a supply drop parachute attached to an 800-lb container failed to open and crashed through a tent in the Jungle. An inquiry has been ordered into th»- death
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    Band at park
    23 4 The Singapore Police Band will play at King George V Park from 5.30 p m to 6 :<o p.m. tomorrow.
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    Other woman's lipstick marks Four
    105 4 Other woman 's lipstick marks Four JUANITA Priscilia Morton, a Singapore City Council employee, who sued her husband William Adam Morton for divorce on the ground of adultery, was granted a decree I nts: in the High Court vesterI day The decree is to be made ibvKiite in six months
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    DRIVER BUMPED GIRL'S CAR THEN HIT HER WITH A HANDLE
    256 4 DRIVER BUMPED GIRL'S CAR THEN HIT HER WITH A HANDLE A SALESMAN struck a dance hostess with a starting after a traffic accident late one night, the Singapore Eighth Police Court was told yesterda\ Lim Chwee Soon was found guilty of causing 1 to the hostess, Mrs. Cecilia Ruth Doral,
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    POLICE MAKE IT EASIER TO PAY UP
    82 4 AN experimental compounding office for traffic offences has been set up at the Orchard Road Police Station. Traffic offences committed in the Orchard Road police division (which extends from Woodlands to Orchard Road) .vill now be dealt with through this police station instead
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    Pontian claims
    29 4 SEGAMAT Mon. Comi plaints against the valuations and assessments of lands and houses for 1955 in Pontlan Town Board area should be sent in before Dec. 17
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    $228 miiiion for public services
    39 4 A Bill to provide S22BJ" lor public servioe.s In S port next vr-ar will be pn yd :it the next meet:I LegisUtlTC Council on nThe Bill will also pr I $00,564,800 for rieveli.; work
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    WRAC wins doll at fun fair
    113 5 WRAC wins doll at fun fair AN 18-INCH DOLL dressed in ,en!ica of the robes worn t hr Queen on Coronation Day was won by Miss Water*. lof the W.R.A.C.. at the fun 1 tlk held by the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary. Miss Waters, of No. 4 Inde- pendent Company
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    Nanyang wants $3m from Selangor
    142 5 Nanyang wants $3 m from Selangor KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Nanyang University j x hopes to i?et at least $3,000,000 in donations, from Selangor, Mr. Lien Yins Chow, president j of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, j said here today. Mr. Lien was with the party of Dr. Lin
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    But campaign for funds almost Flops in Ipoh
    146 5 But campaign for funds almost Flops in Ipoh IPOH. Mon. The fund-raising visit to Ipoh yesterday by Mr. Tan Lark Sye. chairman of the Nanyang University Committee and Dr. Lin Yutang. Chancellor of the uni- versity. was almost a total failure. In a straineo atmosphere at a subscription dinner last
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    A toss for honey bear mascot from the bride-to-be
    68 5 MISS SIMV I.KF. VOMQ with her lutky honey bear jMW i that shr will takr to her mklilhi, reception in London on DtC. 18. The 23-voar-old law student, daughter of Mr Yonj; Shook I. in of Kuala Lumpur, is to wed
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    'Disastrous' to call them pharmacists
    185 5 OBJECTION BY MR. CALDWELL HOSPITAL assistants, even if they are grade one officers, are not qualified to be fully-fledged ph' j rmacists. So said Mr. A. F. Caldwcll. Senior Leciurer ana Head of the Department of Pharmaceutics. University of Malaya, commenting on a complaint by
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    'Gate of Hell' is film of superlatives
    104 5 THE Gate of Hell" tCapitoli shows why the Japanese a: c rapidly catchins: up with the Italian* as the makers of the best films in the world. The theme is stark tragedy: the action swift; the colour superb and the acting of the
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    They claim trial
    61 5 Three men claimed trial in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday to stealing 48 lensths of water pipe valued at $1,270, belonging to the War Department, in South Buona Vista Road on Dec. 3. They were Lim Tine Yang. Lim Cheng Huat and Teo Seng Choon. who
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    Wesley party
    30 5 Wesley Sunday School. Singapore, will hold a Christmas party and film show for its lunior students at the church hall. 4. Fort Canning Road, at 3.30 p.m. today.
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    1,000 ERRORS FOUND IN POLLS LIST
    82 5 1,000 ERRORS FOUND IN POLLS LIST IIORF than 1000 corrections will have to be made to the draft register listing voters for next year's Legislative Assembly elections in Singapore. The figure may be nearer 2.000 by the time the two-ueek scrutiny is up at 6 p.m. tomorrow. About 1,400 people
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    Mystery flood hits town, doing $30,000 damage and causing mad scramble
    283 5 Mystery flood hits town, doing $30,000 damage and causing mad scramble SUDDENLY, UNDER FOUR FEET OF WATER, 1.000 PEOPLE FACED A NIGHTMARE IPOH, Mon. FLOOD waters, taking 1 the 3,000 people living at Kampong Kepayang, eight miles south of Ipoh on th r main trunk road, by surprise, have c.iused
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    $600 WILL MAKE IT A SUCCESS
    191 5 $600 WILL MAKE IT A SUCCESS SATA plans party with difference hundred dollars is i not a large sum- but it will mean a lot to 200 rhildren from poor families invited to the Christmas party being organised by the Siimapore AntiTuberculosis Association. Local companies have offered icecream, cakes and
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    A dedication
    37 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Rev J Fang general secretary :)f thr Pros-bytorian Church and Moderator-elect for next year. will perform the dedication ceremony of the new Holy Light Presbyterian Church here on Friday at 11 a.m.
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    Hurt by rubber
    25 5 Falline bales of rubber from the lorry, hit and injured three-year-old Chinese girl waiting for a bus at Finlayson Green yesterday morning.
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      182 5 ANNOUNCEMENT We have pleasure in announcing that we have been appointed Agents for the famous London Departmental Store Messrs. Wm. White ley Ltd. Gift Vouchers for any value may be purchased in Singapore and send to your friends in the United Kingdom who may exchange them for one of the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 6 jn H.,,,1s ill) (minimum i. MRB. I\K CHW TOKO and rlsn to thank those who the funeral of Mr. Tan :.<; those who gave money for the occasion.
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    PERSONAL
    34 6 >d« fid (minimum). Y— Will any person •ie whereabouts or any Item history since 1941 ol Oswald Mouasey formerly *::kit Sembawant Rubber subsequently P.W.D. please rontact subsi ovelace fiz Htstings. Bank Ch.mibfrs. Kl;ir.k:
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    162 6 H „<!,' >/" mtnitrnttn i v, PEDANT Every i), iy In lalay Mail' if you want, to win word puisle. \I I AT Ml'l CHANHS. >,id. Your I Prices, V/A i opening d.ite of I Adrians Cane WHO'S BEEN AT my Romary's makers of biscuits for M»ur Agents Robinson's.
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. Dec. 7, 1954. The Student In Britain
    789 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. Dec. 7, 1954. The Student In Britain The British people have been MCUMd of being un-Christinn. immoral and unreliable by _N7 colonial students. It is a hard charge to make of anyone. and the students' expression of opinion on the British character might be dismissed
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    Communism In Indonesia
    490 6 Communism In Indonesia The Indonesian Government is likely to have a difficult week. 1 It has a motion of censure to survive, being criticism of the I economic policy which produced last month a Cabinet crisis Fourteen Communist votes will probably save the day for Mr. Ali Sastroamidjojo. His other
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    Where children help bandits for the fun of it
    879 6  - Where children help bandits for the fun of it STEPHEN COULTER TERRORISTS IN TUNISIA, WHO OPENLY EXTORT MONEY, HAVE NEVER LIVED SO WELL IN THEIR LIVES By THE groups of Fellagha on the pink, rocklittered mountains of Tunisia and Algeria are now. in one way or another, tying down a
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      'Ancient gentlemen not trained to run a school
      235 6 'Ancient gentlemen not trained to run a school IT HAS too long been taken lor granted that when a teacher has grey hair he N fit to be a head- master. The t;:ne is now past when long ■anrtea and other superficial qualities alone are sufficient qualification to run a
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      HE LIKES HIS SHIRT THE WAY IT IS
      94 6 I AM shocked to knnuthnt nothivq KSWftl Dr. Lin Yutang more than the \ioht of people, es;cci(.lly labourers, uearh v shirts flappino outside the trousers. I. and many of the people here, haic been ucarmn them that nay for j/rnr.t and nobody
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      Tenants cannot protest
      169 6 Tenants cannot protest IS it not strange that the City Council spends very large sums of money to install a .sewerage system throughout the town, while the landlord may ignore the notices issued to him to instal modern sanitation? Is It not strange that the tenant has absolutely no say
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      MR. YAP'S PLAN IS 'HERESY'
      167 6 IN Ml .tt'acK m the E Colonial Secretary's well E reasoned statement. Mr Yap E has shown' how little he knows of Legislative Coun- cil procedure E In order to overcome the S difficulties which will be caused as a .csult of councillors being unable
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      BUSES DON'T DROP THEM
      161 6 IT Ls quite difficult to see why some bus companies are being discriminated against, especially when such discrimination works against thp public's welfare. One new service runs through Havelock Road into Clemenceau Avenue, River Valley Road and on to Grange Road. A stretch of the route,
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      Preaching and practice
      181 6 AT the Inaugural meeting of the People's Action Party in Singapore Tengku Abdul Rahman was quoted by the loca! press as saying "I think the best way is to sink all communal differences and form non-communal parties." It seems to me that where our Tungku's words and
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    24 6 ML Si K. a S. flu Mi L ■P ■J I I I ■j Battle oi 1 1 1 I I I
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      503 6 C KASSIFIKD ADS. y/H i minimum). CHI \H I" IH\. wife of Dr. Chong Yong. a brother for and Ruby, on Nov. 28. i v XX. Hospital on 4th December to Carmcl. wife of Mn had Sandberg, SOU, Michael SUDASON: TO iVin and Ruby English School, Segamat. OH S 13.
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      33 6 Leak-proof in all Climates GERMAN PEN with Ink Filling of incomparable capacity. Agents A- Service Stations: EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO.. 19. < hulla St., S'pore-1. ENC SENC MEDICAL CO.. S. Ah Qurr St.. I", turn..
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      38 6 I Ihr *o Yes it's •;•<>" INTERNATIOV \l reception f > 9 valves. "Twin Vis Ttaemaster (Tlsl TV MITCHELL t CO lWi Jj l)hlnh,,l.,r>: AWN PENC TBAg^ 1 V* t ffbristmasfcift > that irill fsst J J h /ifi'fir'" 1 iiilßii^Pi
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    0,000,000 question: Where II water come from?
    275 7 0PP OS JOHORE RHTER SCHEME: TOO FAR, TOO DEAR, HE SAYS will have n -tiort in a v.0.000.--i' '<■ City within the developreturn to ill opped i -tic. now im nrillora uirnl t<» hi eh pro L n Mr. luation l _niim tn
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    INQUIRY ON KALLANG DEATHS RESUMES
    325 7 INQUIRY ON KALLANG DEATHS RESUMES THE Coroner's inquiry into the deaths of I 33 people In the BOAC Constellation crash at I Kallang last March was resumed in Singapore yesterday. After hearing brief medical evidence the Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, adjourned the proceedings until Dec. 17 when he will
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    Two Masses to mark Marian Year
    85 7 Two Masses to mark Marian Year CATHOLICS In Singapore will celebrate the closing of th Marian Year with two open-air Masses starting at 8.30 pm. tomorrow. More than 10.000 people arc expected to attend. The Masses will be said at St Joseph's school compound In Bras Basah Road, and In
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    DATO TAN WASN'T ANTI-EUROPEAN
    216 7 'White arrogance' speech defended i DATO Sir Cheng-lock Tan, the Malayan Chinese Acssciation leader, was not being anti-European when he attacked "white arrogance" In his address at the recent inaugural meeting of the People's Action I Party. The "Malayan Mirror." the MCA orsan. .said this yesterday
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    rot's homecoming attracts big crowd
    251 7 THIS was the crowd which cathered in D'Almeida Street. Singapore, yesterday to s,o Mr. H. L. Hrndry, (eylonesc shipping clerk, reunited with his pet parrot, Joseph im'( arrow). Sure enough, there was llemlry. It. num.; with happiness, with Joseph on his shoulder. Joseph seemed just
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    POL THUG JAILED
    55 7 ri $10 from boy ,i Singapore court was terday, spent the day borrow $10 from a and gut it as a "gift" sentenced Tng, Ived the money from iter that day. to 10 attempted •nind with the $10 DUmtx r pol.ee had He denied that It was
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    Council chief
    17 7 SEGAMAT, Mon.— Raji Etajl >mar bin Chi.< has been ap•ointed president of the Town Council.
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    Warrant out for accused
    77 7 Tan Ah New, 39. charged with living on the immoral 1 earnii.Ki of three women, failed to turn up for trial at the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. Tan also faceG another charge of permitting an unnumbered hut off Syed A.wi Road to be used as
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    WE ARE STARVING CHAMBER IS TOLD
    190 7 WE ARE STARVING CHAMBER IS TOLD JOHORE BAHRU, Mon THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Senai, has decided to ask Mr. Yap Kirn Hock, who represents Johore Bahru j inland in the Johore > Council of State, to ask the authorities to end the reduced rice ration imposed four weeks ago.
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    New fire station
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    Home broken in
    30 7 IPOH. Mon.— Thieves broke Into tiie house of a vegetable gardener and stole $173 worth of jewellery, clothing and cash in Kampons Simee new village on Saturday
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    Bridge destroyed
    30 7 IFOH, Mon. A 100-feet 1 span wooden bridge across the I Sunsei Raia. seven miles south j of Ipoh, wa.s washed away by 1 flood.s on Saturday night.
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    FOR $1,600—A YOUNG WOMAN: COURT STORY
    66 7 FOR $1,600— A YOUNG WOMAN: COURT STORY A YOUNG woman was offered for sale for $1,600 in a i house in Singapore, it was alleged at^ a Colony court yesterday. In the dtx-k stood Lim Lian Hlne 52. charged with trying home in Evt-ritt Road. lim rlaimed trial and the
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    Camera stolen from car
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A i camera valued at $800 was Stolen from a car parki 1 in Tront of a photographers shop in High Street here yesterday afternoon. It beloneed to Mr. J. H. Pidford, manager of Petaling Latex Agency.
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    'Magnificent' SIT job, says Sir John
    149 7 A MAGNIFICENT Job" was the way Sir John Martin, Under-Secretary of State at I the Colonial Ofrlee. described the Singapore Improvement Trust yesterday. Sir John spent most of the I morning visiting the major JS.LT. housing estates with the chairman. Mr. T. P. F.
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    CIVIL DEFENCE MEN GIVE TWO GALLONS OF BLOOD
    111 7 (MVII. Defence men yesterday contributed about (wo gallon's hi blood to the Singapore Blood Bunk. Of the 21 donor*. 14 were National Servicemen The Blood Tranfuilon Service has improvised a ten- bed ward at the Civil Defem-e headquarters at Ko'am Ayer Lam-
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    The drunken sailor
    42 7 R. A. Johansen. a Norwegian sailor, was tincd $10 in Singa pore yesterday for bring drunk and inc.ipahle in public. It was stated the sailor was found lying insensible in Johore Road at 4 15 a.m. on Sun day
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    Ys tea party
    31 7 Junior Triangles of the Singapore ymca and YW( wll hold a combined Christmas tea-party at th>- "V" tennh pavilion. Bras Basah Ro id. a! 4 p.m. on Saturday.
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    'The Italian Straw Hat'
    46 7 The ■■Capon Film Society has arranfM for three shows of "The Italian Straw Hat" at the British Council hal:. dtamford Road, this weekend. The shows will be at 9 p m on Saturday and 6.30 p.m. and i ft p.m. on Sunday.
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    AUSTRALIAN OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVEN
    61 7 AUSTRALIAN OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVEN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Fer.«vation Government today invited applications foi seven Australian Government scholarships in arts and science. Final selection of the students will be made by the Australian Government, which h...- offered the scholarships under the Colombo technical co-operation scheme. The *even students, who mnst
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    'I took no interest in the firm' partner
    278 7 'I took no interest in the firm' partner I YjR. THIO KENG P<" j iT son of Colony millionaire Mr. Thio B(M n Tioe, who ws marrico h, the weekend, yesterday feave evidence in a case concerning the alleged breach of trust of diamonds worth more than $10,000. Mr. Thio
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    GIRLS' SCHOOL HEAD QUITS
    61 7 Miss Hv.ane Siou Chyn. headmlatress of the Chinese girls' school whose students went on ■•-t-ikc" several months ago I -he fired one of their men teachers, has resigned H-r rcsicnation as head of tlie Chung Hwa Girls' Hiuri School. Singapore, was accepted by the school's committee
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      175 7 The weather MIMMI'M TKMPKRATIRE 730 p.m. on Dec. 5 to 7.30 am. on Dec. Si: SlnKmx>re "74 degrees. Penang 74. Kota Bahru 73. Kuala Lumpur 73. Ipoh 74. Kuantan 73. MAXIMI'M TKMPERATt RE (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Dec. 6): Singapore 86 Penang 87. Kota Bahru 81. Kuala Lumpur
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    WHAT A LIFE
    670 8  -  Christine A TRIUMPHANT yell echoing along the coast of Übin indicates that John has got a bite of some sort on his fishing line. I dash up eager to see what is coming to the surface then topple backwards in alarm as an octopus passes within an
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    Man in the kitchen
    214 8 CUNDAY Is a day when (fot better or worse' a lot of men take a crack at the cookme They fall into three groups There are the nice men who have learned a bit of simple cooking because they want to help their \vive> There are
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    TO ACCENT THE LINES OF THE MODERN HOME
    28 8 "Toledo" bulls and hors>s incorporated in a background of abstractions. Both the above pri7its are available in four basic colours.
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    Fantasy of the stone age in new fabrics
    232 8  - Fantasy of the stone age in new fabrics VIRGINIA By IMAGINE Curtains thai ire like i trip round ;i modern art exhibition IMAGINE Cushions covered in pre historic cave drawings IMAGlNE—Bcdspreads patterned with afa Ktrad shins and bridajcs and a dream like Helen <>f Troy. All these things are possible
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      110 8 I BAPYpoyl The Bom s Jt solub c I I i.i. Mft, sate >*i» >'. H ends th.-.t flatten so r H really waterproof bick I Camelia the soluble I H advantages at no Mtl Entirely British London t jfro\, PICTURES r v OF HEALTJ f Tan Yian Leng Smu"|'
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      284 8 Straits Times Crossword I i^\^» 1 I i i '!V" I '1 .\< ROSS Cheated some people ln a coun1. Unending daWB) led badly to terfelt (t). dally Ci. 8. Top storey over A for Athens 5. Air (6 1. i6>. 10. Tennis un:ult;ible for Wimbledon 9 Wholly woolly (6V
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Old two-for-qne trick made him a mastermind of crime
    1682 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Old two-for-qne trick made him a mastermind of crime 'ffllJlLi^^ WOMi; time in 1850, the frail, six-years-old son of a poor German immigrant couple of Cambridge, Massachusetts, received a salutary lesson from an older, sharper boy. He was induced to exchange two old, dirty pennies for
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      208 9 (AhiOTUtLtl PLASTBt. OUM^yNJ i (T* eCTTEC TWAM I V£s, MC6. Ya GENTLEM4W TO \V &MOT TO Pl6Ce« TH4T I M4VIM6 MV OWH MUOSOJ $EE >OU OWE &LAD TO KNOW THAT TWE \7 COULD BECOME AH EX- j| 9CAIN* RIDDLED, L _V WHAT I DO*J' T J I SHOCK OF 6CEIN6
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    TINS AGAIN FORM BULK OF TRADING ON SHARE MARKET
    456 10 'piNS again formed the bulk of the busing written on the Singapore Share Market yester day, although the volume \,.,s on the whole small. The outstanding counter in the tin sectii again Rawang Tin, still influenced by unconfW reports of a
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    15 10 ■DfOAPOKE. Dec r TIN Por bicul (down '!."> cents) RIRRFR: 82 cents Ib. (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    92 10 T r adiKL vestments ir.rt overall price ed a frm not today Spreui.i;:- <■ ol had better npport b tlnns w»rc oarroi O lead moved variably Com." loans were firm Loans 3. 1956-r>!» £"MBank of N.S.W c n Zln <- Mount Lyell 18 N Broken Hill Hill 50
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    Rubber crops
    20 10 Rubber crops anrous Ketnpas 320.800 U> 346.900 Ib. i: 14 son ib in November. Sunjei Tukant Noveml Ib
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    287 10 Thr M.ilay.in S'.ia-e Brokers As.oCiHtioii reported; On the local share maricH qui*t 'onditions prevailed for the opening of the week There was a slicht'.v firmer trend in industrials while Una provided the bulk of the turnover. Rawanp Tins still com- I m.uidins the najor mtere.st Mnatan reported the
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    122 10 Ilie Malay*]) Exchange Banks Association made the follow nc il-.m^rv 1: t o merchnnt.yesterdny: New York: Iniyine. airmail T.T. 32',, Ol) 22 00 da\s 33 credit bills. 33 1 it; trade bUta Canada: buyms .urmHil. T.T. 31 OD 31 9(1 days 31' bills. 32 3 lfi trade bUta
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    SHIPPING
    66 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected lodav arr: Kambodla 12 FVtallns 3. Buloh 5. Benrtnnes C P Benmiudhul 67. Calrha* 8 9 Urn- 1U A* 8 13 14. P. Jo™ ifbuan Hadji 18 eovllle 19 20. MSI Ughter No 10 N Wall 10. blander Ji
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      1171 10 NOTICES NASSIM ft CO., LIMITED WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION In their Sale-Rooms Noa. 4 A 4-1. Coliyer Quay. On WEDNESDAY. BTH DEC. 1954. AT 10.30 A.M. 150 Cases/Cartons Blue Drill i i Overalls; Pifc>goods; Toys: Sports Goods; Stationery, Crockery: Buttons; Ash Trays: Baby's Powi der: Fluorescent Lamp Tubes; etc.
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      825 10 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT: Dredging and Removal of all Silt,, Sand and Debris from the Kampon* Bahru Road Main Drain to Nelson Road and Spooner Rond Main Drain i to the Box Culvert Crossing Keppel Road Close NOON 14 12.54. Details from City Engineers Department (Room
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      223 10 _/^SPEND CHRISTMAS AT\ I /SEA. RETURN NEWYEAR^^J EVE FOR SfNGAPORL CELEBRATIONS! j^K A NEW EXCITISG 1 TO SPEND I V I R CHRIS i M m v -ASIA 1 AIR-CONDITIONED TH«C I Leaves S agapw* Arrive! Hoskon; Leaves Hon:Arrives Sin. ROUND TRIP FARES First Chss Tourist Class During the ship
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      714 11 H*" "2 (in.,, RLLIE FUNNEL LINE Travel <Ht bh Oept I i.-xid and diM.horge coroo V, LONDON, ft CONTINENTAL PORTS P Shorn Penong Dae 7/ Dae 9 c 0 Dee 9 Dec 10 Dee 13/14 Dec 13 Dec 14/1* Dec 17/18 D« 18 Dec 19/20 Dae 22/23 Dec 24 Dae
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    EMPORIUM WILL NOT HIT OUR TRADERS
    282 12 EMPORIUM WILL NOT HIT OUR TRADERS THE main object for setting up the Indian Handloom Goods Emporium MM to popularise handloom products and there was no question of competition with private traders, said Mr. J. A. Stanislaus, the manager, at the opening of the emporium m Race Course Lane. Singapore,
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    First scientific food tor poultry is made here
    460 12  - First scientific food tor poultry is made here CEOFFREY BOLAND Ha THE first animal feeding mill in the Colony, to produce a scientifically balanced diet, has begun operations and will soon bejjin larjje scale sampling to islahd farmers to introduce the new feeds to them. The new mill, which is
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    More ships now enter U.K. ports
    265 12 rTAL net tonnage of foreign ships bringing cargo to IK ports in 1954's third iJuly September) quarter was 19.9 million. < per cent highe*. on a net daily average basis, than the previous quarter and 5 per rent higher than the same quarter last
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    K. L. TRADE FAIR HAS 79 STALLS
    44 12 .Mr. A. D. York, President of lli«- Kunla l.umpur Municipal i unril. (ri«h(i inprci iate»l tin- p;u..u»s oi Malayan made sauces, when he Tinned the Yeo Iliap Seng Sauce Company's stall at the Kuala Lftmpui trade e\llthihition.
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    Many products exhibited
    193 12 A 92-year-old tewing machine la being shown in the trade fair which is being held at the Bukit Bintang amusement park Kuala Lumpur. The Pfaff sewing machine i> displayed next to the h.tcst 1954 cabinet model on the East Asiatic Company's .stall. Seventy-nine Chinese. European and Indian
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    SURFACES MADE OF RUBBER
    236 12 British product BRITISH research into developing an effective binder' for eround surfacina to meet heavy traffic is becoming optimistic over emplovina rubber as such an agent. This was shown in displays at the Public Works Exhibition in London. Results obtained from rubberised bitumens in road surfaces
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    COMMERCIAL MAN WANTED
    84 12 THE Un:tcci s; iU i c naalateOCDenU :n Singapore has i vacaoey for commercial assistant. The opening la for a local man and the qualifications called for are skill in typing. i t.isie shorthand note?, familiarity with commercial lirrr.s md procedures in Singapore and preferably able to
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    Singapore All Blues v. S.C.C.
    53 13 'THE Singapore All BIu«* team to men Slncanore Cricket Ciub A' r padang tomorrow > n McCoy; Chin Bin. i.uk Jinn c: on_- Yew. D Longpoetlh. Chen-: Pf'is. W.tli Faft: D. Ad-ock. Yu«n H Sin tha money; Moon s-nc. Ton; Bee: pr'vu-engu: l el leapt.),
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    STORE MALAYS FOR TAIPING
    45 13 TAIPTNG. Mon— T;-e Malays Fo.i:b.': A^<>< i'loo o: s.'icapo- n' c: to T»lpln| on Dee -n foi a etiarlfy f-vi i-aino Ferr' Ymingtsers, of I ennnc. Trw i'l includo Ha; '-'ir; k-r Rahlm Ontl ''m I 'ohan and Osm.n .fn'i an.
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    ANOTHER SHOWERY RACE DAY AT IPOH
    196 13  - ANOTHER SHOWERY RACE DAY AT IPOH EPSOM JEEP By PRODUCING a smart. run in the straight. Robin Hood with Davy i Jones astridp. snatchrd ;i hP If -length win from the wpll-barkrd Farnloy In the Cl. 2. Div. 6f sprint to pay $140 for a I win and $31 for
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    Robin Hood in big upset
    1206 13 SAMROIG AND BEARER BOND WIN AGAIN 1, 2, 3, dividends and bow they ran Race Five cum 2, my. i—9 ram, Mr. ana Mrs. 8. K. Foo's (7) I.l M<M! BONO 9 0 l(-:9— iBoi Boafourr 1 (3) Harrtngay 8.12 1209-1 lb) McCloud 2 U
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    The Big Sweep.
    46 13 1 TOTAL POOL: $218,879. FIKST: *****6 (560.6G3). SECOND: *****5 (530,331). THIRD: 2709.V2 ($15,165). Starters: (53.033 each). Nos: *****9; *****0; *****8; *****8; *****6. Consolation Prizes: ($l,OOO carh). Nos: *****0 *****5; *****3; *****2; *****6; *****6 *****1; *****8; *****6; *****1. TKFBLK TOTE: Three tickets ($985 each).
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    Strong and Free does impressive gallop on training track
    244 13 STRONG AND FREE, who is engaged in the Cl. 4, Div. 1 6f. sprint tomorrow, did a smart gallop on the training track at Ipoh yesterday morning when he outpaced Rosalind (Manning) over 3f. in 39 1 5. Grazie Smith* cleared
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    India invites Australian cricket XI
    149 13 BANARA. Mon. rE Board of Control for erickrt in India b inviting an offlrlal crickpt team from Australia to tour India next winter. A Working Committee of the I Board which met here today authorised the Boards President. Maharaj Kumar, of Vizianagaram, to negotiate I
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    OGIMURA STARTS OFF WITH AN EASY WIN
    177 13 STOCKHOLM. Mon. THE .Innanr'-e world table tennis champion. I. Orlmura, easily won his first ms rh agalrut' Sweden a O. Pettersion 21-8. 21-8. 21-10 In rhe Tcond round of the open Brandln«\lnn rhsmplonships whlrh started yesterday. Ten nations vi-tth 26 player* tnrludlne 11
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    TITLE TO DROBNY
    34 13 LIMA i Peru i, Mnn Jarrwlav Prulniy won tho m^n's «iii«|p« fnaU of the International tennis tournament when he beat Art Larsen t\JS i 1-6. fi-2. 6-3 6-3. here yesterday— UP.
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    6-month ban on Piruz
    354 14 SELANGOR REJECTS 'TWO YEARS' AND CLAMPS HE PLAYED DESPITE HIS ILLNESS: LIEN HWA PARTY APPEAL FAILS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Selanjfor Badminton Association tonight suspended Abdullah Piruz, the State champion, for six months— the ban to end on May 13 next year. The S.B.A. tournament committee
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    TENGAH'B' FADE OFF IN SECOND HALF
    236 14 TENGAH'B' FADE OFF IN SECOND HALF 2 C. C. "B" scored all their 3* points (from four tries md a penalty 1 in the second lalf in their 15-0 win over an S.A.F. Tensah "B" XV in yes;erday's padan? rugcer. It was a scrappy same, jlaycd under wet conditions, md
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    U.K. SOCCER SIDE FOR OLYMPICS
    34 14 HONO KONO. Mot. Hon« Kong will .-end a football team to nmne'e tn the I»S6 Olympic Games in Melbourne, the Hons Kong F'xitball Association announcer here today. Re c:
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    ARGENTINA LOSE
    25 14 ROME Mon Italy gained an unexpected 2-" vicoiy mer ArßfnMna tn their tirs; intern.Tiional football match hrre yesterday, scoring once In rarh half.
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    Dockyardpip Recs on post
    78 14 IJJ M Dockyard became Division Two champlon> in the Singapore hockey kuw when they beat HE. ME 5-1 and compl' ted their leaßue fixtures, at Naval Base yesterday Dockyarrl \v< n n trcond petition before this Sit C second eleven bein.' leader on coal average but
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    Indonesian hockey side due in Colony
    208 14 By Our Hockry Keporter THE Indonesia'! Hockry Federation team la expected to leave Jakarta by the- K.P.Ms Van Rifeen for Singapore next liondl y and to arrivr in tho Colony on Wednetdmy. Thr»- maXjc let tcali t. am> w;l! be arranged for the vi.sitcrs
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    A.A. CUP TO D. GUDGEON
    62 14 Singapore Motor Club held a Rood v and Conner I 1 Sunday Thf eiunrs .md the \anety of cars was very encour. The contestant wttk tlie lea-t I number or potnU rntainM hir-. Gudgeon, who wa>. thai VtaMf of this year A A Cup. He
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    WESTERS SHOCK ROVERS 2-0
    43 14 Western s C. crea'ed a surprise «hen they scored a l!-0 win over Kamiwna Tnniong Rovtn in ihe K mi<onu I e.u;ue loccer malcn on kiitnt cround peaterday. Ahmad scored I I NT the winners II Aneu li:< rcMMd,
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    COLONY'S GAMES MEN BREAK 3 RECORDS
    164 14 TWO Singapore Asian Games weisht lifters. Worm Kav Poh (lightweight) and Tan Howe Liann (middleweight) broke three Colony records between them when the final night of the senior weiehthfting championships were held at Happy World last night. Kav Poh i Evergreen Party > broke
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    VIETNAMESE ARRIVE
    51 14 The first team to arrive In Singapore for the third Asian table tennis championships, uhich itart at the S.B.A. startiiim on Saturday. were the Vietnamese. Headed by Asian .singles champion Mai Van Hoa. the party included four pla.ers and one official. They arrived by Cathay Pacific Airlines from
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    CHINESE Y.M.C.A. TO CELEBRATE
    52 14 Singapore Chines* V.M.C.A will hold a tea pany at the association hall hi 3 30 p.m. on Sunday to cele- brate its nweta m Urn Colony tabletennis rhampionships The "V rppre.vpntatives entered nine fin-ih in 'he 11 events and were champtotu tn six and runnersup in
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    CEYLONESE XI TO MEET VARSITY
    47 14 The Ceylon Sports Club team to meet University in a S.H.A. flwt dlleague fixture at Balentler Road today Is: E. N. Pilinl: S. NnKalah. N. Ponrudurai: Bxlakmhnan. E. Doral ■MIJ. S. MuniKesu; F. Fernandez. S. Kulaaingam. W. Ponntah, M. ThlUtrallngam. C. Thuralsingam
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    HOCKEY WIN FOR TAMPENIS
    35 14 Tampenls Rover* beat Chartered Bank 4-1 In a hockey friendly at Fairer Park yesterday. J. Oome«. L. Teselra. K Toft and B. de Sotiza scored for Rovers, and Salleh for Banker*
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    ROBERT IS 'MR. SINGAPORE'
    107 14 A SIXTF.EN YEAR Oil) J\ «rhoolhoy. Robert Too (Queen Street Boys Club) won a special distinction at the judging of "Mr. Singapore" last night. Ten. who was chosen "Junior Mr. Singaoorr ISM", won a rare "double" by bring elected "Mr. Singapore 1954" from five othrr contestant?
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    'Quad' will drag on to next week
    116 14 T!E Singapore Hockey Association's Quadrangular i 'rnament will almost cer- > 'ainly drag on to next week. because the last two fixtures are unlikely to be played this i week. The match between Royal Air Force and Royal N;<vy w:i to havp b^en
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    H.K ATTACKS FOOK TENG TU BACK THIS THREE
    46 14 H.K ATTACKS FOOK TENG TU BACK THIS THREE 1.011 FOOK TKN(i. the Sinmporc Kialkrcper. turns a dr^ picture) round the post as Hone Kong's Au hi yin (i porr full back (left) covers the coal. This was taring in llnne Kong wnirh the homo Me iraa
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    APPLE YARD'S WINS ON TIME
    160 14 Took 3 wickets in last over BOCKHAIfPTON, Mot 808 APPLEYARU, Yorkshire's off spinner, had a match-winninp spell of six wickets for 18 m Kive M.C.C a victory by an innings and 12 runs ovi Queensland Country XI here today Apple] nf the last ovrr >>t
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