The Straits Times, 19 November 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times He**/"** std. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19- 1955 15 CENTS
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    THE TENGKU TALKS TOUGH
    625 1  -  HARRY MILLER REDS TOLD: 'YOU CAN'T INTIMIDATE ME' 4 I am not going to negotiate with Chin Peng ~he is not my equal Tm too busy now with budget 9 From KUALA LIMITH, Friday. CHIEF MINISTER, Tenjrku Abdul Rahnadc it plain tonight that he was NOT
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    SMILES AFTER TALKS IN HALF-LIGHT
    825 1 On a watch-tower KHOO SIAN HOCK and KHOR THEAN HONG report: KLIAN INTAN, Fri. C<OR two hours and 35 minutes today, Chin Peng's envoy, Chen Tian, was closeted in a room at the old town hall here with the Federation Government representatives, Mr. I. S.
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    HUNGRY REDS
    293 1 Every Thursday a lorry with a special constable escort drives from the 18th to the 19th mile of the Kluang-Mersin<{ Road to take food to 40 labourers on Sungei Kahang Estate. The terrorists knew this. At 6 p.m. last night the lorry arrived as usual, un- 30 terrorists
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    Riddle of Chin Peng's letter
    134 1 KUALA LI'MPDR. Fri. Where is the letter the letter from Chin Pent; which Chen Tian posted in a registered envelope in the village post office at Klian Intan yesterday? The Chief Minister told the Straits Times Just before six o'clock thl s evening: "I have
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    The man who waited...
    27 1 CHEN TIAN looks out of the window of the conference room while waiting for the arrival of the Government renresentatives. Straits Times picture.
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    Cold bears
    43 1 TRENTO. Northern Italy. Fri. A group of skiers, sheltering from a storm in B mountain hut near here, heard something crash into the wooden wall They looked outside and saw two bears warming themselves by the embers of a camp flre.
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    Lock icon Off to Kashmir
    24 1 SRINAGAR. Kashmir. Fri. —King Saud of Saudi Arabia will visit Kashmir on Nov. 30 during his state tour of India— A.P.
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    Lock icon SYNTHETIC IN BRITAIN NOW
    48 1 LONDON. Fri.— The Ihinlop Rubber Company an- nounced today the formation of the International Synthetic Rubber Company Limited whose object is to establish in Britain the manufacture of general purpose synthetic rubber. The initial ordinary share capital issued will probably be X. 4.ooo,ooo.— Reuter.
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    MAN KILLED SON: CHARGE
    133 1 Court sequel to body on beach 'THE father of the five -year-old boy, whose body A was found on the Bedok beach in Singapore, was chained with murder yesterday in a Singapore court. i The charge against Ec Chong Khoon of Chin Swee Road stated that
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    Lock icon Shell hits 2
    32 1 HONOLULU, Fri. A shell apparently fired by a U.S. Army tank beyond a mountain range yesterday hit a garage, knocked down a man and woman and damaged houses. A.P.
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    33 killed in air crash
    76 1 SEATTLE. Fri About S3 people were killed and i 40 injured early today when a troop plane crashed into a nillside house near here and burst into flames A woman and five small children in the house escaped injury. The airliner, a DC-4 operated by
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    Lock icon Elections—at Shah's orders
    45 1 Elections at Shah's orders TEHERAN, Fri. The Shan of Persia tod:.y Usued a royal decree ordering a General election throughout the country. The term of the present Majlis (national assembly) onds next April. The last general election in Persia took place early in 1954. Reuter.
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    Lock icon New demand
    18 1 ROME. Fri. Italy yesterday rejected a new Communist demand to put Trieste under international rule. A.P.
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    Bandit killed
    19 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Gurkha patrol killed oniof five terrorists they clashed with in the Ipoh district.
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 BLI-GAMS LETS lI.WK PI n DELHI, Iri Soviet N I5ul- t n in. proposed h ii>daj that India and Russia '■in hands to maintain international peace."— I P. (See Pau
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    RECOGNISE REDS? NEVER, says DATO TAN
    179 2 V.1.P.-STYLE RECEPTION ALL THE WAY FOR CHEN TI AN... WITH FLASHBULBS POPPING... AND OFFICIALS OPENING DOORS- KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 'THE President of the 1 Malayan Chin c se Association, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, said today that he still supported the decision of the Federation
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    Shots fired in fight MAN WOUNDED
    66 2 Shots fired in fight MAN WOUNDED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two shots were fired by a Chinese detective, Soo Wai Choong in Campbell Road here tonight as he was attacked by a man carrying a bicycle chain. A Pakistani was wounded In both legs and taken to hospital. The detective had
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    Lock icon Slum clearance
    42 2 LONDON. Fri— Britain will make a determined effort to clo.ir the slums in the bis cities and build houses at ite of 60.000 a year Mr in Sandys. Minister of Housing, told the House of C mmons last night. Reuter.
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    Chen changed his mind and stayed for talks
    332 2 Chen changed his mind and stayed for talks KLIAN INTAN. Friday. CHEN TIAN had no intention of meeting the Government envoys when he emerged from the jungle yesterday But he changed his mind after a talk with the 0.C.P.D., Kroh. Mr. G. R. Turner. Mr. Turner disclosed today that he
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    BAD RADIO? SPOTS to BLAME
    72 2 Two sunspots, which are seriously affecting world radio communications, are impeding transmissions between Malaya and Britain. Telecommunications De^ partment and Cable and Wireless Ltd. spokesmen said yesterday that local radio communications ship to shore and plane to ground were normal but that overseas radio channels
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    Lock icon AMNESTY: 'POOR RESPONSE
    50 2 CALCUTTA. Fri The amnesty offer to Malayan Communists has not evoked a "sufficient response." Gen. Sir Charles Loewen. C-in-C of British Land Forces Far East, said here yesterday. Gen. Loewen ai from Mala; plane on a four-v to India and I spect recruiti khas for th( Reuter
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      187 2 i The job of Malaria control In Malaya and British Borneo, energetic measures have been taken for many years to control Malaria-carrying mofquitoes. DieldrinV range ot control v Throughout this time. Shell have been in the forefront in unique: in addition to nMti providing Anti-Malarial Mixtures, and now DIKI.DRIN, a
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    Lock icon GOODWILL: 100,000 SEE RED
    228 3 SOVIET LEADERS- VIS IT IS SIGNAL FOR DEMONSTRATION But at airport Bulganin a nd Khrushchev tread mth strewn with flowers I i NEW DELHI, Friday THOUSAND armed police and Home uards used tear ijas and batons in Rom- ,:.!> to disperse 100,000 Socialist and Comdemonstraton defying
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    Lock icon SUSAN IS 9 —BUT THE OTHERS OF HER FAMILY ARE ALL 7 YEARS OLD
    67 3 SUSAN IS 9 BUT THE OTHERS OF HER FAMILY ARE ALL 7 YEARS OLD II: .i. Quadruplets visit the cycle and motor-cycle show at Earls Court. London theri 7,t T S S Cr SU f n ged nine Susan is at the far left Beside her are the others of
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    Hounds fox the huntsmen
    58 3 Hounds fox the huntsmen LONDON. Kri—A pai k of hounds dashed after a fox at a hunt at Tint kham, Kent, yesterday and promptly disappeared. Forty huntsmen searched for three hours before they were found. But the fox \\as still missing. "Most extraordinary." said hunt leader Pat Thatcher. "Perhaps the>
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    'SUMMIT' H-TEST URGED
    43 3 YORK, Fri. M: RRAY. Italted hyriiosen of world the uuests to the I etok for tomlc uld feature, I ::i an for the i of Ford- 1 scbooL i said he -.vli> tmself and not] y Commis-' "krsmen said :Ticial-
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    Jazz pioneer dies
    29 3 RK Fri.— James 61, one of the m jazz here >' e sU also ■•c innurds, many still z collectors. I Fashioned Love." B Charlesiuld be with
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    Lock icon New envoy
    37 3 LONTDON. Fri.— Prince Tiao Khampan. the first ambassador to represent Laos ar- rived in London last night. His country has previously been represented by a Minister but the legation was recently raided to embassy —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Two shot dead
    26 3 JERUSALEM. Fri. Is- raeli troops shot dead two armed Egyptian! near the Gaza S\r:p yesterday, an Israeli military spokesman said here today. A.P.
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    AN 'INSULT' TO AUSSIES
    165 3 AN 'INSULT' TO AUSSIES Report on 'brutal soldiering' SYDNEY. Friday. REMARKS attributed to Lt.-Col. J. G. Ochiltree 1V were an insult to Australia's righting forces. Mr. W. Yeo. president of the Australian Servicemen's League, said here today. Col. Ochiltree. Commanding Officer of the Australian 2nd. Bn. in Penang. has been
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    Lock icon Man dies on wife's grave
    43 3 TRIESTE. Fri. Giovanni Npper. 79. braved the icy that blew here yesterday to visit his wile's grave and lee) dead over the snive. still clutcnir.g a bunch of flowers which he had bour.ht to lay on it. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Wage talks avert press shutdown
    123 3 Wage talks avert press shutdown LONDON, Fri. A DEADLOCK which threatened to stop publication of all Britain's mornine newspapers outside London was eased last night after a five-hour meeting 111 which six unions and two groups of employers agreed on the basis of new wage scales. The old agreement expired
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    Priests held in Argentine
    47 3 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. A Roman Catholic army chaplain and two priests were arrested yesterday in a Catholic home and charged with an attempt against the security of the state. Police claimed to have found leaflets attackina the revolutionary government of President Pedro Aramburu.-
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    SOLDIERS KILLED BY BOMB
    95 3 NICOSIA 1 Cyprus t. Fri. —I A time -bomb exploded in a sergeants' mess here today, killing two soldiers. Last night another soldier was injured when two bombs were thrown into the Bri- tish Military Police head- quarters. Two British commando j officers were slightly injured
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    LONDON STOCKS
    300 3 LONDON FT! ALTHOUGH there was some reluctance to open up fre^h commitments in front of the weekend the London stock markets managed to maintain their recent firm undertone today. The overnight rise in the United States bank rate caused giltedged to ease at first but small buying developed
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    TIN
    23 3 LONDON. Nov. 18— Cash Buyers £790: Sellers £791: Forward Buyers £764: Sellers £765; Settlement £792. Turnover a.m. 105 tons, p.m. five tons.
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    RUBBER
    27 3 LONDON. Nov. 18—Spot 35>;d. Dec 357*d.. Jan-Mar 35\d Apr-June 33',d.. July-Sept 31 -d Nov. c.l.f. 35'< d. Dec. c.l.f. 35'jd.. Jan. c.l.f. 34' id. Tone: E...-V
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    Jack puts London police on the spot
    226 3 Jack puts London police on the spot LONDON, Fri. OIR JOHN BOWER, 0 Commissioner of Police for the Greater London Area, said yesterday that "Scotland Yard is determined to stamp out any trace of corruption in the Metropolitan Police." His statement, an unusual I step stressing the gravity I with
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    Lock icon Brush with death
    78 3 MCALESTER. Fri. Just 10 steps and 7 1 2 hours separated Hurbie Franklin Fairris Jr. 21, from the electric chair. Then word was flashed to the warden of the Oklahoma penitentiary today that thfe midnight execution was off Convicted of the murder of a detective during a
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    Lock icon Gen. Bourgund
    34 3 PARIS. Fri. General Gabriel Bourgund. comman- der of the Bordeaux military recion of France, was today appointed commander of French troops in Morocco to succeed Generel Pierre Boyer de La Tour. Reuter.
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    A promise
    30 3 RABAT, Fri. Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef declared today he has won a firm promise of independence and freedom for Morocco after 43 years of French domination.— U. P.
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    After death threat -a $50 apology
    210 5 After death threat -a $50 apology A CITY COUNCIL inspector and a hawker shook hands in a Singapore court yesterdjy— and a $100 rin" imposed r»n the ha 1 :er for intimidatii.^ the inspector was halved by the magistrate. Mr. Leong Wai Hong, a hawker inspector, told the court he
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    Counsel: He was fleeced
    408 5 WOMAN ALLEGES HUSBAND CHOPPED HER HAND OFF FAMILY CONSPIRACY TO BRING 1943 CASE, COURT TOLD umiiv v IPOH < F"day. A"2 t* who allc ed that her husband chopped her right hand off 12 years ago denied here today that she had taken proceedings after conspiring
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    Murder by mistake-in! -Colony gang war
    144 5 Murder by mistake-in -Colony gang war- A 19-TEAR-OLD tea packer. Poh Swee Chai, was stabbed to Geath at the junction of Cross Street and Club Street, yesterday morning. Police believe he was killed by mistake in a gang war between the Group 24 and Group 36 secret societies. A relative
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    PHONE WORKERS OPEN TALKS
    244 5 'Middle Road* out of picture 'Focus' opens Mr. Alejandro F. Holigores, Philippines Consul in Singapore yesterday opened an exhibition of photographs. "Focus on the Philippines.'" at the British Council gallery. $912 m. currency A total Of $879,949,537 in currency notes and $32,571,160 in coins was in
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    It's a police job
    268 5 THE PIRATES' SQUABBLE: TWO COUNCILLORS BACK Mr. BUCKERIDGE'S CLAIM TWO Singapore City Councillors yesterday supported the Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. B. C J. Buokeridge. in his claim that it was the duty of the police to clamp down on •pirate" taxis. One of the councillors pointed
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    900 BABIES TRY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
    139 5 WITHIN the last two days, more than 900 babies have registered for Singapore's "champion baby" contest, which will be held every day of Health Week starting from next Monday. Organisers of the baby show told the Straits Times yesterday that they were amazed at the
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    MAN RAN WHEN WIFE PAID A VISIT
    181 5 MAN RAN WHEN WIFE PAID A VISIT PENANG, Fri. A HUSBAND ran through a back door when his wife called to see him. the High Court here was told today. Evelyn Gertrude Scully sought a divorce from Dennis Constantine Scully alias Lee Hunnie Niel, and cited Annie Lim as corespondent
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    Bankrupt asks leave to appeal
    100 5 Bankrupt asks leave to appeal 1 pHARLES KRYGSMAN. a v^ bankrupt was committed to the civil prison for I two weeks by Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore Hieh Court yesterday for contempt of court. Krygsman was stated to have left the Colony for Hong Kong without the per--1 mission
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    Gift to nurses
    31 5 Singapore Rotarlans yesterday presented a $460 radiogram to the nurses at Woodbridge Hospital. The presentation was made by Mr. Brian Portugal. chairman of the Rotary community service committee.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    37 6 M tt'i/rrf* 510 I minimum). THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. loi>ez wishes to rl; thanks to a!! Relatives and Friends who d tlu Funeral, as well as r.t wreaths. Telei letter of Condolence and I
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. Nov. 19, 1955. Communist 'Demand'
    680 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. Nov. 19, 1955. Communist 'Demand' Communist rejection of the amnesty offer calls for a complete recasting of thought on the talks with Chin Peng. The Communists are not asking for talks. They are demanding negotiations. They j have arrogated to themselves a position of equality
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    An Eight Dollar Minimum
    367 6 An Eight Dollar Minimum Not unnaturally some employers have dismissed as unreal the $8 a day minimum wage proposal of the Malayan Trade Union Council. But there will be enthusiastic support from the 500,000 daily-rated workers in the Federation. Nor will trade union leaders in Singapore be far behind in
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    Mr. Abdul vs. Mr. Aziz
    117 6 The Federation's Minister for Agriculture is unable to contain his indignation at the treatment which the forest rangers receive. Their quarters are "unsatisfactory." Some are even "deplorable." And working conditions are "disgraceful." So Mr. Abdul Aziz advises the rangers to organise a trade union to
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    Lock icon As I was saying..
    1057 6  - As I was saying CYNItUS by LIKE the Federation Legislative Council, the Singapore Assembly is to enjoy a marathon budget meeting. Five days have been set apart for a debate of the estimates, Ministry by Ministry. In the recent past, the last occasion no longer than two years ago, budgets
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    Prospect before us
    732 6 3§ALAYSiA\ T»HEY are all talking about Malayanisation these days. It is not a word that appears in English dictionaries. The only tongue in which you would find it is that which a good writer would call "Gobbledygook." a language confined to civil servants and designed to be
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    123 6 (Taken from the Straits Times of Nov. 16, 1905). LIKE many other places Singapore is now to have a Japanese juljitsu school of physical culture. Professor Akishlma from the College of Toyama has come down from Japan for the purpose of teaching this celebrated' style of wrestling
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    Riot after he wooed reluctant widow...
    58 7 Riot after he wooed reluctant widow... ;.<:. Ng n tied oir and who :i for reluk night court ivlnj dinund two I ad of ling Tan started i-.em. In same street i-ourted widow !>> Tan ted to the macted to friong be- 1 I been wi- time." -trirowb endttlei Inbad
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    Shell sets up a record
    18 7 installation r>( w record i 599.769 tons »n handled supplied bun- ;> during the
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    UDED SCHOOLS ALSO
    43 7 rivate schools v :11 fall Government close next ■•v.'tk earlier ally planned. Nt decided to advance the Christmas holidays because of the bus strike. All schools will therefore close on Nov. 25 and reopen in the first week of January.
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    Talk by Mr. Syn
    18 7 Trinity I will be the at tomorrow nal ir.eeting of r Methodist lip, Singapore.
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    School show
    22 7 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. I The Assumption School here will hold its first arts and crafts exhibition next Thurs- day and Friday.
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    MARSHALL: I'M JUST A JUNIOR PARTNER
    381 7 3 arty chiefs criticise 'let's all go to the peace talks' move SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, said yesterday that he was only a junior partner t.o Tcngku Abdul Rahman in seeking to end the Emergency. Mr. Marshall was commenting on the "peace"
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    More wives arrive from China
    103 7 VIORE wives from iTA China arrived in Singapore yesterday to rejoin husbands in the Colony and Malaya. About 410 women and children from Swatow disembarked from the liner Taipooan after two days In quarantine on St. John's Island. The husbands started gathering at the east
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    Man fined $100
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tan Beng. 53, Of Kuchai Road. Puchone, was fined SlOO in the Sessions Court here today for unlawful possession of 40 gallons of fer-n-.ented mash.
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    Tour of R.A.F.
    39 7 Lord De L'lsle and Dudley, I V.C.. the visiting Secretary cf State for Air. yesterday toured Royal Air Force stations at Changi and Seletar with the C-in-C Far East Air Force. Air Marshal Sir Francis Fressanges.
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    BUSMEN'S UNION CLIMBS DOWN: NEW OFFER
    177 7 BUSMEN'S UNION CLIMBS DOWN: NEW OFFER T<HE Singapore Bus Workers 1 Union, whose 1.600 members have been locked out after a lightning strike since Tuesday, has made new proposals to the bus owners, in another bid to get the men back to work. The union's secretary, Mr. Fong Swee Suan.
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    A director of Yardleys flies in
    48 7 A director of Yardleys flies in MR. J II SEAGEK. (above). a director of Yardlevs, arrived in Singapore yesterday by X.L.M. .Mr. Seager. who was met at the airport by Mr J. E. Stanley, YardJey's Far Eastern manager, is making; a routine visit U> Australia. Straits Times picture.
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    Attack on 2 sisters alleged
    97 7 Attack on 2 sisters alleged i TELUK ANSON, Fri. FLICE opposed bail when Ismail bin Awang. 20. an odd job labourer, was produced here on charges of assaulting two sisters with parang. Ismail was alleged to have made the attack in I the Labu Kubong area of Lower Perak on
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    THREAT BY WOMEN ALLEGED
    79 7 THREAT BY WOMEN ALLEGED i Six striking women of the Singapore Plywood Factory were charged in the Filth I Magistrate's Court yesterday with intimidating clerks of the factory. Gob Guek Hon;:. Tan Wan Lung. Hang Ah Nua, Chia Niah Lah. Ng Ah Gek and i Lim Gek Lan were alleged
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    Talk on Yoga
    32 7 The Sree Narayana Mission has arranged for a public lecture on "Yoga" by Mr. Gnanavallal Paranjothi M.iban at the mission hall in Seletar. Singapore, at 5 p.m. tomorrow. I
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    Nonsense, says father of missing girl
    201 7 TVfR. R. MURLIDAR, a broker yesterday doubted that Singapore police had received a letter from his daughter, Easwarl, 15, who disappeared from home on Ot 13. He told the Straits Times: •This is utter nonsense. How can the police make such a ridiculous claim
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    They all loved ''Lollo' but
    249 7 They all loved ''Lollo' but- SONG WAS TOO, TOO SUGGESTIVE •'WHATEVER Lollo wants, she gets," sung by the famous I American Negro singer Sarah Vaughan, was recently banned by Radio Malaya at the height of its popularity. The song became very popular here and was heard often over Radio Malaya
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    Progressives back PAP
    327 7 fT»HE Singapore Young Progressives' secrei tary, Mr. Chua Cher Bak, yesterday backed the Peoples' Action Party Assemblyman 1 Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's attack on the English--1 educated. Mr. Lee had told the university of Malaya students that the EnglLsheducated class has become effete with no firm conviction,
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    $2,000 AWARD
    141 7 Man who said rubber firm was insolvent to pay damages I rj\HE Singapore Court of 1 Appeal yesterday awarded Chop Kirn Lee Seng Kee, i rubber dealers, damages of $2,000 and costs in an ap- peal against a claim which the firm had orought un- successfully against Yeo
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    Asians press for No. 2 police job
    159 7 Asians press for No. 2 police job KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. SENIOR Malayan police officers are to ask for the appointment of an Asian Deputy Commissioner of Police and at least two Asian Senior Assistant Commissioners. They also want more Asian Assistant Commissioners of whom there are at pre- sent only
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    School fair
    23 7 The annual fun fair of St. Anthony's Convent in Middle Road. Singapore, will be held on Wednesday and Thursday next week
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    3 MONTHS MORE FOR A RUNAWAY
    154 7 MAT NOOR, 27, a pri- soner at Changi who escaped while waiting for a chest x-ray, was produced before a Singapore court yesterday. He faced a charge of escaping from custody on the morning of Nov. 15 while at the Tan Tuck Sent; Ho.spital.
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    THEN THERE WERE NONE
    48 7 RAWANG Fri. An adult education class which was started here four months ago has had to close because of lack of support. When It fir.st startori 20 students attended. Gradually they drifted away. This week the teacher found himself with no pupils to teach
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    Union meeting over dismissal
    53 7 Mr. Tan Siew Chwee. president of Ihe X.P.M. Loral Employees' Union, said yesI terday that a general meet'- in? would be called soon to discuss the company's dismissal of the union* vicepresident. Mr. Andrew One; He said the meeting would consider all possible ster>s to get
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      169 7 The weather MINIMI M TEMTKRATIRK: (7 30 p.m. on Nov. 17 to 7.30 a.m. on Nov. 18 1 Singapore It degrees. Penang 74, Kota Bahru 74. Kuala Lumpur 72, Ipoh 72. Kuantan 74. I MAXIMUM TEMPERATIRE: j (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Nov 18) Singapore 87. Penanß 82. Kote
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    Lover beat me when I refused to go to China, says girl
    368 8 Lover beat me when I refused to go to China, says girl HE PUT 'SOMETHING' INTO COFFEE, COURT TOLD A 19-YEAR-OLD girl, just out of school, told a Singapore court yesterday that her twice-married lover assaulted her when she turned down his proposal to go to China with him. Sim
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    'YES, I KNEW HE HAD 2 WIVES'
    276 8 Mr. T. T. Rajah, for Chan, the girl admitted that she agreed to marry him though she knew he had two other wives and acknowledg- j ed the bundle of letters pro- i duced by counsel as the ones she had written to
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    AMNESTY? YES, WE BACK IT
    172 8 Planteis give guarantee KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. T<HE United Planting Association of Malaya today reiterated its support for the amnesty— after a meeting at which it discussed the attack made on the amnesty by the Incorporated Society of PlanThe association's president, Mr. H. A. Campbell, said:
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    Stole letter
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Kri. A Government dispatch clerk. Mohamed bin Mi. 32 wlis lined $300 in the Sessions Court here today for stealing a registered letter containing $20 which had been sent to Mr. A. L. Perfira. of the Supplies Department, from his sister in Singapore.
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    A scandal'$31,800 for 'wine and song'
    148 8 A scandal'$31,800 for 'wine and song' A PROGRESSIVE ParAty City Councillor. Mr. Chan Kum Chee. yesterday attacked as "scandalous" a Singapore budget provision for private entertainment allowances for the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall. and members of his government. The total provision of :i mmi gives Mr Marshall $10,000. the
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    Revenue man owes $3,450
    48 8 Sng Chwee Beng, a senior revenue officer. Singapore, was adjudicated a bankrupt In the High Court yesterday with liabilities amounting to $3,450. Sng filed his own petition and offered to pay the offl- 1 cial Assignee $40 monthly in I repayment of the debt.
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    FATHER OF 11 SENT TO JAIL
    133 8 FATHER OF 11 SENT TO JAIL IPOH, Fri. A FATHER of eleven children was jailed for one year today for "systematically" cheating his employers after working with them for nearly 20 years. Yau Yee Hee, 47, pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of $4,693 belonging to his employers. Borneo
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    Press ban: Statement on Monday
    96 8 Press ban: Statement on Monday THE Singapore Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, will make a statement during the Assembly meeting on Monday or. the power of the Speaker to exclude any reporter from an Assembly meeting for writing an "un- fair" report Mr. Marshall has told thi Singapore Union of
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    Youth Fund gifts
    63 8 Six gifts totalling $22,322 have boosted the Singapore Youth Sports Centre Fund to i over the $330,000 mark. The latest gifts came from I the Singapore Chamber of Commerce $15,730 on behalf of its members. Messrs Weame Brothers Ltd.. 54.000 Eastern United Assurance Corporation Ltd.. $2,000. Chinese
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    RAF Regiment chief here
    59 8 Air Vice Marshal B. C. Yarde. Commandant General of the Royal Air Force I i Regiment. and Inspector- i General of Combat Train- I ing. arrived in Singapore by I 8.0.A.C. yesterday. The Air Vice Marshal is I jon a two-weeks' tour of the I R.A.F.
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    PAP mass rally on anniversary
    51 8 The Peoples Action Party I will celebrate its first anni- i I versary on Nov. 27 with a mass meeting at the SingaI pore Badminton Hall from 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The object of the meeting is to reaffirm our deteri mined struggle for
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    Meeting off
    23 8 The extraordinary general meeting of the Singapore Kerala Samajam. scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed indefinitely because of the bus strike.
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    THREE SAMARITANS ANSWER S.O.S.
    133 8 QNLY three people in Singapore responded yesv terday to SATA's appeal for lifts for tuberculosis sufferers who. because of the bus strike, are unable to get Into the city for urgent treatment. The three motorists two Europeans and a wellknown Chinese hotelier told SATA's Medical Director.
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      251 9 politics IN AIDED SCHOOLS THE Straits Times has repo r ted a suggestion before the Malayanisation commission that aided school teachers should not be barred from high posts in Government service for their political activities when they were in the aided schools. All citizens hold political views of some sort
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      Serving women and Juvenile problems
      249 9 ONCE again we hear the cry for equality for j married women in govern--1 ment and other services. It is fair that for the same type of work and the same responsibilities, all workers should receive equal pay and equal privileges, and not expect the
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      Ponder objectively
      136 9 T HASTEN to admit to your correspondent Yip Chong Siew that I am a veritable "political babe in the wood". In fact, I believe that, if more Singapore people would admit to that description the healthier Singapore politics will be. Nevertheless. I wish Mr. Yip would ponder objectively
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      LET US NOT OVERLOOK THESE DANGERS
      188 9 I SEE that the Inited r Mal a y Nationalist Organisation's resolution regarding the entry of Australian troops into Malaya, passed in Singapore the other day. is to be further discussed at the PanMalayan I'MNO conference i n Kuata Lumpur. I feel, and I
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      Vernacular teachers in English schools
      356 9 WHAT is the English qualification for vernacular teachers in English schools? Can non-English speaking persons teach MaU'y. Chinese or Tamil in English schools I hope the Ministry of Education will deliberate these questions with openmindedness. I have seen a Malay language paper set in one
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      Fighting at Woodsville
      75 9 ON Thursday morning while sending my children to school. I saw two men fighting at the Woodsville Circus. Although several cars were jammed no one would bother to stop the fight. Then bespectacled Chin- ese pulled up, came out of his car and went up straight to
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    SHARES STEADY DESPITE DROP IN TIN, RUBBER PRICES
    384 10 SHARES STEADY DESPITE DROP IN TIN, RUBBER PRICES By Our Market Correspondent RESPITE the drops in the rubber and tin prices in Singapore yesterday, there was continued support in all sections of the local share market and prices hela. Industrials and tins came in for the main Interest and a
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    290 10 The Malay.in Shan- Brokers' As- i smiation reported: "On the local share market, sustained support continued In both industrials and tins, but rubbers were quietly Singapore and Federation broker* reported the following business done yesterday- Praser and Neave ords 11.73 tt to $1.75; Gammon $2.55: W. Hammer $2.52
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    37 10 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.8:", for cash and 586 for T.T. Sterling was Quoted at 15.37 and one tael of gold at 253 7
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    RUBBER CROPS
    26 10 The following October rubber crops are announced: Chermang Development 145.000 lb.. Indragiri 92.612 lb.. Lunas 63.900 lb., Nymlas 52,081 lb., and Tapah 63,319 lb.
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    More buying on local rubber mart
    104 10 More buying on local rubber mart rllS week the rubber market has seen very wide fluctuations in both London and New York during each day whilst Singapore has advanced steadily with each wave of profit-taking being \v?U absorbed at the lower levels, states the current review of Holiday. Cutler. Bath
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    Large premium
    272 10 The premium on November R.M.A. 1. R S.S. has at one time been as large as t% cent.s but is i currently only 2' cents. This i premium was paid when the trade realised that the Ruwi.in .mci Polish offtake was about 20.000 tons for November shipment. An<:
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    RUBBER PRICES
    137 10 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at $1.23 pe 1 IV 2' 4 cents below Thursdays closing price. The closing tone wa s easier Closing prices in cents per Ib. were: No. 1 R.SS. Spot f.ojt> buyers 127, sellers 128; No 1 R.S.S December
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    SHIPPING
    109 10 Ships Imii- alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Oakwoort 12. j Drente 4 5. Haviid.ir C.P.. Maru 6 7. Tankhaven 111 8 9. Benmuchan 11 Moreha 13 14, Sunda 15 16 Madoera 18. Umaria 19 20. Lawu N Wall 2. Rokan N. Wall 4 Sumpitan
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    12 10 SlN(.\.m,i RtBBr.K Ib. (down TIN: Plcul (dew,, COPRA P'cul (unrh,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    60 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Invwtmei on the stot,: mining trading showed si;. were firm Loans 3,: |g sna* Bank of NSW. Mount Lycii N. Broken Hill Hill 50 Mount Mi i Peko Western 1 1 Ampol Ex; Oil Search Aust. Cor. A.P.M Bradford B. Hill Pro. Courtauld Dunlop Elec. Zinc Felt Textiles
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    78 10 rMngapnrr chance: noon yesterda: w« Copra, qulel buyers, $27 $27 buyers. »21 nut oil: sellers, drui quiet with nn Muntok white I special Sarau varittlM dowi Singapore p.m. priirs: November $2" I lers; December sellers; Januarj sellers. To-ie H.C.B. l.ld |cember 11 a sellers; tone buyers. 128 Belli
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    HITAM TIN
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    IRON-MEN ENG TONG AND FOOK HUNG SET SIGHTS ON MELBOURNE
    416 12 IRON-MEN ENG TONG AND FOOK HUNG SET SIGHTS ON MELBOURNE Empire Games winners aim for more honours KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. TWO members of Malaya's weight lifting team that took championship honours at the British Empire Games in New Zealand four years ago are to make a bid for bigger honours.
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    Kailasapathy, Webb and Nagaiah impress at HK net practice
    335 12  - Kailasapathy, Webb and Nagaiah impress at HK net practice A Special Correspondent unwfi vrvwn l By n^iN*J nvjwvJ, riiunj. rHE Malayan cricket team open their tour against the Combined Civilians tomorrow with Shepoard Walker. Sivasnanam, Koay Khoon Leon?, Shepherdson. Hunt". Koenitz, Webb. Dauncey.l Kiil isanathv and Nagaiah. H Thp team
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    Muirhead out of Colony team
    79 12 Muirhead. the Singapore second row forward, will not play in the match ag:iinst Johore toci.iy He si on the injured list and his place will be taken by Hartnell, who was captain of the S.H.B. side last season. Mr. J. D. Donnelly will referee the
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    City Cup final tomorrow
    46 12 City Cup final tomorrow The Singapore City Council I Services Union's inter-department football final between Electricity and Health departmeiiv will be played at Jalan Besar tomorrow Mi. J. T. Rea. President of the City Council will give away the City Councillor's Cup to the winning team.
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    4 GOALS SHARED
    30 12 Woodbridge Hospital drew 2-2 with 60 Sq. R.A.F. TVngah in a soccer match yesterday. Abdul ii.ihman and Mohammed Riffln scored for Woodbridge and Menzles (2) for Tengah.
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    BOYS TOWN WIN
    25 12 Beys Town beat Gan Eng Seng School by 61 points to 43 in a a friendly basketball match ai Bukit Tlmah yesterday.
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    INDIANS AND SCC SHARE POINTS
    178 12 \\TITH A t 'oal dis; llowed. Indian Association were held to 1-1 by Singapore Cricket Club In their first division match in the Singapore Hockey Association league on the padang yesterday. The disallowed goal came in the 21st minute when right half Himmnt Singh lifted
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    I'LL GO TO ENGLAND IF ASKED, SAYS JIN EONG
    163 12 I'LL GO TO ENGLAND IF ASKED, SAYS JIN EONG IPOH, Fri. I3ERAK badminton champion Tan Jin Eong said today that he would love to go to England "to have a crack at those titles there. Jin bun u.i, commenting on a suggestion in the Straits Times today that he should
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    Kiwis score 24 off RE
    169 12 \O. 14 SQUADRON H.N.ZAP were too good for Royal Engineers whom they beat by 24 point* i three goals and three tries i tc nil In a rugger fixture at Tengah yesterday. Plar In the first half was scrappy but the New Zealanderj always showed
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    'A' district are swimming champions
    417 12 'A district are swimming champions \XTITH A total of 53 points, "A" District won the team championship at the Primary Schools annual carnival at the Chinese Swimming club yesterday. Second was "C" district, the champions for the last tw 0 years, with 46 points. Results: OPE.V 50m breast (boys): 1.
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      481 13 SITUATIONS VACANT !t Words is (Min.)-Bnx SO ct,. txlm. riSf Q rV« IRED IMMEDIATELY Chief Officer for Home Trade X eMe 1 J Apply Kle Hock Shipping Co.. Ltd.. 48 Cecil Street. MALE STOCK BOOK Clerk required for Stores Dept., European Merchant*. Must be good at figures. Minimum Standard Apply
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      296 13 Straits Times Crossword H ~^H 4 nn 5 nh 6 mi 7 mi 8 |i|| "To" "mT 14 is 17 18 "•3" 20 m?i Illililllill"!^ i i i i Mpd^r 1 ACRCVS 7. Fine hwkes m^care i6>. 9. Meg hies to a Scottish reel 3 Made up cheese (4). (9).
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    STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
    169 14 EPSOM FIRE CALL BOY HMMHJ Kirr 1 Mil II I IKK VIOLA I VIOLA 2.15 VWn Twinkle Toes Wild Fire V.acu Note U.i.irirr Fortune's Wheel Rue! HATTRICK DAXTFSQIE I Ml! Wl XTIIF.R 2.45 Fair Weather fair W.-.ulht Tum.Ui ISijrh I'.ul! Store Never A Klank ll.iiln. k Race
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    GALA PREMIERE IS WORTH A TICKET
    408 14 riALA PREMIERE ran a remarkable race in his last outing at Penan*; in I October. He whipped round at the start and by the time his rider got him to go his rivals were at least half a furlong j in front. Gala Premiere
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    Hattrick is hard to beat
    203 14 XIATTRICK can still raise a smart gallop in spite of his advancing years and. on his Bukit Timah September form, this old campaigner will need a lot of beatlne in Race Two. Over a mile in Div. 3 he ran a close second with 8.10
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    TOP-FORM SAFARI BEST BET TODAY
    655 14 TOP -FORM SAFARI BEST BET TODAY VICELY- WEIGHTED Safari looks to be the best bet in today's card (Race Five). This three-year-old is in grand form he was matched with the up-and-coming Distine in a testing half-mile tryout last week and more than held his own Safari showed up in
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    South Pacific for big race
    435 14 JEEP'S STAR &3 Saf art South Pacific Flower Queen HIS RECORD IN MILE RACES POINTS TO HIS CHANCE T*HE game and honest South Pacific ran a gallant third to Bearer Bond in the Singapore Gold Cup over lim. in September. Over a mile his favourite
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1451 14 R ace 1—2.15: Class 3, Div. 4—6 Fur--1 —0 Magic Note 4v Ransome 9.00 Lowk Stable Allan 2 954 Twinkle Toes 4y Bougoure 9.00 Mr. Mrs. S. K. Foo R. Breukelen 3—6 Juttinc 4y Manning 8.13 H'Jka Kongsl Martin 4 -79 Marvel of Peru II 3y 8.11
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    IMPROVING ART GETS VOTE IN STRONG FIELD
    335 14 ART is my pick in what promisos betting race in today's card (Raci certainly deserves a winning breal sequence of places. I This speedy four-year-old showed promise in her first Malayan race, at Bukit Timah in August, when she led Walla Walla fo
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    Saw Pak out of Colony lifting meet
    111 14 Saw Pak out of Colony lifting meet I7ORMER M r weight cl Saw Pak. a at the 1951 In Aucl not to takj forthcomii. nior plonshios i lar m sia. t: the Colony. The senior c ganisi'd by A.W.L.F.. i Broadw.iv H on Dec. l(] ternation.r 23 and 24 venue.
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    AT BUKIT TIMAH TODAY
    39 14 npilT. going up to last evening was Rood TODAYS Best Bet: Safari in R.T-e Five. Best Longshot: Marciano in Rare Four. RADIO MALA! broadcast all tin day. V\U IWOP: i Double Tote R i 7.
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