Singapore Standard, 6 December 1951

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    14 1 Singapore Standard r nO. 158. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Mr. Churchill Evades Issue On Malaya
    340 1 Mr. Churchill Evades Issue On Malaya 5 (Reuter^. Prime Minister unlay refused lo he drawn m the mo making a full statement of his toward:* self-government m Malaya reaavrc from the Labour opposition inu' n: Vttlee. former Prime Minister and ..rmer Colonial Secretary. att, Labour asked whether a stateetary Oliver
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    Midnight Murder In Penang
    21 1 Midnight Murder In Penang -m of un)om «n sunti wmSk. is their I 0 c :er.e ming tosl -t- :.ee- night
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    Bus Crash: 8 Die
    35 1 EIGHT bus passengers ere killed -i i seven "ere -ec hen -i express train crashed into i tintar bus near Mahalla c X »'j i julside Cairo yesterd a y v
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    RIVAL PAHTY LEADERS AT COUNCIL MEET
    50 1 RIVAL PAHTY LEADERS AT COUNCIL MEET Dhoto. The leaders of the Progressive and Labour Parties m the Singapore City Council seen talking before the commencement of the City Council meeting yesterday. The Progressive leader is Mr. A. P. Rajah (left) and the Labour leader. Mr. E. V. Da vies.- Standard
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    Reds Name 'Neutral' Inspectors
    149 1 Reds Name 'Neutral' Inspectors JTOKVO. Dec 5 Reuter-AAP' Communist cease-fire cieieij^iea t a.r named two Communist nations, two Scandinavian countries with hospital units is Korea and Switzerland as the type ol neutrala :hey would be willing to see or. Korea armistice inspection teams. They agreed that Czechoslovakia, Poland, Denmark.. Sweden
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    Iran Workers, Police Clash
    63 1 TEHERAN. Der. 5 (AP)— Trree hundred Communist-led workers fought police with sticks and stones on the outskirts of Teheran yesterday. Two policemen were seriously hurt and 18 others injured. Police arrested 53 demoastraPersian government said last night it was considering an ult mafum to the West
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    30 Workers, Six Police Injured In Cairo Riots
    209 1 CAIRO, Dec. 5. (Reuter). Thirty worker* and students were injured when Egyptian police clashed with demonstrators and opened fire here today. The police suffered six casualties live policemen and a police inspector. The police fired on the crowd who were protesting against
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    East Germany Says 'No' To US
    43 1 BERLIN*. Dec. 5 < Reuters Eas: Germany will not send representatives to Paris to join m the United Nations General Assembly discussions on the possibility "of "free and secret" elections throughout Germany, an East Germaa spokesman said today.
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    Standard Starts X'mas Toy Fund
    136 1 'Bring Joy To Spore Orphans* NINETEEN <•"»"> 8° lnr Christmas. And you are alre-iv m .he mZ> of your KW *W«« huy.np nikpr things lovs for your rhildren i©r S^ t no Ci.ri 9 .n,« for children unle,, .here .re lovs. Your children are lucky.
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    Elaborate Security Measures
    287 1 IPOH, Wed. Strong security measures were taken m and around the Ipoh Airport today when the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. arrived for another busy day sine* his arrival m the Federation on Sunday last The vicinity of the Airport is notorious as
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    LYTTELTON IN IPOH
    519 1 Minister Hears Suggestions By Miners, Planters IPOH. Wed. Planters and tin onsen of Prrak thi> afternoon conferred with the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, following his arrival from kuala Lumpur. The planters told the Minister that unless the Government exert stricter control of
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    Improved Form Of Conscription Urged
    156 1 Standard Maff < 'orre-pondrni KUALA LIMPLR, *cd.— A mr o.neral f,, rm o conM ription enlisting every able-bodied man m the a^e group 18 and 2.> wa« MggMled to Mr. O|i\er Lyttelton. the >e<*retar> of SlaU- for th«- (olnnie*. m Kuala Lumpur In a delegation
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    Persian Oil Chairman Quits
    73 1 TEHERAN. Dec 5 Etetitd Tte chairm m ■>' the Pv .»..r M:xea Oil Coramissi Najmo M ick Tesi_:.--d after fight witfa HiMseta Ifakki. .-> tary-GeneraJ ot the Oi. Nati lisation Board. during a C«■ mission meeting. Cau.-e oi the f\z I vat chx-ed The Mixed O;.
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    Queen mary III
    35 1 LONDON Dec S Si Queen Mary mother of K. George VI. has cz^zh' a slight co!d and bai been ordered o\ her doctors to stay indoors to- it her borne, Ifarlboi House
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    Express Collision
    20 1 REE peop c ed md fi\-e Injured w r ••> cv Be Horizonte 5< R. T crash* I i
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    84 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Dec 5. The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on rh c London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 41 id Spot £922.10% per ton Jon. /Mar 40 d buyers, £927 10s seller* Apr. J«ne 38 d Three
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    £38 M. On Defence
    29 1 ISRAEL wilii spend £.{8.000.000 on defence, Mr. Ehezer Kapian. Minister of' Finance announced yesterday m presenting his budget to the Israe! Parliament m Jerusalem. Reuter
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    Badminton Stars Suspended
    48 1 Badminton Stars Suspended THE Singapore Badminton Association, after a meeting lasting four and a half hours at No. 8 Bonhara Building, decided to suspend the Colony's four top ranking badminton player-. Wong Peng Soon, Ong Poh Lim. Cheong Hock Leng and Ismail bin Marjan. for "an indefinite period."
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    Brother. Of Candidate Beaten Up
    184 1 Standard Staff Reporter Mr. A. P. Netto youngei brother of a defeated candidate m the North Ward m trie last City Elections, *va.s admittec into General Hospital on Tuesday night with head injuries Mr. Netto was one of the staunch workers tor his brother, Mr.
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    MCNEICE STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL GOVT.
    354 2 New Councillors Are Welcomed Standard Staff Reporter THE NEW status of Royal Charter City conferred on Singapore "adds an emphasis to the importance of local Government," declared the President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, yesterday. Mr. McNeice was welcoming the
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    Two S'pore Guides Win Top Awards
    274 2 Standard Woman Reporter THE QUEEN'S Guide Award highest owcrd m guiding has, for the first time m the history of the giri guide movement m Singapore, been won by two Colony girl guides. The girls are Patrol leaders Catherine Wong and Anna Yong. both
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    Tax Paver Wins Appeal
    103 2 A TAX PAYER. Cheng P>h Srr-g. who had been convicted, cujiioned and discharged by a Tr!.iui.*!:-. :e m the L >wer Courts fir failing to furnish his income tax returns successfully appea'ed to the Singapore' H:gh Cowl yesterday. Appearing for the Crown, Mr. L Rayner said
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    55 First Aiders Get Certificates
    85 2 FIFTY-FIVE probationary cadeis ol the St. John Amlance Brigade received their certificates from the hands of their Commissioner. Dr. G. Haridaa yesterday at the Victoria School The boys -.vere students of the afternoon- school and they have ;ust completed the six week course of 12
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    NEW JUSTICES
    52 2 THE following have been appointed Justices of Peace for the Colony by ;he Governor: Messrs. John Anthony Parker. John Tolmie, John H. S. Jenkins H. McNeill Watson Richardson. A Gazette notification issued yesterday states that Mr. Thio Chan Bee ha s been appointed a member of the Board
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    2 Councillors Renominated
    64 2 TWO nominated Singapore City Councillors, who retired after three-year terms at the end of last month, have been renominated by the Governor for a further period of three years each. They are Dr. C. J. Foh and Mr. F. L. Lane. The third nominated" Councillor, to replace
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    It's The First Meeting For These Four
    143 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOUR new members took their seat for the first time m the Singapore City Council at its meeting yesterday. It was the first meeting of the newly-constituted Council, called to allocate committee work to the various Councillors. The four new
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    Took Poison
    44 2 A FINDING of suicide was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at an inquest into the death of a 41--year-old Chinese woman. Ho Ah Tong, who died from the effects of caustic soda poisoning m the General Hospital on Nov. 6.
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    STC Conductors Are 'Notorious'—Magistrate
    273 2 STC Conductors Are 'Notorious' Magistrate Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Traction Company conductors were described as "notorious 9 by the Singapore Relief Court Magistrate, Mr. k. J. L. Jamieson, yesterday. 'This is the third case of assault by conductors on inspectors or other officials of the S.T.C., Mr. Jamieson said. "If
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    Representatives Of Council On SIT
    49 2 THE LEADERS of the two political parties m the Singa6 ore City Council, Mr. E. V. a vies (Labour, North) and Mr. A. P. Rajah (Progressive. North) were yesterday elected as the Council's representatives on the board of trustees of the Singapore Improvement Trust.
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    Assault Case Ends With Offer Of Gifts
    156 2 THE COMPLAINANT and two defendants m an assault case shook hands with each other m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday following a settlement of their dispute, and left the court smiling. The defendants, Koh Cheng Swee, William Koh. an RASC corporal, agreed to
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    Grounded After 15 Mins. Sailing
    395 2 Inquiry Into Ship's Mishap WITHIN 15 minutes of leaving Singapore a ship, bound for the Nicobar Inlands m the Indian Ocean with 1.000 ions of general cargo, went ©ft her court»e and grounded m shallow water m the Western approaches to Singapore Harbour. This was
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    13 Charged With Rioting
    64 2 THIRTEEN Chinese were charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with rioting at Maude Road on Dec 4. and also of being members of an unlawful assembly, where one of the members was alleged to have voluntarily caused grievous hurt to Mohammed Hanifah. They claimed
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    Residents Want Hotel To BeMoved
    184 2 Standard Staff Reporter RESIDENTS of Lorong Ungku Aman m Geylang, estimated to number about 5,000, are to protest to the Singapore Colonial Secretary against the presence of a hotel m the kamponav In a letter to the Colonial Secretary, the residents will state that the
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    ROTARY CLUB FOR JOHORE PLANNED
    185 2 Standard Staff Reporter A ROTARY Club is being formed m Johore Bahru, It was announced at the weekly Rotary lunch held m Singapore at the Capitol Blue Room yesterday. Thii Rotary Club would also be open to those residing m Seletar and the Naval Base.
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    OPERATION 'BASKET' A SUCCESS
    62 3 OPERATION 'BASKET' A SUCCESS Standard Stalf Reporter -^WLjSgS 1 shani incidents V tackled m various parts pi the town and reports of the ump.rcs are bein, studied o 7! S lho operations, Both the Police the troops matics, rifles, batons. riot shields gas bombs. Tin helmets Jg^wailie talkiS m the
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    Mrs. Tan Gave Away The Prizes
    89 3 Mrs. Tan Gave Away The Prizes Standard staft Reporter HISTORY was made at the annual prize-giving of Monk's Hill School yesterday, when fof the first time since" the school was founded m 1939 the wife of an official of the Education Department did not give away the prizes This honour
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    This 'Baby' Was Born At School
    162 3 THE HEADMASTER of Radin Mas School, Mr. V. Sinnathuray. announced the "birth of a baby m the school early this morning" when he was reviewing the school's activities during this year at the school's sixth annual post-war prize giving held m the school hall
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    Was Cruel To Fowls: Alleged
    77 3 CHUA HUNG THONG was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with causing unnecessary suffering to 100 fowls by placing them m three baskets and also with offering a $22 bribe to Sgt. Wan Chin Chay of the Marine Police to try and influence
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    56 3 picture. a dinner was riven iast night by the V.S.C.'s (Marine) m honour of Mr. A. E Minns, 1 P^n c MariJe Division! Singapore Police. Mr. Minns is goin* on leave on Dec. 13. Poured abo£^ (from ?eft) are: Mr. Minas, P. J. Darnell, Commandant V.S.C. (Marines) Mr Harriott Chief
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    Used Force On Woman
    219 3 FOUND guilty of using criminal force on a young woman, and "likely to outrage her modesty/ 1 Abdul Razak a young Indian was sentenced m tne Third Police Court yesterday, to two months' rigorous imprisonm Tha woman Krishnammal, told ♦hi court that Razak came to gS
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    ACCOSTED WOMAN, FINED $100
    174 3 ACCOSTED WOMAN, FINED $100 TARLAH SINGH of Kirn Chuan Road was found guilty and fined $100 m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday for assaulting a woman. Salman binte Abdullah with intent to outrage her modesty at Geylang Road on Nov. 17. At noon that day. Salmah said she alighted
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    $50 For A Fire Victim
    78 3 A CHEQUE for $50 was received m The Standard office yesterday from an anonymous Ipoh reader, who asked that th* money be given to Lee Foh and his wife, both of whom lost al! their possessions as a result of the Joo Seng Rubber Factory
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    185 3 Eleven blocks of Singapore Improvement Trust flats will rise to the north of Tiong Bahru Road to accommodate about 2,000 people. Each block will have 24 flats. Half the flats will be two-bedroom and the other half three-bedroom. In addition, flats will have a living room, front and rear balconies,
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    FIGURES PLEASE, SA YS MR. DA VIES
    262 3 Standard Staff Reporter A QUERY regarding the actual position of the two political parties m the Singapore City Council was raised at yesterdays first meeting of the newly constituted Council by Mr. E. V. Davies, leader of the Labour Party m the Council.
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    Death Of Mr. Woodford
    81 3 Mr. Henry Edward Woodford (50). Commissioner for Registration, Singapore, whose death occurred yesterday morning at the General Hospital. Mr. Woodford was secretary of the Singapore Recreation Club for the past 20 years and he was formerly the Registrar of Marriages. As a mark of respect for
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    X'mas Concerts By S'pore Musical Society
    106 3 X 'mas Concerts By S'pore Musical Society THE SINGAPORE ktiuical Sor v l! pres eot for tfieir annual Christmas concerts Handel's "Messiah" at the Victoria Memo. :il Hall on Friday and Sunday Decembe 14 and 16 The soloist! ;ire Evelyn d Souza soprano; B contralto; James Chalmem and Eric Dvson.
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    BACK FROM AUSTRALIA
    75 3 Mr. Francis Lopez who has spent five years m Australia studying for the Roman Catholic priesthood returned to Singapore by Qanta.s B() AC yesterday on holiday. Ho is attached to" the Toongabie Seminary, Svdncy Mr. Lopez is the .son of Dr Ccorce Lopez, Malay Regimei Medical Ofti
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    Officials Of Kamala Club
    96 3 The following were elected office-bearers for the Kamala Club m Singapore: President Mrs. N. M. Sen Gupta, vice President Mrs. T. N. K. Menon and Mrs. M. M. Namazie. Hon. General Secretary Mrs. J. M. Jumabhoy, Hon. Asst. Secretary Mrs. K. C. George. Hon. Treasurer Mrs.
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    COUNCILLOR AIDS PENNILESS WIDOW
    307 3 Raj To Contact Medical Chief Standard! Siaff Rrpmin MR. <:. R. DASARATHA KAJ, La|, OiIP U*. lativ«. Councillor for LWliore ITard, is to investf! the "tragic case" of vegetable hawker, Soli >van, who wai knocked down hy a motor rycfe and died alier h»> v^as discharged
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    STAMP CLUB
    49 3 THE SINGAPORE St imp Club has elected the following officebearers for the year starting on Oct. 1: President, Dr. Tan Bin Chinng. Hon. Secretary Mr. H. G Rodvk, Exchange Manager, Mr. K. Fish. Committee: Messrs J. B. Ncubronner, T. A. Keegan, F. J. Braga, Lim Hak Tee.
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    M.F.U. To Be Best Equipped Unit 'East Of Suez'
    528 4 M.F.U. To Be Best Equipped Unit 'East Of Suez' Standard Staff Correspondent KUaLA LUMPUR, Wed.— An ambitious programme is under way to make the Malayan Film Unit within the next six months, the best-equipped unit "east of Suez." With new modern appliances and more highly trained staff, the MPU will
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    Die Bible On The Screen
    141 4 HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 5. Religious films made here are now being distributed m forej^r. countries. including 9outn Africa Australia, and the United Kingdom Bible Films. Ltd nandles the distribution m England Principal producer ot relisiou> motion pictures here is Cathedra] Films, founded by the Reverend James
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    79 4 "IT'S better early than 2 > 1 never." says Universal- International star Pe?gy Dow «J In sending Christmas- jreet- 5 5 ings to readers of the Singa- 5 i pore Standard's movie pace. < .Malayan film-fans will be 5 seeing Peccy m "Bright > 5 ictory" with Artlinr Ken- <
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    The Girl Who Was Afraid Of Being 28
    189 4  -  Arthur Created By BEAUTIFUL Audrey Scott, film actress and stand-in for famous stars, had one great fear Her age She was twenty-eight and terrified of it For at the age of twentyeight her mother died and twenty-eight becam e figures of destiny
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    March Marches On
    171 4 HOLLYWOOD: (AP) In Death of a Salesman,' Frednc March must de-age from 60 to 30. The special effects to accomplish this have been worked via lighting, so they take place without stopping the camera. When March first tried it, he commented: March times on." T ONDON. Dec
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      148 4 npODAf'B FORECAST:— This X day is empty and leaves us all fo carry on oar own lives without the habitual influence of the stars. Workers will find it easy to accomplish the daily tasks and people, m public life will encounter less opposition than usual when making public speeches or
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    IPOH OFFICIAL FOUND GUILTY.
    322 5 I Qontenced To 6 Months ill THree Charges I Standard Staff Correspondent I >H, 1 .mI Tonviriea on all ihree charges of receiving illegal I IKng 1,500 wUc serving as a Federal Citizenship RegisI ;II |poh, 46->ear-old Al. P, a |i bin Mohd. Ariffin was sentenced
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    It's Absurd. Says Mr. Chan
    154 5 MR. CHAN KUM CHEE. City Councillor said yesterday that it was "certainly mv business to express grief ove: the defeat of my colleague Mr. Ess." Mr. Chan was referring to the attack by Mr. Lee Choon Eng. City Councillor on him reported yesterday. Mr. Lee
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    STAYED IN THE COURT
    52 5 THI'RASAMY SUPBIA <37> was ftied SIO m default one day's .-imple imprisonmejat m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when lie admitted being drunk and incapable m Ko m Ser.i Road on Dec. 4 Th« accused preferred to stay -i the court fill it rose for
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    Denies Having Raw Opium
    84 5 GOH TIAN JUAY, a young Chinese p eaded not guilty m the Sm,iap<>: c Third Criminal District Court yesterday, when charged with having 3| pounds <>: raw opium at Omar Road on lie aso claimed trial to a second chaise ot having three tahils and 128
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    Power Cuts
    196 5 silisi WTIONS lianif lo In nl v (ted (otla> DAY Ralestier Road. .Jalan \hi|k««. 8.A1.11.C. MiKitcnte. Kratiilell Kirn-, island <ioif Club. Seletar I'uinos. \ee Moon, Seletar Wireless. Mental Hospital. Tr:iful«;<r l-:>tati«. Nnv World. .Jutland Road, Bentlemeer Koail. liau Hoik lcoiu. Mihif Koud. Jabtn Pckan, Julan Sultan. Beach Road.
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    Assistants Hold Party
    66 5 Assistants Hold Party ASSISTANTS of the General Hospital, J.B. gave a party to Mustafar bin Hj. Omar on his being* transferred to the Health Department. Standing, from left: Messrs. Koh Tee Tee. Mustafar bin Hj. Omar. Abdullah bin Osman, Amar Singh, Mohd. B. Tahir. Larry Loh, Ismail bin Osman. Sitting,
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    Parit Knew Of Lyttelton's Visit-So Trip Was Off
    278 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. If the bandit* m Bentong did not know that Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Secretary of State for th«* (.olunie* wan visiting their town on Monday, those operating m the vicinity of Parit did. Parit is a typically Malay
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    ROW BEGAN OVER ROOM
    55 5 VENGADAJALAM gave Lope? notice to quit the room m his house which resulted m illfeeling between the two. This was stated m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yes terday when two Malayalees, Chako Varghese md Lope/:. were each fined i>;jtW when they were found guilty of
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    Fined For False Registration
    91 5 Fined For False Registration TAIPING Wed—dons ChooQ Lai appealed m the Taiping Magistrate's Court charged with falsely registering a child as having been born of his wife. Court Inspector Baiwant Singh informed the court that actually the child was born to a woman bandit known to have been operating near
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    15 NeW Penang MCs Sworn In; C'ttees Elected
    369 5 Standard Stall Loire Jri PEYV.NG. W«l. 1W nin<- newly elected a- w< N w« \hv six noniiiial«>«l Municipal 4 ouiirillor» look their —ill of office m the Munirioal i'rt^idenl't office hrn- il».» afternoon. Id welcoming a!) th>- r.nv Councillors, the Acting Municipal
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    Muslims To Mark Prophets Birthday
    137 5 PENANC. vv t d -At a me I held under the joint auspice* the Alt-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, the Muslim Leas the UMNO, the Overseas Pakis tarn Leiyue and the Mn- h I C:i trnbi'i of Commerce, it ■> decided to hold i public net
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    Used Force On Two: Charge
    70 5 bail of (2,000 m■. 1 1 ireti h v ollei t vr to Ho Fool Ui 1 the Singapore Second F* C'>;:i estei da> wrheii t 1 ,>,( tri 1! to chai >t 3bsti I v i using criminal foi 1 public servanti utd inothei
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    Annual Meet
    93 5 aI the (4th innual teffenl meetii t»l Singapoi < v Keca i Samajam, the tallow ing >cte i Ace beared tor til SUing vf\«r Presidei I Mi Bhu Vice President: lira S >• < Hon Gen Secret > > i N iii H r:> r Treasurei Mi K•
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    SPECIAL CHARGED
    52 5 MOHAMED Dm bio Othman. a .special constable, wa« chareed m 'he Singapore Third Police Court, with threatening to shoot his superior ofncer, Sgt. A Nicholas while ->n riutv it the Royal Baken ECeppel Road >' Dec. 2 Bail >r s:'.o<) *i, tllowed li? r«.>e i., postponed i>r mention
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      Ms This Necessary?
      851 6 IT may of course be a coincidence that the proposal by the Singapore Government to amend the Trade Union Ordinance so as to bar an official of one trade union holding office m another comes at a lime when a Tory Government is m power. The Government
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    A War Of Long Duration
    2002 6  -  Robert Guillain ICmM'rim^ By Special Correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian" and "Le Monde" HONGKONG EVEN before its entry into the Korean war the Chinese Army had given evidence of exceptional qualities, to which ioreign military experts themselves pay tribute. It has two essential characteristics, it
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    24 6 "Up to now I've managed nicely on my salary. Sir. Bin the Court's just decreed I've gotta keep the wife and kids!"
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    Why Not Experts To Advise Businessmen?
    1306 6  -  TAKAR 85 Mm. ■-■'"•■•'-"•■•''"•*-**"'^S8S388BHB gxxßSrtS- i* U' m" Experts on Town Planning expert advice on Municipal 1 affairs experts pointing out the delays and waste of our Government machine expert advice on the Emergency.... BUT where are the experts to guide and advise the
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    Review of Views
    247 6 Review of Views Cornerstone imrsAN k of the n I fta n rub;,. sou. But inu .1 1 can.' I tori< > tfch I W.i > o: the I low > profits i lCoitui elton.v i I «1 ton c towai M emerg* ncj The pa occepi t h e
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    Consumption Of Rubber Is Rising
    74 7 LONDON. Dec 5 (Renter).--World consumption of natural rubber was still rising despite Vie switch m America from natural to synthetic rubber, the Financial times said today. •Thus although stockpiling is likely to be a factor of decreasing importance m 1952 »t Joes not follow that
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    US To Remove Restrictions On Use Of Rubber
    95 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 (AP)— The United States government said yesterday it la planning to remove virtually all restrictions on use of new rubber by the beginning of next year. National Production Authority officials told a meeting of 24 rubber manufacturers that an
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    Big Four Agree On 'Minor Points' In Secret 'Disarm' Talks
    335 7 Big Four Agree On 'Minor Points' In Secret 'Disarm' Talks PARIS, Dec. 5 (UP) The Big Four reached aereemont I^ZtLZ^T^ points m fheir '^w^ ment^e SS ,on, but all major points remained m dispute, said a Western spokesman. The spokesman refused to say what the minor agreements were, but Soviet
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    23 UK Boy Cadets Killed By Amok Bus
    210 7 march^ 2^ JA' L IJP) A bus Pushed through a witvLw Vi, 5 Royal Marine b °y cad^ts and Kent SS^njumL WCre kiUed outri ht All the est were^rrSin^ Ti. hOSe 2 ges ranged from e ht to 14 > ears after
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    2,000 Feared Lost In PI Volcano Eruption
    151 7 500 Bodies Dug Up MANILA. Dec. 5 (AP), The Philippine News Service Correspondent at Mamhajao reported tonight 500 bodies now had been recovered from the Hibok Hibok eruption, where more than 2,000 persons are feared to have perished. A steady stream of evacuees
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    Air Officers Case: Many Resignations
    119 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 5, (AFP).— Following the Chinese Nationalist government's suit against Lt.-Gen. P. T. Mow and Col V. S. Hsiang over their handling of more than $49,000,000 m Nationalist funds m the United States, nine officers and six civilian employees of the Chinese Nationalist Air
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    Self-Rule For Malaya Still UK's Objective'
    131 7 LONDOX. Dec 5 (Reuter)— Self-government for Malaya was still Britain's objective, the Daily Telegraph satf today. But this Conservative paper stressed that without law and order there could be no political reforms. The Daily Telegraph said that major decisions by Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. the
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    Franco: Spain Ready To Join West Defence
    151 7 MADRID, Dec. 5, (UP).— General Francisco Franco told a group of United States Representatives on his 59th birthday yesterday that Spain is ready to co-operate with the United States m all ways to defend the free world against omrnunis eaa >r met for
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    uS Demands Release Of 4 Airmen Detained
    126 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (UP>— The United States yesterday demanded the release of four American airmen whose plane was forced down m Hungary by Russian planes on Nov. 19. State Department press officer Lincoln White said George Abbott. United States Charge d" Affaires at
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    Tito Frees Archbishop
    49 7 ZAGRED. Yugoslavia. Dec. 5 (UP) Archbishop Alois Stepinac is being released from prison today m the Yugoslavia Government The 53-year-old Roman Catholic prelate has been m prison since he was sentenced m 194(> to 16 years by a Yugoslav court for wartime collaboration with the Germans.
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    E-W German Spokesmen UN To Call
    119 7 PARIS. Dec. 5 (Reuter). The United Nations Ad Hoc Committee yesterday called on spokesmen from East and West Germany to appear before them to take part m a debate on all-German elections. The committee overruled Soviet and other Cominform objection to pass a Pakistani
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    Treaty Bill Passed
    26 7 LONDON. Dec. 5. < UP).— The House of Lords yesterday passed the Japanese peace treaty bill. The House of Commons had approved it earlier.
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    Ike Briefed On Atomic Progress
    50 7 Ike Briefed On Atomic Progress PARIS Dec. 3 (UP) Hi. t Oppenheimer, an ttomic p (ist with the United Stat«i Atomic Energy Comtnissiiin, briefed General Dwighi h-<. bower and top Ksnericma ofßcen b< ihe SHAPE today on the i Ki<* v s m;ide at the latesi ■< I Lesti m
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    4 UK Jets Crash
    26 7 DUSSELDORF. Dec. 5. (AFP). —Four British jet fighters crashed Monday m the West German state of Westphalia, the State Police announced yesterday.
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    57 7 photo. AP PRIME MINISTER Win ston Churchill and his wife Clementine are pictured here m a portrait m a< L e specially to mark his 77th birthday anniversary on Nov. 30. The picture was made Nov. 2J> m the Premier's official residence m 10 Downing Street. Mrs Churchill was born
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    UN Commandos Hit Korea Supply Lines
    209 7 TOKYO. Dee. 5, (UP) Brilihh ami Aiiieri<an Marine Commandos landed deep behind the Communist line!* on Monday night m a second tillHUflire night of hit and run raids on Red supply line* from Soviet Siberia. The United Nations naval headquarters disclosed yesterday that raiders
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    Adenauer Tells MPs Why Germany Can't Be Neutral
    246 7 LONDON. Dee. :>. (R^iur) Dr. Ktmtmi Adenauer, Weal Cfli— FV<ltral < liaix cllor. i«.IJ member* of the Hritihli Hoiim of Co«UBMM pßgteWfat that (iermany couU! not l»«- neutral. Her only r«*al pUHRMMee of freedom lay m r«»-of»< ration nilh the fret* u<irl«i.
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    China Reds Strengthen Tibet Hold
    151 7 NEW DELHI. Dec [AFP) Chines*' Communist units *i« systematically reinforcing Urn if occupation Tibet and hi now read). point dose lo the Sikkiin and Bhutan frontiers, it was reliably reported here today. However, the Indian gov« n ment does not considei ln< a threatened m
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    Convention To Provide Better Safety Devices
    116 8 WASHINGTON Dec 5 >L'P> The State Department reported on Tuesday that n >tification :iad been received from the British Government the necessary number of acceptances of the International Convention for Safety or Life at Sea oi 1943 hud been received and the convention will
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    Search For Airmen Begins In Perlis
    46 8 A JOINT recruiting team for the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) and the R.A.F. (Malaya) v ill be touring m Perl is today to sign up recruits tor the two Locallyraised forces. Tomorrow the recruiters will be m the Alor Star area.
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    MORE BI SHIPS FOR STORE
    147 8 Chakdina First To Operate Standard Shipping Reporter THE FIRST of three recently completed passengerfreighters for the British India Line which will operate on the United Kingdom-Singapore-Far East Service, arrives m Singapore today on her maiden voyage. The ship is the 7,270-ton Chakdina which is calling
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    52 8 LARRY ADLEK. the wellknown American harmonica virtuoso, was a recent passenger on the 8.0.A.C. Argonaut servcie to Japan. He was on his way to Korea where he will spend a month entertaining Commonwealth Forces. 'The- photograph shows Larry Adler "serenading:" 8.0.A.C. Receptionist Doreen Dempster at London Airport before his departure
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    40 8 Two mechanised excavators are digging away a laterite hill at Changi. and loading the earth into a fleet of lorries. The laterite will form the foundations of new houses, and the site of the hill will become a parade ground.
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    Ships in Harbour
    92 8 UHARVKS Ship Godown Gate Astyanax :;<i .".7 2 Anterior 13/14 4 Benmacdhul 12 8 Bendoran 8 9 7 Benattow 27 28 2 Braeside 33 .14 2 Ceylon 31 ;;2 2 Demta 41 2 Fernfield 4/5 8 Hoeßh Silverlight 15/16 4 Hai Ttiu" 21 22 2 I adore
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    LAST MONTH'S AIR STRIKES IN MALAYA
    258 8 AFTER a month or two of slightly reduced effort, m which the Security Forces did not call for the usual number of air strikes, November found the R.A.F. and R.A.A.F. m Malaya working back at full pressure on Emergency operations. Fighters and bombers, attacked
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    India's Air Chief On Study Tour
    94 8 Standard Aviation Reporter MR. T. P. Bhalla, DirectorGeneral of Civil Aviation m India reached Singapore by Qantas, BOAC yesterday after a study-tour of the Australian aviation industry and airports. He was much impressed with the eHorts Australia was making m building up aircraft manufacture.
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    'Operation Hillock' At Changi
    148 8 'Operation Hillock At Changi A LATERITE hillock containing several million cubic feet of earth and occasional rocks is being carried away bodily a! Changi airfield to make way for a new Station paradeground. Mechanical excavators have been gnawing away at the hillock for some time past. loading it m quarter-ton
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    New Air Link
    29 8 FRANKFURT. Dec 5 «AFP> The first direct airline service between Japan and the German Federal Republic was inaugurated Last night by the Netherlands KLM air company.
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    Reds Construct Largest Harbour
    129 8 Reds Construct Largest Harbour HONGKONG (IP) The Chinese Communists claim that they are completing one of the world's largest man-matte harbours at the Taku Bar outside the .\orth China port of Tientsin. The harbour was started by the Japanese during World War 11, continued by Nationalists after the war and
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      43 8 Despatches TODAY: South Africa and East Africa 3 a.m. by Stiaat Malakka. Thailand (parcels only) by Beluru. Sibu noon by Bruas. Hongkong. China. Japan and Philippines by Leneverett. Terempa noon by I. am Sim. Arrivals TODAY: South India (letters and parcels) by Chakdina.
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    Large-Scale planting Is Now Possible
    228 9 Large-Scale planting Is Now Possible yondord Stoff Correspondent ALA LUMPUR, Dec. s:— Planting of ik| hi^Y nutritious soya bean on a large ol scale m Malaya is now justified, Standard learns. conclusion has been arrived at ::liciently good results have been am experiments on soya bean Malaya with a variety
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    Big Radio Deal Is Blocked
    71 9 Big Radio Deal Is Blocked K« pjiter i oppose r acMr. arie a bow are, mew, LUL, i cdi s wit;-. this id lo be transac* AustraUaa i me h m ri uu ho I againsi en the stituted a led to do ■t a shruging "It's G vernSlin r
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    Small Trade Produce
    49 9 ■1 irt Reporter markei m resterd j sa pass- i els |38| P^: small m•- ed at 5 ?sj lycra it S t; 3 pj j. 5] c.^pra nui Dil S^3 $365 (slices); II W IHam- r 1600 1.am5770 Muritofc twah wbi c m ik); $171
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    CANADIAN DOLLAR
    15 9 f?r Cana lian Ma'.avan are C .-U 10 OK $34* ■90 rcadb <TT/
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    JAPAN WANTS TO PURCHASE RUSSIAN COAL
    89 9 TOKYO. Dec 5 (Reuter-AAP) A Japanese business firm is reported la be negotiating with Soviet mission trade experts m Tokyo to import 400,000 tons of coal from the Soviet Union. The price quoted was at the rale of US. $10 per ton free on
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    JAP MINING MISSION GOING TO DELHI
    48 9 A FOUR- MAN mining mission will leave Japan for New Delhi or. Dec 12 at the request of the Metal C >rp of India to give the firm technical assistance The mission is expected \o stay m India for a month. U.P.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    115 9 I'HE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib:— Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS Spot Loose $1.39} $1.40 F. 0.8. m bales Dec No 1 RSS $1.40 $1,401 No 2 RSS. $\Mk $1.35 No 3 KSS $1.30 i $1.31 Tone: Steady quiet. LONDON rtl'BKtK Wednesday's opening prices per
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    WORLD RUBBER OUTPUT NEAR RSG ESTIMATE
    128 9 Standard Market Reporter WORLD production of natural rubber this yearshould come very close to the Rubber Study Groups estimate of I.S7MM J«m, according to tbe Natural Rubber Bureau, Washiag- ton. Malayan production will fall short of the 1950's record year and will be below
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    TESTS IN MALAYA ARE SUCCESSFUL
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    RUBBER SELLERS HOLDING OFF
    126 9 Standard Market Reporter BUSINESS on the Singapore rubber market yesterday was mainly confined to switching of positions m the morning and short-covering m the afternoon. Opening about half-a-cent per lb. below Tuesday's levels, prices closed fractionally higher on a quietly steady market. There appeared to be
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    RUBBER CAN NOW BE SOLD TO FORMOSA
    168 9 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE rubber dealers were officially informed yesterday that they could export rubber to Formosa for E.C.A. Account or against end-use certificates issued by the Government of Taiwan. Applications for such exports should be submitted to the Imports and Exports Office
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 9 HONGKONG, Dec. s.— Special Standard Service-Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.56 to £1 ling; HK16.755 to US$l; HK $1,819 to Malayan $1;HK50.392 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold HK5325.875 to one tael.
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    US Experts Report On KL Project
    63 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec Two American consultants ihS were called m by the vibration Government to KgaTe the P°f«f g of Work? This will be transmitted to Government. The project is aimed at HI the conclusion that doubt was felt whether w nature of the
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    British World Trade
    137 9  - British World Trade BIP PARES By THE world's principal monetary areas are shown broadly on the map above. The Sterling Area, of which the United Kingdom is the clearing centre, embraces the entire Commonwealth with the exception of Canada, and includes Iceland, Eire. Jordan, Iraq and Burma. The Dollar Area,
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    China-Indonesia Trade Parleys
    43 9 China has made trade proposals to Indonesia, including barter plans Dr. Zarin Zain, Economic Department head m the Indonesian Foreign Ministry has disclosed m Jakarta. He said: "Discussion* have Deen going on about possible trade relations for some time Reuter
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    Little Change In Share Prices
    116 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Wed.— AH sections of the Malayan share market were quiet today. Prices were mostly unchanged. Bayers Sellers Benta 140 150 Broga ,74 .77 ccr Brunei United 122 127 Jimah 1-65 1.75 Nyalas 1-45 155 Sandvcroft 130 1-40 Tapah 2.30 240 xd
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    New Indian Mint
    95 9 The new 61-acre mint which the Government of India is setting up at Alipore (Calcutta) at a cost of Rs 22 million will be formally opened early next year. *The mint wfll have a capacity of turning out 1.250,000 pl««» o* coins p«r day on a single
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    Fortune-making Days In Britain Are Now Ended
    93 9 NO Briton going into business m the United Kingdom these days has much chance of making a fortune, Sir Patrick Hamilton, chairman of a group of engineering companies, told the British Institute of Management at Harrogate. Sir Patrick said about the only chance
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    JAPAN PIG IRON GOAL FOR 1952
    71 9 JAPAN plans to produce 4,000,--000 tons of pig iron m 1952, says the Jiji Press. To achieve this goal, 6,400,000 tons of coal will be required. Of this amount. 2,850,000 tons are expected to be imported while the balance wih U.P. be mined m
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    INDONESIA GOVT. PLANS NEW INDUSTRIES
    93 9 ID *I UII SSSSI I^R ambassador said Indonesia's foreign trade policy was pKd on bilateral '"ft. SastroamldJoJo •Bglmed the natural wealth of his country stating H hU great potentialities with Us re•SureeT "cxijftjtoi mto up to 26 ter cost? B§ i*^ ever, that there to
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    £ Area Economy Moves Coming
    234 9 Area Economy Moves Coming LONDON, Dec. 5 (Reuter)— Tlie main question before the Commonwealth Finance Ministers at their private talks here m January will be how to make the Sterling area, of which Britain is the banker, live within its income, it is learned. Views are now being exchanged among
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    SINGAPORE IS BUYING MORE JAP WATCHES
    188 9 THE export of Japanese timepieces after months of slump since summer is beginning to show an upsurge with orders coming m m a large volume from Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand. Tokyo watchmakers said. Orders and inquiries recently received include: SINGAPORE: Exports to Singapore which
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    Penang Trade With Atjeh Now Hampered
    218 9 Standard Staff GmMpa^kol PENANG, Dec. s:— The majority of small borter trade merchants would be completely put out of business it the new proposol of o 50/50 per cent, borter hosts were put into force m trading with Sumatra This view is held by
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    East German-Czech Barter Agreement
    59 9 East Germany Hag concluded a fpur-year trade agreement with Czechoslovakia. beginning 1952, providing for as exchange of goods wh:ch Is to increase every year Czechoslovakia is to deliver coke, rolled steel, machinery, industrial equipment, tyre* and chemicals m exchange for Eaet German machine tools, mining equipment,
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    Britain To Meet 1952 Minimum Tinplate Needs
    86 9 LONDON: I>« I ißoutir):Britain wi\\ continue to expert enough Lfnplate to rTu-^t the minimum <v mandi of \hr Commonwealtli countries ami '.liost 1 c.juntrics on whom she is dependent for essential supplies of food and r;iw materials Mr Richard Butler. Chanrelk>f of !hc
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    Delhi Machinery Show In Feb.
    58 9 THE ninth fnttlan International nidus! i ia I M ich nery Exhibili* m scheduled to fw i on Feb. B. 1952. m ih Ihi bap* io ■ttract "ail Ibndi o( fore^pi nachinery. tools and appliances as are conducive to the growth and devt lopmenl <>?
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    LYTTELTON TALK 'SATISFACTORY'
    475 10 Dato Onn Sends Personal Message To Churchill Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 5 (Reuter)— Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, leader of the growing Independence for Malaya movement said here yesterday that he and Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Britain's Colonial Secretary had had a "satisfactory discussion" about the country's
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    Bandits Kidnap Tappers
    179 10 KUALA UUMPI K. W«A Two Chhw rif robber lap|>«T> a man ami a woman wt*rr abilueted by t."> handily from an estate m the la pah area of IVrak. bandits were armed with item rales ari- ban Igrenadea a:, l crossed m Jung c gro a ith
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    97 10 KUALA LUM: 1 ft Wed.— A e-aged m Wong X uen, b > was pi before c Firs! Magisi 1 >nta live < irge ol one l us M k, ii Ji 11 g m Od 2 was Bscharged c pi secuti m a ithdrew againsi
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    96 10 SEREMBAN. Wed Mala? a I V.;:.\i bir I Hamid ia fined $10 by the Seremban M igistrate on a a 1:. im the Kathi here for [ailing to ittend moaquc for Friday p: aj ers He aas furthei Bne I 113 for fai ing
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    Widow Sues K.L Firm
    193 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed C i -i Kwouk Swee LOOll4 X a Lumpur was sued by Mad im Chan Seoru Kirn at the High Court here today for a sum 4 31. which the latter mcd was the value of one--5« i share which her husband deceased!
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    Kuppusamy Reviews School's Progress
    261 10 IPOfI, Wed. The steady growth of the kampar Vn^lo Chinese School >vas commented upon* by the Principal, Mr. D. Kuppusamy m his annual speech tiav review of the activities of the school today. i'ne school now provides two asses for each >\>:..:ard up to! Standard Five
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    Christian Literature Talks Begin Tomorrow
    520 10 r Standard Woman Reporter A THREE-FOLD aim has prompted the East Asian Christian Literature Conference which >vill open tomorrow at 8.30 a.m. at Tomlinson Hall, Singapore. Meetings of the Conference, the first m the history of [Christianity m the East, will continue all day until
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    Social Club Office Bearers
    111 10 MALACCA, Wed— Dota Tan Chena. Lock and Mr. Tan Soo Ghi were appointed patrons at the recent annual meeting of Malaccas oldest club— the Social Club. Other office bearers are President: Mr. Goh Tiong Tan. VicePresident: Mr Lee Huan Joo. Secretary: Mr. Tan Cheng Swee. Asst
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    Agricultural Show
    38 10 THE annual agricultural show of Kuala Langat District will be held at Telok Datoh on Dec. 9 MR K. SINNIAH. Postmaster, Svntul, is shortly proceeding on transfer to Pahang as Postmaster, Bentong. as from Dec. 11.
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    ON TRANSFER
    32 10 OR. A R. KANDIAH the Medical Officer m charge Kuala Kubu Bahru Hospital will soon be leaving the District on transfer to Klang. He will be succeeded by Dr. Perampalam.
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    First Speech Day
    28 10 KUJANG. Wed.— The Kluang Convent, named Meriam School, will hold its first speech day on Dec. 8. There will also be an exhibition of handwork.
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    63 10 Maj.-Gen. R. E. Urquhart, G.O.C. Malaya, Mr. Paskin, Mrs. Del Tufo, Lt. General Sir Euan Miller (Military Secretary). Mr. Oliver Lyttelton (Secretary of State for the Colonies), ASP G. Bentley (ADC to H.E.), Mrs. Urquhart, Mr. Macintosh (Private Secretary to Mr. Lyttelton), Mr. Del Tufo (0.A.G.), Capt. H. D. R.
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    Threw Firework At Police Allegation
    277 10 KUAI..A LUMPUR, Wed Stating that he had to hear the evidence before accepting the plea of the accused, the First Magistrate. Mr. A. P. Jack, today, did not accept the plea of guilty from a young Malay driver attached to the RASC, Baharuddin bin Samad.
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    Daily Telegraph Backs Lyttelton
    141 10 LONDON. Dec. 5, (AP) The Conservative Daily Telegraph commented today that the "chief need and concern of everyone m Malaya is that law and order should be restored as quickly as possible. "The country's problems are certainly political as well as military, but as Mr. Lytteiton
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    SC Jailed
    40 10 MUAR. Wed— A young Special Constable, Yeus bin Hassan, stationed at Craigealea Estate, Bukit Pasir. Muar, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate Inche Rauf for unlawfully absenting himself from duty from Nov. 4.
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    CARRYING OUT THE WISH OF PEOPLE'
    384 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Communists are clever m using the name of the people to oppress the people. Some people were cheated by Communist propaganda and believed the people of#China really had enjoyed a "resurrection." This was stated m a Radio Malaya broadcast m
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    Perak Civil Defence C'ttee Formed
    143 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Civil Defence Executive Committee to deal with problems of Civil Defence m the event of war has now been formed under the chairmanship of the Mentri Besar, Perak. The other members of the Committee are the British Adviser, Perak, (Deputy chairman),
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    Sentence Deferred
    148 10 IPOH, Wed.— A young Indian, Ponnusamy Panappah (24) met his friend. Subramaniam. outside the Central Police Station Club Road on Mar. 5 this year and asked for the loan of his friends bicycle. He said that he would return m a short while but he disappeared. A report
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    Fined For Gaming
    72 10 IPOH Wed. Five Chinese, Loke Soo (45), Leong Yip (45), Loke Che e (37). Lam Chee (46) and Lam Wai (42). were each fined $15 or five days r.i. for playing "Dadu" outside the Ipoh railway goods shed on Dec. 4. Pleading m mitigation, the third accused
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    MAN O'WAR SCORES Bid UPSET
    1918 11  -  OLLIE DA VIES By Pays $174 For Short Head Win "SENIOR STABLE'S" Man O'War, ridden J>v Jack ?C5. iT 7 i on ll iecond d »y of lhe Pe k Tur? horn/« C t?M r SfS? 11 L»»t into the iu B TU« a lf
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    DAVIS CUP PREVIEW
    65 11 MELBOURNE. Dk S<AP)-A day P w AoSricas Dick Say tt and Australian .nd team, will face the erratic but hard-driving McGregor. Australia m one semi-final, while Seixas will take on the formidable Frank Sedgman. The Americans play Sweden \n the inter-zone Davis Cup Anal* here from December
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    BIG SWEEP
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    Williams Beats Cuban Champion
    372 11 LvruMJm, lier. 4 (Keutcr) -John William* I contender for the British h< aw Height rrowa cmiljm j.!c<| over 10 rounds Omelio Ajiranmr.tr. h<a\v»< if Hi champion of Cuba m one of the top bouts of tniß-oUi international programme here tonight. The Duke of Edinburgh nan present
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    Badminton Finalists
    280 11 THE final? of thr |oIM ie State Malays b.idimiitor. ch&mpionsbipt will be held at the 'I: UUD »Ti S 1 1 Bukit Timb.t. Lan, Johore Bahni m 8 1 m tbii Saturday Afu-r th. final prizes will h<- d^inbiMed Thf ftnaHst* an JHrnh open *in£l«s Tenkku Jalil fDi[>fl»
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    FRANCE WIN
    22 11 BRISTOL. Dec. 4 (Reuter>: England beat France by seven matchCß to two m an international table tennis mutch bere tonight.
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    European Skating
    30 11 Vll XX A. Dec I IAPK- Tht European l Ling Cl ampion: wi:i be field m Vie:, 1 from Feb. 4-('. I!'.)^. it ai Mini unct d bert
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    SBA SUSPENDS FOUR STARS
    622 12 "No Apology" Letter A Breach Of Agreement THE Singapore Badminton Association last night suspended for "an indefinite period" the Colony's four badminton stars, Wong Peng Soon, Cheong Hock Leng, Ismail bin Marjan and Ong Poh Lim. In a press statement issued late last night after the
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    Goteborg Will Play Alt-India
    65 12 (iOTEBORG will meet All-India at Jn'an Bt^ur Stadium on Dec 13. The visitors have agreed to play this extra match to assist SAFA to mike up fur the tourist>' delayed arrival and had weatkei which affected u.ites. As SAFA have promiM'd the Gtttkorf tram a guaranteed
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    Ooi Will Lead" Penang
    185 12 Ooi Will Lead" Penang PK.WNG, Wed— Ooi Teik Hoik, will lead Penang's t<-am against Singapore m the Kootitj Seong cup final to be played here on Dec. 15 and lti. Penang's selected t.-im will be: Ooi Teik Hock it apt). Law Teik Hock. Lee Him C hye. Teh Khens Chooi,
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    GOTEBORG FIND FORM AT LAST
    674 12 GOTEBORG FIND FORM AT LAST DISPLWING marked improvement, Goteborg scored a decisive three-two win over the Singapore Chinese at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The match, their third game this week, was marred by rain but the 3000 odd soccer fans were more than satisfied with Goteborg's display and Ike thrilling
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    S'pore All Blues Play Their Best
    475 12 S'p ore All Blues Play Their Best SINGAPORE All Blues played their best match of the season yesterday evening against the Singapore < ri.Ut <lub "A" Wat Farrer Park. They lost the match by a single point, scoring five points (a goal) against the Club's six points off two tries,
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    Plans For Cockell Off
    105 12 LONDON. Dec. 5, (Reuter). Jack Solomons, the British tight promoter, said today that he had decided to abandon for the time being his plans to stage a world title fight between Don Cockell and the champion, Joey Maxim. This was because of the statements made by
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    West Indies Go Down lighting
    505 12 SYDNEY, Dee. 5 (Reuter-AAP). Australia beat the West .Indies by seven wickets m the second Test match here today. They are now two up m the series of Hive matches, having won the first Test at Brisbane. The final scores were: West Indies 362 and
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    Headed Out
    55 12 LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5 (AP)— A headon collision ended a fight m the fifth round last night Joe Gurrola, Los Angeles, 138J lbs.. and Sammy Figueroa, Corona, California, both bumped heads and a gash was opened over Gurrola's right eye. The bout, main event at the Olympic Auditorium,
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    Perak Names Team To Meet Goteborg
    103 12 IPOH, Wednesday.— The Perak Amateur Football Association's eleven to play against the Swedish Goteborg team here on Sunday, have been selected as follows: W. B. Lauder; Lee Sai Cheong (Captain), Lim Boon Keat: G. Longman. J. W. Puttock, Ishak Kassim. N. J. Curtis, Ishak
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    Helsinki: Neo Nornmated
    263 12 Helsinki: Neo Norn ma ted THE Singapore Olympic and. Sports Council yesterday approved the only application submitted so far from Colony sports body for the World Olympics at Helsinki. This is the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's application for Neo Chwee Kok. Mr. E. Strickland, secretary of the Council, said that
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    AUSTRALIA 'S TENNIS EXPERIMENT FLOPS
    276 12 A USTRALIA 'S TENNIS EXPERIMENT FLOPS KOOYOIVG, VICTORIA, Dec. 5 (AP). Australia's great tennis doubles experiment ended today with the tennis fan m the street as fully mystified as when it began. Both the Australian scratch teams caught one-sided beatings m the semifinals of the Victorian championships and both Frank
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    Dado Marino Goes Out To Jap Shirai
    314 12 HONOLULU, Dec. 5 (AP). Japanese flyweight champion Yoshio Shirai last night scored a technical knockout over world flyweight champion Dado Marino of Honolulu m the seventh round of a scheduled 10--round non-title fight. They meet m Tokyo m a championship ncvt May. Shirai
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      65 12 fHDESf^^I ItilikSp^l IHWIJirHSUa H HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY A.M. P.M. Singapore 4.49 4.08 Malacca 1.28 Port Dickson 12.09 Port Sham 10.44 11.57 Penan* 5.34 8.05 TOMORROW: Singapore 5.51 5.41 Malacca 2.08 3.02 Port Dickson 12.49 1.43 Port Sham 12.21 Penang 7.27 9.09 SATURDAY Singapore 6.49
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