Singapore Standard, 10 December 1951

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    19 1 Singapore Standard Ik A. to J. iOL M NO. 162. SINGAPORE, MONDAY; DECEMBER 10, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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  • Article
    Egypt Cabinet Discusses Break With UK
    244 1 Egypt Cabinet Discusses Break With UK RO, Dec. 9 The Egyptian Cabinet' to discuss the possibility of breaking c relations with Britain. fish soldiers were killed and a third unded by Egyptian terrorists m the 1 rtei of Ismailia today. All three were :fen and robbed. AH three were members
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    UNESCO May Aid Fed. Plan
    64 1 UNESCO May Aid Fed. Plan rf>pi>ndent TR. Dec 9 ogham, m, ciis- be had Natiana and Cul- I a:J In g a nme of a:\ou. at- -fs United i :ie.\ >' the HI 0l to oe *is r« m mi >:i age ing it *lk lining finti teachers. iaa J
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    55 Americans Held
    21 1 THE U.S. State Department said ;ha*. 55 Americans m China were reported detained, including 32 m prison.— Reuter
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    ASSURANCE TO UNIONS
    599 1 UK Policy Is Unchanged Standard Staff Reporter. SECRETARY of State for the Colonies Oliver Lyttelton gave a categorical "No" when asked yesterday m Singapore whether the change of government m the United Kingdom meant any change m policy towards the Trade Union movement m Malaya. Mr. Lyttelton
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    20,000OnDoomed Isle Await Boats
    179 1 MANILA, Deo. 9. Westerly winds from a typhoon today blew hot volcanic ash all over the east ooast of < ami-uin Island, where 2.000 people have died m a M.leanic eruption, hampering rescue worker* and I. rin. -in" fresh dangers lo thousands of evacuees. Great clouds
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    ECSA Tells Grievances
    384 1 ECSA Tells Grievances KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 9.— The European Civil Servants' Association of Malaya is to petition Government on the "grave dissatisfaction 1 which exists m service not only with certain conditions of service but at the delay and difficulty m bringing the local governments to negotiation and m getting
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    Allied Prisoners As Hostages
    218 1 All ied Prisoners As Hostages TOKYO, IW. 9 (Krulrr-Wr) \flrr anOli.. r fruitiest! armistir<» nUMStsMflj toda\. Bri^.-<»rn. illi.«,«n Nurkols. U.N. l»ri«'fiii» BaWrr, BDUUG& roinniHiii«.|« iti Kuriii of holding I pri— IH as ImmUl^M* "The Communists holding he human club ol A i prisoners u\ <i the United N;ii iotis i
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    Truman Breaks Holiday To Confer On Korea
    98 1 WASHINGTON. Dec. 9 President Truman's sudden den sion at Key We.>t to break <>m hi.s Florida vacation and re turn to Washington t<>d;o. <>fti cial circles here said, was Hue mainly to ihe Korean armistice talks It was .staled at Key West thai
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    Untitled
    56 1 photo Mr. J.W. Perrigo. who is m Singapore l<> work on" the urn eral reorganisation of accounting methods and procrdur«-s tn the (io\ eminent service, pictured with Mrs. l'erri^«» on .trri\.»l m Singapore yesterday by the Perseus. \ir. Perrigo \s lf«<* third man m the team of business consultants engaged
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    2 Papers Suspended
    31 1 The li u| M a ing tie ipapc s A tkhi md the Sou! el a; ioleni ci It ici sms ol the %q\ n I merit. AFP
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    ADULT EDUCATION
    13 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec 9:— Pahang has formed an adult education association.
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    Malay Film Star Dies In Crash
    22 1 J\FFAR BIN AHMAD SHAH (4) a local Malay actor who m j IFFAR BIN AHMAD SHAH
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    ERNEST HEMINGWAY ON ARMS CHARGE
    38 1 THE Writer Ernest Hemingway will appear m a Havana Court today on a charge of owning firearms One of his servants was wounded recently while cleaning a Winchester rifl* belonging to Hemingway.- A.F.P.
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    It Is Up To Singapore
    98 1 THE question of the political development of Singapore was discussed by Mr. Lyttelton when he met members of the Executive Council yesterday. The Standard understands. It is understood that Mr. Lyttelton at this meeting expressed views that could be described as sympathetic. He is understood
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    HK Reform Plea To Lyttelton
    61 1 HONGKONG. Dec. 9. <AP>. Chinese Reform Association members m an open letter to Secretary of State for the Colonies OlrVer Lyttelton urge British Government action to produce a measure of selfgovernment for Hongkong. The Association is made up of prominent Chinese residents of the colony.
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    FundRises To $1,000
    170 1 THE STANDARD CJhriKima§ Toy Fund, opened last Wednesday, now totals $1,000. Latest contributions, of $20 earh, rome from "Tan Sinters and Brothers' 9 of Zion Road, and from fc "Wellwi»hers," and $14 from "Sympathiser/ Another contribution four dozen anart sise bottles of Rose brand »yrup— nas been
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    Co-ordinating ILO And Colombo Plan
    74 1 COLOMBO. Dec. 9, (Reutei Mr. Geoffrey Wilson, Director of the Colombo Plan Bureau, left here by air for Singapore today on his way to Bangkok to attend the Asian technical manpower conference of the International Labour Organisation beginning on Dec. 12. Mr Wilson said he
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    PERSIAN EDITORS TAKE SANCTUARY IN MAJLIS
    137 1 TEHERAN, Dec 9 (AP) Anti-Momdeq new paper editors and 1 I Opposition deputies moved into the Parliament building here yesterday and announced they were taking refuge from Government terrorists. They issued separate communiques alleging that their lives were m danger as a result of
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  • Article
    Snowfall In England
    44 1 Snow fell In tagU.d yeiieuiay ,for th« flnt time thU winter m tie Skipton area of ,Yo»*J»; Deep snow wai repoited m the Scottish highlands.— fteuter. YUGOSLAVIA and the West German Rt/>ubliC have M l resume normal dlplomitit relations. A. P.
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  • Article, Illustration
    BIG RAF HOUSING PLAN NEAR COMPLETION
    838 2  -  MICHAEL CONNORS Quarters For Majority Of Officers, Men By '55 By Standard Staff Reporter UNDER a building programme at present m hand by the RAF authorities, the majority of Royal Air Force officers, airmen and their families on Singapore island will be accommodated m
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    $8,708,000 ForExpansion Of Sarawak
    144 2 $8,708,000 ForExpansion Of Sarawak Standard Staff Reporter SINCE Sarawak became eligible for assistance from Colonial Development and Welfare Funds, schemes have been approved totalling $8,708,821 states a Government report on Development (Sarawak), 1051, issued yiMerday. .V appendix revealing the rev i sr«! programme outlining overall plan for the period U)
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    Benedictines Entertain Bro. James
    74 2 Si w. l.:rd stall R» porter Mi R] THAIS 20 Benedictines Bt w i v t St Beaed.i d t eylon) ass< inbled a1 I Centra S Rapore vespi t da> to pay j iheii former teacher, j R< Brot Jai k Bi James IS ia
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    Class Workers Elect President
    117 2 Staud^rJ Siaif Rtpriltr MR LJM >I W HOCK wns riiried presideni v\ the Singaj«n t". ;..^> Factory Employees* l t.i- i .i\ ary dm 11--ir.<i o| Urn Union held yesterday.] M < v elected a six- I Man negt I ting comm '.-te This i 'iiiut
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    Mrs. Fozdar Talks On Pece
    81 2 Standard Staff Reporter NATIONS learn slowly and 5l»»» times at a heavy cost, said M.> Shnir Ftidai. speaking or. '"itu- taatntiah ol peace" at the B.rhiu Centre m Singapore vestotday i'b* n« rrors tf two world w;j4> dt net seem to have seriously impressed upon
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    Case Of The Two William KohsOfRASC
    213 2 BARELY three weeks since his arrival m Singapore from UK. L/Cpl. William Gordon Knh of the R.ASC has me: with quite some embarrassment He has fount! to his dismay that be is i ol the only William X-> v ot the R A S.C
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  • Article
    FAIR PRICES
    19 2 TIIF FOLLOWING is the 33rd fair price list O ndensed Milk 14 c/ tins "Sledge" 70 cents.
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    Hello And Goodbye!
    46 2 photo MR. ROBERT WILLIAM STAINFORTH, retiring General Man- i ager of the Oriental x Telephone Electric i Company, Singapore, |f who is leaving for his if home m Nottingham, < I England, m the ship I Chusan. which sails at I aoon today.- Standard
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    Telephone Chief Looks Bock On 30 Years' Service
    467 2 EXACTLY one week short of 30 years service >vith the Oriental Telephone Electric Company, m Singapore, Mr. Robert William Staintorth, the Company's General Manager, soils for home today m L Js2n. A large, geniai man, with a quiet sense of humour who
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    Joy Ride For Connies' Passengers
    118 2 PASSENGERS on two BOAC Constellations one from London and the other from Sydney had an unexpected half-hour's joy ride round Singapore yesterday before landing. The crews were practising the instrument let-down procedure over Kallang Airport a system used m very poor weather conditions. Practices of
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    Wedding
    52 2 MR HARRY SION Lelah and Miss Louisa Abraham were married yesterday at the Maghain Aboth Synagogue m Waterloo Street. The bridegroom is on the staff of the East Asiatic Co Ltd and is the son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Sion Lelah The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
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    Appeal For Group 'O' Blood
    69 2 THE Singapore Blood Transfusion Service is appealing for Group "O" blood to replenish the low stocks m the Bank. The balance m the Bank from Dec. 1 to 7 is: Group Group Group Group Total. O A B AB Donation received 37 24 31 4
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    'Voters Were Lured Away,' Says Mak
    142 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. MAX PAX SHEE, one of the defeated candidates m the East Ward m the last City Council Elections told his supporters at a tea-party at Siang Lim Park cri Saturday that most of his voters were lured away by pecuniary
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      38 2 t HAS r DRESS} Ctt&tX-NOT AT AJLLJ? WHOSE BOKTV I ITHAT F/'Vu/'A/Wy I! QAM'- HOW A INFORMAL, V IWE GOT IT ALL TJGGEREdI MAMhP^V J? InIGMTL rJL*.J%r 4 OOMEVO'HAIMT f NOWADAVSy V<^^-sDUT.'?'--THEy WAS 1 N ij Ell HAND"
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  • WEEKEND NEWS IN PICTURES
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      International Brotherhood Of Magicians
      76 3 MR. YEO SOON KI.W. (riuhi), official Territorial Representative m Singapore for the International Brotherhood of America, is seen handing over the charter from the parent foody to the Singapore ring of the 1.8.M. Mr. Tan Ewe Oiee, President of the Singapore ring, received it on foehalf
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      LYTTELTON AT CATHEDRAL SERVICE
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      Singapore Wedding
      23 3 Singapore Wedding photo. »W> MRS ONG CHENG HONG. who r M S pave yesterday. The bride was formerly Ml* Sn? Geok Lin. Standard
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      C'wealth Audit Talks
      84 3 C' wealth Audit Talks Standard Staff Reporter JENT audit de- uraughout the Brijruvealth should the recent Lon•ks held by six Auditors- said Mr. James I Australia, yesterday m S .-ore. ay is returning to i I Qantas BO AC. •hanged on the au>i,:t systems fan use, 5 s h i
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      Schoolboys Form Aeromodellers Club
      330 3 THE JUNIOR ICARIANS, a band of schoolboy aeromodellers of the Gati Eng Seng School, plan to hold a competition soon so that other schools interested may form their own aeromodeliers club. Aeromodellers from other schools who are interested may take part m the competition said Scan
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      Red Swastika Society
      14 3 B^ff^i-- OaA c wa stika Socie- Standard DictUfe »J Michaei Goh
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      OEI TIONG HAM CONCERN CLUB
      191 3 MR. GOH TONG LIANG, Assistant General Manager of Overseas Assurance, who has- been appointed to the Singapore Rural Board for three years m plate of 'Mr. E. Galistan. Mr. Goh is the Secretary of the Bukit Panjang Rural District Committee since its inception m 1947.
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  • NEW BOOKS reviewed
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      MORE ROYALIST THAN THE ROYAL FAMILY
      160 4  -  S. JACOBSON by era m seizing upoi evei yday rems ks King ar.d retailing then I is profound i istrati rq pen :•> test t xample is is I k I H r Bolitho, ished this i ek Majesties Par- dr Bolii s f
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      KelantanWardens'ClubhouseOpened
      110 4 S Jb pro;- es foi va refer: the Pf Chepa X I l t pres ihkota, tan Mi H r Chun -f X- v i missio I ■>.V K. S uth Kasi Asia Reeional ris« C ference Mi V I of Prisons 1 F* i Malai a and V
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      An Allegory Of Good And Evil
      885 4 An Allegory Of Good And Evil M> Icllnu Devils, tv I P. Hartley. < James Barrie. 12s. 6d.) Joachim ol Babylon. B> Mam ix Gijsen. Translated by F. G. Kenier and Anne (lift. (Easi and West Library. Bs. 6d.) Margaretia'fl Choice. By Powell Edwards. < Richards Press. Ts. K<!.. The
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      Youth Stole From Father-In-Law
      88 4 P.-\: LJNTAR. Sun.— Che R «c bin s- vii who st >1c fi m a vas bound k peri :i ot three ears the sun fs2 m default, thre< n nths rigoi ius m pi iC i R se j pleaded guilty Mi B.G Smith. P
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      Moods Of London Vividly Portrayed
      382 4 B> STEPHEN SPENDER The Moods of London. By R. J (.'ruikshank. (H a raj s h Hamilton 10s 6d.) I HAVE not beei able to dis--1 c ver whether Mr Cruiks :.k is related to the greal illustrator of Dickens: but there is a strong
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      Great Interest In Morgan 'Plus Four'
      852 4 i CINCE its introduction at the Earl's Court Motor Showlast October, the Morgan "Plus Four" Four-Seater has created j wide interest amongst the sports car fans. In many ways the Morgan is a sports car of unique character. It is hand built by a
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      Give Half Your Winnings To Children's XmasFund
      739 4  - Give Half Your Winnings To Children 's XmasFund 'MARA' By THIS week lamgoin to appeal to the women of Singapore who are keen bridge and mahjong players I know lucre arc several among my own close friends. Now do not get alarmed I am not going to i ask you
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  • Article
    ESAM Builds Hostel For Kedah Boys
    159 5 ESAM Builds Hostel For Kedah Boys SUNGE] PATANI. Sun.— in j Mtler te prove to the people >t Kedah that money collected taring last years Poppy Day appeal a hicn amounted to $11,000 was being used to good purpose locally, the Kedab branch ot the Ex-Services Association ot Mai laya
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    WORK ON S.A. CENTRE SOON
    97 5 PKN ANG. Sun. Construction >i the new building to be usei as ie tocal Salvation Army centre m Perak R(»ad will begin m another week r »r so. Captain S.E. Bataferidge, ofticer-in-charge oi the SaK-ation Army Boys" Home told Trie Standard here today. H? s.^id
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    Reports In Brief
    287 5 IEE Kaa, a^ed 89. >f Jalan j > ,i ■>!- T«n«*knh. whs fined *12 >i< &ay£ rl by the Mu-ir Hagis- j trate for Bad reporting" his ideti•irv citri defaced THF. Sultan r »t Ketentaa and j me Stale Secretary were annum jhcse present al >he annual
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    Passes In Law Exam.
    248 5 TOHORE BAHRU. Sim THREK can* dates m Jatnore B*hi-u wno took part m the reeeni Part 111 law escammations passed. They are Messrs P S Naidu ot the Sessions Court J. 8.. and Ho Kean Tit ot the Immigration Department Other successful candidates trum various parts
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    TRAINING FOR KAMPONG LEADERS
    421 5 renhulus Take First Course NowHeldlnlnoh i M ,r QH 1 Sy-— A comprehensive training course m VrtnrtiJ^T? 11 f i° r Ketuas and to the vSroh i^ bem S Panned by R.I.D.A. to be held m ih, a nn y T;u This WHIWe is subject to
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    Untitled
    46 5 Th»- >ecretary of State for the Colonies Mr. Oliver Lvttelton. called on the manager of Tanbak Tin Mine when he visited Pertang. on Dec. 7. Pictare shows Mr. Lvttelton (seated) talking to Mr. and Mrs. P. Sturzaker. the manager and his wife. Dept. of Information photo
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    Health Work In Kedah Expands
    85 5 Health Work In Kedah Expands A LOR STAR. Sun.— Tuan Haji M;ihim?d Sherift bin Osman Mentri Besar. Keda'i. disclosed at t!ie State Council yesterday that steady progress was made m medical and health work for benefit of inhabitants 9l kampongs during 1951. He-<ith sisters and their nurses had extended their
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    Special Gets 18 Months' Jail
    68 5 MALACCA. Sun. The- President mi the Sessions Court, Mr F A. Chua. sentenced a it)eciai constable, A Darmalingam to 18 months' r.i when he was convicted fr »r thett ut Slu and a necklace valued at $H>o frona A Packuee who lodged with him Packiree
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    Pelawan Curfew
    35 5 IPOH. Sun. -A curfew h^s b«?e.\ imposed «>n the resettletnent vrillHfie of Pekuvan m the district of Te-tuk An>r»n from i p.m. to 5 a.tu Through traffic is not effectft\ r»v this order.
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    Chinese Teachers Seek Better Pay
    214 5 Siatulanl Mart (!or respondent PENANG, Sun.— The five delegates of the teachers of Chung Hwa Confucian School who went to see the school committee again this afternoon regarding their request for increased cost of living allowances had to «o away disappointed as they were told
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    WARD PRAISES HK GRADUATES
    95 5 PENANG. Sun— Proposing a toast at the annual re-union dinner of the Hongkaag Alumni Association held m Penan? Qafe last uiiiht. Mr N. Ward. MumcipaJ President, slated that with out the doctors and engineers who graduated from Hongkong, Malaya m general and Penang i i particular
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    174 Births In Penang
    52 5 PENANG Sun The latest Muni"i;ni health statement shows that there were 174 births :*nd 44 deiths. including V.'. of Infants under one year, for the week endi.]^ Dec. 1. One c^e of iiphttieria repf>i!cd md ctne der-^th diie to pulm<»mir.y tuberculosis wwb also recorded for the
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    1952 HOLIDAYS IN PENANG
    129 5 PENANG, Stin. Public and B-mk holidays Foi the Settlement ut Penang for iy.">2 are follows: Chinese New Y?jr two days Jan. 27 and 28: Federation Day Feb. 1: Good Friday Apr U: Hitidu New Year Apr i:j; Easter Monday Apr. 14. W^sak Day May 8: King's
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    M.C.A. Names Six Candidates For KL Mun. Elections
    206 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The M«ila\an Chines Association are putting up six candidate* to OMateal Uaß Municipal elections m Kuala Lumpur next month. SU probable MCA candidates include three who are at present serving on the Kualt Lumpur MunicipH commission. They are Mr.
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    GOES ON LEAVE
    109 5 GOES ON LEA VE KUALA LIFIS. 5m Dr. G E.O Lewis, B.sc. Pit F tt.G.S the Principal »t the Dtffoi i School, Kuala Lipis, has fOOC 00 ieave to the United Bangdon He has been with the sch i I since A;>iil 1M49 tnd iurinf tiif time, the school has
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    KEDAH PROBE
    94 5 A I. OR star Bun. ha mic survej iata ;i<e possibility oi introducing mechanise i culiivation m Kedah \s likelj to be mnit* soon. The Bttrwej would endeavoui to i«t^«« the b i1 ye merits 'n cultivation '>> ce f p.> i ma buffaloes, k is done <i
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    2 BANDITS KILLED
    271 5 XV \i a 1.1 MPUR. -m n bandii i k 4bf i ecu '>: d patro i Sega ma -i.i i bandit* 1 seen ci «stng A MBp i" )i opened fire on >t 'lt-ii; «..<s kilted Fhe bandit rha tiled been identi i d S i
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  • Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper
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      Cut Out Fear
      668 6 PHE Prii .< ister Mr Winston Churchill, l^yc ii :ii< House (>f Commons last work of I Duml er oi men employed m Malaya for fight- bandits W( have no fewei than 42,000 soldiers and I olice m the battle Mi Churchill estimated t\ strength oi the
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      Human Rights
      157 6 r JX_)DAV is the third anniversary of the Declaration Of Human Rights. On Oct. 10. 1948. the general assembly of the United Nations, meeting m Paris ratified the Covenant on Human Rights and member States- embarked on a programme for promotinfl and encouraging respect for human i ights
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  • Letter
    Colour Bar Problem
    364 6 Sir: Singapore is a cosmopolitan country where e\ t 'v one ol its citizens is entil ed to equality of treatment It is also the policy of His Majesty's Govt thai there shall be no distinction with regard to race colour, creed or caste. But. strange as
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    HUMAN RIGHTS
    1810 6 The Universal Declaration of WHEREAS recognition ol th« inherent dignity and of th< equal and m; i< nal t rights of all members of the human family is the feundation of freedom, justice and i ace m Ihe orld, WHEREAS disregard and onto mpi for human rights have
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    10 6 "Alii Walter, home again safe and sound! 1
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    The 'Marines' Keep Crime Down In S'pore Waters
    643 6  - The 'Marines' Keep Crime Down In S'pore Waters Patrick Chee FBGFGFGDF to A TELEPHONE rings m the office of the Officer Commonding, Marine Police Division, ot the headquarters \n Empress Place. Voice at ihe other end: 'A lighter has been found at ..with a load of rubber. .highly suspicious." *'On
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    BIG 3 FIRM ON ATOM STAND
    190 7 Want Effective Control Before Total A -Ban ssus SSifcs£3S bomb. 1 r hal r eply, couched m i MjP'omatic bui unmistakable phrases was given m a closed session of the Bip Four Disarmament sub-rommithi- to a' memorandum by Padilla, the I chairman proposing to
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    World Bank Offers Aid In Oil Row
    14 7 World Bank Offers Aid In Oil Row crested i i Vli posi- i wi
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    E. Germany Accepts UN Invitation
    63 7 E. Germany Accepts UN Invitation BERLIN, Dec 8 (UP)— The German Government officia '>• anpount i d thai it accepted the United Nations invitation to semi a delegation ta Paris to participate m the debate on German unification but at ;ht same time labelled the United Nations action on Germany
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    Reds Purge 18,000 In Kwangtung In 3 Months
    79 7 I'<- 9 (API Chines^ Communist military disclosed that IS. (l(»0 p*TM>ns have b^en Ibs pn»\init' of South China *he past n described by the Communist authorities :.<>-. \pK»ittrs and banditv lloni;kon|ts t „ti today. S*ath (Mima's richest pr«^vin<e with a I Two-thirds
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    More US Troops
    58 7 BREMERHAVEM GERMANY, Dec 9. (APj The last shipload ol 28th Division troops arrived here yesterday completing the buildup of U.S forces m G« r- v to six divisions. The 28th is the lasl oi four American divisions brought over this year to reinforce Allied defence m Europe.
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    Nehru Leads In First India Election Results
    235 7 NEW DELHI, Dec. 9, (AP).— The first results m India's general election returned m the tiny state of Himachal Pradesh gave Prime Minister Nehru's governing Congress Party an absolute majority. Final returns are due m by late January. Himachal Pradesh. w'r eh i>
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    Olivia Wins Award
    76 7 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 9 (UP)— Actress Olivia rie Havili land was presented yesterday with the Cine Review ol Belgium acting award of 19^1 for '.itv role m "The Heiress." < !ommon wealth. j The party to be called the Sundan Republican Party is now m process of
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    UK Experts Make Monkey Of 'Snowman'
    361 7 LONDON. Dec. 9. (AP>— The I "Abominable Snowman' the I legendary half-man, half-beast ol l the Himalayas is probably a not very abominable monkey, saia b itish experts yesterday To help prove their point. against a barrage of newspaper stories, the experts hauled a
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    Adenauer: Heal Success For Germany
    70 7 BONN, GERMANY. Dec. (AP) Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned yesterday from his six-day state visil to Britain and told newsmen his .discussions with British lead- ers "led to real success for Germany." Tiit firsi German Chancellor if) visil Britain since 1931. Adenauer talked with Prime Minister
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    Tan Kah Kee Is Back In Foochow
    88 7 HONGKONG, Dec. 9, (AP).— Tan Kah Kee. former Singapore j rubber magnate who is now a member of the Chinese Commu- i nist Central Peoples Consulta- tive Council, was quoted by the Hongkong Communist newspaper j Ta Kung Pao today as saying the
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    SUDAN MOVES TO STAY IN C'WEALTH
    86 7 KHARTOUM, Dec. 9 (Renter) Moves are under nay behind the scenes here to unite the Northern Sudan tribal leaders, parliamentary representatives of the primitive Southern tribe* ami educated lownfolk j into a parly lo make the Sudan a republic within the favouring the entry
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    EDEN AND ADENAUER
    41 7 Photo. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden (right) is seen chatting with West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, at the Foreign Office m London on December 3. The German Chancellor had just completed his fi-dnv visit to London.- AP
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    Churchill Seen Due For Disappointment In Coming US Talks
    350 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, (AP).-Some sparks of disagreement may fly when Prime Minister Churchill sits down with President Truman early next month to talk global issues. Churchill's statements indicate there are sharp differences of opinion between him and the President For example,
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    Labour Shortage In Borneo Acute
    59 7 HONGKONG. Dec <■'• (AP) Laboui shortages :-.:t- becoming more serious m Borneo, directors and shareholder^ of Sandakan Light and Power Company Ltd. were told by chairman, .M;ii". r S.M. Churn. A> result, he told the 2rv.ii annual meeting, even item c. expense had increased. The
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    CHERNIAVSKY HAS ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
    546 7 Standard Music Critic ITH tii<> ictoria Memorial Mail crammed to fa |iori;il* and amid spontaneous applause and sbontfi of "bravo!" from (AH) happj and wil< 1 1 rnlhimiawtic people, Leo Cherniavftkj laal ni^hi talked off the plat* form with his wonderful Guarnerius violin a tired Imii
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    Forerunner Of A-Power Plant Ready In 1952
    315 7 NEW YORK, Dec 'v (I T) hairn. n Gm4* Dean <>i the i nited States \U\m\t Knergy Commisvicn disclosed last ni^ht that Urn foreruner ol futun atomic power plants will begia prodacini; electririti m the first half oi next rear." H« als< said
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    US 'To Avoid' Fighting In China Proper
    89 7 U S 'To Avoid' Fighting In China Proper ASKI H\ IWKK M JERSEY. Ufi 9, IAPI- l»« I nder fifff lfilfJ <>f thr \rrm said \<-*l«'rdav. "We niw-t >« MKIM not to adopt .m\ polity that would put Urn I'nilrd States into a stMMttaf uar «»n th« ("hin«x< nu»n land
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    US Guided Missiles For Planes
    120 7 WASHINGTi I*I■ \ii X, ast nij j.uii<(< d KtraU qic UK ||> 1i ow n wny 1 li en i det'i .ii n < hi, a rm i j j I ci a I < eport s. Ltw r For:« jii^. 1 < < >
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    Egypl Detains Krenrh Liner
    64 7 ALEXANDRIA Dec R fAFI 'I !i« f i ptiaa authorities detained the f- mot m 4 guard toe hi ed< d< n<MNi J < rapt m isubm U l#ti|2 interrogation and I mi had i< i.,'< m before I commission investigating m i ire ol 100
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    MARKETS SHOW MODERATE TREND
    4 8 MARKETS SHOW MODERATE TREND
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    486 8 Extra Buyers In Tins By A Special Correspondent THE continuing weakness m London was reflected on Malayan markets during the week and turnover assumed only moderate proportions. Little by way of decided trend was to be discerned except perhaps m tins where buyers 1 were a little more m evidence.
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    The Week's Business
    258 8 Industrials. Alexandra 3rick ?:-.m'. %2J25, Fraser and Neave Ord. ii4.i)s to 53.95. Malayan Brea'v»: Lea $5J25 and $.3.20 Malayan Cement 58c to .50c. Malayan Collieries $1,724. McAlister $40.00 and $40.25, Robinson OrJ. $3.85, SingaDore Cold Storage $5.05 to J4.85 Singapore Traction Ord. 15s. tid. Straits Trading $21.75.
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    Malaya Gt^ts Share Of Newsprint
    90 8 W Dec. lUP):— v Govei imeni aewspri i1 bx »c- si.i '->di> fh.r a "lai-ge Dart* ol Me eraergeocj newsprint »lloca< tioaa to countries with sltortages J g M ilaya, nas been shipped Ie ISol emierge&c; allocate on; i c 1 li7.s*H» metric ♦jr> a
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    529 8 Singapore Cold Storage Vo, Ltd. Demonstrating faith m Milaya's future, this enterprising concern tells of expansion m plant, premises and services m the report for the year ended Aug 31, this year. On a record turnover net profit was higher at $917,398 (19 per cent.) after tax. equivalent
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    Don't Erase I Endorsements
    68 8 MOTORISTS are wrarned by the Colony's Traffic Chief. Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, not to erase or deface endorsements on their driving licences. Mr. Haxworth remind motorists that records oi 1 driving licences and endorsetnents are kept by the Traffic Police, He was commenting on a
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    S'pore For Social Talks
    71 8 SINGAPORE may take part m the Sixth International Conference Social Work m Madras m Dec 1952 This wrill oe the; first time the conference is be iiii. 1 held m South East Asia Mr R W I Band. Secretai :>• Social Welfare. Singapore told 1 \y:ess
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    From Pans To Chair
    43 8 William .1 cirede 54-year-old I New york industrialist who j started h career b> selling pots jid >j:~-i Croon door to dooi has I been elected th? 1962 President jf the UJS National Association of! M:«M.it.u- u-jv.-s --A P
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    Arts And Crafts industry To Grow
    90 8 KUALA LLWIPUR, Dec. 4.— RIDA >e t »s great economic possi- j bi lities m Malay arts and cratLs and. to develop this into a major industry a survey is now being carried out In Kelantan. A grant of $20,000 has been given to
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    OPEN LETTER TO S'PORE DOCTORS
    477 9 i our: la proiwkci d« c The pu! w outcry after the ha* Xci s rase was thai gov- S:l> d set up a sys em of afterrare for disch nrged i pita patients The icca is excellent, but like the bospita my after- i
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    SIMPATHY FOR 'TAMPORARIES'
    30 9 SIMPATHY FOR 'TAMPORARIES' a v. eu to reWant hed m en bet ent ediate rnmeni la <. '.vith I n ra- that the I thai Mr. ■.t re remove this OBSERVER
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    Plight Of Clerks
    196 9 v uion working Malaya today tl an 'no stall la have of s i nd being ar< t of need] their omenl over lowances and service Howpricea of m the market. q what they selves anu wrotkcfi, m rid Be- and ire hong un- v t u
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    Overage Boys In Schools
    329 9 Sir:— The year 1951 will end soon Many boys have passed their examinations at the ape of 16 years. Next year those over 16 years will be told to leave scnools and fio elsewhere for further education It Is no fault of these boys They are
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    Singapore. _ No Champion For The Ex-Servicemen
    146 9 Singapore. No Champion For The Ex-Servicemen c; r You can find Chamn i everywhere for many ?\u4 but S o far not a sing c men. Fr'om'tlif iapance "Governsis ,I»J was honourably disvciJ insisted that mjr parenta. my brother and brother-in-law Should also join because *c were British subjects^ In
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      132 9 '.v.^^^^F.- ■•''>'■;■■ m »1 P*^^m I 1 N. mULA^T I B/ST^W 1 PAC?LING W J I i BR-RP..] !TlI COME TO THINK, C WF,'.>f m[^'- w' Z'Wv^S.: AWA^EUP/S JSV/h*. f ,5J TfPPpWY I CLOSED THE WiMDa^7L? M c bx > THAT'LL MA» ,V /?,/>- J IT'SVOURTUPN C^\ V ITb FR
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    Of men and music
    766 10  - Of men and music Bill' webb gones FAGFGADFGADFG :|l UH (.I*ll 11 1 Il> wellknown to you lor tin- hnowledgablc progrannnefl h«* pula o\cr m Kadio Hhylhtn Mul>\ h;ilf hour and I wrrt* i<ll\ cßsctlflHng "|M"rf<M'l pileh 1 ||m oilht <la>. I ■>.iitl I \vonltl l»«- interested to bcwr irom
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    THE LATEST FOR THE LADIES
    77 10 IN this household, It's the m m and not tin* woman— who selects what milady will wear. Caught by the camera -f-ently at a Cairo fashion house was this wealthy Aral) chieftain .Abdullah Lamliium Pasha as he sat selecting Parisian dresses for the women m
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    POLICE DOG LEADS EX-BANDIT GANG
    822 10  -  'JON' By 4 S the Security Forces put x on pressure early m 19;">0, more and more of the bandits m the Federation surrendered. knowing: that they would be given a fair chance. A lot of them with a craving for excitement applied for permission
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      172 10 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE <4»4 uetre» a ii metres) i« 1 «r In Emeritencjr News (K.L.»: i».»j Something for Everyone; «ll fm Military Bandstand; ll.:{« London Studi* Melodies; 1 n m Lawrence Welk Orchestra Ewinr S.sters; 1.30 News; 1.45 Home on Ine Range: 2 p.m. Malay Melodies: 2.1 M Concert Hall;
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      454 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE ts new series-No. 41 B—Girl's8 Girl's name I 12— Gone by TT"! f!T"^ mmm v— j 13— Lament 'I I* k I 7 1 9 P /o it 14— Golf mound. f I I I I I 15— Southern 2 I I I 1 1 hero IZ
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      154 10 5 "Mummmmwu^ J /T«ODAY S FORECAST:-Get up 2 A I"'! If you ant make the 2 2* w St of the IMWMI Part of 2 dealers. horse trainers and > jockeys. l.ater In the day tlie stars are not so kind. Take rare 5 2 c^it rUa XK d 4
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    RAIN, MUD CAUSE CROP OF UPSETS
    603 11 LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuter): Fancied teams crashed today as SSLST' SaICS and mUd broUght a cr °P of su P™ing resulted the Football League programme. Arsenal suffered their firet home defeat of the season, losing 3-1 to Manchester United, and Rotherham Un ted the
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    UK Drive Against Papers
    242 11 UK Drive Against Papers LONDON, Dec 9 (API Scotland Yard detertiws and special Inycrtigttfi of the British Jocko Club art set to team up m a big drive against racehorse dopers. This mow follows an offer toy Lord Roscbery. out ol Britain's leading race herse owners, to pay 111.000 for
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    CRCsToHoId Big Meeting
    75 11 SEREMBAN. Sun.— 'Arrangements are beine made by the Negri Sembilaft Chinese Recreation Club to hold the annual hockey and tennis quadrangular tournament at Seremban from Dec. 23 to 25. The participating team* are the Chinese Recreation Clubs from Penang. Perak, Selangor and Negri. Sembilan. In hockey both
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    Hopman Starts War Of Nerves
    515 11 MELBOURNE, Dec. 9, (AP).— Harry Hcpman, non-playing captain of the Australian Davis Cop tennis team, is making a determined effort to brand Vie Seixas of the U.S. team as a habitual foot-faulter m advance of the probable challenge round between America and Australia later this
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    S.Africa Win On Better Stamina
    513 11 DUBLIN, Dec. 8, (Reuter).— ln a dour foruard game on a heavy sticky ground. South Africa defeated Ireland by 17 points (one goal, three tries and on< dropped goal) to five points (one goal) m the Rugby Union International here today. Ireland led by five
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    Temujin Promoted
    139 11 Temujin Promoted "TANA T S:..f i i» mniii. who carried 9M :<■ victory ..i^d double <-:. laal rim «>f "ie fpoh i «'ict- <>r, Saturday ut boca promoted Uj ciaai :i Two other Dorset who r«/ up a cla.v are M% M,r,k and H«r. a' DreJilD 'J he\ A,,i r,«
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    306 11 TKAINER Jimmy M .ir t i«i who t»a* BOt been h;i\w;jr U>t b**t i>f luck m reoenl n onthi < .une right biirk into Ml yin to »>»•- -coin- trie champion traiaei of th< Perak 'J irl Ci .r> Dmmkr meeting Mrhich concluded <*» Hii stable
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    STORE TEAM v. GOTEBORG
    53 12 COTKBORO meet Singapore >> Wednesday at Jalan Besar Si tdium. Singapore team is Yew Chi •n?; Davids, Johan: Vass. Harith, Hin Weng: Sharif Madon Ismail Ysuoff, Awanjj Bakar, B. >n Leung. Alan King. Re- ■>-:-*>: Narayanan. Haii Garhaa Ahamad. McDonald. Ibrahnn Yusoff. Rahim Omdr Goteborj will
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    RACE FINISHES BY SCOOPS
    59 12 Holou* ar* r<i«*v finishes of th*» tnst day Ih*> ip&h Thrilling Game Drawn PLAYING *a brand of football that was seldom seen m Singapore and which kept 1 7,000 -cheering fans who paid $22,000 on their toes, AllIndia tourists were unlucky to be held to a
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    375 12 H.M.S. MAYNARD defated the Volunteer Police Combined m a l'riendly soccer match played m a water-logged ground on Saturday at the Police Training School B—2.8 2. Scorers for H.M.S. Maynardh Ayling <2i. Love ».i>. Ranger <2>. and Mckintyre (1). Volunteers Police Combined Thanikasalam (1). D. Hack <2>. The
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    TEACHERS WIN
    25 12 TEACHERS Training College beat GHQ FARELF by one goal to nil m a SHA senior section knock-out competition tie played at Tangli.'i yesterday.
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    Eng Liat Beaten Through Cramp
    212 12 THK MALAYAN veteran singles runner-up, Seali Fug Liat (Mayflower) was eliminated from this year's Singapore veteran championships when a stomach cramp forced him to retire m his match against koh Kens Sian*: at the < lerieal L nion on Saturday night. i Eng Liat. who
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    77 12 European Soccer I STOCKHOLM. Dec. 8 (UP>— An oflicia! European soccer 1 championship, backed b> the Internationa] Football Federation, will probably take place next year, the Swedish sports paper, Idrottsbladet reports. The paper said plans are worked out by Italian Otto i Barassi, an experienced Federa- i tion delegate, who
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    S'purs Turn Donn SA Tour Offer
    95 12 JOHANNESBURG. Dec. 9 iAP) The Tottenham Hotspur soccer j team has declined an offer to tour South Africa next season. The South Africrm Football As- sociation representative is com- I I pletin-4 legotiatio.^s for a sevenweek to r m May-June by New- castle United.
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    Seremban Hockey
    57 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Tvvd more matches m the com- bined schools quadrangular I hockey tournament were played I m Seremban foday. i In the first match Selangor i scored a narrow victory over Negri Sembilan by three goals to two. In the second match Singapore shared honours with
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    Shell Enter Semi-Final
    166 12 SHELL Sports Club entered the semi-final of the Singapore Badminton Associations commercial houses tournament yesterday by defeating Borneo Motors Ltd 5-0 at the Haw-Par gymnasium hall. Results were: Shell Company mentioned first:— lsmail Marian beat Joe Mission 15-4. 15-2: Omar Yayah beat Hassan Buantj 15-11 15-6: Bulat
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    Newport Reserves Show Up Well
    57 12 LONDON. Dec. 8 <Reuter>The reserve strength available to Newport Rugby Union club was amply demonstrated today when they went to Cheltenham' with a team including nine second line players and won by 21 points tv Overcoming the gale which swept the ground. Newport were superior
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    Eclipse Elect Women
    181 12 Eclipse Elect Women ECLIPSE B. P. of Singapore ai their loth annual general meeting yesterday took an unprecedented step by electing two women. Mrs Chan Chee Seng and Mrs. Cheong Hock Leng to the posts of secretary and asi sistant secretary respectively. It was disclosed that the party collected $2,515
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    394 12 IPOH, Sun. In perfect weather and before a crowd of about 6,€00 (»otebor« footballers and a IVrak XI drew 2-2 when the Swedes should have romped home a convincing winner. Every step they made towards goal was done m copy-book style but their forwards ju>t
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