Singapore Standard, 22 December 1951

Microfilm: NL2291
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 174. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Stalin Observes 72nd Birthday, Health Good
    54 1 D^e 21 -AP> bablv observe the be hat m years past sk IB the Kremlin. S is known. Stalin's j tisfactoi f for his age I as vas this time U b«jrn Joseph VisDjUigashvili m a hut tie mountain town oi Dec 21. 1879
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    Drive Passes $10,000 Mark; All Towns In Malaya Represented
    1135 1 Drive Passes $10,000 Mark; All Towns In Mal a ya Represented TOY FUND CLOSES TODAY 4 suffcrin children-as the Bishop of tte£ TOi tHt cv Henry Wolfe-Baines, called thaf^r^i F**}K encoura^d by the knowledge thiL »fj ?M Ve USS*?** of friends who have Ui ed to Christmas. These newfound friends
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    Australia Was Isolated By Radio Strike
    196 1 MELBOURNE, Dec. 21 (Reuter-AAP) A strike among radio operators of the Australian Overseas Telecommunications Commission which virtually isolated the continent from the rest of the world, for more than 42 hours, was settled today. (This report had to be dictated by radio telephone to
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    Councillor Hopes C.G. Will Stay
    109 1 Standard Statf Reporter CONCERN over the possible retirement of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, United Kingdom Commissioner General lor South East Asia, and hope that he would stay, here for at least another term were expressed at the meeting of the Singapore City Council yesterday by
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    S'pore To Attend C'wealth Finance Ministers' Meet
    223 1 S'pore To Attend C'wealth Finance Ministers Meet Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will be represented at the Commonwealth Finance Ministers conference m London next month when Britain is expected to ask for drastic cuts on imports and stockpile purchases to conserve gold and dollar reserves of the sterling area. At this
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 1 Standard lon don Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 21 The following ore the closing price, o« rubber ord tin on the London Market todoy:LONDON TIN L^NDON RUBBER 41 Id. |P? f 41 Id. I 40ld. AMo/r, *9id. ißiiiZZ 38id July/Sept. «jj Jon. c.i. Spot: £915 per ton buyers,
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    Curfew In Ismailia: Five Killed
    104 1 ISMAILIA. Dec. 21 (Reuter) Gen. Sir George Erskine, British Commander m Egypt, today ordered an all-night Curfew m Ismailia and stopped all but specified essential Egyptian traffic on roads between Port Said and Fayid. British sappers, shot five Egyptians and captured three last night when
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    Planter Murdered
    23 1 ANOTHER planter. Mr. F. Roukens, (48)— the third within a week— was murdered by terrorists near Subang, West Java, yesterday.— Reuter.
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    Proposals To Drop Language Requirements Discussed
    73 1 Standard Staff Correspondent consider ••■JfSJJlaja \efee •"rh?" report .f Select 111 111 II I Will XI II Ity here. leading to several Chinese orf anisations. inc!»*inff the Selanfor branch of the MCA, deciding to start classes for members. A meeting Is to be held
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    STEP UP BANDIT WAR
    508 1 Lyttelton Warns Britain Situation May Get Worse LONDON, Dee. 21 (Renter) The Colonial Seeretarv, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, warned Britain today titter his return from Malaya that the war against the Communist guerillas there ha* He said the position m Malaya might easily get worse before they
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    66 1 photo. THE COMMISSION ER-UENERAL. Mr. Malcout Mac Donald, for the first time yesterday attended an ordinary meeting of the Singapore City Council. He is seen chatting with the President. Mr. T.P.F McNeice. (left), just before th c meeting started. Mr. Mac Donald remained at the meeting for just over two
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    Replacements For Gurkhas To Continue
    99 1 NEW DELHI. (AP) Normal flow of replacements tor Britain's eight Gurkha battalions— the Asian fighting men who are spearheading the Malayan antibandit campaign continues despite the political crisis m their Nepalese homeland Official sources here said there is no inference by Nepal's new "liberal" Government
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    Strike For More Pay
    34 1 PARIS, Dec 21. <AP>- Most civil air services m France ceased at midnight as flying crews walked out I «trik« which they <aW would last untn midnight on Jaa 9
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    UN To Return Korean Islands
    196 1 PANMUNJOM, l>e«. 21 (Al»). Vmktd flillißi Comniand agreed to<lay to withdraw from all i»lao«l* <»ff l>oth the roaHtM of !Nortii Korea m an armiMtirr. I h»Allied roiH'*>H«iion was made at the meeting of Mlaff oHirers seekiii" to break the 25-dav-old deadloi-L on how to enforce
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    Ridgway Asks For Inspection By Red Cross
    99 1 TOKYO. Der. 21 (UP»— Con Matthew B Ridgway appealed personally today to the Communist chiefs m Korea to lift thenban on humanitarian inspections of their prison camps In a broadcast directed to Red Koreas Premier Kirn I) Sung and Gen Peng Teh-huai. Chinese
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    Warning To Buyers
    33 1 THE Augio Enaiu Oil panv m an advei tist-rnent m thll morning s San FrMtCitCO Chro 1 nirle warned "any couCCIOg individuals a«ain>.t buying nl from the Iranian nomcntneni U.P.
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    Jinnah's Birthday
    28 1 THE BIRTHDAY of Quaide Azam Mohamed AH Jinnah will be celebrated on Dec. 25 at the premises of All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society at 4 p.m
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    BETTER TERMS FOR CITY INVESTORS
    424 2 BETTER TER MS FOR CITY INVESTORS $46 Mil. Loan To Be Floated Next Year Standard Staff Reporter THE PRESIDENT of the Singapore City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, at the ordinary meeting of the City Councillors yesterday announced that the 3£ per cent $30,000,000 loan floated m August this
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    Joget Girls Duck As Bottles Fly
    136 2 HOS] ESSES a1 lh« Ram g i Joget) pli v m Greal W< r I Park, SingaI ani 'ke reamed and rked v ttles and rhairs ar i '.ht-iii II vas luring a brawl m re than 10 men were ThUTS «iV night rhe
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    Cupid Gets A Special Prize
    110 2 Cupid Gets A Special Prize SHRIEKS of ielight and howls of fear greeted Santa Claus when he arrived at Tandin Club m Singapore yesterday. The occasion was the Christm» r fancy dress party for the children ran^iiiv from toddlers to five-year olds. Originality of lostume is shown a how as
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    Attack On
    48 2 fACK posed i seel I the, 1 vdiao d m Singapore to I gams foi St t- .>d Castes" \s r bj Sir. C R Dasarai a Ha Legis ativc Cou Xo wTf HHWW lilH T::d ~n fan i mti d old :axe kindly I i
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    "Scheduled Castes' Move
    106 2 :p move which seeks to perpetuate a disgraceful relic i I social barbarism pi the degenerated times ol India when priestcraft ruled the country." he said. Flo pointed out that "untouchable" and "scheduled caste" were terms for the abolition of which great lenders have fought vehemently and
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    S'pore Merchant Fined $24,000, Lodges Appeal
    379 2 S 'pore Merchan t Fined $24,000, Lodges Appeal Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that the office of the Foreign Exchange department was fitting on the finance regulations for years** when people were ignorant of the regulations was made by Mr. D. S. Marshall, defending Loh Niang Sam m th*' Shiiranore
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    'Donate To SMSU Party'
    57 2 'Donate To SMSU Party' Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION described a.< "worthy" by the Singapore City Council President. Mr T P. F McNeice was made by Dr C J Poh < Nominated! at tbe Council meeting yesterday. Dr Po:i urged the Council to contribute to the Children's Party organised for.
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    Electronic Equipment For Varsity Research
    237 2 THE UNIVERSITY of Malaya will become one of the hest equippeil of it* kind m the Far East with the arrival soon of special electronic equipment for ncurophysiological work, both for tesaehiue ami ri'sMri'li. The apparatus will be manipulated by the Senior Labora- tory Assistant,
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    Savings A/cs Opened For Leper Children
    84 2 A.\ ANONYMOUS donation of <."00 by a resident of Singapore j to the Leper Children's Home at Trafalgar Street. has been deposited by the authorities m the! Post Office Savings Bank fur \he children. I Mr. D.W. Xay'or, accuur.l:-.:'.!. postal services department told The
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    Brisk Bidding For Whisky
    69 2 Standard Woman Reporter WELL-KNOWN brands of whisky were cellinf at 523 a bottle at the Nassina Co. Lie*., auction sale m Singapore yesterday. The big crowd, mainly Chinese who were bidding for the whisky reflected the seasonal shortage of this drink. Other wine* and spirits were
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    Labourer Killed
    26 2 A CHINESE labourer, Ong Kirn Gruan. was k;!!ed yesterday m a machinery accident at the Hume Pipe Asbestos factory m Bukil Timah Road, Singapore
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    Accused Freed, Complainant Charged
    161 2 A CASE of causing hurt took an unusual twist m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when the complainant was put m the dock after the accused had been acquitted. The original accused. Krishnan s/o Kalli. was charged with causing hurt to Shanmugam Suppiah with an
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      61 2 wwwwwwwvwvwwwvvvvwww!t he T °y Fund drive i$ S o great a J J success and s J The Stand- 4&&W j J ard wishes Vy J J to thank all i those who have m one? £way or another given J J their support. Those; ?who haven't still have a'
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      113 2 jl Only <3-yMvj§ Offers You 1 GUARANTEED PROTECTION I FOR YOUR FLASHLIGHT 1 f^^^^^yy SINGAPORE SHIRT FACTORY LID announces the GRAND OPENiNS o/ /he/r SHOWROOM AND SORT at 226, South Bridge Read, and iheh SPECIAL INTFODUCT P Hfßlrfthiirpnißl SHIFTS Jr^McuA [AGIE SBjRTS EA6LE LiBEPTY SHfRTS "^i^K REDUCED FRiUti- fora period
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      73 2 t tI T TH' MORE AH Sfllpiip^P -TH' MORE IN LOVE O' HIM AN -C A C«fUC.r r -AH DCX'T MAfTA THEIV DON"" rf I WORKS ON Wa&E^Pv*^^ AH FALLS.'!''- HE IS TH' J DO WJTHOUT HIM.?- THfS HEXED NEED ME iN jy iF~v 1 i I THET SWEET KBBr^^l
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    McNeice Was The 'Villain'
    206 3 ,i»rd Stall Reporter ESIDENT ol the Nei t\ yesterday i he -i- l *the villain responsible for the pros 'torn the b L'l!v Council- earlier this month. J British Secretary of the Colonies, Mr. replying :>> an adjourneech bo Mi Phittn R m Rochore) com tinsi
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    POWER CUTS TODAY
    145 3 *l K»r\TIO\S m Singapore t-> load shedding i0.i.0. DAY v :;>M. Newton 1 I Satu. Balmoral Koati. > Rtvad. Chartered Rank. *t. Static. I pprr Cress PafOda St.. Upper Hokirn P kering St Church St.. Circular Rd. carpenter .in.igh Rd Collyer Quay. i Memorial Hall I jt
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    45 3 Photo. Crowding eagerly round one of the staff of Gian Singh's yesterday afternoon ar e some of the children who enjoyed a Christmas party given by the firm. Free drinks and sweets were handed out during and after the cinema show provided for them. Standard
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    RUNAWAY WIFE WAS SINGING
    153 3 The complainant. K. Ramasamy told the court that on Nov W, when he returned home m Henderson Road after work, he found his 20-year-old wife, Na4amal, missing. He said he went to a house p i he eleve »"h mile Changi Road where he heard his
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    Land For Fishermen
    129 3 TWO-AND-A QIARTER acres ol land adjacent to the .shore m :ne Bedok area has been acquired and reserved for fishermen dispossessed from the Frankel Estate as a result >i the development ol the land for residential I'nder the heading News', the December issue of the Singapore Economic
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    16 Malays Seek Teaching Jobs
    83 3 Standard Staff Reporter SIXTEEN Malays, nine from Singapore and seven from the Federation, have applied to the Singapore Education Department to teach Malay m Government English schools, Mr. R.E. Ince, Inspector of Schools, Singapore, said yesterday. However, the number of teachers needed is less than
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    LACK OF SKILLED WORKERS
    165 3 LACK OF SKILLED WORKERS Standard Staff Reporter FROM THE time of the introduction of the Control of Building Ordinance m June this year up to a short time ago 189 applications had been received of which 163 had been approved. This is stated m the latest issue of the Singapore
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    3,500 People Share A Pipe
    171 3 Standard Staff Reporter DURING adjournment m the Singapore City Council meeting yesterday, the following Councillors spoke: Mr. Lee Choon En; (Labour West) said Fairnhill Kampong with a population of about 1.300 has only one stand pipe. It took a man half an hour to fill
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    19 3 photo. Picture above shows the Singapore Boys Brigade assembled for their inspection parade at the Anglo-Chinese School yesterday. Standard
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    C.G. LAUDS COUNCILLORS
    284 3 Unique Occasion At City Council Standard Staff Reporter KSI ERDAY was a unique occasion for Singapore City Councillors when for the first time m the history of the Council, Mr.* Malcolm MacDonald, the Commissioner General for South Fast Asia attended the ordinary meeting. Also present m the
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    No Blushes For MacD
    130 3 Standard Staff Reporter WELCOMING Mr. Mac Donald to the Council, the City Council President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice said he was not going to make Mr. Mac Donald blush by adding to the numerous tributes that have been paid him throughout his term of office.
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    'A Place In Our Hearts'
    72 3 Standard Staff Reporter DURING adjournment. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy on behalf of Independent Councillors expressed concern on the retirement of Mr. Mac Donald shortly. Mr. Mac Donald. he said, had done a great deal for this part of the world. "He has carved a place
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    POPPY FUND
    41 3 A TOTAL of $87.98:* was collected for the Poppy Day Appeal m Singapore. Street collections netted $23,784 while poppies sold to car owners brought m $18,404. From the schools, the Appeal received $11,315 and $4,287 from a children's party.
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    'Hello' With Music —But He Objects
    215 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that the Singapoie Cuv Council \vs^ allowing Rediftusion (Singapore) Limited to run music circuits m the City without ensuring that the fiim complied with the Council regulations was made al th:* ordinary meeting of the Council yesierday by Mt
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    Ungainly, So 3 Huts Will Not Be Built
    130 3 THE DECISION to allow the construction of three out of the 12 Nissen Huts by the University of Malaya one m Kandang Kerbau and two m Cluny Road was referred bark to the Building Committee by the Singapore Cit\ Council yesterday. Mr.
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    OBITUARY
    115 3 (lIARC.ARFT Goh Tiaal N" beloved arffe of Mr. Lai 'I'M Loke passed away peaceful!) at 9.52 pin on Friday. Dec 21 at No. 4. Rifle Range Road Kuala Lumpur attei a I) 1 ief illness Besides her husband she leaves behind six suns. N.ve'i Soon. NycO Kooii. N ven
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    McNEICE AND DA VIES LASH OUT ON GRAFT
    451 4 McNEICE AND DA VIES LASH OUT ON GRAFT Lack Of Public Standard Staff Reporter THERE i* a "considerable section of the public of Singapore which is so lacking m public spirit it is willing to get what it wants by giving bribes," declared the Singapore City Council President, Mr. T.
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    30 4 Mr Kan? Chin Thai who was married to Miss Ho May Lin at the Singapore Registry. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ho Lai of Johore.
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    5 A.P.s Drive Off Gang Of 30 Terrorists
    121 4 Standard Staff Corrcqn»dewl Xl MA LUMPUR, Fri. Five auxiliary policemen from lh« original forrr of seven <lro\e off a gang of 30 b— diln m uW >lnar ana ol Johore yesterday, killing MM of tlirm. Two oi the auxiliary policemen were killed
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    2,609 Reds Killed Since Emergency
    101 4 Xl \l..\ lIMPIR Iri— A .il «>J 1h bandits utrr killnl Li>t month, bringing Urn t«»;.i! Mricr th«* Kmrr tiat v to *.j.o'» Sixty terrorrists were wounded m November to gfoc a tot.il of I ;o.;. 11 imitadfiri and 15 ■aspects WCTf rupturrd. ttgh then
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    BALL WAS OPPOSED
    58 4 BALL WAS OPPOSED Staadard Stall CtTcspwdeal X H I 1 X gri< s hurt 1 N g was ed c ttie First Magistra I c •i Pros iting R Abbas I c compainant was lin spital sei us y g c HJld happm to g i I "he H X
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    Penghulus Can Expect More Responsibilities
    115 4 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Pengh ol Kua a Lipis, P mg were reminded oi their nsp insibility to impn the living conditions )f the Anak B iahs ant 3 m fo; tering p< c and prosperity m the Address ng the last meeting < v
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    X'MAS SOCIAL
    76 4 THE K. L Tamil Methodist V at) r >. vship, Kuala Lumpur, theii annual Chi istmas s est< 5 at th< A:- a Memorial Hall, Malacca Street. On s. v. Dec 22 the Tamil, S inday Sch ol v. ill b Id a Diristtnaa Tree Party On Dec:
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    SOCIALIST MANIFESTO
    79 4 KIM A LUMPUR, Fri.— The organisers of lh»» new Malayan Socialist Party, following a meeting m Kuala Lumpur last night, have issued the party's manifesto which urges equal citizenship for all and the abolition of individual and class power. Branches of the party will he established m all
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    Hindu Wedding
    34 4 Mr S Kandasamy oi the Malayan Railways, Gemas, *as married to Miss Sawparkiavathy at Bahau, according to Hindu rites. The bride is the daughter oi Mr and Mrs Chelliah ot Uduvil Jaffna
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    $10 Mil. Factory To Make Enough Soap For Ma lay a
    255 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya will produce enough soap for her own needs by the middle of next year from her $10,000,000 Lever Brothers Factory m Bungsai Road, Kuala Lumpur To produce the soap, this largest soap
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    Extortion Charge
    69 4 KUALA LUMPUR Fri- A 21 -year-old Chinese, Lim Kai Peng was today produced before the First Magistrate. Inche Haron, on a charge of committing extortion on Nov. 12 at Jalan Stoney Road by putting one Lim Ah Sek m tear of injury by threatening to kill him and
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    Bridge Damaged
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.- The Executive Engineer, Klang. reported that timber bridge No. 25 5 at the 24-3 4 mile BangiTeiok Datoh Road was again damaged on Dec. 17. The bridge is now closed to traffic. Repairs to the bridge are of a fairly extensive nature and' it is
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    Temporaries Want Top Govt. Jobs
    160 4 Standard StaH orrespondent kl AI A II MPUR, Fri.— Government temporary officers m the Federation have asked the Chief Secretary m a memorandum m reply to Government's offer to put them on the permanent establishment that may also be considered for superseale appointments. The memorandum
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    War's Jail
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl A 24 year-old Chinese. Kok Boon Sam, described as a professional pickpocket. who was found guilty of stealing an identity card and $17 from a compatriot at the Rex Theatre on Sept. 15, was sentenced to one year's rigorous imprisonment. by the First Magistrate. Mr.
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    Mr. J. M. Mason
    34 4 MR. J. M. MASON ceased to be a temporary unofficial member of the Federal Legislative Council on Dec. 15. consequent upon the return to the Federation of Mr. C. Thornton.
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    WELFARE DEPT. HAVING BUSY TIME DURING XMAS
    158 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Social and Welfare Department aided by their supporters will have a busy time during the festive season arranging annual Christmas parties m homes and institutions run by the Department and its committees. Some 350 inmates of the Seni.il Relief
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    Sopiee Supports New Party
    117 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Inche Mohd Sopiee who has resigned from the secretaryship ot the Independence of Malaya Party denies that he has resigned from the party because he has been intimidated to do so by the head of his department. "Nothing could be further from the
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    DECREE NISI RESCINDED
    566 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— While he did not dismiss the petition for a decree nisi of dissolution of her marriage to Oliver Young, Mr. Justice Taylor, m the Supreme Court here today said that the petitioner and her advisers had wholly failed to discharge the
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    Taxi Driver Fined
    27 4 A taxi driver, Haji Mohamed bin Haji Mokti, was fined $20 by the Muar Magistrate Inche Raui for carrying four adults instead of three.
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    Auctioned Cake Gets SATA $200
    42 5 Auctioned Cake Gets SAT A $200 Standard Stall Reporter THE First o •nth a d.Mi- i iUV >'"v s -"'""i yestSsa y Angkj (!im^ To -ujrk th, the Bri- u wa« donated to the Si«o£ **»onyn»us bidder wrs. Ban^ preheated the prizes
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    Row Over That Extra $11,000
    725 5 Standard Staff Reporter sll mm lr m w t T rrr lhr P«jm«t of an extra M. r v #r 7" that Ml > l 1^ *c eoatracl to I»L Jr P im M S an<l CompMiy, ri,i| «Mrtracto« tor the look ,a,, at v,M,
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    THANKS, 6 TIMES OVER
    132 5 standard Suit Reporter M T P. f. McNeice. president the Singapore Qitv Council ->t:i ■'thank you"" hall dozen I iu\- Ahen he spake at the close rf ie meeting yesterday and > wished all Councillors a happy I istmas. j Said Mr. ilcNelcc, "*Thank you ai
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    3 Bandits Killed
    95 5 Standard Statt orre>.p<»nd*-nt KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Three oindits were killed, t-vu wounded and a soaped captured m the 24 bears up to 9 a.m. this morning Two members of the MCturity forces were killed sud two wounded. Security forces, acting nn m o:m;itio!i. laid an amifausfa this
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    Box System Forlmporters
    68 5 Standard Statt Reportrr THE SINGAPORF Statistics Department Jhas instituted the system ol delivery boxes to assist merchants to collect oonve- mentis a"d quickly at al! hours ol the day their import and export declaration*. 9*J* the Economic Bulletin. Merchants who want the use ot a delivery box
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    INCHE SIDIK TAKES HIS SEAT
    60 5 Standard Staff Reporter EXCfcP'* tl>l IAO nominated rneflriMS-S wh«» are on leave a!! ,he -emiiming 25 members of the Singapore City Council were present at yesterday'.s ordinary meeting of the Council The i«» members on teavc w***^ Rae and Mr. S. L O. Alsagoff. Inche
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    Victimised, Allege Five
    68 5 Victimised, Allege Five MR LfM VF.W HOCK, Presid em the Singapore Trade Uni.'ui Congress, i* to take up with Messi> Fa;-);: ;n;]d Company, maruigmii agents o! the Hindhede Granite Quarry, m Bukit Timah Road, i charge <».' victimisation bj ftv^ emphv •<•- ai the quarry. Representations have also been made
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    TB Kills 24 In Colony
    44 5 TUBERCULOSIS took .i! or 24 !i\.v.-> Last iveek. This figure represents a jump »J 10 ieaths from the disease >ver the previous week Twenty-seven persons lied from pneumonia. Altogether. 163 denth> were reported, against IBS for the .veek before.
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    20 5 Vlr. Jo^inder Siu»li. a former Bcbooim^atcf, i* "«»w attached to il»«r Police IVaiiiiti" Centre, kfiulon«. Negri Sembilan Cliirf Srfiool Instructor.
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    52 5 pllttl.i The Office. Administering the (iovrrnmrnt Mr !M del Tttfo. presented decorations to amtew <»i the Polite Force m recognition of bravery t»r di^tuumshed mfa m the Kmergemy. at ih«- Police llt-pot. Kn;«l* lutiipui Sperial Constable Qsmaa bir. Adam »s v.h ii-ifivtn* tnr iieorsjr iVledal from lli»* O \<i Sta
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    PENSIONERS TO MEMO CHURCHILL
    328 5 Govt. Replies Called Evasive Stan<iar<l StafiE Corre»p«iideel KUALA LUMPUR, I ri. Pensioner, m the Vntnl arexi are to semi a memorial to the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, on their grievances. A meeting has authorized the president to co-opt four other pensioners to form a council
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    S'pore Dancers For Penang
    73 5 Stand ird Stall R«* porter THE SING A PORK Societj >; Aanateui Danceri has Rccepted ian invitation from the Penang j Dance Association to take part i m ihe Inter-state dance omtesi at Penang on Jan. 12 ait the E. and O Hotel The Singapore team
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    Retailer's Rights In The Balance
    340 5 Standard St;»H 4 k»rt t->|»oad< ill ALOR STAH, Fii.-Au appeal :>f considerable importance to vendors oi rationed and the food Control authorities rame up bet;. re Mr. Justice Etriggs the Supreme Court, Aloe Star. The appeal was by SKIVIM. Abdull;i!i retailei m rationed goods m
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    Centre For Havelock Rd.
    73 5 A NEW community centre will *(»t>n be e>t;ib!ished m Efatvekock Road. Sinsapoie. At a meeting of the residents of Singapore Improvement Trust houses yesterday -m interini committee of nine, v ith M<\ Ghulam Kariir and Mr. R 5. Pillay as Chairman ?ud Secretary respectively, was :>
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    Exams Hold Up Minutes
    70 5 A protest at tli» laiiure *f the Singapore City Council Sec-:? tari;ii m .sending minutes >< Committee meetings t» the Councillors ju>t betore th«» ordinary meeting was lodged at yesterday's meeting of the Council by Mr. S. S. Manyam (Independent North>. The President. Mr. T. P
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    Woman Bandit Gets 15 Years
    149 5 M*OH. Kri. wmmmm bandit., **<«*» Mi >«♦•>» (3#), h? scribed! l»v i\tf proarjcntion a* Dfatrirt < •muhiim Mt*ml»«"r <m<l a Srrlion l.ra«!«T. v»a-» ->»-iilrii<-i-«l |t» fih.--« yrar* jwnal scwittJoV l»v Mr. Mill Hi lln- IV« Hi»li i ourl n»«la\. *»h* »iMi\irl.«l imi .< i h|»m
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    Failed In His Duty As Son
    88 5 A 17 -YEAR-OLD labourei > > s.H Siii^ urid Fii Po it M igis r ite X I S it H.t; Failed m n dui> -i -■<!) I have been vtth i».<ri .■>■!! ;> i :i; visiting wnrcb tod c Mit: .n- m( lise
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    Handel's Messiah
    17 5 nil PAYA LI 1 itt i m.- t H i i 1 eh irt ui|
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      30 5 ?THE Standard Toy Fund; close this 'rfxifw 3 tatter- &2p noon. Send j• n your -2-T ;donotion TODAY. It'll; ;help make 736 handi-^ and needy child ;ren Happy this Christmas.^
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      Don't Prod Malaya Out!
      836 6 1)ATO ONN'S persistent refusal to state categoricaJfy whether an independent Malaya \M)uld lemifin within the British CommonweaJtk stems to have made a lot of propU uneasy. Recently two Malacca lawyers refused to serve on the organising committee of the Malacca brand) oi th« IMP until an
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      Malayan Detainees and Wilton Park Experiment
      1041 6 Malayan Detainees and Wilton Park Experiment ITVER since the begin* ning of the Emergency m Malaya and Singapore the psychological problem associated with political detention has been with us. It is no new problem because the world has been overfull, for several decades, of political detainees. But. on a long
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      Review of Views
      504 6 Review of Views MacD Must Stay EDITORIALLY urging the B i- 1 tish Government to retain the 1 services of Mr. Malcolm Mac- 1 Donald*. Commissioner-General' for South East Asia, pro-! 1 Kuomintang Chung Shing Jiti 1 Pau said; '"Mr Mac Donald isi 1 the bulwark of the anti-t 1
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      Why Penalize Widowers?
      264 6 Sir Rules 3 A.- 4 <Chap I) of the Federated Maiay States Widows Orphans' Pension scheme published m 19i7 i tiitl* as fellows (3) When a contributoi who v a bachelor retires oi is removed fiorn the service. He is then entitled le jtpa>mcm wilb a v
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      HOW HAVE THEY SERVED
      178 6 Sir: Now that the annual Rtiu d! meetings and the delegates conference o? the ACSU is not fai off, 1 hope the ordinary members of ACSU will give serious consideration i< the following: Was no: ACSU u<eri ?.s c stepping stone by some o\ youi office
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      THE MOTHER TONGUE
      86 6 Sir: In the Selangor State Council recently Che Saleha who studied Welfare Work m England, requested the Crralrmans permission to speak m English contending that she could emphasise her point better. Although she might have visited England and lived there for a short spell, I still wonder
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      An Experience With Some Hornets
      388 6 Sii —Your account of the death ol two schoolboys from hornets- stings recalls my experience m i;»44 with these insects. It was during the Occupation and on a Sunday 1 borrowed a neighbour's bike to make a trip v Upper Serangoon \ia Pav^ Lebar Road
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      BEDOK SCHEME
      169 6 Sir: I refer tc the report headed "Brook Scheme Most Attractive* 1 appearing on Page Three of your paper dated December \2. 1951. When the reporters visited this Estate with a representative of the Land Office and questioned me about the proposed resettlement of tiat Paya Lebar squatters
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      BEHIND THE HEADLINES
      238 6  - BEHI ND THE HEADLINES PAUL LOBY B* LONDON D*f. 21. I DOWNING Street circlet here today were "extremely pleased" with the results of Premier Winston Churchill's meeting with French Premier Rene Pleven this week. Whitehall observers considered that the mutual comprehension and frankness, which characterised the Paris talks, above all
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      AN UNWARRANTED ATTACK ON G.H. STAFF
      212 6 Sir; As i-. member at iht public, J wery strongly resent Mr. V K. Nair*c unfaii iriid Irresponsible charge of 'utter complacency and disregard fot the sanctities of human life' b.v the (J.H. Siarl As h Cnv Cuuncilloi. he sh«)ui<] be aware o\ his
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      26 6 Toy Fund drivei U will close A this ofter- Vi<S| '< noon. B c ''^fmJ^ J sure your 5 donation is Jrf 'sent m before the deed-;
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    US REJECTS SPY CHARGE
    281 7 I legations Reveal soviet 'Suspicion Of Outside World 9 PARIS, Dec 21 (R^Her)— T he i w-ir«la <alle«l oh lhr U^, f^^ iMaiMiiii: hfth t011..,,,, activities j n tlle Com m form rountrie* Mr Michael Mansfield "the United States delate, dee! tfrJcted Ht Smitt !^tions g
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    33 7 photo. CHRISTMAS PUODING-^Governor of the Chelsea Hospi lai, General Sir Bernard Paget, helps <I 4 year -old pen sinner Fram-i* William Kerslake. stir the Christmas pudding al the hospital on December 14.- AP
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    X'mas Menu For Allied Soldiers
    85 7 X'mas Menu For Allied Soldiers DKIO. vti si, iK; uterCtttal James A. >ii imla> i.uarante«-d MKrre ih.it the> would hrartx Christmas i* (thai ht Has talk "If feed them j 1 1 .t« m.i^trr Hill de- ion* «»f turkey, al i"ilii«-n ixinnds of n<>'\ I^.ooo lbs of .mi) IMt.OOO Ihs.
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    T umann To Spend X'mas At Hometown
    46 7 T umann To Spend X' mas At Hometown Dec XI IUPI spend j with hia i ds a1 mmim t A ssonri, |Im c; ye c\ dck vn ol In m rning of retu n liter* .t r Dt r "J»; MM c «i] be pa
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    Japs Said Planning Naval Defence Force
    142 7 Japs Said Planning Naval Defence Force TOKYO, Dry. 21 (AP) TU newspaper As«lii reported l»hi niphi thr japaiifh*- government m eonm«I« rii»f- creation «»f a niarinr «l<*frii4*<* forre. Tiie new m«jv;il defence force reportedly would be independent of !ht Mririiime Safety Board. which now is responsible for patrolling Japan's coasts.
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    11 Feared Dead In Ship Blaze
    165 7 ASTORIA. OREGON. Dei. 21, (AP) Flames swept the Danish ship Errio m t Vie south of the Columbia River on Thursday an< f eleven persons were feared dead. Th€ fire broke out m early morning darkness as the ship i^ted at anchor waiting clearing
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    Kenya Bill For Separate Electoral Rolls
    73 7 NMROBI. Dtr 21, (Reuter)Th« Ktnva Legislature yesterday passed government bill prodding for separate electoral rolU foi Moslems and non-Mos-lem Asians despite strong opposition "< ni HimUl African and Ai;ib mtmbt rs. Tht bill His., make, provision foi reserving two seats on tne Legislative Council
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    Pope May Announce Holding Of Consistory
    27 7 VATICAN CITY, Dec H, !,»p. Th. annuil Christmas t.f pope P'l' s jjve nif ;C,X Cardinals on 4^.'"i?'io"i.n"i l^iii. RegS wiU
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    Rebels Seize Burma Tin Mines
    94 7 1 v Ot c 21 RtuX ci ebek and Swm X, It MUt Ofl the v f >■ t Kill t -t- and Bum-*-1 .i c Indian r peo| t ere n inea area s lem ..>n, .mi belt v avoid rebel intimidatioa, !he reports
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    Irian: 'Act 0f Bad Faith'
    145 7 NEW YORK Dec. 21 (UP)— Dr. H. T. Suparmo, chairman of tht Indonesian Government Technical Commission on Irian, said yesterday that the Netherlands Government imperilled the position of Western nations m Asia when she attempted to .ship arms to West Irian <West New Guinea In
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    Young Bride Finds Out First Husband Still Alive
    278 7 ATLANTA, Dec 21 (AP)— The prisoner-of-war tig] which broughi joy lo many home* across lh* nali«« left one young bride i» a Mair of learful confusion yesterday. Twenty-two-year-old A J"™ Sasser was reading the PoVV lisi on Wednesday when her eves fell
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    Europe Defence Plans Based On US Aid In 1952
    241 7 WASHINGTON, IW. 21 (UP)— W. Averell Marriiu»n. President TmmanV topfevd adviser, told nt-HK conference >e»terday thai plane for ih* defence build-up of Europe m ihe wining jrar arr I)mm-<1 on lh< assumption lhal United Staler aid for Europe nill on tin
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    UK Plan To Probe Red Racket Fails
    167 7 HONGKONG, Dec 21, (AP). —Hongkong plans to investigate Chinese Communist ransom extortions from overseas Chinese virtually collapsed last "ight Only nine of a scheduled 25 Kwangtung Disirict Association groups turned up at a scheduled protest mttting. Fear o! Comnaunist reprisals and doubi as
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    US To Seek Unify Korea, Says Dulles
    138 7 HONOLULU, Deo. 21 (AP) John Foster Dulles said Thursday that Ihe United States will seek to unity Korea by peaceful means if an armistice ends the fightint' there. Dulle c chief authority of the Japanese peace treaty, arrived from Korea with Senators H.
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    Planes Collide
    37 7 CARDIFF. Dec 21, (Reuter) Two single-seatei plane.*- crashed m mid-aii neai here yesterday and spiralled 1.000 feet to the ground locked together. The occupants of both planes. student pHot* from Cardiff Aero Club, ueie killed.
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    Thai Admiral Pleads Not Guilty
    87 7 BANGKOK. Dec. 21, (Renter' —Admiral Luang Sindhu Kamolnawin, former C-jh-C of ihe Thai Navy nru\ other highranking naval officers, pleaded not jeui ]1 v m the criminal conn today to a charge that thej plotted and took part m ihe attempted coup detai on June
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      79 7 xL ii 6 latest m rootwGor for X'mas 5 ALL SIZES COLOURS 21.00 iaiii S tittle s»j SINGAPORE 1. *i 'M'J&r&J&.J&.J#.#.#. J&.A J&. A W A II H■" FROM $r»..Sli IPUAKhv i TT V^ W irn (;|/\KViTKK IV YICK WOH HINC 1 1 42f* North BridK* Koad Sin»;ap«»r«' (7) Ph«.nr
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    TORINA RUNS AGROUND OFF S'PORE
    125 8 TORINA RUNS AGROUND OFF S'PORE Refloated, Towed Back For Docking Standard Shipping; Reporter FOR more than 20 hours, the 800-ton British ship Torina, plying hetween Singapore and Tanjong Priok, was stranded on an uncharted soft coral reef about 30 miles front Singapore on Wednesday. The vessel was on her way
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    28 8 Corporal Yassin bin Yahya. N.C.O. m charge of the best flight, is seen receiving the plaque from Group Capt. Rae At the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) passing out parade.
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    40 RAF Regt. Men Pass Out
    116 8 Standard Shippin** Reporter MOKK THAN 10 recruits qualified to become ttillv-tledijed members of the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) al a ceremonial parade at r'lian^i on Thursday, after a 16-week initial training count*. The men paraded before Group Captain K. J. Rae, Command Regiment Officer of
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    SHIP HITS MINE
    54 8 ALEXANDRIA. Dec 21. AFP The Italian .ship. "Eiisabetl .>):V< m the entrance I > the tvn: > Alexandria yesterday aftei hitting a wartime mine Elevex > r the crew a ere wounded. Th< shin which was carrying cargc <; scrap from Tobrtik, had triet to c ich
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    Jap Crew Warned
    38 8 MANILA. Dec. 21 (AP)— Crew members of the Japanese niotorship. Hitachi Maru, which put into C'ebu Cit> Eiarbour last night without permit, have beea warned to stajr aboard the vssel to aVoid and' "uatowwd incident.**
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    Home For Christmas
    53 8 The last batch or 101 Singapore and Federation schoolchildren studying m Australian schools, will arrive m Singapore this morning: m the Blue Funnel ship Gorgon. The iipeountry children will be whisked away to Kalian? Airport soon after the ship's arrival, to board specially chartered Malayan Airways aircraft
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    Queen Mary Delayed
    54 8 NEW YORK. Dec 21 *l'P> The reasons fii^t b<i Atlantic storm was raging jresterday delaying soch »cean giants as kbe Queen Maty by ai m urn .is hi > days and du>abl:n.» smaller essels. The Queen Mi;v iKinging !..)I.> passeagers to New Yjrk. radioed that she expects
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    Strike Cuts Cable Link With Australia
    153 8 SYDNEY, Dee. 21. (Reuter-AAP) -All cable communications between Australia and the outside world were cut at midnight by a strike of members of the Professional Radio Employees Institute m the Overseas Telecommunications Commission. The commission had been using table routes to help clear up
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    Air France Crews Go On Strike
    63 8 PARIS. Dec. 21 (UP— Air France flight news innounced a 20-day strike effective at midnight. Local and Air France officials cancelled all affected flights, except mail planes and planes flying on routes to the Far East. Passenger planes already departed. such as of the
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      329 8 I^E sure that 1 your dona- 1 1 tion to *> oSfc 5 Jth c Toy Si 7 Ml Fund is senf O^iy ;in TODAY. J h i after- 5.5^ I Znoon we will closed the campaign, and so^ J don't wait until the last' to help give the; 2
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      56 8 Despatches TODAY: Thailnd (parcels only) 9 a.m. by Beluru, Sarawak (except .\hri> noon by Rajah Brooke. Eastern Australia and New Zealand noon by Braeside. [ndo China by Biloh Pakistan (parcels >nly) by President Monroe. Ceylon, U.S.A. by President M >nroe. Djambi by Kara Nira. Arrivals TODAY: Western Australia (letters and
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      210 8 m Harbour WHARVES I Tung Song, Kmabala >•■ n Gid iwn Gate Victoria Dock: Prenanila, T*n Benmacdhai v 4 i khaven 111 Belurp C.P 7 Krppel Dock: Dromus, PatunBraestde S3 24 1 ga, ELaraoning, Retrieve!. Charon 44 1 Godoun No l: Ran Tha k C3!tex AjKkland J3 '39 2 ReinhanL*
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    Break-Up Of £ Bloc Sought?
    78 9 Break-Up Of Bloc Sought? KARACHI. Dec. 21. (AFP): The newspaper Evening: Star speculates that the Commonwealth Finance Ministers Conference on Jan. 15 may face ft demand for the breaking up of the sterling bloc. The demand would come, the paper said, from dollarearning bloc countries, including Pakistan. These countries, the
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    SOVIET TRADE UK Might Be Hit By Offer Of Machinery
    270 9 SOVIET TRADE UK Might Be Hit By Offer Of Machinery London"^; 1 2 s taff <: r res p o d L c i the Soviet trade dIL.«L~ V"?° ell by the chief of Embassy to di seu H n<lon to the Indonesian relations the EL?""" 9 f V' et
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    116 9 5A T «aj« Woman j* one of man > SaS ffrh°- r T who do not cele- j orate Christmas. Nevertheless. PrnJ?. la, U« m lhe Nestles tiinn!!, *:V f/ td- dis Pla V IX, nd h# i, 3t the Old Stora S p i cauflit her eye as he
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    SHARE PRICES EASIER
    110 9 SHARE PRICES EASIER Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri With a few exceptions, quotations m the Malayan share market were easier although the volume of business was barely sufficient to test prices. Changed prices were:Bu.vrrs Sellers Frasei Neav e Ords. 3.95 4.05 M Cements r>2 57 Wearnc Bros. 180 490xd xb
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    Rubber Now Steadier On Dull Market
    124 9 IN' '.he Singapore rubber market. traders now show little inclination to deal except for squaring up positions before the holidays. Prices, however, are slightly steadier, improving by almost one cent over Thursday's levels, but little business is passing although fair inquiries are being received
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    HK EXCHANGE
    35 9 HONGKONG, Dec. 21— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.62 to £1 Sterling; HK56.6625 to USI: HK$l.Bl6 to Malayan $1: HK50.385 to.one■lndonesian Rupiah; Gold Hn.s«i.--75 to one taeL
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    BARTER FACILITIES WITH ATJEH AND NIAS END
    39 9 SINGAPORE Chinese i>usin™» MNl*Arimc, (Indonesia) were to lift the bartei tracts. for nl^g At Medan following Places Lhc for Langsa; Kota aaja Qr Niai Seumawe; Sibolga Island «wo months* to those place*
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    France I-C Future
    18 9 VIETNAMESE Premier Tran Van Indo-China should be based on j system of preferential tailfls. Reuter.
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    Thai Vitamin Rice
    51 9 THE first shipment of two tons of vitamin-enriched ric« produced SI ThaUand has left for Burma Tt was ordered by the U.b. tconon!i? Cooperation AdministraUon for tnal m Burma— Thai InformaHob Service. th» US Agriculture uepan»Jnt esttSatad the United State. 1952 sugar consumiJtiua at l.'W.uuu tur U
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    Attlee Govt. Ignored Producers' Advice
    313 9 Attlee Govt. Ignored Producers' Advice Standard London (!orrfspondt'iit LONDON, Dee. 21 Attacks on the Labour Government for not following policies proposed l»\ Malayan tin mine owners m Malawi m the anti-Communist warfare were made by Mr. H. Ashworth Hope, (ihairman of Malayan Tin Dredging at the annual general meeting. Spread
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    OVERTURE TO RI
    269 9 US Buying Tin In (Quantity WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 .Reuter) R.F C Ad mimstrator Stuart Symington, ,n announcing thot nee? i? nOt mcreased her P"«e offer to Boliv.c ot US$l.l2 o pound, disclosed thot the RFC. had been buying tin quietly" from sources other than Bolivia "m some
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    Shirt Factory Opens In S'pore
    115 9 Standard Staff Reporter SHIRTS made m Singapore's newest factory made their debut m the local market yesterday when the Singapore Shirt Factory Limited declared open their City Showrooms and Store at 226, South Brigde Road. Singapore. There were brisk sales, from morning until the store
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      RUBBER
      80 9 TIIK latest Singapore uihh<r prices yostrrda> urrf per Ih: Buyers SHlrrs No I KSS Spof SI 4 I s| i? I O.K m fcafef l>«., No 1 KSS SI 41 SI H t No I K S S *i.:m* $i t) N« S KS 8 ItJS si v l«»n»-
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      TIN
      46 9 SIN(. M'OKK. In Ihe prier <»| im to da> iras sj:,i j pu uJ i p si,, LONDON TIN Friday*! prices ftral Spot CSU hu\«rs E9171 seller*. Three months £9124 buyers. £915 sol!erv S c I t I c m n 1 Vr.vr £915. lone: (J;ii<l.
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    Copra Prices Steadier
    85 9 Standard Market Reporter COPRA prices m th< s mpore produce market was stead i terday, buyers Indicating per picul and sellers $:»9 Small business passed at $38%. Coconut oil .is a quiet mar ket at unchanged prices. Selk quoted 964 pc picul. Betel nut v;t < split
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    Point 4 Aid To Jordan
    24 9 UNDER the Point IV programme, the United States will allocate U.s.ST. odd. (kki m technical a,d to Jordan. U.P.
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    Moscow Conference
    15 9 AN Internationa] Economic Conference :s 10 open m Moscow on April 10 AKP
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    US TO EXPORT SYNTHETiC
    114 9 THE I \s. Govenuneol h:ss an noumrd that it would HcfWfff exports 01 Id.ooo tons ol ii> synthetic rubber for eSfCStiaJ purposes m the next three months. The Departmenl at Commerce sa:d that this whs the first time since 1950 thai there had been enough synthetic
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    PICTURE PARADE
    1628 10 FANTASTIC— BUT WHAT FUN! REG. WHITLEY Previews London releases for Malayan film fan* IT IS mid-day m Washington and the citizens are relaxing m the sun. Suddenly a weird noise is heard m the sky and within a few moments a strange object, looking like an inverted flying
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    Holidays With Gls
    48 10 Holidays Wi th Gls HOLLYWOOD. Dec 21. (AFP>— Seventy air-borne screen actors and actresses left here last night to spend Christmas holidays with American G.I s. One main group left for Korea and a second left for Alaska. Two other smaller groups flew to Europe and North Africa.
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    COLD COMFORT FOR FREEZING STAR
    90 10 TJOLLYWOOD, Dec. 21 <AP> Al Which is more important m movies the star or the camera 1 Bette Davis reports that $he almost froze to death during early morning filming on a moor near Malham. England, for "another man's poison." "T was really touched when
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      139 10 TODAYS FORECAST:— A thoroughly bad day on the individual plane, particularly after S o>clock. Delays, disappointments and disagreements are to be feared. Tea should. if possible. pat off tourney s until tomorrow, and •Told impulsive decisions which ■sight hare rerrettable consequences. Beware of accidents and indispositions. If your birthday falls
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      376 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE JZZ NEW SERIES-No. 52 furniture S— MUSiC: as mmmmm^mm^mm S-An^red I 2i 7H 5b 7 8 9 |io In 12— Mixture mmm mmmm mmm mmmm 1 13 Goddess of ri iH j healing 14— Hybrid mmmm animal IS \b n 15— Eatable 17 Mohammedan -y-y- priest 18
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      450 10 i ON TKZ AIR KAUHI MAI A\A SIi\(iAPOKF (4K4 Mtttl A <urlr»l 10 a.m. KmerseniT New* (K.L.i; I p.m. Programme SuDiinarv; I.«rj Jerry <irar Orchestra: 1.3N; News: 1..V» Interlude: p.m Album ot Harmony: ".':;<• Rhythm Corner: .'.4."> London Studio Melodies; S.IS run With .Music: M 0 Tea Uanre: 4.15 Southern
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    Card For Today's Penang Gymkhana
    1000 11 RACE 1; Ladies Race Catchweights (4 Furs.) 4. COTTAGE QUEEN fM£ s^ ls S^fett red cap Mr H X Dimrln, Dark blue. red crossbelts. r X Uimolii,e sleeves and cap 7. NAROO SKff Mi ss S- H. Dimoline Mr D W Trpo, ,-v lte> red
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      480 11 e^WWBD AOVEBMSbme,,-. NOTICES A, person having knowedge of the existence or its of Teh Yu Chai December 1941 was No. 100 MacAHster .ing is requested to the undersigned. lia 19th day of DecemI Of, LIM OON. ton for Teh Yo Gam his Teh Liew Xi«. I imrfh Street Peaang. MALAYAN
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      565 11 TUITIOM IP^AAL TUITION: BooT££2*l Cor respondence etc E^m r "'■^lng for LCC auir^« T^ B> r l e to Principal FECI stvjir vauey JX^w~seiE]NrcE sessions Binlog? Phy e tith y rh PhysicS \dr] Vt^u ltn Ch em: and gag Maths for Std VIII Senior. Post Cert.. University Rni^ce and Higher
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    Saints Shook Hands
    224 12 PENANG, Fri— Angry words were exchanged m the inter-school rugger match between St. Andrew's School of Singapore and St. Xavier's Institution of Penang played here today. The visiting school won by eight points (1 goal and 1 try) to nil. There was also hand shaking between J.
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    HORSE SHOW
    23 12 THE Bukit Timah Saddle Club will hold a horse show at their premises m Bukit Tirnah Road I on Boxing Day.
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    Rugby Results
    23 12 LONDON. Dec. 20 <Reuter>— i Rugby Union results: County Championship: East Midlands 0 Warwickshire 8. Other match: Oxfordshire 9 Herdfordshire 3
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    Hockey Champs Still Undecided
    419 12 IPOH, Fri. .Wither the Kinta Indians nor the Ramblers could force the issue m a match to decide the Ipoh district hockey league championship today, each scoring a goal late m the second half for the same to end m a one-all draw. Both sides had
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    CAMPO TKO's HANCOCK
    720 12 Bernie Ball Is Too Good For Red Biggs TAFFY HANCOCK, fiyweight champion of Australia and No. 3 m the world ranking, suffered a technical knockout at the hands of Tanny Campo, Orient 112 Ib. kingpin, m the main event of a card of five bouts at the
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    French AF Just Beaten
    414 12 SINGAPORE District Army Rugby side defeated the French Air Force at Gillman Barracks by six. points (1 try, 1 penalty) to three points (1 penalty). The French Airmen had an excellent opportunity of winning m the last minute when a beautiful dummy and run by Collet
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    Pace Men Included In Test
    232 12 BOMBAY. Dec. 21. (Reuter)— India's team {or the third cricket Test against England beginning on Dec. 30 at Calcutta shows five changes from the side which played m the drawn i second Test V. L Manjrekar, D. G. Phadkar, S. P. Gupte. P. Sen and
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    Titan Beat Diehards
    104 12 PLAYING at the Borneo Motors Hall last evening. Titan B.P. of Singapore beat Diehard B.P. by 5 games to 2. Results: Titan Players mentioned first A Aziz bin Ahmad last to Andrew Tan 15-9. 2-15, 4-15; Tan Kok Ann beat Chew Tuck Sun 15-3. 15-12: John Chua
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    Negri Confident Of Home Victory
    262 12 SEREMBAN, Fri. A team which blends youth with experience has been selected to play for ihe Negri Sembilan Asians against the Singapore Asian XV m the first match of the Southern section of the All Blues competition tomorrow. Four of the best schooiboy rugger players
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    Olson Will Fight 'Sugar' For Title
    56 12 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. (AP)— Sugar Ray Robinson will defend his world middleweight title against Carl Olson of Honolulu m a 15-round bout here on Jan 20 for a benefit for the Damon Runyan Cancer Fund. Robinson beat Olson m the 11th round when they
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    DRAWN GAME
    55 12 MALACCA. Fri. Failing to get a game with either the St. Francis Institution or the High School, the Clifford School from Kuala Kangsar on a short visit here this week got a game with the Banda Kaba Malays. The visitors did well to draw one all with one
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    PI Basketballers For Malayan Tour
    134 12 THE SINGAPORE Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation is negotiating for the visit of a first class Philippines basketball team to Singapore the Prisco All Stars team of Manila. The Prisco team has requested the Federation to provide for air passage for 15 persons to and from
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      43 12 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY A.M. P.M. Singapore 4.36 4.27 Malacca 1.05 Port Dickson 11.46 Port Sham 10.30 11.46 Penan? 5.10 7.06 TOMORROW Singapore 5.23 5.47 Malacca 2.04 2.27 Port Dickson 12.45 1.08 Port Sham 12.08 Penan; 6.42 8.27
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