Singapore Standard, 27 November 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
Total Pages: 12
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    17 1 Singapore Standard a. m x VOL. HI NO. 148. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    VILLAGE FREED OF SCOURGE
    326 1 Forces Kill Five Reds In One Day KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A notorious Communist, Lim Yoke Siew, and his comrade, Kang Hui Fong, both of whom had terrorized Tiang Dua New Village in Malacca for a long time, were two of five terrorists killed by security forces
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    Argument Rages Over Head Of Queen
    7 1 Argument Rages Over Head Of Queen 11.
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    NO MYSERY
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    42 1 photo STUDENTS of the Fooi man Academy of Music in Branksome Road. Singapore, who donated ,s4B..>'i to the Christmas Toj fund. The students seen in this picture express* t the hope that their little contribution would lead others to follow suit, Standard
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    India Plan Gets Priority In UN
    150 1 rNFI ED NA i (UP) T nt trea 1 Russi iferous »ns t -d priority in I I Fnited ►mpromi K 1 peace I By 5 one abstention nbly's main P I pul I all list >n. Thus it I— with tl of t:
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    $400,000 TO Borneo Man
    92 1 JESSI I ion n Renter \v buti bet u l non Boi m o i> the boldei li- inning in ke| n I Malaj in Chinese isso i iation's 13 I h so p drawn recently The ticket N<> li>~~ Ho i> worth >liM».i)iM». long Ben
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    London Talks Open
    16 1 ►NDON, 26 (UP) British Commonwealth open a crucial >mic confei en I >morrow.
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    Bonn To Have Consul Here
    106 1 Bonn To Have Consul Here A WEST German Consulate will be opened in Singapore early nexl year after an ab- e u i4 years. Mr. Gottfried Kaufmann. Consul-General for Thail md on his way to Bangkok aboard the La Marseilles to open a Consulate there, said his gov* ernmenl will
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    Station To Open
    37 1 THE Malayan Railw*ry Administration announced jester lav that a new station "fifingei Sayong* between Rangairi and Mon^kibol. on the maia line, will be opened for pas.3ei g•> parcels and goods traffic from Dec. l.
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    Dr. Hedin Dies
    45 1 STOCKHOLM, ao- 26, i aPi Dr. Sven Andei Hedin, one of the wt#i o greatest authorities on C-witrtJ Asia and an explorer for v i re than 50 years, die,! fcj Ids home heie today. He v. j- ti7 rem i "Id.
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    Kermode Due
    35 1 JAKARTA. Nov. 26, (Reu- British Amba n tor, Su Derwent W, Kerraode \w\ rlv to Singapore e\\K- nWtt month to attend the M««»»»l conference of heads of British diplomatic missiout in SouthEast Asia.
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    Deputy PM Out
    21 1 YUGOSLAVIA'S Deputy s Premier Blaijojk'O has been removed* ft om "unite* for pro-Russian tendencies^ it wav announced yfcwday.
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    Labourers' Children Contribute
    412 1 Labourers' Children Contribute A CARETAKKR ol Hirers' children in i Petang, Taiping, h< Readers' Christmas '1 j.v Fund, immediately asked teone in the Estate Oilice to send in her "little contribution of $10" to the Fund. In a letter to us, Ayafc Nagamah the caretaker, said she i v, >uld
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    UK Egg Rationing Ends Next Spring
    51 1 LONDON. Nov. 26 (Reutei) Rationing of eggs in Britain is to stop next spring, it was announced in the House of Commons today. Major Lloyd George said price control would also come to an end and with it the Government subsidy of £22,--000.000 a
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    Duke Flies To Malta
    60 1 LOXDON. Nov. 26 (AP): The Duke of Edinburgh took ofi today from London Airport for Malta on a week's- visit to the Mediterranean island base where he served in. the British Navy, He was flying non-stop in a British European Airways I "Elizabethan." During his stay,
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    Resignation Accepted
    32 1 PARIS. Nov. I>H (UP).— UNESCO's seventh General j Conference voted today to accept the resignation of Director General Jaime Torres'Bodet. The vote was 39 in favour, none against, eight abstaining.
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    Captain Dies
    27 1 HONG KONG. Nov. 26. (AFP).- -Captain Charles Edward Broad (;")<>>. Master of the Blue Funnel Line's vessel, Autolycus. died ot heart failure in a hospital here.
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    Police Open Fire
    27 1 PAKISTANI police opened tire on a threatening demonstration of 200 villagers in the district of Comilla yesterday killing foui and injuring 1 M.- A.P.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    75 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 26 —1 He following are the doting prices of rubber and tin on the London Market todoy: LONOv/N RUBBER pot 25id. December 25 id Jon./Mor. 25 d. Apr /June 24id. June/Sept. 24 id Dec. c.i.f. *5d Market: Rather easier. LONDON TIN
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    Thai Police Arrest Tass Man
    110 1 Thai Police Arrest Tass Man RANGOON, Nov. 26 (AFP j The correspondent for Tas A g e n c y. Thongbai j Chaungchad. was arrested by Thai police last night charg< with being concerned in 1 nt Communist plot I j overthrow the Thai Govern- j I ment. j Also
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    Tactical Victory For Labourites
    94 1 LONDON. Nov. 26 (UP)The British Labourite opposition won a tactical victory in its fight against the Conservative Government's oil! to denationalize the nal steel industry today when the House of Commons wa foi to adjourn for, Lack ol i quorum. 'Liu- steel debate was h i
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    Aim Still Power By X'mas
    162 1 Standard Staff Reporter PROVING tests of tbe first generating machine at Singapore's Pasir Panjang power atation are still bemg 'earned out Mr. C. C. Payne, the, GHr Electrical Engineer.told The Standard yesterdav. 1 Mr Pa>ne said that although gommisiiouiag tests have not started yet. progress
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    SUFFOLKS DEAL CRUSHING BLOW
    256 1 THE Communist terrorists In West Selangor have suffered a crashing defeat at the hands of the Ist Suffolks and Police contingents in an operation which culminated in a hattle yesterday in the North Koala Langat Forest Reserve Li these battles four terror-) ists were killed. including
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    HERE FOR X'MAS
    81 1 HERE FOR X'MAS i. o()K says Uttic P e ter, 'Tli.it man taking our picture." rhis Standard photo shows < j reunion between Wondi Daniel (13) and her j brother. W e ads nno arrived by Qanl is BO \i yesterdaj from lustralu to spend her. "holiday here, was telling
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    FAROUK'S STORY
    31 1 EX-KING IAKOIKS nun story which started in mii Monday's issue in a weekly feature. The second last ,1 men will be published in Tin- Standard ae*| Monday, Dec. I
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    Johore Ambush Victims Named
    65 1 KUALA LUMPUR Wed The special constables who were killed when about 30 terrorists, using Bun guns. ambushed a police party of 18 men in the Kota Xtaggi area of Johore on Monday were Sergeant Tahir Bin Zainal. Corporal Ahmad bin Jais, S C. Zainal bin Aand
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    20,000 I-C Reds lose On Nasan
    58 1 20,000 I-C Reds lose On Nasan 11.'. A A l in fi on »he k« y French po i pecting the: Tonkii ance ;> reported todav that two 0: of Vietminh 20.000 wer« -I through the surrounding I Tin.' defei fought off several p patrols, bul French offii the main
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    Ike In Korea In 18 Hours?
    51 1 SI OUL, V,' 26 (UP) in- in Korea within 48 b f erish welcoi I curity preparations by Am«-H-I balled tod unsupported by >flft< ial announi I Mi Eisenhower would a' a South Koi '-.in til :i" 'i ite Thankag I■ I i I
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      14 1 i w austraiian\ brought to your table, arm fresh and wholesome SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE
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    MOVE TO LICENSE ALL HAWKERS
    209 2 New Charter To Take Effect On Jan 1 Next Year Standard Staff Reporter THE hawkers charter recommendation of the Hawkers Inquiry Commission that all hawkers should be licensed without any limit as to number will come into force on Jan. 1. All food hawkers will,
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    Must Sell Child To Pay Fine, He Says
    180 2 Must Sell Child To Pay Fine, He Says ON be Qf Rned $73 in thr Singapore Pirsl Police i■. ai yesterday for causing pfi to a woman with Ho Cho Moi. an eldei rj eaman exclaimed: must pel] my child to pay the ft But he paid ii the end
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    Alleged Threat Over Whiskey
    28 2 l was charged in the Si Second P ig Yeo Knee Hua i ex- at the Chartered Ba V Nov, 13. and v. mti
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    Boy Escaped Five Times From Home
    224 2 SENT to the Gimson School lor Boys in 19J0, a bo\ made live escapes from the Home, the Singapore I ourth Police Court Magistrate Mr. E. H. D'Netto was told yesterday. I•: Mi Ngai Mr. i from 'he G w B ys' Home. Clement!
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    40 M. Gallons Water A Day
    32 2 consi month averaged I DOO galloi in the history lof v.' Department I 00C gallons of distribul I dui nonth over and above distributed in Oct
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    Driver Fined
    253 2 FOR failing to display a proper '"L" sign on a private car. Ser Tiam. holder of a provisional driving licence, was fined $20 or one Week imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate. Tiie seaman, Ng Soon Tcek. was giving evidence at a preliminary inquiry in which Tan Puee Chua
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    No Licences
    28 2 Nine Chinese were each fined $30 by the Moar Magistrate for manufacturing Coconut oil in Muar Tu.vn without licences from the PlfNWlPnl nf (ha Tniim VirfirA
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    Monkey BusinessLed To Fatal Axe Attack
    106 2 Standard Staff Reporter A SEAMAN told the Singapore Relief Court yesterday how he saw a shipmate set upon another member of the crew with an axe and hacked him to death. The alleged assailant, the court was told, then carried the body of his
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    Concert And Sale To Aid Hospital
    118 2 A CONCERT «nc\ sale that will give a new washing machine to St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, as well as Christmas iys for the sick little inmates will be held on Dec. 3, at 10.'i5 a.m. at St. Andrew's Cathedral Hall under the auspices of
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    Muslim Shops
    35 2 "All Muslim shops in Kuala Lumpur will remain closed on Saturday, Nov. 29 in honour of Holy Prophet M amad's birthday celebrations" c. < a communique from c f h Indian Muslim Musj.io 'ommittee.
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    Detainee Claims He Was Born In Singapore
    257 2 Detainee Claims He Was Born In Singapore EVIDENCE was heard before the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore High Court yesterday in connection with an application by a merchant for a writ ol habeas corpus. The merchant. Lim Seng Poh. was arrested on Oct. 13 on a banishment
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    43 2 photo. THREE students of the SI. Patrick's School who received their Commissioned Certificates from the Governor yesterday were Under Offlvers Cuthbert Ballard. Terrence Perreau and C. Letchim man. They are the first students of the School's Cadet Corps to he appointed officers. Standard
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    Joey Has Hangover After 'Lost Week-end'
    169 2 THIS IS JOEY, a pet monkey of Mv. K. Hughes of the New Zealand Insurance Company. The long face she is pulling with her foot is for the weekend binge* she had. She guzzled a lot of beer at a little party and broke
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    Taximan, Woman Stabbed
    92 2 Taximan, Woman Stabbed J A TAXI DRIVER. Aiyakr.nu Amurthalingam (4o). was 'fatally stabbed at 2 a.m. yesterday as he lay sleeping in his room in Rangoon Road. Singapore. A woman who was with him was stabbec in the arm by the assailant. Police found bloodstained fingerprints on the window. It
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      26 2 Qj 1 f° r y oungsters MECCANO SETS From 3.50 t BAYKO Plastic Budding Bricks 7 DRESSED DOLLS From $21 50 C^lff TEDDY BEARS From 3.50
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    Rotary Plans To Raise Cash For The Blind
    348 3 Ii \Ki ol 1953 v. ill see considerable strides ttcr awareness v! the help needed by the ilatiea «>t Siagapore, according to plans re- ul.u Jt the weekly luncheon of the nh lUD. md i tance on behalf of at m I
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    39 Pass First Aid Exams
    26 3 39 Pass First Aid Exams •v. D 22 training, 10 u k ind 12 SI J .en for I the ea Ire in 20 foi H
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    S'PORE MAY COPY AUSSIE PLAN
    348 3 Water Engineer To Study New Type Reservoir Standard Staff Reporter THE City Water Engineer, Mr. W. S. Stredwick, will shortly visit Australia to study and observe the method of asphalt construction of two reservoirs, similar in size to the new $2,500,000 reservoir to be built
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    49 3 photo TOM SOLIANO and Kita Solosa caught in one of th*> folk dances that will form part or the floor show at Raffles Hotel on Dec. (J when the Filipino Association will hold a 'Philippines Nisht" dmce to raise funds for the Association and for the Leprosy Association. Standard
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    STOLEN GOODS LITTER COURT
    275 3 PART of $2,000 worth of goods stolen from the Singapore Co-operative Society Stores in Victoria Street, produced in court as case exhibits yesterday, turned a small section of the court room into a miniature store. In the dock, stood Toil Ah Koh (27) charged with housebreaking
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    India Offers Study Grants
    68 3 THE Government of India has decided that if a suitable candidate is available, one ol the three scholarships offered to candidates ot Indian origin in Malaya lor 1953-54. will be awarded lor training in Indian music, and dance. Application forms can be had from the Representative
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    POLICE SAW 2 SIKHS IN DEN
    172 3 FOR !i: I time i Singapoii I«o s .k' in an opium den at na S: i cot when I I Pol.< raided I pi« i on Aug. 21, the Singapore Relief Court Magi Irate, Mr. J B Jayaretnan was told ye tei day.
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    R.O.'s DEATH
    31 3 THES andard regrets that the d "murder" a e refen ng to th< d at :< nent officer Mr. ;u Stewart Evans in the illage ol S Etengit th E
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    Prosecute Him, Says Coroner
    134 3 RECOMMENDING that a van driver. Sabit Ali bm Mohamad be prosecuted for negligent driving, the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh yesterday returned a finding of misadventure at an inquest into the death of a 13-year-old Malay boy, Mohamad Nasir bin Omar. Omar was knocked down by
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    S'pore Stamp Club
    51 3 THE following were elected office bearers of the Singapore Stamp Club for the year beginning Oct. 1: President. Mr. T. A. Keegan; Secretary Mr. H. G. Rodvk; Exchange Manager, Mr. K. G. Fish; Committee Messrs. E. S. Giles. J. H. Gates, F. J. Braga. C. W. V.
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    BOUND FOR SUNNY SPAIN
    112 3 BOUN D FOR SUNNY SPAIN SUNNY Spain is now the attraction for charming Singapore stenographer, Miss Teresa Ortega, who leaves Singapore this morning by Comet jetliner for Europe. Two years ago Miss Ortega saved up enough mon i to make a trip to London and spent five enjoyable months there.
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    NO REDS HAVE INFILTRATED
    337 3 SAYS IMMIGRATION CHIEF THE Singapore Immigration Department has been successful in preventing M infiltration of Communist elements", into the Colony the Controller. Mr. J. L, J. Haxworth, declared yesterday. He said if such elements were known trying to enter, they would undoubtedly have been stopped. '.'And
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    BALESTIER OFFICIALS
    47 3 The following office-bearers of the Balestier Community Centre. Singapore, have been elected for 195 Chaa tn i John Pinto. ice Chairman— A. A. David Singho, Hon. Secretary— Tan Chin Chua. Asst Hon. Secretary Foo Voon Sm Hum. Tre irer— Bek Swee Ki ing, Aast Hon
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    'MALAYA NOT GOING TO BE RED'
    469 4 Tempter Meets New Villagers At King 's House KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— "This is not going to be a Communist country, believe me/' said Sir Gerald Templer to 30 Chinese from inland Hakkc villacvs from Kuala Kubu I Bahru to Klang, who were guests or
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    Brother ... Sister For Elections
    113 4 Brother Sister For Elections JOHORE BAHRU Wed A brother and a sister, ren of the late Date Musi i] a former Meritri Bt I Johore, have been put foi ward by IMP to the Joll H T vm Council elections :n bin Ja'afar, the pre- Member for Home Affair-, uncle.
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    Good Cheer For S'pore
    62 4 THE 8,621 gross tons East Asiatic rargo liner. Pretoria, completed her maiden voyage to Singapore when she sailed in yesterday bringing a g cargo of "good cheer' for Christmas. It was 500 tons of beer from Denmark. The other b'oo tons were general cargo. Th e
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    Heah Proposes $10 Mil. Loan Target For Pg.
    301 4 PENANG, Wed. -A suggestion that Penang should first set a target ot SIO 000,000 investment in the Federal Security Loan, and then proceed not only to reach, but to surpass it. was made by the chairman ot the Settlement Loan Advisory Committee,
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    Election Meetings
    112 4 Mr. J. G. Parambil, IndeI pendent candidate in the West ward lor the Dec. (5 Singapore j City Council elections, will j hold live election rallies. On Nov. 28, at the junction !of Devonshire-Granec Roads; Nov. 29 in Mount Emily City j Council quarter^: Dec. 1 at Xewton
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    Khalsa Gives Hope To 300
    104 4 Khalsa Gives Hope To 300 THE Khalsa English Schoo' at Niven Road has come to the aid of 300, Standard V pupils in Singapore Government Schools who may fail to gain admission into se oudary classes next year, in "pite of the Malayan Aided Schools Councils' offer of 540 seats
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    ChargedWith Using Force
    65 4 LEE CHAN OO was charged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with using criminal force on a woman, Koh Ai Kim (32). with intent to outrage her modesty at an address in Pickering Street on Nov. 25. He was also charged with causing hurt to Koh.
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    Youth Stole: Fined $100
    82 4 WHEN 20-year-old Fong Wai Thong, described as "a welleducated boy," pleaded guilty in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of theft, the prosecuting officer asked that the case be treated leniently. On Tuesday. Fong was stated to have stolen four boxes containing 12
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    500-Ton Jap Cargo Unloaded
    60 4 T II E Japanese freighter Shinwa Maru arrived in Singapore yesterday and discharged 500 tons general cargo, consisting mainly of steel bars. corrugated iron sheets and bicycle spare parts made in Japan. Meanwhile, the 8.1. freight(gfr Warora, and the Chinese Nationalist vessel Hai Fei, were loading
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    68 4 FOR the first time in Singapore elections, one candidate's supporters hit upon a novel way of displaying post* rs. The candidate is Mr. C.F.J. Ess. Independent candidate contesting the City Waul in the Dec. 6 City council elections. His supporters pistcd up posters in such a way that it read:
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    FLOUR CONTROL 'UNNECESSARY'
    183 4 KCALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Nine leading flour importers in the Federation today objected to Government's proposal to control the price of flour, when they attended a meeting in Kuala Lumpur called by the Federation Controller of Supplies to hear their views on the proposed con rol. The control,
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    Progs 'Pray — Then Prey', Raj Charges
    125 4 Progs 'Pray Then Prey', Raj Charges Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Legislative Councillor Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj (Labour Rochorc) yesterday charged the Progressive Party of "praying on their knees during ejection time and preying on the people for the rest of the year." Addressing a Labour Party election rally a;
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    'Driver For Every Car Owner' Plea
    101 4 THE 2.000-strong Singapore Muslim Drivers' Benevolent Association wants every carowner in the Colony to have a driver. In a letter to the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L Blythe, asking Government to make provisions in the Labour Code "to protect the interests of drivers in
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    Oli Mohamed Issues Manifesto
    134 4 MR. K. If Old MOHA ED Pro. E*i C Ward candidate Smga; City Councj < ions on Dec 6, said that by electing him the Wai d have an experienced representative In the Council a keen rea. tion of the needs of people." In an election
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    Power Cuts
    405 4 >l BST I |<|\ 1i.i1.1-- to ioail shedding lodaj i> New S'nore i< <• k- i bene tit Place. I Lrcfctone, Balestier Rd., -talari Impus, Siong h<mBiscuil I<iv B.M B.< MacRitcbie, Braddell Rise, Msugotj ».-t Island «.<»u Club. indsor i'k Setetar Pumps, n. MIOO, SeJetar Wirelesss. iilati-. J
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    MOKE GRAPES
    43 4 ONE of the largest consignments of grapes 8.000 cases from Almeria. Spain arrived m Smuapore yesterday in the Swedish cargo liner Burma. Other good, for Christmas tables are coming j n Readily, and the godowns by the waterfront are filling up.
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    Youth Saw Husband Stab Wife (COURT TOLD)
    252 4 Youth Saw Husband Stab Wife (COURT TOLD) KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.-A 11-vear old bov said in the High Court, here today, that he was playing near a house one morning, when he heard shouts and groans. He went to the house and peered through the kitchen window and saw a man
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    6 Tried To Enter Port Illegally
    119 4 SIX tradei from Indonesia. who tried to enter the I illegally on N 22, were each 8l ed m by the S apore F art I Police sisirate. Mr. EL H. CTNetto terday or three months' rigorous imprisonment. Plead ng e ty to a
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    Templer Visits Malay Regt.
    182 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, and Lady Templer accompanied by the G.O.C Malaya, Major-Genera 1 Sir Hugh Stockwell, flew to the Malay Regiment Depot at Port Dickson, this morning. The High Commissioner watched recruits- in their 18th week of training, carrying
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    Timber Export Difficulty To Be Ironed Out
    203 5 Timber Export Difficulty To Be Ironed Out »,l \i 1 I MiM R, Wed. Malaya's timber export mi to receive a great boost in the future forestry conh-renrr in Malaya under the IS I imkl and Agricultural Organisation lot Vsia and the Pacific which opens in D i d Forestry
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    Couple Found Dead In Room
    96 5 IPOH. Wed. En a ocked Buntong New Village pc ice found the of an Indian labourer ging a rope and his l ished o death on the The dead man. Oothan. aged 38, i labourer attached to the Anti-Ma'arial Department His wife. Padamanampathy jed 2
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    MFU IS BEST IN ASIA-HODGE
    353 5 ProductionsNow Being Sent To Many Countries KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Technically, the best equipped film unit in Asia is to be found in Malaya. This is the opinion of AvAr. T. Hodge, head of the Films' Division, Department of Information, who has visited fim stuctios in
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    Interpreters On Transfer
    76 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Nov. 26 Ml M K Vivekananda. in- bj interpreter, magistrate's; court i '.<.' Buntar, will proceed to Butterwortfa to take up duties at the magistrate's court, ami Mi s Gurusamy Pillai. will come to Pai it Bun •at to take bis tune. Mi P T
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    KL Municipality Want More Land
    190 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed—The Selangor Government is considering a recommendation by the Assistant Town Planner that certain country lands within the extended Municipal area be converted to town lands and the cultivation conditions removed. The Assistant Town Planner explained to the Town Planning and Building Committee
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    58 5 THIRTY leaders from nv land Hakku New Villages from Kuala Kubu to Kajimg visited King's House on Tues&aj si the invitation of Lady Templer to "poke anion 1 in my house as I poke around in yours wh'-n I visit your villages." Picture shows I.ady liinpirr gi ee this the
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    Transport Men's Federation Urged
    52 5 TAIPING, Wed.— ln an address to transport workers here yesterday. Mr. Ng Kim Siang. a trade union officer j from Kuala Lumpur, said that i there should be a Federation of Transport Workers Union. He also spoke ot measures for the strengthening of the Perak Motor-vehicles
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    Killer Had Photo And A Parang
    208 5 Killer Had Photo And A Parang JOHORE BAHRU, Toes. Amarvasai. a labourer ol N< K Scudai Estate, whose retrial on i a charge of dei look place Justice Abb was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to and was sentenced years imprisonment. He was accused of ki ing ius
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    Hanker Gave PC $1 Bribe
    56 5 SI OPPED by a < for having a a I p:ate. seller. K M An Bee to the policeman to lei him I lined I I 'i tha S ipore Fourth Pe rday. in dciauh rigoi Bring 1 i b i Hash i B The
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    733 6 ft] lost in in jtii that the v rki rs ild i pi the wage cuts recommended in the Rubber Wages Arbitration Board. workers have accepted the wage cut i vi n though f cut had to be imposed by a clarification of J aph 13
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    WORLD BUDDHISTS TO MEET IN INDIA THIS MONTH
    416 6 Sanchi Ceremony ''Most Sacred For Century BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OUDDHISTS from all parts of the world will gather at the sacred shrine at Sanchi, in north India, on Saturday for the century's most sacred ceremony for the Buddhist fold. At this
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    What Is Going To Happen In Iraq?
    1335 6  - What Is Going To Happen In Iraq? ERNEST MAIN -By comes the turn of Iraq to start needling the British in the Middle East This winter of 1952-53 see< the conjuncture of 1. The end of the first nty years of the AngloIraqi Treaty; 2. The enthronement of the young
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    Review o Views
    386 6 Review o Views Travel More GKXKRAI.LV the Malays are not aware ol the value of making journeys to countries abroad, says Utusan Melayu. Although thousands of Malays ii" to Mecca every year on pilgrimage yet the number ot those who visit other countries is very small. It ;s regrettable, adds
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    Federal Legislative Council's Most Memorable Debate
    824 6  - Federal Legislative Council's Most Memorable Debate ASTER GUNASEKERA By HTUE 1952 session of the A Federal Legislative Council concluded in a manner fitting to the splendid work done by it during the year. It was one of. if not the best meetings of the reformed Federal Council and reflected great
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    13 6 "Now, Sir il you'll just Iry these for *»i*e. J must
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    KENYA WORSE-LYTTELTON
    379 7 Police Evict 2,000 From The Bad Areas LONDON, Nov. 26: Socialist Members of Parliament yesterday won permission for an emergency debate on conditions in terror-ridden Kenya colony after Colonial Secretary, Oliver Lyttelton, admitted things there had "to some extent changed for the worse". The former Labour Colonial Secretary.
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    Death For Leaders Demanded
    121 7 Death For Leaders Demanded N UROBI, Nov 26, I HP)— The death sentence for the leaders of the Mau Man secret society was demanded in the Kenya legislature yesterday as 12 blanket-clad members of the Kikuyu tribe were charged with the murder of a British fanner at North Kinangop, 80
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    Action Over Hitler's Will
    72 7 DUESSEI.DORF. Nov. 26. .(Renter I A German court said today it will rule within i the next few weeks on the [validity of Adolf Hitler's final will, allegedly dictated in a Berlin bomb shelter two days I before his death. Th e ruling became necessary to
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    EX-POW's GET £15 FOR X'MAS
    159 7 LONDON, Nov 26 (Reuter)— Individual payments of £15 to former Far Eastern prisoners of war nre going out at the rate of 1,000 a day, the government announced today. Mr, D. Heathcoat Amory, Minister of Pensions, told the House of Commons 20,000 payments already have
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    Ex-Nazis' Advice
    33 7 FORMER German leaden at present in Egypt have advised the Egyptian government to severe economic relations with West Germany if Bonn pays reparations t<, Israel, Soviet zone sources said yesterday. U.P.
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    DUKE OPENS CYCLE SHOW
    79 7 DUKE OPENS CYCLE SHOW Photo THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH opened the Cycle and Motor Cycle ShoA at E. ul\ Court, London on November 15 Daring his tour of the stands, Prince Philip met many cycling personalities. Photo Shows: The Duke of Edinburgh i left), chatting with Mrs. Eileen Sheridan. Coven
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    British Labour Wants SEA Link
    115 7 I\<>\ M (Renter) Britain's Labour r)\d a leading official on a fact-finding is authoritative!? learned. e is a development of < links i Asian S ould follow Labour P. !er Clement i r to India. Pakistan and Burma in Jam: The part decide tomorrow whether
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    SOCIALIST DELEGATES TO BURMA
    11 7 > ion --end a -Jeneral by be airman.
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    Seaman Jailed For Assault
    57 7 TOKYO, Nov. 26 (ReuterAAP) A British Naval court martial aboard the Briti-h cruiser Newcastle yesterday ent( need seaman Patrick Harrison to one year's impriient and dismissal from the service for assault and causing bodily harm to a Japanese waitress on Sept. 19. The Japanese handed over
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    The Oueen Plans Reshuffle Of Sandringham
    294 7 The Oueen Plans Reshuffle Of Sandringham LONDON Nov 20 (AP>— The i left London by automobile yesterday for the rojj .e Saudi ingham, in Norfolk, to help reshuffle the family furniture. She is seeing the estate for the first time since last February when her father, King George VI. died
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    19 7 THE Pakistan parliament has passed an act making Americans and Europeans eligible for naturalisation as citizens of Pakistan. A.P.
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    Airman Accused Of Truck With Reds
    172 7 TOKYO. Nov. 26 (UP)— Air Force Stall' Sergeant Guiseppe Cascio, accused of plotting to sell air force secrets to the Communists in Korea, will plead not guilty to all charges when he faces a court martial, his defence lawyer said today. Defence counsel Ray
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    48 7 photo. MRS. F. S. Lear, a member of the Women's Voluntary Services, will he coming to Malaya, where a team of VYVS members helps with the welfare of wives and children of the mc,i of the Gurkha H**niment. Mrs. Lear, is from Feraside, Bishopdown, Tunbridge VVeels, Kent. AP
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    No More Call-Up Of Z. Men
    152 7 No More Call -Up Of Z. Men LONDON. Nov. 2<i (Renter)— The government announced j today there will be no ca l-up next year of World War II soldiers and airmen j for 15-day "refresher courses" to learn how to handle the latest weapons. The Army began calling its "Z"
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    Korean Malarial Dangers
    188 7 LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16 (Renter) Soldiers who have been serving in Malaya of Korea sometimes return home suffering from malaria without being aware of it. This is revealed in a report to b e presented at the annual meeting of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine on December
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    Mr. V. Objects To Priority
    80 7 UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 26 (Reuter.) Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, the Soviet Foreign Minister, objected in the General Assembly's political committee yesterday to priority being given to the Indian resolution for breaking the Korean armistice deadlock over the prisoner of war issue. Mr. Vishinsky rejected the Indian
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    French Won't Be Needed In 2 Yrs.
    243 7 Indo-China Fighting PARIS, Nov. 26 (AP)— Tran Van Tarn, Vietnamese premier, said yesterday that in two years his own country's troops could take over from the French the job of fighting the Viet Minn rebels in Indo-China. He expects the current Vietminh offensive
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    India's Truce Plan May Be Passed, Eden
    253 7 NEW YORK. Nov. M (AD foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said yesterday he believes there is a good chance of agreement by a majority of the Cnited Nations on the Indian resolution on the Korean prisoner of war question. Eden who spoke just before
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    Holy See To Help Arabs?
    172 7 Holy See To Help Arabs UNITED NATIONS York. Nov. 26, lAf dh egations to the United ti OS intend to ask for esi-ang and n i ntion in the Palestine del which opened hen day before the United Nations Political ad hoc Commi" -it was learned from well in- d
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    Reds Tangle With Naguib
    113 7 Reds Tangle With Naguib <\IRO, Nov. 26 Egyptian Premier Gen ammed Naguib tain id with Communist students terday during an hum* tour of the capital's Al Azhar University. While Naguib was addn b* ing a gathering of 8,006 students and urging them to b« p solve the nation's economic crisis
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    Biggest Cattle Airlift
    304 8 QANTAS FREIGHTS PAKISTAN'S GIFT Standard Aviation Reporter THK BIGGEST and longest airlift of eattle ever to be attempted b> an airline company will shortly take place on the 6,000-mile route from Karachi to Lae, New Guinea, via Singapore. A Qantas Empire Airways freigj ti irill carry the
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    77 8 WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (AP) Philippine efforts to amend its Air Agreement with the United States to allow the Philippine Air Line** to operate via Tokyo. Japan, on its Manila to San Francisco Service are shednled to get under way here within a few days. Originally
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    Huge Aircraft Expansion Plan
    82 8 WASHINGTON. Nov. 26 (UP)— The United State.- Air Force pLin< production ot 20,000 aircraft in the next four years to make its goal of 148 air wings completely equipped with modern planes. the Under-Secretary, Mr. Roswell L. Giipatric, disclosed yesterday. He indicated that the proposed new
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    Sapphire Jet Is Improved
    168 8 A FULL dress rehear sal with live Australian cross-bred calves was successfully held at Mascot aerodrome a week ago to familiarise aircraft crews and C.5.1.R.0. officials with the specially designed equipment to fly out 21! calves from Pakistan to New Guinea. Map shows the 6.000--mile route
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    Over $22½ Mil RI Rubber Shipped Her In 9 Months
    189 9 producers have shipped over $22,500,000 wort Malaya for consignment in the first nine months of 195,* nformcd sources. This rubber was shipped to the Indc Commissioner who represents Indonesian rubber owners i Singapore. thai In return for this rubbe S
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    37 9 COMMODITY PRICES Label pro i sere: j v\ praiaf were: >.-t< ment I I Buyer* Barj i Seaanra \> n I tin tod.iv s ll\ pI I t bevyei i I aitas 459-K j 9 Price v- I
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    Allies Lift Trade Ban On Germans
    111 9 Allies Lift Trade Ban On Germans BONN, Nov 2fi (Renter)— The Allied High Commissi).' 1 ed it had. -.t n up the gnl to control West G< rmany's foreign trade and excban It had previo exef ised this en rare mat Ihe prin- pie an I practices of the Inter!
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    Rubber Drops 17/8 cts.
    165 9 Rubber Drops 17/8 cts. kubber price- in Singapore declined sharply yesterday and which quotations fluctuated from 90 cents per lb at the opening, la 87 ents at one stage i 'he trading. 1 dightlj i i ier tendi ocy at the close wis attributable to ipcouoftry selling and liquifia;. >ng
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    Increased Wool Outpu Seen
    61 9 a d wi ta\ p should increase about 140.000.000 lbs. this year, the United States ForAgricuKural Relations Office estimated. It -ecast that 1952 w o production would reach 4.170,I I Foreign Agriculture' Re .is Office said in its >:x--monthly wool report that the *W output in
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    37 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 26 Special Standard Service Closing on the Hongkong Flx- 4e today were $15.53 to t! sterling: 86.***** to U.S $1; 51.83a Uj Malayan ?r $***** to Indonesia Rupiah; Gold 00 to one tael.
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    Iraq To Med. Port Oil Line Opened
    148 9 BANIAS. Syria, Nov 26 (AP)— A 556-mile long pipeline, linking the Iraqi oil fields with this Mediterranean port was officially opened yesterday by General Faq/.i Selo, head of the Syrian state. Admiral Sir .John Cunningham, chairman oi the Iraq petroleum, attended the inauguration
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    Pak. Against Devaluation
    63 9 Pak. Against Devaluation KARACHI. Nov. 26 (AFP)— Pakistan would quit tire sterling zone rather than devaluate her currency, well informed circle- declared here last night. The Commonwealth conference is believed to intend asking Pakistan to devalue her rupee. "Even if other Commonwealth currencies were devalued and the pound sterling itscf,
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    Trade Talks In Pakistan
    50 9 KARACHI. Nov. 26— (AP)-— i Trade talks between Pakistan and West Germany opened in Karachi yesterday after the arrival of a seven-man German Delegation from Colombo on Monday. The talks will continue during the week until a bi-iateral Trade Agreement is arrived between the two countries.
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    Growing Signs Of Stability In S. Sumatra
    207 9 Growing Signs Of Stability In S. Sumatra JAKARTA. Nov. Zk -South Sumatra, where the rich Lampong pepper is grown, is showing signs of growing" stability with the Indonesian Government endeavouring an experimental transmigration scheme to offset insufficient investment on development. The area which product coffee snd copra in addition to
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    PI Expect Good Rice Yield
    64 9 MANILA. Nov. 26 (AFP)*— Prospects of a big rice harvest next month appear to Indicate that the Philippines may no'. have to import rice from abroad, it was disclosed here last night by Gabriel Belmonte General Manager of the National Ri 'c and Corn Corporation.
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    BANK RATES
    126 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association buying rates to merchants <per (100 Malayan 1 are: New York 32 7/8 (T.T.I, 33 (O.D >. 33 1/8 <>n credit bills and 33 3/16 on trade bills (90d St); Canada 32 1/16 (T.T.I 32 3/16 (O.D.J 32 7/16. (90d/st>. Selling (T.T./O.DJ: New York
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    118 9 Industrials Tins Easier SINGAPORE Wed. Quiet ondition prei a ed ■,i the Ma ayai shai i naik. i today with industrials and tin- i u I and rubbers dead; < i-v I leral iti <■ i of busim srai repot 'ed 1MM SI Kl S KuNtev '.I. 0 S Co
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    83 9 photo. Kin? Feisal II of Iraq was at Kirkuk oilfields on Nov. 18 to inaugurate officially the Iraq Petroleum company's 30-inch pipeline to Banias, in the presence of a large gathering of Iraqi and foreign notables. Photo .shows King Feisal (wearing dark glasses) turning the valve
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      269 10 Sir:— What about a RIDA organisation to look after the development of the kampongs In Singapore? No one. least of all the officials of the City Council, will deny that the kampongs of the Colony are in a shameful state of neglect. For instance in the
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      134 10 Sir; I have often wondered, whenever I passed the Hindu temple in Ceylon Rd„ why the exterior flunking walls at the entrance. are bare of paint or colourwash, ever since thev were built. From the outside the temple iooks like an incomplete structure. Was it from economy or
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      Too Good For City Politics
      807 10 Sir; 1 have just read a manifesto issued by Mr. A R. Lazarous, the Labour caodidate for North Ward In the forthcoming City Council Elections. In the last few months, articles have also appeared in the correspondence column .of your paper from this gentlemen, dealing
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      477 10 Dear Mr. Sidik; With reference to the pending application by the Malay Women's Welfare Association to the City Council for permission to conduct a Malay Variety Show at the Great Eastern Trade Fair premises at Geylang Serai, it appears that you are launching a strong crusade against
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    733 10  -  ROSALIND RATNAM Bv JTERE ore the sewing instructions for The Standard Pattern No. 15, vhich appeared in the Sunday Standard on Nov. 23. Note: 1 With your pattern pieces you will receive an identification chart which will show in miniature the various pattern pieces for this dress.
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    575 11  -  CONIE RYAN Charles Tells Of His 'Conscience' By NEW YORK, (IP)— Ezzard Charles was having a good night against Sam Baroudi in the ring at Chicago oo Feb. 2s, IMS. He was scoring to Sam's head with hard left hooks and jolting right crosses, and in
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    Rovers To Celebrate
    45 11 ROVEBS Sports C ib, Singapore, w:.i celebrate t hoii- 14th anniversary as wed as their victory in this year's SAFA League on Saturday, Dec. <>. A dinner will be held that night at the Diamond Restaurant at the Great World at 8 p.m.
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    36 11 Tha Kedah and Penang Malay teams which met in the Northern Zone tie of the Sultans* Gold Cap sorter competition at Alor Star last Saturday. Kedah beat Penang last year's champions by four goals to one.
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    390 11 SBA TIES FOR NEXT WEEK UPORf Badminton ta-a tc r ll V ,r.ir th_m; onships v, dl I Dei 1 at the K.i-imnlnn sla_ I>. 1 and uiaagad is n «M> p.m. Men's Singles: ild) v. Ong Mi n Deablrs X-.d^v Tan and Quek Keng a I BODCA. Diehard] empires:
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    293 11 Jeffery James' Sportsman's Diary In rayon factory in Yanai. West Japan, a pint-sized al-mond-eyed factory girl nad a yen to visit Singapore. She had heard so much about the city from an uncle, but it seemed an almost impossible dream to be realised. Until that day
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    288 11 SOMEONE invariably puts his foot into it when venturing OO a "ranking" in any sport and the editor of the Badminton Gazette of England, Mr. H. A. E. Scheeie, was no exception. While no one- will disagree that Wong Peng Soori's place in any singles ranking. whether he
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    127 11 TWO things stood out in the Singapore Hockey Association senior league final on Tuesday. First eras the determination of both teams to win and second was the determination oj the Singapore Hockey Association to lose money They were given ample warning that the Fijuin-HMXZS Bellona rugby match ivould
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    TV HAS BOUGHT BOXING PROBLEMS
    286 11 NEW YORK (IT)— Television has brought many problems to boxing, not the least oi which is that of unionization of boxers, managers and seconds. Now there are two groups claiming to represent this section of the boxing business. The oldest union is the New York
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    Play In Manila
    24 12 M w:LA. Nov, 2-; (AP):— Italy's Davis Cup tennis stars •e rev a series of tc is e here during the
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    REST SCOE DESERVED WIN
    447 12 Scotland Beaten In Annual Rugby AFTER Tuesday's thousands who watched the Beilono versus Fijian play the SCC padang was empty yesterday in the annua! crland versus the Rest Rugby. However, a loya! remnant gathered to the strains of a solitary bagpipe,braving the continual drizzle, and taw
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    Six-Day Cycling Popular
    63 12 Six-Day Cycling Popular FRANKFURT, (AP).—Six--1! 19 than evei i P il"---g Germany. ie Nazis thoi gil oi a 1 outlaw two years in at'-. ttendai re rap; I the top almost a quartei i iril- A B riders bows. Bit K peeted ridei tear spills Streak ked curves eed B
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    27 12 TODAY'S SPORT SINGAPORE HOCKEY: Friendly—Shell v Police at Thomson Road. TABLE TENNIS: Asian Cr irnpionships at SBS. 5 P 'm" PENANG LEAGUE HOCKEY: KHP v. CRC—Victoria Green.
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    Junior Beat Superflight
    113 12 IX a friendly badminton the Junior B. P. beat the Superflight B. P. 5—2. Results were (Junior players meaci IP.ed first):— SINGLES:— Michael Lim beat Wee Aik Hoe 15—8. 9— 15, 15 10; Lim Kim Lee lost to Oh Chiap Choon 5 15. c— 1,3; Yeo Lai
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    Knockout Rugby
    19 12 RAF Chang: boat RAAF by 9 o in a knockout rugby i match at Changi yesterday. I
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    Satoh Switches Tactics & Wins In Straight Sets
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    ENGLAND WIN
    17 12 LOXDOX. Nov. 26 (Re terl eat Belgium y 5-€ r soccer international M halftime England
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    Schedule Of Racing
    82 12 Ist DAY I 3. Div. 1. 2 Bj tur>. t. 3 Div. 1 51 iurs. (1. 4! Div I 3 6 furs. CI. 4 Div 1 8 3 7 furs. :nd DAY (I. 2, Div. 3 4 5. 6 5| furs, straight. CI 4. Div. 1 3
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    Ipoh Atracts 204, 9 Races Each Day
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    8 TRIES, ONLY 1 CONVERTED
    158 12 NEE Soon^ Garrison "A" XV trounced 3 BOD by 2D points (one goal, 7 tries, one penalty) to three (one try) in a rugby match played at Nee Soon yesterday. Capt. Watts, the Nee Soon scrum half, opened the scoring when he raced through for
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    THE RESULTS
    368 12 Men's Team Event: India beat Singapore 5-0. T. Thiruvengadam beal Chua Kim Hearn 21-13. 21-12: K. Jayanl 'neat Loh Heng Chew 21-17. -1-17; K. Bhandari beat Poon v g Hoe 19-21, 21-1!). 21-lfi: K. Jayant beal Chua Kim ni 21-11: 21-6: T. Thiru?adam bea: Poon W< Hoe 21-13,
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    20 12 CATHOLIC roue Men Isso iatiea Singapore M 1*52 division be entertained to i Matter at the riuh Street m D
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    Buterwoth Team Had Slighl Edge Over Eurasians
    68 12 Buterwoth Team Had Slighl Edge Over Eurasians PENANG, Wed.- The lUtterwortti on Club scored a narrow I 1 win the Kecreation Club in a league hocki n itch on tl Kraniat ground todav. The game r i witii the B.IM having the slighl opponents. HI. The BRC were the Br
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    STURROCK CLUB SCORE 8th WIN
    57 12 IPOH. Wed— Sturroek Club chalked up their eighth league hockey success when thev looted I < lea» cut 4—o victory over Vlt\\ Roval Lancers today. Stur rocks, who are still unbeaten, proved too good for their opponents. Sturrocks led 2—o ai the interval. Scorers were
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    Davis Cup-India Decides
    95 12 Davis CupIndia Decides XEW DELHI. Nov. -6, (AP) —It has been finally decided to send only a two-man Indian tennis team to Brisbane to play Italy in the Davis Cup inter* zonal match beginning on Dec 11. an All-India Law D Ten. Association spokesman --aid today. Sumant Ifisra (captain) and
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    LANCERS WIN
    35 12 IPOH. Wed— The Roya Lancers outplayed Wbrce tei Regiment in a friendly ruggei match on the town pad an* today winning by 19 po (two goals and three tries) to three (a try)-
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