Singapore Standard, 28 November 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapoe Standard /l *i x VOL. 11l NO. 149. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    HC: JOHORE WORST STATE
    757 1 TemplerGives A W m m *_T^f 4 1 actors For RedActivities Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, yesterday gave four factors why 50 per cent of Communist terrorist activities are in Johore and the remainder in Perak and Pahang.
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    This Piling Worries The People Across The Street
    114 1 This Piling Worries The People Across The Street Ic frame r^ht ip— tint steam _j Uyiat the ;en ol i ten wven store- building in Sineaoore vir Hardial >iiuh at (Vni Street K I Ike linn mm* .ire r.irr\ ini; out piim- heavy work m progress caused no > round
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    Lighs for Mecca
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    Airlift To Nasan Stepped Up
    110 1 Airlift To Nasan Stepped Up NASAN N 27, I I Fre army tod; ift of s besieged forg for at' I Viel within hours. body of the Viel een near ing Xa?an i ik exted as soon as all available, troops were ready for the asSome probing attacks! made night.
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    Peer Breaks 21-Yr. Silence
    62 1 LONDON". Nee 27. (AP). '•I •nb es of the House of Lor. is ba--k in astonishnent yesterday when Lord Dorchester arose to speak on a prob an of parish elections. It was not the subject that itai them, [1 was the fact thai the 1 -year-old
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    Wisdom Tells Of Fed. Loan
    55 1 THE Resident Commissioner. Malacca; Mr. G.E.C Wisdom, yesterday afternoon explained to a meeting of representatives of ail eommueit \>-< in Malacca the purpose ot the Federation of Malaya security loan. All those present pledged their full support for the suggested loan and promised to publicise
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    Another Chance For Indian Detainees
    164 1 Standard Staff Reporter :i [PUB II irs. leration Governm lg i to review the rases ol all Indians under detention under the Emergency Regulations, The Standard learned yesterday. It is believed that this agree- fallowed representations made by the Indian Government through its re- nl
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    RAAF Unit Is Recalled
    132 1 CANBE R R A. Nov. 27. (Re ter-AAP): Tee Royal A itral an Air Force No, 38 Squadron, which has been in \li e. i t »r two and half years will return home soon, De- Minister Philip Mcßride Bi »unced today. He said this had
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    37 1 Another St John's Ambulance Brigade team of four women for the welfare centres of the Federation arrived in Singapore by air from London yesterday The U»mwiU fly up to Kuala !.,npur today. From left: Nur^l,. h ffift
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    $631 FOR TOY FOND
    294 1 A SIXGAPOREAX who knows and understands what it is "to go without Christmas" yesterday sent another $500 -—his third donation to the Rear Christmas Toy Fund. His magnificent example will, we feel sure, be an encouragement to the many who can afford to give something to
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    Young's Stay Here Extended
    119 1 LONDON. Nov. .'7. (Renter) London's Polite Commissioner, Col. Art h u r Young:, is to remain in Charge of Malaya's Police Force for another two months as from February next, it was announced today. The Corporation's decision to extend this period was in response to a
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    Pk. Rice Rations Cut
    53 1 IPOH, Thurs. A reductioi of rice rations in Perak is an nounced by the Assistant Controller of Supplies. Perak. With effect from Dec. 15, the dee ration here will be five katties, four katties and three and a half katties per week respectively for each man
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    Fed. Loan Reaches $38¼ Million Mark
    217 1 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. Good response has been given by the people in Malaya to the Federation Governments first $50 million Loan Fund to fight the Emergency. Up to noun today, it is reported, about 338] million has been subscribed towards the Loan. Of trie
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    RELIC STOLEN
    42 1 A thief slipped through a milling No vena congregation at S\ Francis Xavier Church in ciowntown Bombay yesterday and stole a piece of the Saint's skin which has been In the church as a "hallowed relit? for 50 years." UP
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    Sharma Is Given Police Send-Off
    270 1 "J Shall Return," He Says Standard Shipping Reporter A POLICE send-off was given .Mr. P. V. Sturm*, former President of the Singapore Teachers' Union, who left the Colony yesterday in the Rajula for Madras where he will be able to live as a free man
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    5 Hunters Killed In Ambush
    39 1 FIVE Malay hunters were killed and two wounded when thev were ambushed by Communist terrorists in the Aver Kunin- area of Perak yesterday afternoon. Two other members of the Malay hunting party escaped unhurt.
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    Forces 'Bag' Bandits Bandits
    126 1 SIX more terrorists ha\e been killed, one wounded and one captured h y security ton es in the I ('deration. Two memhers of the peewit? lnrces have been killed and three wounded. of about 4 Ist Federal .lungie in I n by the 1/2 I Per..'
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    HUNT FOR ESCAPED PRISONER
    115 1 HUNT FOR ESCAPED PRISONER MIF Singapore P I I I hunting foi i prisoner, I 5 liman (2 ip- from ii< inj P Farm while at woi h Lid n lerving i for i i t,v He i^ described as a Malay, e 1 in. tall, and I to have
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    PAY RISE FOR 400 IN WOODBRIDGE
    198 2 Only Approval ~wm _r _r By Legco Is Now Awaited Standard Staff Reporter THE FOUR HUNDRED employees of the Woodbridge Mental Hospital in Singapore are to get their demand for salary revision. The Finance Committee, it is believed, has approved this and the revision
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    Policy On Cowsheds May Be Revised
    151 2 Policy On Cowsheds May Be Revised THK Singapore Rural Board is expected to revise its policy regarding the licencing of cattle sheds following complaints by Holland Road residents against the presence of six fcueh sheds in that area. ni 4 ..c. erned itand along n Road. A private hou g
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    43 2 BEAUTY AND BRAINS in the Wireless Room of the Danish 8,621-ton Pretoria: Miss Esther Petersen, Ship's Radio Officer, who said of the difficult course of study required to qualify for her position: "It was easy!" Beauty? See for youself. Picture by Ambrose Khaw.
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    Plea For Writ Is Adjourned
    79 2 BEARING of the habeas tor pus application in which a Singapore merchant, Lim Seag P»h. i» endeavouring to establish that he is a British horn subject, was adjourned in the Singapore Ili-h Court yesterday. Lim was arretted on a banishment warrant on Oct. 13 tr»»
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    3 Mths. On Trust Charge: Appeals
    221 2 11. J. WALSH (31), a former commercial assistant of Inited Engineers Ltd., was sentenced by the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate Mr. D. H. Chapman to three months' rigorous imprisonment for criminal breach of trust at the conclusion of a retrial, ■j yesterday. He
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    Acquitted Of Housebreaking
    54 2 TUP: Singapore Firsl District Judge. Mr. A. VV. Belamy, yesterday aequitted Toh Ah Koh of both the charges i hous breaking into the Singapore Co-operative Stores building at Vietoria Street on July 24 and dishonestly retaining stolen property belonging to the Co-operative Society. Toh was acquitted without
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    Gets 1 Month For Possessing Opiun
    40 2 Gets 1 Month For Possessing Opiun OEN CHEW KEE. 52. was sentenced by the Singapore Third District Judge Mr H.A Forrer to one month's imprisonment yesterday tor possessing three pellets 0 f prepared opium on Aug. 8 at Mandai Road.
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    IF OTHER SPARKS KNEW
    182 2 IF OTHER SPARKS KNEW Standard Shipping Reporter IF PERSONALITY can be transmitted by the impersonal dit-dit-dit of wireless signals as claimed by many ships' Wi r ele s s operators. the Danish 8,62 Mon cargo liner Pretoria might easily be flooded with messages. For her signals, in an authentic feminine
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    Caused Hurt
    39 2 A woman, Kam Wai Thiam, was convuu.'d in the Kola Tinggi magistrate's court for causing hurt to her stepdaughter. Kam Har Loi. by means of a chopper. She was bound over for six months ith $100 surety.
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    L'don Varsity Exam Results
    45 2 THE following were successful at the Intermediate'Preliminary Examinations of the University of London held in Singapore last July: Arts: Lloyd Fernando. Francis Wong Hoy Kee. Science: Thirunavukarasu Cheliappah Commerce: Melville N. Campos (Part I only) Raranath Ramchand. Economics: Stephen Holm berg.
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    'The Ballad'ln USIS Library
    96 2 'The Ballad' ln USIS Library AVAILABLE al the USIS Library in Singapore now are two conies of "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe." which received favourable reviews both in Singapore and from noted cr;t:es in the United States. The book. writen by Mrs. Carson M -Cullers w hose talents have
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    Marketing Plan To Go On—Robertson
    173 2 Marketing Plan To Go On Robertson Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Consumers Resistance Movement will go ahead with their plans tor a Government controlled vegetable marketing system despite the protest raised bv the United Markets Association. Mr. Duncan Robertson told I The Standard that this piotes 4 was expected and
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    He Cried In Court
    104 2 A SEAMAN cried as he entered the dock in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to answer a charge of exporting 1-8 wrist watches. 11 wrist watch straps and one box of spindles without a permit. Pleading guilty to the charge. th e seaman, Choi Chang
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    Murder Case For Retrial
    103 2 THE Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray- Awus.e v. lir. Justice Knight and Mr. Justice Buhagier. sit' ing m the Singapore Court of Criminal Ai yesterday ordered a retrial of an Assize ease in which an elderly shop assistant. Ten Chee Yeong. had been sentenced to death
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    Civics For Youth In East Ward
    136 2 AN ATTEMPT to I til civic consciousness into the younger generation Is being made I f four East Ward candidates foi the December City Council Elections who will hold an election meeting to arrow for the benefit of a group of schoolchildren. The meeting,
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    Banlndecent Films-Kiwis
    103 2 A CALL loi th e Rim censor and th e Appea: Board in Singapore to take adequate action to prevent indecenl and immoral films being shown to the public. is made in the latest issue of the Kiwi B i the official publication <>f th»Kiwi Members' League. It
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    Exhibition
    41 2 THE Exhibition of Art. Needle work and H; el at the Sultan Abo Dakar Girls' School. Muar. will be On Nov. 27. The official opening of the new Primary Bm'djng by Mrs. C.E. Kitae will take place at 5 pan.
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    Colony Testing Seaweed As Manure, Fodder
    285 2 Colony Testing Seaweed As Manure, Fodder EXPERIMENTS on a small scale are being carried out in Si gaoore with seaweed both as manure and as pig fodder and if successful, it should prove a boon to farmers. 1 1 stated Mr. J. W. Ewart. Sing- apore's Agricultural Officer 1 yesterday.
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    No NeedToFear Organised Labour, Says T.U. Adviser
    409 3 No NeedToFear Organised Labour, Says T.U. Adviser Standard Staff CorrespondentKUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Trade Union Adviser, Federation of Malaya, Mr. J. A. Brazier, told a monthly discussion group of the I.M.P. last night that there was no reason to fear the growing power of organised labour in Malaya. He said,
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    Over 200 Sit For Sec. Tfest In S'pore
    131 3 SINGAPORE candidates who sat for the Corporation >r Certified Secretaries Examinations 1952, finished writing up their three-day test i yesterday. A sp -wi of the Singap >re Education Department told The Standard yesterday 232 candidates entered for the minati his, but this
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    No Staff For Libraries: Twedie
    115 3 No Staff For Libraries: Twedie THE opening of two branch I libraries in Paya Lebar/ Sera n goon and Siglap areas I ar e being delayed because of! the lack of trained staff, the Director of Rallies Museum and Library. Mr. M. W. F. i'v. c,j at a press confei
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    SENTENCE IS REDUCED
    70 3 SENTENCE of five years' rigorous imprisonment passed on a former Indian Naval Base worker. P. Bhanu, on a charge of causing grievous hurt to a compatriot. Sreenivasan. was reduced to 18 months' imprisonment by the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. The court also varied the charge
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    Do You Know His Killer?
    103 3 This man was murdered. Can YOl help solve the crime? Lim Ah Liap, a^ed 40. was a Singapore taxi driver who lived in RaceCourse Koad. Il»* drove taxi No. SC £653 a Morris 8 and spoke the Chawan dialect. On Nov. 1 say the police.
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    Robbers Beat Up Victim
    85 3 A CHINESE was beaten up and robbed of a fountain pen, a wrist watch, $20 and his identity card by another Chinese and a Malay yesterday on a footpath near the Aik Hoc Rubber Factory yesterday. He boarded a bus at the junction of Paya Lebar
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    Block System An All-Round Boon
    312 3 NURSES TRAINING THE blmk system of training student nurses at the General Hospital, which was introduced in Singapore earlier this year, "has established itself as a permanent institution," Miss E.R. Rlntoul, Principal Matron, told The Standard yesterday. In the six months it has been r
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    MYF Institute Meet In Klang
    47 3 THE 1953 Southern Malaya M.Y.F. Institute will b e held in Kiang during the April Holidays. Selangor, Negri MalaccaJohore, and Singapore District M.Y.Fs will take part. The Dean of the Institute will be Rev. Robert F. Lundy of the Wesley Church. Kiang.
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    Ess Makes A Pledge: No Communal Bias
    239 3 MR. C. F. J. ESS, Independent candidate for the City Ward in the Dec. 6 City Council elections, said he would continue to work without any communal bias In the best interests of the people of Singapore it he is returned to the
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    Killer's Knife Is Found
    36 3 Killer's Knife Is Found THE knife which was used in the killing ol a taxi driver. Aiyakanu Armruthlingam, was found near the scene oi the crime m Rangoon Road. The polite have made no arrest yet
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    S'pore Almost Malaria-Free
    209 3 SINGAPORE Is comparatively fr«se of malaria, said Dr. X A Canton, 'he Municipal Health Officer, yesterday, when Bppr cached on the c\ testion thai sen I e men ft en Mi rya and Korea ■uffer from attacks of ma iria several months after I hey ha\ e
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    Girl Rescued Before Fall From Flats
    106 3 A 24-YEAR-OLD Chinese girl who had blindfolded herself as she stood on the ninth spiral stairway balcony of the Singapore Improvement Trust Bats in Pickering Street on Wednesday night narrowly escaped a 76 foot fall when she fainted on the edge of the balcony.
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    Universal Edu, By 1960: Lyttelton
    202 3 Universal Edu, By 1960: Lyttelton UNIVERSAL primary education will he introduced in Singapore before 1960 to provide educational facilities for the many thousands of children who do not so to school, said Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Secretary of State for the Colonies in the House of Commons on Wednesday, reports Reuter.
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    Ex-Railman Dies
    86 3 MR. K. Velauthar (55), a retired employee of the Malayan Railway m Singapore, died yesterday in the General Hospital. He had received his gratuity from the Malayan Railways on Nov. U. nearly four months after his retirement and this only after reference to his i i i by
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    Idlers' Asylum Charge Refuted
    255 3 Idlers' Asylum Charge Refuted PSC Classes Standard Staff Reporter REFUTING the charge made that the Post Scho >L tificate Classes ar e idlei >' asylums becam i no terminal exam in a! Mil are held t > rectify ei i m i and a.s>fs> pi ogi es, Th Rafflc-sian. organ
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    Robbed At Knife Point
    52 3 A CHINESE taxi drlv< n robbed of S8 by an I it the 16| n larsiling Road, on Wed: ly night. The p produced a (10 note i i and the taxi driver pulle I give bin I i change. r i r i him his
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    Film Critic To Talk At Varsity
    44 3 A FILM ;ive a talk on "British Film 'i nique" at the Oei I rI > i i Hall ol the University if Malaya. Cluny R it 0.30 tomorrow follow screening of "The Q The public a: 1 free.
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    SURVEY DEPT. IS IMPORTANT
    247 4 Future Depends On You, Member Tells Geologists IPOH, Thurs. Doto Mohmud bin Mat, Member for Land, Mines and Communication in the Federation, told a gathering of geological assistants and lecturers in Batu Gajah today the Geological Survey Department was one of the most important departments in
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    Today's Power Cuts
    430 4 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding today: DA_ Tiong Balum, NaOflOß Kd.. Lain soon Oil. Gaao 1 1 in. NAAH Devonshire Kd., Armenian St. Static, Adelphi. Capitol, Newton j and 'I, Chancery Lane, Wayang s.itu. Paterae. Rd., Balmoral Kd., Dalvey ltd., Chartered Bank and network. China Hank and
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    Boy's Body In River
    138 4 ON HEARING bis friend scream at 4.^0 one morning. Chea Her Suah, 15, rushed to the spot and found only a carbide lamp his friend had carried on an embankment, the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, was toid yesterday. He was holding an inquest into the
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    90 4 THIS is a map showing a farther experimental one way scheme for traffic using Raffles' Quay Robinson Road and their connecting roads which will come into effect from 7 a.m. on Dec. 1. 1952. Motorists are asked by the Traffic Police to co-operate and to follow the signs which will
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    Chinese To Defer Plea
    89 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has agreed to suspend temporarily their request to the Government for franchise rights for Chinese resident in the Colony, and meanwhile to make a thorough study of their case before deciding on future action. A' the Chamber's
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    Standing C'ttee Named
    80 4 The Singapore Government has appointed a Standing Committee of three which will be responsible to consider any changes in the Medical, Educational and Social Welfare building plans or any new schemes. The Committee with the Under Secretary, the Deputy Financial Secretary and the Director of Public Works
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    Monday Convoys Discontinued
    45 4 THE convoys in he Aver Hitam-Labis and Labis-Sega-mat roads in Johore will be discontinued on Mondays as from Dec. 1. No vehicle carrying restricted articles may In future use these roads on Mondays. Convoys will rtin as usual on ai! other days.
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    Lai: Don't Vote On Communal Basis
    143 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The result of the Town Council elections would show whether cornrmmali_m would be allowed to stay or whether the people of all communities in the country wished to live and work together as common citizens of a truly united Malaya. Mr.
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    Breeding Ground Of Giant Turtles Found In Dungun
    361 4 Standard Staff Reporter A ?0-MILE stretch of breeding ground of the giant leathery turtles the biggest turtles In the world has been officially discovered in Dungun, Trcngganu. although its existence had been known to the Malays there for years. This turtle weighs
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    Lim Challenges General Council
    187 4 A CHALLENGE to the present General Council of the Singapore Labotu Party to hold a general bodj meeting and prove that the Party's candidate. Air. Peter ML Williams, has the majority support, was issued yesterday by Mr. Lim Yew Hock, former (hairman ol* the Party and
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    'Copters Expeced In Jan. empler
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    Boy Caused Hurt Allegation
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    Malay Boys, Girls To Hold Debate
    114 5 Malay Boys, Girls To Hold Debate FOB the first time. Malay -cuts including several girls from English one Malay schools will deI ate iu public whether coeducation should he encour■d in the Colony debate 01 janised by the Sing ipoi '■< Youth Literary Association, will be In Ma a:- in
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    Cheating Alleged
    59 5 TEO SENG Kl V -T < M rged ui the Singa S. ond Police Court yesterday with cheating a Singa] Traction Company bus eon j tor Ol a ten-cent fare on N >V. at Connaught Drive, by 1 tending thai h< sion of an S'l'C pass. T claimed
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    Claims Trial
    52 5 PENG Fati Chwee (24) claimed ti ial in the S Second Police Court yesterday to a Charge Of stealing a set 0 j fountain p;n and two dozens of nylon s ocks valued $48 from Gian Singh Company on Nov. 26 He i bail oi J tOQ until
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    Plan To End Strike Issue
    68 5 A PLAN' "to bring the strike issue of the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union to a successful conclusion'" was drafted ye U rday at a meetins hot ween the Union officials and Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj. Legislative Councillor (Lab.Rochore). Air. Raj told The Standard
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    Theft Charge
    61 5 A SKA MAX. Osman bin Haron. pleaded guilty in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to stealing a pair of flannel trousers, a shirt and a towel, worth S5l. belonging to two other seamen. Samsuri bin Bohari and Ahmad bin Shatam aboard the "Bontak." moored at Puloe Bukom
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    Radio Telephony Now Links Police Posts In The Fed.
    374 5 Radio Telephony Now Links Police Posts In The Fed. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The task of fitting police stations throughout the Federation of Malaya with 'Very high frequency" radio telephone equipment is expected to be completed by the middle of 1953. A1 present ail States and Settlements, except Kclania.-i arid Trengganu,
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    56 5 PROFESSOR Foo-Ling-Yu Mr. Tan Ewe Chee, (top) with his "Casket of Plenty." will be one of the magicians performing at the International Brotherhood of Magicians show in aid of the Sing a port* Chinese Girls' School Building Fund at Monk's Hill School tonight (Above): Mr. Bek Swee Boon with his
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    98 5 The Verj Reverend Brother I. ennui. 1 Superior General of the Maris! Brothers, set ond largest teaching 01 der oi Boil a Catholic Bro thers in the uorld. arrived in Singapore bj air from Colombo yesterdaj More than IM hov SCOUts and students of the Catholic Hiuh School and st.
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    Wife Killer Gets Death Sentence
    152 5 KUALA LUMP! B, Thurs.—- Krishna Pillay, a middle-aged engim driver \t the Malayan Collieries, Batu Arang, was _ente_ced to death by Mr. Justice Bii»ss. at the EKgh Court here today, for the murder oi his wife, Bageerathi. He was stated to have stabbed bis wife
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    7 Malayans Are Called To The Bar
    93 5 SEVEN Malayans Bv e from Singapore and two from the Federation— have been called Jto the Bar in London, state- a 1 lommis; ioner-General's Office release issued yesterday. Four of them were called at London's Inn: Gunn Chit /roan and his sister Gunn
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    Training Centre For Blind Children In S'pore
    291 5 Training Centre For Blind Children In S'pore Standard Staff Reporter BLIND children ol Singapore will have a trai Rig centre when land -> granted by the Government soon, it was revealed yesterday. Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland. President of the Singapore Association for the Blind, told the annual general meeting
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    Majid Says Serang Called Him 'Devil'
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    273 7 Xationalisation Is Not Con templa ted BAGHDAD Nov. 27 A government spokesman said here last night that there would be no change in the oil policy of Iraq as the result ot the change in Government. He said that the Government's sole policy was to
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    76 7 ROME, Nov. 27 (Reuter)— Elder Statesman Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, v)2. only survivor of the Versailles Peace Conference "Big Four,'' has been given the church's last rites. The World War I Prime Minister had a brain haemorrhage which caused partial paralysis He had been suffering from influenza
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    140 7 NKW DELHI. Nov 27. (Reuter)— Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said today France must get out of India but his Government did not propose "to go to war" over the issue. Mr. Nehru addressed the Council of S'ates (Upper House) in response to questions a 'nt
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    153 8 LONDON, Nov. 27 (AP)— A 3. 0-foot lons section of Singapore's giant floating dock, twice sunk during i the last war, has been raised b\ Navy salvage men 7 and will be towed to Britain for scrap, the Admiralty •T announced yesterday. The
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    133 10 LOS ANGELES. Nov 27 Ai' HKO StUdJ V. won legal approval ot its refusal to give writer Paul Jarrico screen credit for a m i\ ie after he had balked at saying whether he was a Comm Superior Judge Or! i Rhodes' ruling. ending a seven-day ti also
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    Men And Music
    613 10  -  BILL WEBB JONES By READ only two day's arjo x in the "Manchester Guardian" what appeared to be the tailend ol some livplv correspondent e regarding cities and mp. In the letter that I saw. the writer was agreeing with someone that there are no songs about
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    England Whip Belgium 5-0
    510 11 INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL By JIM CHAMBERS LONDON, Nov. 26 (AP)— England's soccer team "TOgped Belgium s—o in the international soccer game at Wembley Stadium today, and if anyone thinks it was an easy win they are completely right. The trouble was the score could have been so
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    Inter Club Matches At Parit Buntar
    249 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Thurs. The Lower Perak Malays will b e paying a visit to Pa ml Bunj tar this week-end for a se-ies jof games against the Clayton I Club, Parit Buntar. On Saturday. the Lower Perak Malays will meet the Clayton Club at
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    Jollilads' Team
    40 11 JOIXILADS soccer team againsl H.M.S. s Brides Bay on Sunday al the Malayan Railway ground Kampong Bahru will be selected from Kataan, Achuthan, Narayana, Krishnasamy, Safwan, Ghani. Ebrahint. Jama!. Sintha. Vaithylingam. Magid, Edwards. Rahman, Saiahudin, Vjiyanathan, Muniyandi, Khrishnasamy.
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      458 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mrs. Josephine Read wishes to express her very verv grateful thanks to all those wfco gave their unstinted help, sent votive offerings for Requiem Masses, wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence and attended the funeral of her late husband, Mr. Andrew S. Read*. Mrs. R. Dana and famiiv thank
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    Australian Test Selectors Are Under Broadside
    318 12 SYDNEY, Nov 27 (AP) Australian cricket BCleeten are under a broadside from Svdney sportswriters over selection ol Australia's team to play Snath Afrka in the tirst «l Brisbane starting on tWO poir;' I I tission of opening bai and wicketkeeper B. th 30C tgs,
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    North Johore RFC Revived
    77 12 North Johore RFC Revived E ED R- ol players, both tary, in the ho have be r]y for practice ayers are Sate level. of the club is Cooper. the Vi Mr. H. I d P. Hon. S Mr R T. M. HThe captain is Ma i of the Cameronians. back.
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    SCC Rugby Teams For Away Games
    97 12 SCC first and second rugby ims will play their fixtures. both away, againsl Changi and Singapore Harbour Board resvely on Saturday. The teams are: I lst XV: R.M. Parker, D. Darroch, T.A. Roper. CM. M Iver. J.E. Hoare, G.W. Watson. A.G.H. Browne, L.N.C. Dale.
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    Charles Wins But Had Hard Time
    182 12 CHU AGO, Nov. 27 (AP).— Former heavyweight champion K/./ard Charles scored a first round knockdown but then plodded to a unanimous 10-round decision over Jimmy Bivins in a dull Chicago Stadium boxing bout last night. Charles, former heavyweight 7 champion, tried to display his
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    2 WILL VIE FOR TRIPLE CROWN
    446 12 2 WILL VIE FOR TRIPLE CROWN _Pf _f _Pf A^IX Sin bu Chor Nasikwala MRS. GOOL NASIKWALA of India and sth Mi i Chor of Hong Kong; will vie for the honour of triple champion of the first Asian table tennis tournament now being held in Singapore. At the end
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    Vic Toweel Flounders
    177 12 JIMMY ARRUTHI us of lustra lia knocked out Vic JToweel ot South Africa in two minutes 19 seconds to become Bantamweight Champion ot ti:>- World at Rand Stadium, Johannesburg, on Nov. 15. Bi fore 30.000 people, Carruthers came smashing into the attack from the bell and within
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    Results
    14 12 Mc i\ Chung '.Votll'l!'. I 21-1:.. S I Men i M d D.ndi.
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    Colony Golf Match Draw
    125 12 nil folloa ume is Hw of dn- Keppel < .li versus l-land Inb staen's match to be played ifl the Isl jnd Clab M Mom: J Dec 1. Ig ho!,. Mat) 3 p.m. Mrs. Ellis Todd; 3.05 p.m. Mrs. VV. .Mrs. Williams: 3.10 p.m Mi s
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    Field Records XI
    46 12 The following will rep: Field Records vs. R.L ...I F. Base Workshops m a b challenge match at Nee Soon tomorrow: Birbahadur Tamaug, Sheepwash, Indrasing Rai. Ramananda Rai. Premkidar Lama. Bhupjang Rai, P Tjmang. Conroy, Gould. Toiman Thapa. Dharamk Subba. Umpire: Can'. G
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    Hong Kong Meet Japan Tonight
    41 12 Japan will meet Hone Kong in the final <>t tin* men- team event for the Baroda up at 8 pjn. today. The finals for the men's Singles, doubles and mixed doubles niii be played <>n Saturday.
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    Chartered Bank S.C.
    86 12 Chartered Bank S.C. THE following have been elected office bearer.*- of the Chartered Bank Sports Club for the year 1953 Patrons— G.A.P. Sutherland; R.R. Johnston; W Brown. President I.G. Thomson, Vice Presidents J. P. Shearer, C. von Hagt, Hon Secretary Ang Swee Lim. Asst. Secretary Loh Fook Choon, Hon. Auditor
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    STICKS FLY IN PG. HOCKEY
    322 12 PENANG Thurs. Sticks went flying as tempers frayed in today's league hockey match between the Chinese Recreation Club and the Kedah Hall Party. This was the last game tor the CRC who won by two goals to keep their unbeaten record. There was an unusual
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    Tomorrow's Wrestling
    75 12 RED SCORPION, the masked grappler, fights Hercules "he main event of tomorrow ht's wrestling at the Happy World Stadium. Supporting this is a match between Bert Assirati and Savardan Singh. Bosca Boa, the Chinese flying kick expert. meets Tiger Amat in another bout. Siamese boxing is on the
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    IA To Fete Players
    25 12 THE Indian Association will entertain the Indian table! tennis players to lunch at 1 p.m. on Sunday at the Association premises.
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    Yap To Lead All Blues
    107 12 THE opening match of the All Blue*. Cup rugby competition, Southern Zone, between Singapore and Negri Sembilan will be held on the packing tomorrow. Yap Boon Keng has been selected to captain the Colony All Blues team, which has been selected last night, as follows:
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    Goal Nasikwala Upsets Favourite
    227 12 MRS. GOOL NASIKWALA of Jndia created a bis upset on the sixth day ol the Asian table tennis tournament last night when she beat Japan's best bet lor the women's singles title, Yoshiko Tanaka in one of the semi-finals. But Tanaka was not her real self
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    Solomons Also Gets A KO
    416 12 LONDON. (AP):— British boxing's "Mr, Big"' London promoter Jack Solomons-— took a knock out On the chin this week— lhe kind of punch that has been cracking small tune promoters all over the country for a longtime. Solomons cancelled a Harringay Arena show at which
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    Women 7-A-Side Hockey Results
    88 12 SCC lst beat. Girls' Sports Club V 1-0 in the women's seven-a side knockout hockey competition for the F. N. Challenge Cup at the Padang yesterday. Results of the other matches played were:- SCO. 2nd beat I i S.C. "Z" 2-0, W.R.A.C. beat Seletar 20. S.C.C.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    20 12 ll jCKF.Y: inter Services —Army v RAF nt Seletar; Won en's teren-a-side un the Padang. TABLE TENNIS: Asian
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