Singapore Standard, 1 December 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard A X. v OL. m NO. 152. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Reds Raid Island
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    BLYTHE'S SUCCESSOR NAMED
    269 1 S 'pore 'sNewColonial Secretary Is Ex-MCS Man THE Secretary of State for Hie Colonies has selected Mr. William Allmond Codrington Goode, C.M.G., Chief Secretary, Aden, to succeed Mr. W. L. Blythe, as Colonial Secretary, Singapore, when the latter leaves on retirement about the middle of next year.
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    Dr. Hu: 'Russia Must Be Freed From The Reds'
    142 1 Dr. Hu: 'Russia Must Be Freed From The Reds' n Dr. Hu shih. U orld anil formrr ambassador to the Warned Ibc Western powers for r Jml »Ued tor the "linen wmnuiiism as the key to the strategy asahisl Communist Ag£ t»*s-.i')!i. n l sp .king <o 10,000 pa ked
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    BRITAIN PLACED ON THE CARPET
    6 1 BRITAIN PLACED ON THE CARPET by
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    HK Police Watch Mystery Ship
    190 1 HONGKONG, Nov. 30 (AP)— Hongkong's marine police toda\ said the> were keeping uaU'li on v small ship of Panamanian registry which is anchored m Hongkong Bay and which yesterday raised steam without permission 01 the owners. Name of the ship and company were hein£ Withheld.
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    Tg. Malim Children Help The Fund
    354 1 Tg. Malim Children Help The Fund TOUCHED by n.- app ■i! for help, a group of I children from Standard Four Methodisl En S iiool, T Malim, le to ?ave five tents a day for five ek > that their poor nds >uld enjoj a memoraChristmas. Their example, like so
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    French Await Major Attack By Vietminh
    125 1 French Await Major Attack By Vietminh LS 30 (Reuter)— Vietminh who >tely surrounded an.j X this French mountain fortress early m the v, ive been mysteriously lying luring th^ past three d They were expected to launch an allout atta .the beleagu*. rrison as long ago as last night after
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    Kenya's Day Of Prayer
    86 1 Kenya's Day Of Prayer NAIROBI, Nov. 30, (Renter) —Christian churches throughout Kero'a today observed a of prayer called by Gover>r Sir Evelyn Baring a.s a result of the deepening emergency. Special prayers were said and sermons given m churches 1 all denominations and con- gations both European and African and
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    New Oil Well
    40 1 THE British oil company, V" k, announced today thai oiJ has been struck at 8,365 feet m a new well m Dhullian field m the Punjab. The initial Bow was reported at 2QU barrels a day. AP
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    SISTER KENNY IS DEAD
    196 1 SISTER KENNY IS DEAD SYDNEY, Nov. 30 (AFPUP) Australian Nurse Sister Elizabeiji Kenny who devoted her life to figh; against infantile paralysis died last night m her home town of Toowoomn v.! Brisbane. Tho 66-year-old nurse had evolved a theory that poliomyelitis w.as not a disease of the nervous system
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    Politicians Can't Be TUC Bosses
    364 1 BUT LIM IS MADE CHAIRMAN Standard Staff Reporter AFTER more than an hour's debate, the first annual delegates conference of the Singapore Trade Union Congress yesterday decided to bar people holding office m political organisations from being executives oi the T I.C. Immediately after this
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    MacG TO ACT FOR TEMPLER
    86 1 THF High Commissionei I- deration of Malaya neral Sir Gerald Templer, Sii g pore by Coin-; foi London at 10.10 a.m. this morning 011 a second short visit for ussions with the Colonial Oflire and the Ser\ "Ministries. The Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. D. C.
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    Tragic Tourney
    36 1 At a horse-riding to ment m Tok 1 Junji Morimura, 22, a puf his horse ai .-1 hurdle, I jump, died Lant m front of Emperor Hirohito and En Nagako, < Crp\ n Piinre Akihito
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    Prophet's Birthday
    62 1 photo. run Mm > 0:1 P:i^c TOP: A section of the crowd marching to the chant of holy songs, hand drums and tambourines m celebration of the Prophet Mohameds birthday yesterday. Lower: This smoking car belonging to Mr. Bashir M.illal burst into flames and held up the procession
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    Two More Bandits Killed
    77 1 Two More Bandits Killed I s irity Foi has nol identified ki 1 I I Kaja r terroi i i spotted at 1 ped. ere I Its i reported earliei i Ono of thi 9§M ed by Gt'rkha« m i Patali area of Two other terror: I I enade, I
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    Planter Killed In Car Smash
    37 1 A MeKendam employ* Scarboroug! I t m a motor accident which red 54 n lani on the road to Jta lay mom Mr. McKem I a cvi a guide posl which 1
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    JAP COTTON
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    WED AT RAFFLES
    38 2 photo. n iik sun and Mi>s l.i n Tci who ucrc m.irried at K.iili Hotel \rst»*rd.i\ tnt thfir urdcJinii takf A n'trptmim iras h< hi .it Raffles followed by a dinner t| Bdonwuiotith Knad Standard
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    City Approves $178,000 To Improve Waterwork Extensions
    350 2 City Approves $178,000 To Improve Waterwork Extensions THE Singapore Water Department will spend about $178,000 m connection with the improvement of the Tebrau Waterworks and other extension works. These measures already have been approved by the City Council. The biggest sum will be spent on piling for the foundation of
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    Malayan Students For Asian Confab
    163 2 Malayan Students For Asian Confab FOUR-MAN delegation, headed by Mr. Wang ,aii. President <>i the University of Malaya Students 1 I nion. uiil represent Malaya at the forthcoming Asian Students' Convention tor the I'nitcd Nations t<> be held at the I niversitv of Delhi, India. of the K.R. Chan- Gi
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    SJRO Meets Without A Quorum
    76 2 SJRO Meets Without A Quorum Or- ie liu'rd Satur- > I at 31. .-a me Yap i a on> any an unworkable eommitt ho added. H Chair I of the committee vi i re based on a pre decision. M that there i hand 80.000 from certain s unless tikv
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    To Amend Ordinance
    43 2 a M< IVE to s mnd the lanoc Ordin- c to make it legal for Ofl Coin :an ling to i nan<J RAF onita during "nrv manoeuvres n Singwil] ade m the s re itivc C wncil on Dec Ifl
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    Blood Bank
    82 2 EIGHT members of the 6rew of the Straat Ma'akka and five members of the stall of the Hongkong Shanghai Bank, donated to the Singapore Blood Bank last w< i k I i Muiu c United visited I RAF Seletar where ,"0 men* jave their blood. The balance m
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    Kamala Club Officials
    98 2 Kamala Club Officials Standard Sta lV Reporter THK foi lowing were elect< oftiee-bearers of the Kamala Club for 1953 al thc Club's annual general meeting held over the week-end. Mrs. Sen Gupta. President. Mrs. M. J. Namazie and Mrs M, Lobo, Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Malathi Pillai, Hon. General Secretary, Mrs. K.
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    New Library To Be Opened In January
    197 2 The Singapore China Society's new library m the premises of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street, will be opened sometime m January next year, the Society president, Mr. Lee Siow Mong, told The Standard yesterday rr. The library is situated on roun
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    Smallpox Campaign Best Ever In F.E.
    316 2 Smallpox Campaign Best Ever In F.E. THF SMALL-POX vaccination drive m Singapore was described by the Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. J. Vickers, Saturday as the "most successful" campaign ever waged In the East. Dr. Vickers. told a press rence that when the campaign ends, more than 900,--000 people
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    Medical Dept. Aims
    156 2 ALTHOUGH the Singapore Medical Plans lias progressed considerably during 195°, the l*)~i\ Medical Report, issued Saturday, gives briefly the following aims for the future: (a) The modernisation; Imptovemeni and enlargement of all the existing hoopla).; <b) The building of 'a new hospital rentiv which will incHßde a
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    Crowds Observe Prophet's Day
    308 2 MORE than 10,000 Muslims formed a mile Kong procession and marched to the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society's headquarters if Lorong 12 from the Sultan Mosque yesterday afternoon, to celebrate Prophet Mohamed's birthday. i The procession, which was escorted, by police through the heavy traffic along Kallang
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    Candidate Without Transport
    130 2 Candidate Without Transport MR. .1. G. PARAMBIL Independent, candidate for the Singapore City Council elections told his constituency at an election meeting yesterday at Nan Hwa Girls school, that he would not provide any transport for voters on polling He explained thai he was a worker just like most of
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    Prisoner Failed To Return Cycle
    124 2 A YOUTH. Omar bin AH, who had a siring of previous convictions L 2 m all was sentenced m the Singapore First Crimir*a District Court Saturday to two years' rigoi rows imprisonment for criminal breach of trust m respect of a bicycle at the Changi
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    Women's Meeting
    38 2 THE Chinese Ladies' Asso- ciation will hold its quarterly I lunch at the bland Cub on Saturday at 1 p.m. The guest speaker will be A. (Juibaut, the French Consul General, who will speak on •Tibet.''
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    US To Hear MacDonald
    107 2 MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD. Com nissioaef-General for South-Easl Asia, and other Malayan Government officials will speak to the American people by radio this winter. Mr. Dwight Cooke. one of Columbia Broadcasting System.- top news analysts, will arrive m Singapore m January next year to prepare recorded Interviews
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    All The Fun Of The Fair
    125 2 All The Fun Of The Fair THE Coßveat <»i Hrn GOO.l Shepherd n> <i.»i 59.000 for its Girts 1 Home Building Pod M they held a fete aad Innfair at the Kind<! i:.n I? n School of th<- (in\<iit m Kampong- J.i a Wmm.4 It continued from Id a.m. until
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    Roofing Proposal Rejected
    82 2 Roofing Proposal Rejected THE Singapore C ha.s turned down from the United X roofing the new res< Bukit Timah Hill w nium a sheeting, due to th< mated cost. An investigation being made into th tiv e costs of variw xete and oth< Tue proposed Buk. Ti servoir will sum
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    Tamil School Standards
    39 2 THE T: mil I" eiety on Saturdi collect funds to > raise the standai Schools m the C This decision at the annual g< of the Society at R M ion. Mr. G. Sara;:: re-elected Preside Soci<
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    MILLION $ FISHERIES PROTECT
    151 3 MILLION FISHERIES PROTECT Shares At $5 Each Will Be Sold To Malay s Onlu ,HE f.rst t.me M history, Maloys m t h c Federation and S, n gcpcre u il own and manage a huge business project a mHl.on or ffisMna company. Application for registration with the Sinqa,ore Government
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    Tan: 'Raj Got Cheap Publicity'
    8 3 Tan: 'Raj Got Cheap Publicity' Lei [J P
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    SHB MEN ALLEGE SPITE
    211 3 SHB MEN ALLEGE SPITE A CHARGE il certain officers of tl Singaj n Harbour Board were victimising some of the long service employees by dismissing them negligible I i j ing errors m retaliation for the collective •rts of the 1 S. H.B. Stafl Association, has been mad by the
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    Jaganathan Says Tan Doesn't Know
    35 3 Jaganathan Says Tan Doesn't Know S Indeandidate m rday refuted Mr. C. C. lent of the Pro.^ be was a "man tion camHenderson Quarters Ban tthan -aid: I know what happ g in his own
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    Clerk Loses Pay Packet
    83 3 A UN USTESE clerk, employed at Gillman Barracks, Singapore, losl his pay packet of $445, when he woke up at his attap i m Lim Tua Tow Road on ►> i I Also missing, was |>S from his money bo> The p .<•■ pa was kept
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    Election Meeting
    50 3 Mr. G Parambil, Independent cai tte for West Ward, will hold an election meeting at Monks Hili Terrace j at 5.30 p.m. tod i He said la nig tt that Mr. N. G. Nig i i. [ndepende ii candidate for Ea.-t has promised to speak >:i his behalf.
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    Protection Of Persons Law Modified?
    137 3 AX Ordinance to repeal and re-enact the Public Authorities Protection Ordinance, relating to the protection of persons acting m the execution of statutory and other public duties, and bring it into substantial accord with the corresponding legislation m force m the United Kingdom, will be
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    Bad Display Bad Display
    34 3 Bad Display Bad Display TOH Teck Swee was fined i $30 by the Muar Magistrate lor failing to display, m a conspicuous position, the price control licence m his sundry shop at Jalan Bakri.
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    706 3 Malacca Electric Lighting Ltd: Liquidator reporl I Sept. 30, this year tells of his attempt to secure vacant possess n of and rlispose of the company s relining property bein? frus- yd by the provisions of the Rent Control iegislati n. Maximo liability foi Inc >me 1 <
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    The Gift
    88 3 Mr. J. A. Gertz, Public Affairs Officer and Director of Hie United States Ehforma ti on Ser vie c (left) who presented the books on behalf of tin* American people, seen with members of the Gurney Memorial Library Committee. i.« k ft to right are Mr. Gertz, Mr.
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    Gurney Library Gets U.S. Gift
    267 3 SEREMBAN, Sun.— The Gurney Memorial Library at Seremban, the first public library to be established m honour ol the late Sir Henry Gurney m Malaya is the proud recipient ot 87,000 worth of new books tnese books were specially selected by the Division of Libraries
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    $2,371 Arcade Shop Robbery
    42 3 CLOCKS, pencils and fountain pens, worth 52,:^71. were discovered missing from the show case of a shop m the Arcade, Singapore on Saturday. Police believed that the thief had let himse 1 m by using a duplicate key.
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    Installation Of Buddhist Relics
    206 3 BOMBAY. Nov. It. Sacred relics of Saripotta and Maha Mtaggallana, Boddhas' chief disciples ireee this afternoon installed m New Vihara built ou Sanchi's hilltop. A the red after a century returned to the I re ting place the .sound ol coaches and bells echoed 0 the
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    85 3 II \outii; «-!i i !M'**r. Mr Erk hn-r: snu tfl I»r i 1 iioir; I ;k Ni m nl Ipoh i 1 left Siaeaporc v«-st.-i dn i m the Pbroatis to i«n 1 1 \ea r < »orse i»f ni i( j i to < V %z m jh-.m Ural
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    Williams Hits At Lim
    138 3 allegation thai Mr. I.iiv Hock, Leg ive Councillor for X i] "is an opportunist, bought over '>y the American Government/ made by Mr. Peter \l. V. liams, Labour candidate foi South Ward at an electioj campaign meeting it R id yesterday William,;' said: "Mr after returning
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    Miners Crisis Meeting'
    75 3 Miners Crisis Meeting' IPOH, Sun. I Chinese Mil g A i iatio an extra general meeting thia week t> discuss, principally, the q tion of security n Chinese mines m sta The Agent a. r Malayan Chinese A Mr Yap Mau Tatt is to I dress the meeting At the
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    Heading For Showdown
    652 4 I AN Government expressed regret thai the Q nese Communist Government turned down India's Korean truce proposal m the United Nations bat t ".d that this would not be final and that Peking would give the question further reconsideration. Tf the Indian govcrnn .1 nurses the hope
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    FAROUK'S OWN STORY
    2361 4  -  HRH Prince Farouk Fuad I Was Given 81/2 Hours IV* Leave I Signed Abdication Papers On 2 Conditions JL By Exiled King Of Egypt Copy Reserved"' Reproduction Strictly Forbidden \Y/HEN my Prime Minister came back after consulting with the revolutionaries, he was profoundly upset. He wiped his
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    INDIA FIRM ON PEACE PLAN
    382 5 Ch ouMayßecons ider Official Rejection UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 30— India stood firm on its Korean peace plan yesterday despite an official rejection cabled to the United Nations headquarters by Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lai. Dispatches from New Delhi said the Indian Government would seek reconsideration
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    Million $ Fire Under Control
    29 5 Million Fire Under Control BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 30, Fire on a huge pro- isions market after I placed tructure, which > «>v< ">:-.-■ .lock at I Argentina's i:i re. enl m
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    Sanger Appointed
    19 5 MRS iARET Sanger trol c and Lady Rarru Ran \ver e joint pres nied Parenthood I AP
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    CHIANG'S TROOPS BOMBED
    100 5 CHIANG'S TROOPS BOMBED RANGOON, Nov. 30, (APj— I The English language newspaper New Times ol Burma yesterday reported !hat planes of the Burma A.r Force bombed and straffed two Chinese Nationalist concentrations m the Mongpuawng area near Kengtung. ft was recently reported that Chinese Nationalists attacked and temporarily occupied Mongping,
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    Red A-Blast Reported
    101 5 PARIS. Nov. 30 The Com-munist-run .newspaper "Liberation" claimed yesterday that a violent Siberian earthquake earlier this month probably was caused by a gigantic Russian atomic explosion. The paper alleged that an analysis of the resultant tidal wave that swept toward Hawaii revealed the waters to be radioactive
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    Japs In Paris
    38 5 SIXTEEN Japanese tmsi- nvn and newsmen arrived m Paris Friday from Tokyo aboard an Air France plane n completed its first round-trip flight of a new rvice linking the French and Japanese capitals. A. P.
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    Mr. Malan Has New Problem
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    Killer Recaptured
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    Turk Editors On Death List'
    125 5 by ior orI g ns one m which "girls more half naked were photoi publicly displayed ti. Police found the death list during investigations of the shoo- ing M I !ah- titor of the m I \'atan that r. petition Gelengui Tayfuroglu as T repre
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    ESTHER WILLIAMS
    28 5 photo. Swimming atrttm star Kx-lu-r \Vill,am> adds thr finishing teaches to her water wardrobe on the s<t of her turrrnt pirlur«"Daiiiirrous Whefl \V«'t," m Hollywood. \P
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    Sen. Lodge To Lead US In UN
    70 5 NEW YORK, Nov. 30, (RevPresid4 .'-t lect Dwi it nhowex announced yesicrthat he would appoint Henry Cabot Lodge to the 1 ited States delega- m to the United Nations. The appointment is subject to mation by the Senate. The appointment of Senator ge,
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    Spain To Join West Europe's Defence
    203 5 WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 (AP).— Final ai -..n-jr-ments are reported being made on plans to fit Spam into the defence of Western Europe against the threal of Communist nt^ression. Technical experts of Spain and the United States are reported to have ironed out all details
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    Best Beer In The C'wealth
    88 5 HONGKONG. Nov. 30, (UP) —San -Miguel Beer, made m a Hongkong brewery, has won the first prize m a British Commonwealth competition for being the best beer of the original gravity of 10.48 decrees or over and of the botton fermentation type. F. Leyshon, manager
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    Pope Names 24 New Cardinals
    149 5 VATICAN CITY, N< v 30, (UP)— Pope Pius terday named 24 new Cardinals from 12 countries on both side! C the Iron Curtain and convoked a secret consistory of the Sa< red College of Card nals for Jan. 12 to new Princes of the Roman
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    Battle With Axes
    58 5 SAN SEBASTIAN, Nov. 30 (AP)— Charles Mosst-s, Australian delejja > to UNESCO, that Spanish trce-futtfrs are among the most skilful m the world. Mo iv Spaniard* and A us- tralians uranl (<> decide u!<o is best with axes. The tree-felling contest is being planned a<s part of
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    New Coin
    67 5 photo This photo shows the effigy of Th<- Queen which will he used on the cowage of the United Kingdom. .m.ula Australia. New Zealand. South Africa, (V.vlon and Sooftl* em Rhodesia A translation of the inscription is "Qoeea Elizabeth II by the (irace of God Queen ..t Ul
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    S. Africa Suggests Higher Gold Price
    233 5 S. Africa Suggests Higher Gold Price C'WEALTH TALKS LONDON, Nov. 30 (Reuter). South Africa is maintaining at the current Commonwealth economic conference that without a higher price for gold the Commonwealth and the world as a whole cannot rd back to a healthy system ol multilateral trade. Gold price is
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    Mau Mau Led By Commies
    72 5 Mau Mau Led By Commies NAIROBI, No\. '>0 (AFT) -The Kenya intelligOMC ser\ i< c has proof that there is Communist influence tad organisation behind Hie Man ftfaa mdvcmcnt well lllfwml sources n ported \estere loral leaders v. porlod to I as Kikuv ing v spe n S fhe i
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    Royalty For Funeral Rites
    33 5 Royalty For Funeral Rites MONI (AP)— -High names In E shrinking list ol royal] if 1 tend sur,: funeral i x-Queen Eh rta of J 1 B fa caskef shelten I A blou
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    Irish Guards In A Muddle
    45 5 I [I earning uj j ban m pre- on ror Crown P Akihito's t to the .Coronation on 5 the War Ofl led I Irish Pip< r sound as th e Ja] nay that m Japan anthem i brass AP
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    US Told: Tin Is Not Scarce
    122 6 NEW YORK. Nov. 30, (UP) The Malayan Tin Bureau, m a paid advertisement published m financial newspapers here, sa d i" is *'a dangerous, potentially tragic misconception" to believe thnt tin is scarce. The bureau said, the idea "that the Malayan tin producers have
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    Moderate Turnover Effected In Rubbers
    444 6 By A Market Correspondent BALANCING the advance m Rubber against retreat m Indo-China, operators behaved soberly and m hundrum markets a moderate turnover was effected. Industrials were barely steady, Tins sagged but there was increased activity m Rubbers. With the opening of lists for the
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    BUSINESS DONE
    273 6 INDUSTRIALS Fraser and Neave Ord. $2 57i to $2.52*. Hammer $2.62 i to $2,074. Hongkong Bank Colonial Register 5755 and $760, Malayan Breweries $4.50. Raffles Hotel $2.70 c.d.. Straits Times $4.05 cd.. Straits Traders $23.00 and $23.25, Straits Sleamslvp $20.25, Union Insurance $420, Uniteers $13.75, Wearne Brothers $2,374
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    Breaststroke & Butterfly, British Move
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    South Johore Win By 25-3
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    Bad Weather Hits English League Soccer
    819 7 LONDON, Nov. 29, (Reuter).— The weather hit English football today causing some freak play, surprise results and small crowds. From nearly all parts of the country came reports of pitches inches deep m snow, icebound, frostbound or waterlogged. In many cases fog made the
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    Perak-Sel. Game Was A Thriller In Quad Hockey
    247 8 lI'OII Son. -Singapore and Sdangoi arc m a neck mil neck race i<>r championship honours as they scored victories *vei Penans and rt-rak respectively m the second toy's play oi t h<> quadrangular hockey meet Selan or, however, will have an easier
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    BIG FIGHT FIXED
    489 8 Radrodro To Meet Brown THE biggest boxing promotion to be staged m Malaya this year has been fixed to take place on Boxing Day. Dec. 2f> a* the Happy World Stadium. The star attraction is the fight between Me! Brown of America and Ishimeli Radrodro of the
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    Robert Chia Wins Hare! Court Title
    163 8 PENANCi. Sun Robert Chia today easily won the singles final m the Chinese Recreation Club's open hard court tennis tournament beating K. E. M. Hussain m straight sets 6—2, 6—2 on the CRC courts. Cnia, who is the Penang triple champion, took control of
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    Choong Wins Triple Crown
    76 8 LONDON. Nov. 30, (AFP) Eddy Clioong of Malaya yesterday'won the triple crown m the Northern Badminton Championships by beating his compatriot H. Lee.' Malaya. 15—8. 15—10. and taking th c mixed and men's doubles as well, at Birkenhead. Partnered by Lee he beat W. C Shute
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    UK RUGBY RESULTS
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  • YOUTH
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      A Humble Watchmaker Astounds The World
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      Brollies With Gold Tops
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      Orchestra Trains Young Musicians
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      75 2 THIS is how the North Pole looked from 7,500 feet op recently when a group of Press and radio reporters rircled the bleak ire-bound area. Associated Press photographer Elton C. Fay, who took this picture, places the Pole off the end of the plane's wing tip, about midway between the
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      Do We Send Children To School For This?
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      S'pore's Young Readers
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      110 3 i)t. top reaehen "i Inc inthonj Road Girlr rfan A 'iwir llnrd \i.mii il Social and tiu- M«nk*s Hill School Hall recently. I lie guests .iiw-im incladed atnei teachers, ■nWersiti stndents rturers. Isnonf th- nsi] itenw were ere eosMhseted bj >ir Paul Ibisheganaden M ol -'usii Kr.'u i
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