Singapore Standard, 2 December 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard //v '"'I VOL. 11l NO. !53 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Templer Says He Will Meet her vice Chiefs
    68 1 N !>' I Gownd Sir Gerald Tenipler sinner Mr Malaya, arrived here by km! vhetbet he was meeting any ot llth prime ministers now m London x k no. That is not the I nn c— fClflat with the Colonial be three
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    Vietminh Attacks Repulsed
    137 1 Vietminh A ttacks Repulsed Dec. 1 (Rei ter)— unh fo esterday cond to h;. French tr c south of the R■ R■ er i on the north Indo-C: i battlefront. the French, t night m I •port from Hanoi. :minh troops unsucc itta ked several French es south of Hanoi
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    Praises Army
    36 1 I\[\l, I roip! ■< i i >•'!•) r. .t .i > I t M i <■ .J I Mil th»i ii i -aid >•• bettei %u\U trur" 1,1 MM jii-i h ilf d.»/ I all .not i- AP AFP
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    UNESCO CHIEF
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    3 Bandits Shot, Two Surrender
    330 1 THRKE more terrorists have been killed, one wounded and another captured by security fortes m the Federation. Two more terrorists have surrender- cd. A patio; of -he 0 2 Gurkhas Id *d one of two terrorists they contacted m the Kota Tinggi area of .lohore.
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    RED PLANS REVEALED
    1471 1 Changes In Tactics Of M C P (By special arrangement with The Times) LONDON, Dec. I—Significance1 Significance of changes m the tactics of the Malayan Communist Party, briefly reported last month, can be seen m the "directive on the execution of most urgent and important duties of
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    New Party In W. Germany
    64 1 New Party In W. Germany FRANKFURT, Dec 1 (AP. West Germany has a new political party the "All- 1 German People's Party"' (Gesamtdeutjsche Volkspartei) i advocating Germany's reunion, the cessation of all rearmament and following a neutral course m the cold war. The faction called on the West Germany to
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    Chamber Chairman For Tokyo Talks
    166 1 THh Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Kubber Association. Mr. K. C. Holiday will visit Japan about the middle of the month to discuss all aspects of the rubber trade between Japan and Malaya. Confirming a Renter cable from Tokyo. Mr. Holiday told The
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    Standard's Christinas Supplement
    74 1 Standard's Christinas Supplement I THE Singapore Stan- i dard's first Christmas i Supplement this year i l(i pa;es of news on where to get the best Yuletide bargains will be available free with YOlK paper tomorrow. Containing information vital to every shopper. The Singapore Standard Christmas Supplement is necessary m
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    ROKs For Empire Division
    106 1 ROKs For Empire Division >' Dec. 1. (AP)— One cid Soul I ers soon may be Inl into the Brit i>h tlth division m Kon British The very move,*' spokesman 1 But he added that foi I pro- i the home eai Bn' md and The ie oi Kore ild
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    VIP's fOR Bt. Serene Conference
    217 1 VIP's fOR Bt. Serene Conference Standard Stall Reportei a com i: Etepi .1 Ea ci -ia will lake p a H 5 from Der- 4 De I inge infoi rod viewi teeming this part of i The Marques* of Reading, Parliamentary LJn< i i of State for Foreign AM i
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    Asian Labour Talks Begin
    62 1 KANDY, Dec. 1, (Reuter).— Labour problems of Asian countrie ri\] be thrashed pui at a 10-day conference of exj South-East Asia' Britain, which begins here today. Experts from India. Pakis- m, Cc >n, Malaya, Singapore, Hongkong, Vietnam and Britain will discuss the vooational Ira ining of
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    BANDIT DIES FROM WOUNDS
    50 1 BANDIT DIES FROM WOUNDS PENANG, Mon.— A Chinese bin li-i Wong hh Soon (26) wo inde I I •J i follow ing i Police im•x i -r* r Tl IS I few m, >| fi im Bukit M■•• 'i n m We Ine 'iy night, •I at the Bilk:' Mciljj
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    SCCC Finds Safe-Cracker Number Two
    93 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese!] Chamber ol Commerce has en- gaged another safe-cracker to unlock the two mystery safes i m its .possession. The first l 1 man's charges, were too cost- 1 ly for the Chamber. Safe-cracker No. 2 is Ng j Choong
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    Sister Kenny Laid To Rest
    77 1 Sister Kenny Laid To Rest I TOWOOMBA, Australia,! Dec. 1. (UP). Sister Kenny was buried here today with a final gesture from the United j States which accorded her the rare honour of free entry m 1950. The United States Vice-Con- sul for Queensland, Charles j Carson, attended the simple.
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    Winnie Goes To Work After B'day
    98 1 Winnie Goes To Work After B'day i LONDON, Dec. 1, (AP). J Winston Churchill went back) 1 to work today after a 78th birthday dinner with his family and a 40-pound cake shaped like the doughty Prime Minister's well-known square;; black hat. Churchill spent the birthday morning yesterday m slippi
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    Red Papers Seized
    44 1 BANGKOK, Dec 1 (AFP)— Police here last night seized 3,000 Communist oropasanda j eaflets m a Chinese bouse m Bangkok. The police ar e looking for the owner of the hou>e. n Chu-bo, a Chine.se printing press worker, who has disappeared.
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    Man Who Never Enjoyed X'mas Aids Fund
    685 1 Man Who Never Enjoyed X' mas Aids Fund A max who has never ene i a Christmas yet and who S'l-v no reason why he should not give the poor children a fine time yesterday sent m $10 to the Christmas Toy Fund. Signing himself Sunny Khoo. he expressed the
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    NBLU Envoys To See Davis
    85 1 TilF Commissioner for Labour. Singapore, Mr. O. w Da\is will meet representative ji the Singapore Naval B^ c [iabour Union today. Mr. S. K. Eteddi, the Union's legal ad-, /iser also will be present he meeting when tlie Union's iide of the dispute with the
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    STORE SURVEY NEARING COMPLETION
    246 2 Master Plan To Be Drawn Up After Next June Standard Staff Reporter THE field work of the team now surveying Singapore Island to draw up a Master Plan for the Colony will be completed by June next, Mr. Dennis Komlosi, Chief Planning Officer of the Diagnostic
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    Cattle Shed Survey To Zone Areas
    149 2 HI S on i ,i De--1 merit is conducting an is--wide survey of areas on i beds *een zone out certain districts. In these, sheds might be built without the owl threats of eviction. number of cattle-shed n-vners had previously been mov e out
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    Aw Proposes New Spore Hospital
    594 2 THERE is a distinct shortage of medical services m Singapore because of the rapid growth of its population, Air. Aw Boon Haw, Governing Director of the Sin Poh newspaper chain and philanthropist, told The Standard m an m x :view yesterday. Mr. Aw felt very
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    Govt. Employees May Join TUC
    330 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government Employees' Unions will soon affiliate themselves with the Colony Trade I'nion Congress. The unions will make this move as soon as Government approval is obtained, Union leaders i said yesterday. Tills follows a comprehensive change m the rules, constitution and
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    1,700 GET 1st PAPER
    51 2 SOME 1.700 candidates sat for their first papfr the English Literature of the Cambridge School Certificate Examinations m 13 school halls m Singapore yesterday. In all. 1,475 hoys and ill eirls registered but a few failed to turn up oi withdrew. There are about 800 private
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    41 2 Air Vice Marshal G. H. Mills, the Acting Com-mander-in-Chief, Far East Air Force inspects No. 38 Transport Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, during a farewell parade hold at Changi yesterday. With the AirVice Marshal is Squadron Commander S Ldr. R. Bourke.
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    Latest Fair Price List
    65 2 The follwing Fair Price List was issued yesterday^ Cigarettes Tin--: 5"s "Piccadilly" $1.05, tin— 2o. s "Dv Maurier'" 75 cts. Infnnt Food: 1 !b Tin "Glaxo" —$230, 2 ib. Tin M Glaxo"— $4.20. Washing S-i.-ip: 2Jt lb. Bur "Gossages' Fine Priftirose" 80 cts. Tablets "Gossages" Beehive
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    Executive Summoned For Asking 'Tea Money'
    456 2 Executive Summoned For Asking 'Tea Money' CLARENCE Hart Campbell. a senior executive oi Ma aj an Bitumen Pr. >.i:;c-. Ltd., appeared before Mr. A. \V. Bel- 1 the Singapore First DisJudge yesterday on summons chargi ol obtaining a total of $1,666 "tea money" from two persons. II was alleged that
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    Coronation: Muslim Split Over Plans
    136 2 THE Yoimg Men's Muslim Association of Singapore lias 1 .split into two sections over its plans to celebrate the Corona- tio;i next year. Originally, i\ was planned that all the members of the association should appoint a committee to organise a joint celebration. At a
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    Farewell Parade For RAAF Squadron
    219 2 FLANKED by representative squadrons of the Wings at R.A.F. Changi, a farewell parade to No. 38 Transport Squadron R.A.A.F. under the command of Group Captain E.C. Bates, the Station Commander, was held at Changi yesterThe salute was taken by the acting Co nrtiander-in-Chief. Far East
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    Man Charged With Escaping
    31 2 LIDOX bin Sulaiman w I charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with escaping from Changi Prison on N«" 27. He was remanded until Dec. 12.
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    RAJ REPLIES TO PROGS' CHARGE
    249 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that Mr N. A. Mallal, Progressive Party Member for City Ward m the Legislative Council, tried ta "steal cheap publicity" at last month's meeting of the Council, was made yesterday by Mr. C. K. Dasaratha Raj, Labour Member for Rochore
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    40 2 THIS is the artists' impression of the building for Mr. flardial Singh at Cecil Street. The ground floor will probably be used by a bank. The upper six .storeys will house business offices. The architect is Mr. Ng. Keng Siang
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    CIVICS COURSE
    28 2 THU fourth civics course for villagers m Perjik started yesterday. As m previous courses. vx£ villagers will assemble at the Perak Kieh Community Centre at Ipja.
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    Local Staff Aid Talks
    94 2 SEVERAL local women, mostly European, have been eogsiged to be p with secretarial work m connection with the FAO forestry Conference now m session m Singapore. Three of the wo-nen art B receptionists who met alii delegates a l the airport or the harbour. The seen
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    Traffic Control By Pedestrians Drivers See Red
    198 3 SI tnd nd Mart Reporter igap*re l*ra__k Police have pulled their r bi U-dt It claim to let the pedestrain control vehicular traffic the opini m mot*,; tta Intel I by "1 tie SI md ird ye terd iy regai lii g sTi
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    Williams Stands By Manifesto
    10 3 Williams Stands By Manifesto WILLIA 3 I B. La- anc:
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    Sets The Lead
    20 3 first ti 'i Enghool ma m to Hill S m their first annual. 1 > nised M i
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    Giving Way To Pedestrians
    28 3 photo. AM ONCOMING car halts for three pedestrians to cross the road at Collyer Quay. This system has worked very well for pedestrians. Stand
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    Dr. Ismail Pledges To Work, Not Flirt
    193 3 Dr. Ismail Pledges To Wor k No t Flirt JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Appealing to thc Nong Chik Ward voters to vide for all three UMNO-MCA Alliance candidates instead of only for himself Dr. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, one of the three Alliance (.andidates for the Ward said that if they
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    Armed Gang Takes $1,100-Court Sequel
    116 3 Armed Gang Takes $1,100Court Sequel MASKED and armed gang robbed inese living al Si at Road early yesterday morning >t 00 m jewellery ai 10 m The man went to bed at t 2.30 a.m. An hour la*ei he was awakened and saw a masked man peering at hum through
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    Sanderson Due Back Tomorrow
    28 3 THE Commander-in-Chief, 1 Far 1' I Air Force. Air Mar--1 shal A. C. Sanderson is dee iet urn to Changi tomorrow i from London.
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    UN FORESTRY CONFAB OPENS
    414 3 Nieoll Expresses 'Great Hopes For The Future Standard Staff Reporter MR. J. F. NICOLL, the Governor of Singapore, yesterday told 70 delegates from 25 countries and United Nations agencies attending the Forestry Conference that their forestry problems were "common to all of us, differing only m
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    Armed Men Rob Trader: 4 Charged
    107 3 Armed Men Rob Trader: 4 Charged A CHINESE owner of a sundry shop m Pulau Bukom Kechil was robbed by lour men armed with knives ol $14,000, a Parker pen. two cartons of cigarettes and six apples on Sunday. When four suspects were detained by the police on 'mother island
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    F-A.O. Chief Sends Message To Meet
    292 3 THK well-Oeing of the peoples Of Asia depends on the well-being of the land and its vegetation and on how the land and vegetation are used, said Mr. Norris E. Dodd, the Director-General of the FAO, m a message to the Forestry Conference which
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    HELP FOR VOTERS IN RURAL AREAS
    202 3 IDENTIFICATION certificates are being posted by the Supervisor of Flections to voters whose addresses appearing m the electoral rolls differ from those on their identity cards. Mr. M. Ponnudurai, Elections Supervisor, said that this is being done to enable those people now living m
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    Daniel Defoe Is In Town
    136 3 ji "My favourite story is i 1 'Robinson Crusoe'/' Mr. i 1 Daniel Defoe told a re- l' porter from The Stand- ]i >' arc! yesterday. i i Sounds immodest, i i| doesn't it. coming from the man who wrote the i book? But that
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    Head Got Him Into Trouble
    87 3 A DETECTIVE comoral walking along Koon Seng Road had his suspicion aroused by a man who kept bobbing his hear! np and clown at 2.30 a.m. yesterday. The detective walked up to lhe man and saw a pair of pliers and two screw-drivers on a
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    Charity Show To Aid School
    52 3 AX all-Shanghai learn of artistes from all the cafes m Singapore will perform to al a charity performance to be held at the Singapore Badminton Hall m aid of the Sam Kiang Pub School. The programme. including (\anv\n_z. singing and acrobatic foal.- con .nces at
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    He Made The Sea His Bed
    59 3 He Made The Sea His Bed A MAX v. a found fli it m the sea off the E ti c Singapore Second P< Courl i Mr. D. H. Chapman wa I yestei lay. He was Eng Ah Si who p \t I guilty to i '< of vasrancy on
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    Three Fined For Aiding Bandits
    104 4 iroil. Mon. Tleadfam guilty to a charge of carrying one kati of rice ior bandits m the Bidor area of IVrak, a 2.5-year-old woman. Loke Moi, told Mr. Justice Thomson at the High Court today that she was threatened with death if she did not
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    56 4 i if M..N -t.u u!(j Margaret Coraei and hi r 13-year-old hr..viu-r Michael, cane to The Singapore standard Office ami (!«>n.tt»d i^(» pjnc s of books and toys to the Readrrv hmtmaa !•»> 1 nnd Th»*v then fEYC S.*> which they s.iaJ ivaa I lie 11 picket n:nn«\v. Picture shows
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    FINED FOR OVERLOADING
    67 4 FINED FOR OVERLOADING RIT BUN r U? iry carrying a load of rubwas stopped at a road block at S. g Tiga. Parit Police bat was er- I When the lorry ghed it ,nd tha* ing a:, At the Parit Buritar court C driver of the lorry, I X n
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    Voters Told: Be Wary Of Promises
    114 4 Voters Told: Be Wary Of Promises lon. The General S retary of the Pan Labour Party, Lee >. c al a rally held this toon at the Dalo Kramat Ground urged voters not to be deceived by the promises of those who ignored the and blood of their labour. remarked
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    SCHOOL FOR 'SIN-SEHS'
    124 4 PENANG Woi > nesc pi ians m Penang today voiced strong support for the ishment of a C: tese .s< i hooL iii North Malaya for they feared that there might come 8 day when there would be m> Chinese I '."ans m the country if knowledge
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    EX-CUSTOMS OFFICER ON TRIAL
    440 4 EX -CUSTOMS OFFICER ON TRIAL Took Bribe Of $500 luoh Court Is Told IPOH Mon. An objection wos raised by defence counsel at the Perak High Court today against the Deputy Public Prosecutor prosecuting a case m which a former European Customs Officer of the local preventive branch is being
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    23 4 MALAY schoolboys waving Muslim flags during the three-mile-long procession to celebrate the Prophet Mohamet's birthday seen marching through Kuala Lumpur during the weekend.
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    Malay Aid C'ttee To Meet Today
    204 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— I The special committee, set up under the direction of the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Tempier to inquire into ways and means to improve the economy of the Malays m Malaya, will hold its first j meeting mi n Kuala
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    PMU Officials Youth Section
    71 4 PMU Officials Youth Section PENANG, Mon- The inaugural meeting of the Youth Benevolent .section of the Pcrsatuan Melayu Semananjong (Peninsular Malay Union]. Butterwortn was held yesterday with Inche Sultan *Mohamed Ghou.se presiding. The following oflice bearers were elected: Chairman, Osman bin Abdul Rahman; Vice-Chairman, Che bin Kadir and Ismail Haji
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    Car Slump Story Is 'Nonsense'
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    Y's Prepare For X'mas
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    Committee To Encourage Social Work
    268 4 Committee To Encourage Social Work PENANG, Mon.— To proj mole the systematic organisaJ tion and co-ordination of voluntary social welfare work is one of the objects of the District Welfare Committee J formed m Nibong Tebal during the week-end. Another objecr of the District Welfare Committee is to act m
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    Lab. To Send 2 Envoys To Burma
    297 4 PENANG, Mon.— The Executive Committee <>1 the Pan-Malayan Labour Party at its meeting last nisjht decided to send its chairman, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, and its general secretary, Mr. Lee Moke Sang, to represent the Pan-Malayan Labour Party at the first Asian Socialist Conference
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    Car Drivers: They Agreed 'In Principle'
    91 4 REPRESENTAI [YES Singapore Muslim Drivers Benevoh I Association met officials of the Trade Union Office and Labour Department to disci their prop v. :ch include i that e\ i i y car i have a driver. At a meeting yesterday. Standard wras told thai
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    SCRAP CONTRACT SYSTEM
    59 4 &lea By j 'Teachers' PENANG, Mon. Ih,- iimr *m School Union, Penang; and Pro\in« \\<*lh bis s ed a memorandum to the Scalar la fleeter of < Schools, Penang and Vit>\A.:t RfeHtsb rrcenn ing that Chinese school w\irii(i\ bt taken i permanent establishment alter a pmbatioaan of
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    FED. TEACHERS' TRAINING SCHEME
    161 5 FED. TEACHERS' TRAINING SCHEME Schools Chief Reveals Plans j tCUALA LUMPUR, Mon. First steps tonplcmenting the Education Plan, passed -dcra! Legislative Council recently, will -ly ncxl year. ■>_■ the V -delation's R ield -bost d it foi an ordinary primary school to ol.' said md fwh banf I National Scboo
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    63 5 photo. THE ftve-KCMbei Burmese delegation to the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission, now m progress m Singapore, arrived by Cathay Pacific Airlines last night. They were met at the Airport l»\ the Burmese Consul m Singapore. Mr. I Ba Thaung (second from nuht). The delegates are (from left): Messrs. V. San. U.
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    TO ASK FOR COUNCIL SEAT
    9 5 TO ASK FOR COUNCIL SEAT I I I I
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    Fed. Police Offer Youth Opportunities
    246 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. -The young Malayan with a technical bent has a sood future m the Federation Police Force where there is a growing demand for technicians of many kinds. Young men can learn a trade and carve out a career. particularly m the Armourer
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    Progressives Warn: Every Vote Needed
    215 5 Progressives Warn: Every Vote Needed Standard staff Knxu-trr A'. to Progressive members and sympai exercise their ote> on Saturday polling foi the Singapore City Council elections is made m the latest issue of the Party's newsletter issued yesterday. It warns the voters: "Alh our oj>; onej ts are turn by
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    Mr. Parambil Hits At Progs.
    159 5 CHARGE thai the Singapore Progressive Party Councillors have ignored voters and; thcii welfare for th c past five! years, was made yesterday r>y 'm. G. V. Parambi], Inde-; pendent Candidate for West m ard for the Doc. 6 City Conn- cii election. Mi. Parambi] >aid
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    466 5 BINGAPOBI subslalioits ii thlr to load siirddinx today: DAY I h.iik llabru. Nanson Rd I am s. oil. (Jiian Ilin. \M n.Monsiiire. Armenian si t»tati«*. \drlplii. (apllol. Nrwtou I I Chancery lane. Wayaas Satu. IVitenwm Kd.. Balmoral Kd Dil\^y Rd (bartered Rank s w Chi" I H:«nk
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    65 5 photo Known as "mother" to most of the students studying m Australia under the Colombo Plan, Mrs. S. K. Barthlomew, a businesswoman, told The Standard that she mad*' up her mind to visit Malaya because of the plowing accounts she had hern told bj stmimU from Singapore and the Federation.
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    Federal Citizens Offered Awards
    340 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Four or five ol the twelve awai ds by the Australia Government for scholarships or fellowships undei the Colombo Plan. are being offered to Federal citizens who must state the number of their certi- tte of citizenship m their a i cation. Th(
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    BAIL REFUSED
    41 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Chia Swee Hin af\ev being barged m the Police Court. Kota Tinggl, yesterday, with having consorted with tefrorists not reporting at (lie near-, esi Police Station, was reroanded m custody. No bail v a> d\ uwed.
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    61 5 MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD, Commissioner (im.<-rj l r<>r South-east Asia, shakes hands with Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Governing Director of The Sin?apore Standard, at yesterday's cocktail party at Bukit Serene which Mr. MacDotiald gave to members of the FAO Forestry Conference now m session m th<« Colony. In the centre is
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    Lazarous Has A New Idea
    75 5 Standard Start Krportrr AX ASSURANCE thai be vvo'jld I'iriii a Centra] Karr.pong Committee lor North Wan ii returned t" the Cry Council at th.s Saturday's elections prai given yesterdby by Mi A R Lazarous, Lai hit Candidate for tht Ward. He told the voter*, at
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    Pay Probe Should Be Impartial-Raj
    247 5 Pay Probe Should Be Impartial -Raj Standard Stall Reporter A DEMAND that the proposed probe by the Singapore Government into the adequacy of the total income of its 14,000 locally-domiciled employees should be conducted by an independent committee with a High Court Judge at Its head was made yesterday by
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    580 6 HE annual 1951 of the economic condirw of Asia and the Far East published rec< oily by Jnited lions Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East emphasises once again that prospects a are as gloomy as The report underline- that economy has not overcome its ts
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    1193 6 The TRUTH about KENYA NAIROBI. 'I'IIKKE is an epidemic complaint here called "Kenya nerves. It makes people fretful and quick to take offence; we are all extremists, snarling arguments that are all too literally black and white. Right now, m this despairing lime, the truth is not m us. because
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      294 6 Kampong Dwellers Are Grateful Sir:— Hon'ble Tuan Haji Mohd. Eusoff has indeed earned the gratitude of the Kampong Jwellers for his speech during the Federal Budget debate on 20th November, 1952, referring to the living conditions of the kampong people. He was indeed voicing the hitherto unexpressed complaints of the
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      202 6 Sir; Since the re-occupa-tion the spotlight of enquiry has been displayed on various public utilities, and the long suffering public as a result has been kept advised through the medium of the press of the progress which has been made m the rehabilitation and expansion
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      188 6 Sir. I appreciate the forethought of Mr. L C.L but wish he would try to understand his position first, m a country where he or his predecessors nave prosperously settled down. Let him be reminded by "when m Rome dv as the Romans do". To
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      VITAMINS
      61 6 Sir; —Before making nny more commitments before our friend Mr. A. H. Oak- will Mr. Leung Cheung I j and the other 4!) Chin- Representatives ponder ,c; buy a Singapore Si iard dated November 25; road the editorial and concentrate on the last sentence. There i=; enough vitamins llJ
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      CRUX OF THE MATTER
      208 6 CRUX OF THE MATTER S. In your issue oi the 18th. November. it was stated that the services of 8 members of the crew of the i s "Ban Hong Liong" were terminated by the Master on 24 hours notice. The crux of the matter is that the notice was
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      266 6 Sir: I read with much interest a full report of His Excellency's speech at the Federal Legislative Council on 19th November. 1952 which appeared m your issue of the 20th idem and m particular to Genera! Sir Templer's reference to 'he position of Temporary Officers m
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    190 7 Buy A Ticket Go To The 'UB' SIR SYDNEY Standard Reporter sst-ntial tint the I niversitv ot Malaya ive support lion- the genera] public and ircea oi Income i. we want it to become I said the Vice-chancellor, sir Sydney (aim-, yesterday. Sir S ining there sh< I support for
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    37 7 IB r CHER'S X .n i^ i lead bj i- m hut .it Bl tdiiril mt yea Nni I! iriti lia ttnu fruits •I offered m prayei I■; P> h the I childn dan
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    46 7 photo, Unprecedented pageantry and rejoicing marked th* arrival at PinomPenh, Cambodia, on Nov. 19, of an Indian delegation bringing sacred relics of the lord Buddha and his disciples, Sariputta »nd Mojiallana. Photo shows Cambodian Army handsmen kneeling witt their instruments ,ts the hoiv relics pass. \.P.
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    21 7 New Shifts Cost Two Days' Pay tei D R t: ivcrs '.Vf'\ Service Ec to the dis- k of >urs pay
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    35 7 AiR. Mudabbir Hussain Pafe Ambas* R I-i'io-n S by i •(> meet him, hii four children. Mr Chowcihri. and his v m Singapore *:er whi for Djaka iere i his pi
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    Put Poison In Rice
    160 7 Put Poison In Rice EXAMINATION of a pot of cooked rice revealed traces of >n, a Government chemist the Singapore Second lourl Magistrate. Mr. D H. Chapman, today. In lhe dock stood a 45-year-woman. Ng Ah Sun, rged with attempting to ise hurt to Paw Yong Yee, by mixing poison
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    LIE ADVISED TO FIRE UN RED EMPLOYEES
    535 7 LIE ADVISED TO FIRE UN RED EMPLOYEES 3 Intl Jurists Submit Opinion NEW YORK, Dec. I.— Three world renowned lawyers advised United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie yesterday that he can, and should, fire any United Nations staff employee who is an active member of the American Communist party. Tiie legal
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    Jaganathan Is Surprised
    108 7 Standard Stair Reporter Mr. S. Jaganathan. Independent Workers' Candidate fty* South Ward In the City Council election on Sa' urday. expressed surprise at Mr. C. C. Tan's charge that he (Mr. Jaganathan) resigned from the Secretaryship of the Trade Union Congress for his own glorification. Mr. Jaganathan
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    Nursing Is Best Career-Vickers
    303 7 IN A broadcast over Radio Malaya yesterday. Dr. \V. .1. Vickers, Dtrectoi of Medical Services, Singapore, said that he entered the drive for 150 nursing recruits frith enthusiasm and confidence from two angles of thought— necessity and desirability. "The public- of this Colony now only too
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    UN C'ttee To Debate India Plan
    206 7 'MTKD NATIONS. Dec. 1. (Renter).— The General Asbly's Political Committee will meet today to consider the Indian peace plan for Korea. Clore than 21 nations have already indicated approval of the plan. 3ut there is a possibility that a vote may be delayed pending
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    Belsen Memorial
    38 7 BELSEN, Dt-<-. 1 (AP)— An 80- foot tall stone obelisk wa ated here yesterday on te of the infamous B —Belsen Nazi concentration :-amp where more than 20.000 and ot were slav- i during Hii gime.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    67 7 S*ancard London Correspondent 1 LONDON. Dec I. The following arc the closing prices o' rubber and tin on the Loru'on Market today. LCNDwN RUBBER J h Mar. 2C d Apr/June 2 5 d Market: Steady. LONDON TIN Spot £9 j 1 p< r ton buyers, £952
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    115 7 She'll Appear With Tyrone 1 1 HONGKONG Dec. I. (AFP) Judy Dan who was elected "Miss Hong- kon^" and later came 1 1 fourth m the "Miss Inii verse" contest m Califor- i nia. will .shortly appear 1 1 with Tyrone Power m ,i "Mississippi Gambler.' I According to H.
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    2 KILLED, 9 HURT IN SHIP BLAST
    162 7 SASEBO, Dec. 1. (UP)— -Two men wen- killed, nine injured and one v\as listed as missing today m an explosion that wrecked the forward part of (he 2)Jioo ton United States navy tanker Ashtabula at Saseho naval base yesterday. Jhe blast at 1.10
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    US Orders Equipment For Airlift
    113 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 (UP; The Army with an eye on the future war by airlift has been ordered to try to mane all its equipment smaller and ligh: i General Lawton Collins. Chief-of-Staff issued th c regulation requiring eg to be as light and eompacl
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    Price Of Arms In Kenya Rockets
    61 7 Price Of Arms In Kenya Rockets NAIROBI. Dec 1 (AFP)— The price of privately sold .32 Browning i utomatii has rocketed from E6 within the pasi two moj I following Mau Man incir i All gunsmiths are sold out. European planters and farmers barricade themselves m at sunset and dine
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    LAZAROUS PROTESTS
    62 7 MR. A. R. Lazarous, 1.. candidate for the City Council election on Saturday m North Ward, will pel Commissioner of Police against '"the Police canvassing vot< against aim. Mr. Lazarou c at a campaign meeting at Potong Pasir yesterday, al d I il was brought to hi thai
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    17 7 VIENNA, Dee. (AP)— < munist-ruled Rum an v liament of 423 A!! th, th e R i >ns
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    US Aid To FE Hangs On Ike's Visit To Korea
    187 7 US Aid To FE Hangs On Ike's Visit To Korea PHILADELPHIA, Dee. I (AP). Han.hl l st.i*i, the man President eled Eisenhower has designated .cad the MutaaJ Seturitj Agency, said Sand*) the future of the DS« Foreign aid IVo^ramme m the Fat Kast will depend largely m riwnhtwgi'h forthcoming visit
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    29 7 LONDON. Dec. 1 (AFP)— Films taken during the Br atomic experim< I ids last month be shown shortly m B: newsreels, a f S pply spokesman said tei day.
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    48 7 >NDON, D Britain its weatherSnow drifts as high Feet farms m Western Engli Trains were delayed horse s and <. Saturday thn In S I's Industi sank to 21', deg i ecoi I ondon s !ee( and i < ted i ig point.
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    113 7 V YORK, Do, 1 (I I Dwight that he would name Mr V, Ihrop W. Aldrich of I as Ambassador to I tain to .Mr. Gifford. I nhower*! m 5 Arthur Van announced thai I man o/ the Special C incominj sident m the developmei idy
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    9 7 Las Respects To Ex-Queen PEL! IV.R 1). i I
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    172 8 Threat To Local Fish Industry HONGKONG Dec 1. (AFP).— A total catastrophe might face Hongkong's fishing industry involving some 60.000 fishermen, if the Japanese are allowed to invade the local marThis was the warn- ted a >•■ :onby Wong Lai Yin. man ctor of Great South
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    69 8 photo. I Ask Isaafc Marsh. 4'». if a I hobby is worth while and i he will show you this I model of the tea clipper > Thermopylae and say: J "Well. I sold one inueli the same as this to the National Maritime j Museum for five I hundred
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    187 8 HONGKONG, Dor. i. (AP) The acting m.-nia^'r or the Bri:i-i, -'-■.'••;<"! Shanghai Do v is Limited. which the Chinese Communists seized Ishsi Aug. 15. said on his arrival here he saw no hope ■<; ever getting the properi back as long as the pre government
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    57 8 HONGKONG, Dec. i (AP)— \W i VI rden Lt .announced a final dividend for I the year ending March 1. 1952. |of S4 per -hare, tax tree. CLE. Marden, the chaii j told directors of the noted 1 ping and holding company Hongkong's relationship tiie
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    Modern Whaling
    83 8 LONDON. De;-. 1 < UP) EUeven whale catchiog ship^ attached to two of the British whaling expeditions Lq Ibe Antarci c th.s season have been equipped with newly invented ultrasonic whale detectors by means or which Britain hopes to greatly increase here proportion of the total controlled catcb
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    Reds Salvage 100 Nationalist Ships
    54 8 Reds Salvage 100 Nationalist Ships HONGKONG, Dec 1 (AFP) The Chinese Comrnun have salvaged more than 100 ships scuttled by the Nationa- lists before their withdrawal from the mainland, according to official reports from Peking. reports said that a stateowned salvage company formed m 1931 is responsible for the slvaging
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    MOVE TO RAISE GOLD PRICE
    193 9 Prime Ministers To Study Joint ipnroach To US ON, Dec. 1 ißeurer) Common i prime ministers meeting here to find expanding world trade will this week a join! approach to the United States Pig the price of gold. The price is :>doy at the 1934
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    Jap Bank Gets Pre-War Name
    16 9 xi large m to re(Family Bunk bishi lhe ChiN nura Dai--11
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    £40 Mil. Programme For UK Streel Corpn.
    103 9 POST TALBOT, South Wales, 1: (Reuter) Hie n.ition.Ui^d iron .:nd Steel Corporation h.is FormaUy approved i t40.000,000 st«-ilijj;: programme for mo<iernis\mg Ihe Wdsi liaplatc industry. Mr Krnt-st Lerei chairmaa <>r Ihe Steel Compaoji of Wales, v.id at a tiinnrr .it Pori Talbol tli.it
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    RI Probing Red Rubber Offers?
    192 9  -  ARNOLD BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA; Mon. Well informed Indonesian sources said today that Indonesia is prepared to "consider" robber sales to Red China provided Peiping k willing to bn low quality smallholding rubber. These sources said Govern- ment is probing indirect repeated Red
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    Rubber Down By ½ Cent
    166 9 Rubber Down By Cent RUBBER prices- m Singapore declined half a ceni per Jb. yesterday, after having reached \*2> ((.r!;, p(.r ib for ftrst grade rubber for D< ember shipment at one stage of the trading m the morning. The usual Monday morning optimism prompted some speculative buying and profit
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    67 9 photo. Delegates from 11 countries represented at the second M-vsion of the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission of the I N. Food and Agricultural Organisation began arriving m Singapore by air Saturday. Pictured here is thp Thai delegation headed by a prince Momchao SuebsuksHasti. retiring Chairman of the Coasmissioii (centre), Mr. Thiem
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    Small Deals In Produce
    85 9 THE! produce market m Singapore was quiet m all sections yesterday with only bu Lness passing m copra. Copra buyers Quoted $33 per picu] and sellers $33J for •January shipment, with business passing at $33 J for December shipment. Coconut oil sellers indicated $51J per picul,
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    HK Silk Ban To Be Lifted
    158 9 HONGKONG, De<\ 1 (Reu-tcr-AAP) Mr. K.C. Cheong, general manager of the United Silk Textiles Industrial Corporation, was quoted by the Hongkong Standard today as expecting the lifting of the American ban early next year on the shipment of silk textiles from Hongkong to the
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    Malayan Soap: Official Figures
    51 9 THE Federation oi Malaya produced 62,474 cwts uf .soap m the first ten months of this year compared with 102,402 cwts for the whole of 1951, according to official statistics. During October, the Federation's 42 factories produced 5.756 cwts. of .soap compared with ().058 nv!<. lor
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    397 9 i opened lively Hu SeOcM i cd 1 2'J i Da*. a 1 xd I .145 I rd <<» I > i 4.S Ami 7/l| Vi cd Amal t:-t 6 19 Malay 3 46 3 i Aye: HII 25/- 26/- Wens *o 8 f\ 9
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 9 COMMODITY PRICES J.OSFNd rubber prices. (rents per ib m Singa pore yesterday were: No 1 K.S.S. Spot loose 90| 91j| I Ot. m hales Nov No. 1 K.S.S. 'tj Hl» No. 'I K.S.K. XiO A,: No. 3 K.S.S. S? 833 lone: Karelv steady, LONDON Xl BBfcH Monday 's o p
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    Less Tobacco This Year
    91 9 WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 (Router) World's tobacco harvest is likely to be smaller this year, but India and Pakistan may have increased output, the United States Agriculture Department said today. The Foreign Agricultural Relations Office forecast a drop to 7,196,000,000 lbs from 7,371,--000,000 !!>s last year. Decreased
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    WEST'S ECONOMY DECLINES: REPORT
    361 9 UNITED NATIONS N.V, Dec. 1, (AP).— The United Nations reported on Sunday that Western Europe's economy slipped downward during the second quarter ot 1952 and it. i definite state ot recession. Conditions, a report from the U.N. Economic Commission for Europe said, are worse than last
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    43 9 HONGKONG, Dec. l cia] Standard Service Clo.sing price* on the Uonskong Exchange today were 5? 1 5 f 2 to £1 sterling: $6.1125 to U.S. ?1; $1 835 to Malayan SI: SO :J3BO to Indonesia Kupiah; Gold $284.75 to one tael.
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    2205 10  -  OSWALD HENRY By AN ANNIVERSARY DATE BRCK AFTER VISIT Bong Kong Hospitality I j()\V d«» they do it* ex- claimed a friend the other (l-iv. "The way you see them throwing monej around, you'd think they're all millionaires!" I agree. Bui dashed if 1 know how. it's
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    RU Selectors Get General Approval In Britain
    295 11 LONDON, Dee. 1. Ota* tar). Hip poltc> of the Knuland RagWJ I'nion selectors It rrlv as n**ur as possible on tho te.vm which did so well m List season's international championships for the first trial at Workington on December »i has met with
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    76 11 ENGLAND beat Belgian by five goals to nil m the International soccer match at Wembley, London, on Nov. 2G. The picture shows:The England team, left to right, are: William Wright, captain and right half; Gilbert Merrick, goal keeper; Jimmy Dickinson, left half; Redfern Froggatt, inside left; Tom Finney, outside right;
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    509 11 NEW YORK, (AP).— The (lelinite news that Ton] Trabert of Cincinnati t ;nd the I.S. Navy will make the trip to Australia on his own time to join America* skimpy Davis Cup torees m pursuit of the internation al tennis trophy changes
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    88 11 CALCUTTA. Der. 1 (AP)— Scotland's Walter Ramage scored his second victory m the World Amateur Billiards Championship here by defeating Burma's Ameen Yunoos I (99 points to 834 last night. Ramage led all the way. His best break was 211, highest and first double century of the present
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    134 11 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1 (UP) —Carl (Bob) Olson, number one Chalenger for Sugar Ray Robinson's middleweight crown, has been signed to fight Norman Hayes, 160-pound Negro battler from Boston, m a main event bout here on December 18, it was announced. Hayes, the number four
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    291 11 BATU PAHAT, Men.— Completely out classing their opponents, Kuola Lumpur's TPCA trounced the MCFA Cup finalist, Johore Chinese m a match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund at Batu Pahat on Saturday. TPCA won by six goals to one and the match
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    138 11 PSC Hold Success Dinner PENANG, Mon The Chinese Club, champions m the first division league soccer i I the Victory Cup knockout soccer competition this year. celebrated their Hiccess with a dinner at their clubs' premises m MacAlister Road last night. The President. Mr. I X Cheah remarked that it
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    33 11 Catalans W in BARCELONA. Dec 1 (AP) The Catalan basketball selection loam defeated the Falcons, champions of the United Stab Air Forces m Europe. 68 49. at the Bullring here before 4.000 spectators.
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    Perak Forwards Missed Goals
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    Penang Provide The Big Upset
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    Marshall Is Beaten
    72 12 \I (TTTV IV 1 lh. biggest billiard sensation of the jreai was provided ai Calcutta on I nd.i h\ India's \u. Chandra Harjee, who defeated the world champion, Robert Marshall, m the world amateur championships non being held m that rity. Hirjee won bj 1,644 points t
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    Kamala Club Has 'Honour' Guest Today
    108 12 Kamala Club Has 'Honour' Guest Today [BERS of the Kamala Club will honour Mrs. Goot ilia, holder of truetitles m the Asian table tennn tourney, at a tea-party at the Club premises, today at -i.'O p.m. Mrs. Chowdry. wife of the Pakistan Ambassador to Indonesia, who is at pre>e:it m
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    Indian D-Cup Team Stranded
    63 12 SYDNEY, Dec. 1. (UP). lie Indian Davi> cuppers were "stranded" here on arrival this morning. They were originally expected to change their planes i'nmediately they arrive m Brisbane before noon. However, a misunderstanding on booking precluded their deparl ire until about 5.00 p.m. I > officials
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    Caught In The Act
    70 12 From this nighty hit bj Pater lernande/ came Perak's i ra i goal agaissfl Pmaag la the quadrangular hoc key mi innent which concluded iii Ipoh yesterday. But was it a coal? The picture shaara Fernandez* stick well above his sho i'il r after making t!ie
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    Police Beat Malays 2-0
    165 12 KUALA LIPIS. Mon.— l n .me >! the most interesting hockey mi* rhes seen on the Liois padang, the Police beat the L\l iii■■ s "2-0 The game was played on a soften mound and m a slight drizzle on Wednesi r m the first half,
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    Today's SPORT
    21 12 Today's SPORT SINGAPORE RUGBY: Trial on SCC, 5 p. IPOH HOCKEY: League— E.G. S;)<>>' Club v. R 'rs on tfw Padang.
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    Final Stages In Malacca Badminton
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    Cheers For Carruthers
    101 12 PERTH, Dec 1. (Reuter- j i AAP) More than 5,000 cheer- < ing tans yesterady welcomed j < Australia's first world boxing champion Jimmy Carruthers when he returned by air from j South Africa where he won the i world bantamweight crown from Vie Toweel. < Carruthers
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    Malayans Win At Hong Kong
    139 12 I 1 HONGKONG, l>^ Iji i[ (UP) The visiting Mala- jl 1 1 yan tennis team m a I friendly informal touraa- I I nient with the Kowloon Tons Tennis Club here yesterday won over the y local team by 1<» sets to |l two.
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    ONG, MARJAN IN FINAL
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    INSINCERE WORKERS AT ASIAN TOURNEY
    463 12 MR. RAMANUJAW SPEAKS HIS MINP 0N... TOO many insincere workers and not enough referees and umpires to officiate at matches spoilt the otherwise successful running: of the first Asian table tennis championships m SingaThis opinion was expressed to Standard's table tennis reporter, Francis Boey, by
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    47 12 i Fill Kiit;ii\ leant <>\ !!>'.,; S llO»l siinsci have remained i olm all ■ii \nU loel lames had their hn, ci m,\ >n\\ 0.-i >■. m m,, m Defeated opponents were the Saltan < ollege Hit* v l! Itakil Mci tajai P .md m \.i ier'fi lti-i ii ui
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    Reader Opens Track work For Perak Meeting
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    Cuba Idol
    32 12 HAVANA, Dec. 1 <AP>"Puppy" Garcia. Cuba's raewesi riny idol stopped Jimmy Cooper Washington, I). C. featherweight m the fifth round of a scheduled 10-rotind b(jut m the Sports Palace yesterday.
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    4th TEST DRAWN
    79 12 MADRAS, Dec. 1 (Re«ter). The fourth rest between India and Pakistan was abandoned todaj .is i draw. Bain had washed out play on the third da\ yesterday, and further rain last ni^ht and this morninu made i»lay Impossible on th<- final lay. On Saturday India scored 17.">
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    Club's Weight Beat Nee Soon
    254 12 SCC "B" Kj bea; Kee Staa Gan points (one goal, one trj and I u< (one penalty) m one o: the peered on tiie Padang. J I 1 1 Club started sh into Nee Soon '-J. and the lineout the ball crossed fc> as who
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