Singapore Standard, 6 December 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard «i /I juj i. VOL. 11l NO. 157 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    NEW BENHAM SALARY PROBE
    548 1 Adequacy Of Local Men's Total Pay At Issue FEDERATION WILL WATCH Standard Staff Reporter A THREE-MAN Committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. F. C. Benham, of the Economic Section of the Commissioner-General's Office, will probe the adequacy or otherwise of the total emoluments of locally-domiciled officers
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    Ike Is Flying Back To Us
    52 1 I ke I s Flying Back To Us Dec. 5: Pre- Korea I i i n i eh m on i here toci of censorship. tally ,v when his si I': Rhee of tte tod > I I I Defence. I that he h. md thai r here of the
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    41 1 photo. <.fn**r.»l Sir (irralrl Templer. ll i-ili Commissioner for the I -T-itinn of Malaya, is >♦•<•!< a-. Iv arrived at l.oni1»;4 \u port. Dec. I, o> '):ii airliner from Singapore GeatcaJ Tenipln reported progress m the t im:i »in>i Communist tt*rr.»rists. AP
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    Weather Halls I-C Air Operations
    280 1 Weather Halls I-C Air Operations HAN O I, Dec x Bad weather dosed m on besieged Nasan yesterday, leaving its thousands of Trench I 'nion defendants without air support until mid afternoon. It was the first time since the siege began, ten days aso, that dark skies interfered with air
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    PEKING SAYS'NO' TO INDIA
    130 1 PEKING SAYS 'NO' TO INDIA TOKYO, Dee. 5 Pelting i 'ted the Indian plan for a Korean truce I accuse i [ndia >1 allying herself with the West m "hostile actions" against Commu- nations. In* its firs! direct comment on the truce formula, which id pted by the United ions
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    Malaya Voting History
    176 1 Malaya Voting History FOR the first time m the history of Malaya, elections are being held simultaneously today m Singapore and si\ towns m the Federation: Penang. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca, Johore Bahru. Muur and Batu Pahat. Polling begins at 8 a.m. and continues up to 8 p.m. when the polling
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    Govt. Men Will Decide On Tuesday
    160 1 THE Executive Committee of the Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Em- ployees will meet on Tuesday to decide whether to attend a meeting with Government officials to prepare the ground for the investigation into the adequacy or otherwise of the total emoluments of
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    Miner's wife Takes Stock
    27 1 Miner's wife Takes Stock lumpor n Federation continue to m i Ip-.-tuck I and She ail of the -i. bui she tarn so he had I the
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    Reds Active In Thai Border
    78 1 BANGKOK, Dec. S r.\FP) 'h i .i-i.i i» i 1 Police (ten*,v Phio i jnr>Hted the pn >| Chinese terrorists a Thailand's southern bordei ()A us o\ Vala mi NaradhlvaS. He said the police will begin nn > 1 1 u-u i > opei atft>na
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    Cyclone Hits Jaffna: 23 Die
    59 1 COLOMBO, Dec. 3 (Reuter) —A cyclone and tidaj waves Jashed northern Ceylon last weekend, causing 2., deaths and enormous damage to crops and property, according to reports here yesterday. The stricken area, Jaffna Peninsula on the Northern tip of the inland stil] looked like a
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    REMINDER 19 DAYS
    3 1 REMINDER 19 DAYS
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    70 Homeless
    54 1 Moj than 12 hul vei c U troyed and 70 persons re left ;:n» t' m a 30-min i i fire ai the 'I ;>. r i p tat I area m Kov.ir^on. Hori^konjj. yesterday. No casualties were reported m thy Uiii d fire rh[n two weeks m
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    Toy Fund is Well Past $21,000
    168 1 Toy Fund is Well Past $21,000 AS THK VULETIDE season <ii ;iv\ oeaf Standard rea lei aiv stepping up th rir (i m itiiiiifl to the Toy Fend. Yesterday, no less than $594.85 vrag received at The Standard office inakin* the total to date W 1,3 3a 43. Students both
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    Son Wrote: 'I've Now Become Your Daughter'
    104 1 It was after a two-year treatment m Denmark that George, the ex-soldier, became a girl. It involved si\ operations and more than '1 000 injections. Christine was treated by Dr. Kail Hamburger, of the Serum Institute. Copenhagen. Christine said: "I am glad I
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    Need For More Political Progress
    460 1 LONDON, Dec. 5, (Reuter) The need for Britain to press forward m the political Held m Malaya was emphasised by the Manchester Guardian today. The News Chronicle, another Liberal paper, said that ;hose who doubled the wisdom of appointing General Templer as High Commissioner nowhad
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    Gas Stokers At It Again
    94 1 Gas Stokers At It Again DELAY m implementing the Industrial Court's finding and recommendations for City Gas a ork stokei m the recent wage dispute, now threatens t'i deve op into a fresh row. i! w;i- ii-.-uni <■••»-. da The ie ommendai m relating to casual leave, for instance, concerned
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    38 Squadron Says Goodbye
    62 1 Y \\<: v i ning, I Ti 5 ihf Royal Austi A.r Pome, tinder its j Sq Bourkf, \vi!! Ic.r, the long II to R nond s tl w c Nine rout- and Ui hi ate due 1 < lest mat too on Dec. I Thi
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    BEFORE —AFTER
    96 1 MR. and MRS. Jorgensen of Bronx. New York, had a son. His name was (ieorge and he was Hi. A feu days ago they received a letter from (ieorge. a OS army veteran m Denmark, telling them h«« had now become their daughter. Inside the letter was the
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    WedOnWed., In Hospital On Friday
    86 1 PENANG Fi f young Chinese coup litted to with wounds infl r the believed to h inflicted with a i The couple are Teoh Ki:>- II KlUMlrt (20). Wl iditted to the < 1.30 tin.-, The couple Miarn ncsdav and went I i with the
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    Rebel Chief Gives Up
    6 1 RANGOON, De
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    GOLONY ELECTION EVE SPEECHES
    270 2 Nineteen Wind Up Campaign Standard Staff Reporter ALL it set for today's Singapore City Council elections. Both political porties wound up their campaign with broadcast speeches over Radio Malaya last night. Mr. S. K. Reddi, Chairman of the Labour Party, expounded his Party programme, while Mts.
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    'Hunting With The Hounds...'
    139 2 'Hunting With The Hounds...' i L t- P I are **hunl g wilh t.. c the bare* S. S. n, Independent Sot idat< foi W< W is, her final el< neeting I night at 1" I C ors, Mr. i PR Mi Soh Ghee S and Robert ad I d
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    Labour's Aim: To Help Sons Of The Soil
    373 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE avowed aim of the Labour Party is Social Democracy a form of Government m which the children of the soil shall have complete control of their national destiny through their elected representatives, declared Mr. S. X Keddi. the
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    20 ARMY LORRY TYRES STOLEN
    39 2 TWENTY lorry tyes worth it $4^75 have been -to'en from an Army store at Bukit i Road. The tyre-, were last 9een on Monday. A check two days ater revealed thai the tyrowere missing.
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    5 2 MRS. ROBERT EU Prog. Candidate
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    Grenade Threat By Boy
    104 2 Grenade Threat By Boy Court Told Of A YOUTH threatened Low Yew with a handgrtnade if \-e\ (Low) did not pay $5,006 with- j m three days Of receiving a;) i anonymous letter, the Singapore First Police Court Mag is- trate Mr. T. Kulasekaram was, told yesterday. The youth, Wee
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    More Lene fits By Progressive Party-Mrs.Eu
    130 2 THE Progressive Party is bringing more substantial benefits to the people of Singapore than any other political party, declared Mrs. Robert Eu, the Progressive Party candidate tor West Ward m her broadcast over Radio Malaya last night. She reminded listeners that the Progressive Party
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    63 2 Mrs l>. C. Dunn, wife of the Qan as Assistant Line Manager tot the Hongkong. Japan si ci South Africa services, arrived m Singapore by air from Sydney yesterday < ;i .out" to Britain for a thre- --month vjsit. Daughter she— year-old Gillian Ann speaks fluent Japanese. In fact, Gillian
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    'In Name Of Decency, Lazarous Must Quit'
    277 2 F Standard Staff Reporter MR. A. P. RAJAH, City Councillor (Prog. North), demanded that Mr. A. R. Lazarous, Labour candidate, withdraw from contesting tomorrow's Singapore City Council elections for North Ward "m the name of decency and iairplay.'* i I" a last c
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    Lawyers' Bills Cost $50,000, Says Debtor
    537 2 IN HIS public examination before Mr. Justice Knight m the Supreme Court, Singapore, yesterday, Mr. Chong Chin Fatt, said that because of a litigation with a co-trustee, Mr. Chon? Thutt Pit, he paid between $40,000 to $50,000 m lawyers' bills. The public examination was
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    Toy Fund Previously
    133 2 Toy Fund Previously Mkßowtedged Mt.:::r. 5X The Klaus; S l.iterar\ Debating Soc. 1 M) Ivy l.mi. Strew* ban I.WI Std. \I! Kaffirs Inst M I.ucy Teo *M Stadents std n. SABS. Mu.ir 17 IM> Jonathan A Danirl Wtmg m Anonvmouv '.♦HI Staff ol Ctarkt (Irenior ftGotlpah 4« •*•<> Chief A
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    52 2 THK Governor <»i sin paporr pild ti hutf to the imporlani pa r i ih< i Muslim y\d\is.«r\ Ro.nd i is playing m \\u> lii< «,f 1 the local Muslim «.-u 1 munity at a lei party 1 give.i by the Siaciprr 1 Muslim CMnmuaitj %i the pa. mmmemo! I
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    $150 Man Married Thrice In Three Years
    176 2 $150 Man Married Thrice In Three Years A HUSBAND who told the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate Mr. D. H Chapj man that he earned Sl5O n I month and married thrice m three years. He was Koh Kok Ho who appeared m court yesterday for neglecting to maintain his
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    ALL SET FOR DRIVE ON GRAFT
    218 3 if You Have 'News' Govt. Needs It Srandard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government's anti corruption campaign will be launched m a big way m a few days. Artists bi now busy giving final touches to posters i it v il be displayed at! over
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    Rabbi Enlists moral Support
    11 3 X ein of the Jeruind built .lIS
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    Her Scream made The Thieves Run
    18 3 Her Scream made The Thieves Run Be evening. for her one up and the Ing the i :ning
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    Draff Rules Hurdle For
    52 3 a i negotiaI to <! d with the I workI require I I U -n. Mr. dent of j Standard g f the Finance an I I Committee I question I the g\ itj rules I ka 3 have I t they bavi I the a
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    SMILED, THEN HE PLUNGED HO FEET
    168 3 v lAN s 'd at aho heel on ninth parapet of the i >■ >vement Trust <" P jj S jump d 80 J to his i. the Sii gapore Coroner. Chong II.:.. 1 v. aa ras gan t into t death of Foo
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    64 MESSENGERS PROM UNION
    52 3 S Xi V mH Qgers fntly formed a union tiled the < Wireless Stafl ion beml to be united." r i has a temporary teadq larters at 204. Pajra F^ >.id. but a i aaid v esterday that they boped to And a penna- »1jl\? somewhere
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    St. Francis Xavier's Relic To Be Exposed
    119 3 THE I i. Communil of Singapore will celebi te the uf St. Francis Xavier. 'atron Saint I G with a olemn High Mass on Sui )ec. '7. The mass will be held it St. Joseph's Church, Woria Street. Sing The Saint's relic will
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    Out Of Stock
    34 3 COPIES of the Education Manll a 1 entitled "Poultry Farming," supplied free by the U. 5.1.5.. are now out of stock and members are informed that no more copies are available.
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    Lights For Park Are Now Ready
    128 3 Lights For Park Are Now Ready THE lighting system which has been set up to illuminate King George V Park. River Valley Road, has been complete i and will be "switched on at any time now.'" Mr. W. I. Watson, City Architect and Building Surveyor, said yesterday. Now that Singapore's
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    X'mas Concert At Pay a Lebar
    50 3 THE Pay a Lebar Methodist Girls 1 School. Singapore, will be staging their Christmas Concert and Prize Distribution m their school hall on Thursday. Dec. 11 at a.m. Mrs. .T. H H. Berckman will give away the prizes. All parents and friends are invited.
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    Judge Shown How Pocket Is Picked
    210 3 Judge Shown How Pocket Is Picked n m I beta I Couri n ant "p -;-k--rpi eter. H ng Una f -:;.i!4ecl i i lill pen n ig Chom Iv h m STC 1 M :jo Stnel the but >pped. hen it began t» move again, he relt j tug
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    3 Girls Fined For Assaulting Officer
    332 3 AN ECHO of the Singapore National Carbon factory strike of last April, was heard m the Third Police Court yesterday when three teen-age Chinese girls were charged with assaulting a police officer on 7 duty near the factory. The girls, Loh Siew Lan, feo
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    58 3 MR. AW BOON HAW. fioveraine Directof of the Siugaport* Standard, left Sir\inp«»rt* for Hongkong yesterday with some members of hi> family. Picture shows (from left to r;^ht) Mr. Aw Boon Hja Mrv Aw Boon Haw '< Madam Tin Kyi Kyi), Mrs. Aw H<h*. >liss Aw Sian (.e:ieral Manager of the
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    Cloth Stolen From Sampan
    11 3 Cloth Stolen From Sampan I two *s in bi "»f textiles
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    THEY SAVED ON CAKES
    64 3 nils YOUTHFUL quartette representing standard IV (A, 15. C) of St. Patrick's School visited The Standard Office m Singapore yesterday with a collection <>f $20 for the Readers* Toy Fund, the result of a week's saving «n indies, cakes and ice cream. From left to ritiht:
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    S'pore TB Home Assn. Founded
    215 3 A NEW organisation the Singapore T.B. Home Association has been formed to run a centre for incurable tuberculosis patients m the City. It is believed that for a start, the Home will only meet the needs of the Chinese population. But, m time, it is
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    UK, Malaya Cable Delay
    73 3 A DFX AY m teles; rams exchanged between Malaya and Britain was announced by Cable and Wireless Limited, yesterday. A spokesman for Cable and Wireless told The Standard that the reason for the delay was atmospheric conditions which are rvpetted to last till Dec. 7. These
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    S'pore Gets 'Lucky To Fish' Vessel
    199 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE BIG FISH m waters off Tren«;j;anu and Fnd/»China, has attracted yet another fishing vessel from Hongkong, the "Fook Yu" (Lucky to Fish). This vessel uses bamboo rafts instead of sampans to fish by the long line method. The seventh, and
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    y's X' mas On Today
    66 3 y's X' mas On Today i k this it the V w C.A.. 5 B at which "big and lit; n be bought for t! nportani display the handwork ■>! G i md the I! Eyenii S ils ol the Finely sewn and ciii thing hand-n Th"' i small couner
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    Trislia-Men Charged With Abduction
    102 3 Trislia-Men Charged With Abduction QUEK Chuan Tee a trisharider. told Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore Third -District Judge yesterday that while he was talking to a friend five men forced him into a car and drove him to a "Japanese" house m Tanjong Pagar. Four other trisha-riders. Tan Tong
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    More Exotic FisbExported
    75 3 More Exotic FisbExported EXPERIMENTS bel-ig rallied out on I wml brackish water fish and an Unproved coi if designed to reduce th* I mortality of tin H m transit. T!v Novenv le of the Economic Information Bulletin adds that th*> trade m exotic turn Ash utilising tic port is expanding
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    Remandedln Theft Case
    61 4 BDULLAH bin Said was v i:i Singapore i rhursday with theft from two Ma who had given him lodging for the night at Kampong Jagoh on Tuesday night. Abdullah was alleged to have stolen property valued at cash $8.45, a driving Jicence and an identity card. The
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    EVE OF ELECTION DAY SPEECHES
    263 4 E VE OF ELECTION DAY SPEECHES Elections— An 'Open Sesame' To Self-Govt. Pr'N ING Fri The Supervisor of Elec liun JVn.uiK. Mr. J. R Miller who pve a, broadcast talk on the eve of the Municipal j elections over Radio Malaya this evening told \nti rs that if they failed
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    Villagers To Get : More Land;
    165 4 Villagers To Get More Land; 7POH, Fri. —An additional 200 acres of land, is to be ?/?ade available to the villagers of Rirnba. Panjang for agricultural purposes. The Mentri Besar, Perak, Da to Panglima Bukit Gantang, told the inhabitants of the village that when the land has been acquirtd they
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    Bail Allowed In Bribe Case
    60 4 IPOII. Fri— N- Kwang Hor. a 4t5-yoar-o\l durian seller. was allowed bail of $250 by Mr. E. V. A. Peers, m the Sessions Ceuri today, when he denied giving a bribe of SI to a police constable yesterday. Ng pi en dec; guilty and was
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    Show By Bandit Fighters
    130 4 Show By Bandit Fighters KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— Bandit fighters wiil turn amateur entertainers at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Sunday. Dec-. 21. when they take part m a talent competition for troops at the Christmas entertainment for Selangor Security Forces. The programme will be m three parts. the first a
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    Third Sin Chew Photo Show Opens
    63 4 PENANG, Fri.— The third photographic exhibition, sponsored by the Sin Chew Jit Poh. Singapore, was opened at the Kheh Association m Burmah Road today. Altogether. there are 244 photographs of still life and nature taken m Hongkong. Indonesia. [ndo-China. Borneo. Thailand and Malaya. The
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    Man Collapses In Witness Box
    187 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A Government employee, C. Retnam, who was the complainant m a summons ease m the Second Magistrate's Court here today, collapsed and fell m the witness-box while being: cross-examined by Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooria, the Defence counsel, and had to be
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    Absolute Secrecy Stressed
    99 4 Absolute Secrecy Stressed M \l A LUMFI X !ri Mr .1 Potter, Svpei > !v,u of DeetkMU for Kuala I ;i!innir o\rr radio Malaya this evemißi that ietaOed investißations were beteg made into alienations of unscrupulous persons (rllin- stories that voting w.is not secret, and it was easj to discover
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    Inche Sopiee's Appeal To The "Common People'
    202 4 PENANG, Fri.— Confidence that the people would exercise their democratic right to vote for their own benefit and vote lor Labour candidates was expressed by the Chairman of the Pan-Malayan Labour Party, Inche Mohd. Sopiee, today. He thai fof the first time m
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    Sentence Of 6 Mths Upheld In Appeal
    120 4 KUAI A LUMPUR, Fri.— Ah Kuay. who was "ted and s< ntejc c I to six ths' rigorous Lmprisont for cheating a Chinese keeper ol $400, aptnst the con vie: ion and sentence. A: the Selangor Crknina Court of Appeal. Mr. Justice Wilson
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    On UK Leave
    17 4 MR. H. L. Wrigglesworth, President Sessions Court. Kota Bahru has left for Europe on
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    Patrol Kills Terrorist
    110 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The only terrorists killed since the last Emergency bulletin published this morning, fell to a patrol of the First Cameronians m Labis. Johore. The rifle recovered from him has been identified as one lost at Pekan Jabi on Cut. 28. Two terrorists wounded m
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    40 4 THE WIFE of the District Officer. Che Hamilton dcclai ing: open the children's playground ;it Ku ila Upis reomt ly. In the ba« ■kuiound are the Statp Conncillor Mi ob| Seong Teck and the l)v. As^t Distrirt OSeeff, IVtuku Ismail.
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    43 4 MR. I. W. BLELLOCH British Adviser, Perak, pinnine the Bmc (;il: r ird lnspf t<l r 'L eral's medal for merit on to Home Guard lasp.-rtor Shalihaniddin <>f Tanliuu! Mj] m durinif a tercmonj 1m the Pcrak Home Guard training camp tcicutiv Standard
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    3 Alliance Men Hit At Dato Onn
    374 4 JOHORE BAHEU, Fri. The UMNO-MI Alliance candidates for tne Johere Bahru Town Conn cil elections brought their campaign to a elttc fciter day when they vehemently attacked Da to <hrn bin Ja'afar, President of IMP. for the remarks Me made the previous night.
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    All Quiet On JB Front
    134 4 .TOHORE BAHKI Jri Johoiy Bafcn m the OHirt vide today tg th«- e\c <»1 thr fir>t elections t<> be beW m the town. i» DMrtrtsl It Mm past tuo iajn v lik h \\.i\* bt'en heitic. Instead of ierj there are onl\ Uhc can "I
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    Women's Role In Adult Edn.
    89 4 PENANG, Fri. portance of women En the adv.; education tncnt was stressed EL Jones. Efeadn Bukit Menajnm High Schoo who presided tUrn meeting of the B jam branch l Adult Ed a1 H G also expre that the brand would run well, mind that education
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    Study Of Future Govt. Is Agreed
    75 4 KUALA LUMPUR FThe development of two new mighty nation-- China and Malaya is likely to bavi I great influence m the thoughts and life of Malayans bs id Captain A. Shelvanayaga n addressing a n eeting of ie Selangor Ceylon Tamil! A- <>- cialion.
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    Willemite Test is Witnessed By Judge
    17 4 Willemite Test is Witnessed By Judge If I 5 11 11 v M 1i ai mo I
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    Two Charged With Murder
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    TAN ISSUE LAST MINUT APPEAL
    39 4 TAN ISSUE LAST MINUT APPEAL MALACCA. I ri. iefbfC tfcc I wound up its Muni<i|u! elections MCA, .Malacca branch H«— racs S i Mn appealed to Alliance Mippn!; ;n poll* ?:ive the town an f ljicwlow <•! Dftttfi v I
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    Penang Court Amends Charge
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    Party For Smith
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    Who's Who IN TODAY'S ELECTIONS
    315 5 JB: Voters Have 22 To Choose From TWENTY-TWO candidates, including two women, are taking the field m Johore Bahru's first Town Council elections today. The IMP and the UMNO-MCA Alliance ore purting up equal number of candidates—nine each the PMU one, while three have entered
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    Tebrau
    286 5 MR. X II HAN. IMP (Symbol Axe) i s 'lie ma:> a^T of a latex factory His platform includes actioi regarding flooding m Kam-por-c Wadi Hana ;i:H the widening of .la ian Abdul Hamid ENCHE HUSSEIN BIN ABDULLAH, IMP (Symbol Hand i He will strive to improve housing He
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    NONG CHIK WARD
    367 5 TtfAN II VII ABDULLAH BIN N MI TAJB. Jndrpendmt (Symhal Motorcycle) if neni pensioner b tsincss. Patron I imbaga Kesatuan Melayu. p i includes the i playing field en of the Ward. -hool for overand foundation i B id>. MX (HAN CHONG WF.N, IMP (Symbol KAdi«»» is
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    PIMANG: 10 Men Contest Three Seats
    288 5 PIMANG: 10 Men Contest Three Seats TEN candidates are contesting three seats m today's elections to ("he Penang Municipality the second m the Settlement. There are nee than 3,000 registered voters. They will cast their votes at nine 3c!'ing stations three m *ach ward. Following is the linr up: TANJONG
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    JELUTOHG
    115 5 MR. AZIZ IKK MUM Radical I j mbol- <>< X I a pr Hiis a pub the Its' >nal R Tab c of Penang and a time ins I 'ivil Defence. This is hi I bid m the wa I)K s MOHD BABOO, UMNO Muslin. Leacae, Symbol I i^h
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    31 5 ONG SKK JANQ AHMAD bin ABDUL HAMID Independent WONG SZK RUNG UMNO MCA Alliance AHMAD bin MI) SHAH OMNO-MCA Alliance OSMAN bin A RASHI I) PM.G. M BIIU lIF.E UMNO-MCA Alliance
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    15 5 ABDUL MIBTN bia ABDULLAH indrpendeut CHAN (HONG WfcJi iMf. HANffM bin H.\» fc^K* imivamca Alliaae*
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    East Waid: 5 Condidates
    244 6 TO rAL ELECTORATE:— -8,701 MISS AMY LAYCOCK, Progressive (Symbol Stool). A secretary, she is standing for re-election having been returned to the City Council m IM9. A former Secretary of the Singapore Progressive Party she was a nurse m Singapore, Iraq and India during the war.
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    CLOSE CONTESTS WILL MARK TODAY'S POLLING
    554 6 Standard Staff Reporter NECK-TO-NECK contest will be the feature of today's Singapore City Council elections. About 50 per cent of a total of 44,896 voters are expected to go to the polls m the six wards. The keenest contest will be m South Ward,
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    Elections At Muar, BatuPahat
    49 6 SIXTEEN candidates of Bandar Penggarang (Bam Pahat) will be contesting nine seats m the Petani. J. Sultanafa and the Gonong Soga Wards. [n Bandar Maharni (Muar) 15 candidates will contest line scats m the Town Council m the Maharni, Sultan Ibrahim and Parit Stongkat Wards.
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    South Ward
    239 6 iota I Electorate 8,699 MH. S. J IGANATfI Independent (Symbol Pipet. Clerk educated at Raffles Institution, he was the founder member of the Civil Service Clerical Association. Malayan Branch A founder secretary of the Singapore Trade Union Congress, and one of the hrst member? of the Air Ministry
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    Malacca: 8 Candidates
    255 6 SEVEN men and a woman will contest three vacant seats m the Malacca Municipal elections today. Three of them belong to the MCA-UMNO alliance, .three Labour and two Progressives. All the thrco rc" -cr rouncfilors, Mr. S, S. h. i igam, Inche HashLn bin Kajj Abdul Ghani
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    North Ward
    81 6 Tofal lei inr.ii* y?< r* MR K. 1 H t > l s b• ,i (Symbol ieroplam A eonU actor, he came from India m 1930 and worked first as a clerk m the A He is a memiu r of th« ral Council of tin < Labour
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    Progressive Party
    97 7 ■■>;» rmht Uiiali- ordet i N«n>--respon ibili )M i eek i th<and Of i S rvi A(»rk itu>n i at ried Cits Coum il The election of a Mayor, ffce replacement of nomi-nju-d Councillors by Ald»*i!iuri and an increase m the number of City Wards, which will mean
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    Labour Party
    153 7 tiu- No »eats m t!. I f n!l\ I >oi r !i m i! Di» A\ fi'ii lo P I t-n >rt. H<Ml I I ti ottM <1 i" mi tad Dln:i» v, i I >rdi roaiprisiag re- M tnilii til-- Ph 1 M irketa y kfe t
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    WHAT THE PARTIES STAND FOR
    207 7 WHAT THE PARTIES STAND FOR 5. The expansion of csv tiui Berriees .suth as water, g.is. water-borne sewerage and open spates to be accelerated, and the completion of the full electricity project at the Pasir Panjang Pouer Station. (>. The establishment of a market garden and farm reservation m the
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    WHERE TO VOTE
    647 7 THE FOLLOWING is the list of polling districts and polling >!.'.,-:- ;m the six wards for the Singapore City Council elections on December <i WARD P')' :nii District Puling Station Raffles Place: Victoria Memorial Hail Cecil Sue-':-- Cheng Hock Girls' School. 21-U7 Stanley Street. Maxwell Road: Gan
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    Betting Law Bill To Plug Loophole
    163 7 SuUMfaurd SiatT Krportrr BILJ o r rid the apBetting and D Oi linance, s promoted i ng clubs and associaA- be introduced the Si: g ipore Legislative i teeting on De Mr E. ,1 Davies. the AttorI General, m the objects -i- s of
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    Cotten Charge
    59 7 MM CHOO Teng (32), Han X k iiii, (30) and Con Sze Kirn (26>, charged m the Singapore b si Poli< c 1 ">.i I with assisting m a chap-ji-ki lottery at I 10 am yesterday at Desker Road, claimed trial and were each allowed bail of $2,000.
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    205 7 KELAWEI >IK O. MM, Radical, (Symbol -Sampan) is tfce chair i <■> ol the Radical Party and a well-known ,1 a yex m !> siang His lenn m the Muni 'ip il O uncil expii "i» polling day and g in the same m
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    75 7 PRIMARY I KirK of th.Methodist GirLs' St hool r<cefred a "hit; hand" from tht-ir purt-nts ;m<l (iicnds whn attended th»-ir pro IHMM of nniM< al the British Council Halt Slam ford Ko.id. last nighl The programme of diumc which included ChrLstmas Carols was held m aid <»' th<- S( hool
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    KL: 8 Battle For Four Wards
    267 7 EIGHT candidates, including a woman, are oonesting the Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections today n four wards: Sentul, Imbi, Petaling and BttBgSJUT. Unlike m February this car. when an elector had iree votes for each ward. lis time he will have only ne. Conspicuous by
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    New S'pore School Heady
    54 7 New S'pore School Heady THE Singapore i» W.D.. Special Service Branch has completed a new school with 16 classrooms at Towner R Raymond Avenue, Sing. Mr. W. R. Scotts. Senior Executive Engineer. Special Service Branch will hand over the new school to Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, Senior Inspe I>i
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    POWER FOR RURAL BOARD
    26 7 POWER FOR RURAL BOARD Bi! ftura Board raven the regulations contained m I tricity (R':ral Arc;«s) Ordin 1951 I into the Singap< re 1.0--ati ici De
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    Singapore Standard
    87 8 |^>mgapow^^^>(an&arb Independent Morning Meivspaper HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singcport. BRANCH OFFICES: LONDON Room 222, The Times Building, Printing House Square, London, E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45, Sultan Streef, 83, Cowan Street, 8, Leith Street, Telephone 4588. Telephone
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    Polling Day
    696 8 INETY nine men will spend the better part of today kryinj not to look anxious. In fact they will act as though th- hid not a care m the world Ph< n will be smiles for everyone and obvious concern for the cares E troubled humanity By mid-night
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    BLUE BLOOD? Don't Talk BUNKUM!
    578 8  - BLUE BLOOD? Don't Talk BUNKUM! PAUL CAVE i B y i JF you've got any fancy ideas about being a pure-blood-ed Englishman, you can lose thf-m double-quick! For it's BUNKUM to say "Blood will tell" or "Mho giri comes from a family ol good blood." declares the UNESCO, pamphlet. What
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    Review of Views
    344 8 Review of Views Malay Regiment TITF. formation of the Federation* Regiment has inevitably put| the Malay Regiment out of the| picture says Utusan Melayu.l The paper feels that the interest! ana the future of the Malays Regiment is being jeopardi-ed as,, the Malay Regiment has? been overshadowed by I ie|
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    DEVAN NAIR'S FATE
    192 8 Sir; I was surprised to read m your papers that the Government suddenly decided to repatriate Mr. P. V. Sarma, the former president of The Singapore Teachers' Union, just after the Union petitioned for his and also Mr. C. V. Devan Nair's release here. I hear that
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      Union Secretary Replies Charges By PR Secretary
      780 8 Union Secretary Replies Charges By PR Secretary Sir:— l wish to comment on a loiter written to your paper yesterday morning by the Public Relations Secretary charging the Federation of Government Employees Unions with unethical conduct and discourtesy for releasing a letter addressed to the Colonial Secretary to the Press
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      MALAYAN TAMIL
      206 8 Sir; I have seen an article of Air. Alex Josey, with the title of "Radio Malaya and the Tamils," m which he says "I have intervened m the controversy, because I must resist all attempts to avoid producing a Malayan Culture. I feel this is no way to
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    Can Machines Thinks?
    732 8  - Can Machines Thinks? J. BRONOWSKI By DASCAL, who called man a thinking reed. built the first adding machine. It adds for it still works), as machines have done ever since, by turning a toothed wheel so many notches; the wheels are geared so that ten notches on one wheel shift
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    13 8 "Nfexi time you invite me out to dinner, for Pete's j
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    MALAY A NOT HIT BY UK ARMS CUT
    372 9 MALAY A NOT HIT BY UK ARMS CUT Churchill Warns Of Defence Costs LONDON, Dec. 5: (Reuter) Prime Minister Winston Churchill answering questions m the House of Commons yesterday following his statement on the defence production programme m which he stated that to prevent any substantial rise above this year's
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    75 9 wile photo. LOVE IN CHAINS! The aewly-weda seen m this pictart raused nacb excitement hen they arrived on the Isle of Capri i«>r then honeymoon. The" >8 yeur-old brideI roen FraaCQ Po//i has his ri^ht wrist joined by a small i.->hl ehaiß to thf left wrist of his bride. The
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    Lie Fires 7 At UN, 9 More To Follow
    13 9 Lie Fires 7 At UN, 9 More To Follow an •d tc queries
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    S. Korea Rejects Indian Plan
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    Truman Can't Attend Crowning
    5 9 Truman Can't Attend Crowning 5.—
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    Wrong Advice Given Youth On Careers
    70 9 Wrong Advice Given Youth On Careers 1):- S T -U. \y that the e oJ guidance programme for Asian ned parents, teachers and on the choice of defective, the Ui N titans b ter- -o di- s ie use of A v c pment. from Japan. Singapore. .i. Britain, B
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    More Africans Held
    33 9 \airobi. Dec. 5 (Ri liter) Police detained several thousand Africans m Nairobi t0- for screening a Her receiving information of steady drift back to the city from the Kikuyu reserve.
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    France Boycotts tunisia Debate
    132 9 France Boycotts tunisia Debate UNITED NATIONS, Dee. 5, (IP).— France notified the United Nations yesterday that she will not participate m the debate on Tunisia. M. Hoppenot m an informal action dramatic for its simplicity, presented to the Political Committee Chairman, Siijnor Joao Carlos .Muni/, a letter informing him of
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    $ Exchange Restrictions To Remain
    151 9 Exchange Restrictions To Remain LONDON. De<\ f> (UP)— The Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference has decided ■t releasing the Sterling as a freely changeable currency until the". new United Slates administration has been conti I m January next year. Ofli rial sources made this clear today when they em- zed that
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    Pinay Wins Vote Of Confidence
    141 9 PARIS, Dec. 5, (AP)—Premier Antoine Pinay won an easy vote of confidence m the j National Assembly, Thursday night ami then disarmed critics of his budget by lifting disi puted tax reform clauses from the bill. The vote of confidence, 'A 14 to 207, was
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    RI Army Chief Sacked
    75 9 JAKARTA. Dec 5 (AFP)— Hie Indonesian Government lay decided to dismiss Indonesian Army Chief of Stafl Colonel Nasution as the first step to settle the military controversy raging m the country since one and a half months a -A" The decision to dismiss Colonel Nasution was
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    Bombers Slam Yalu River
    70 9 SEOUL, Dec. 5 (UP) United Najtions medium and light bombers bombed North Korea from the Yaki River to the battleline today as South Korean and Red troops resumed their "twilight war "on the frozen slopes of Sniper Ridge. B-2 Superforts based on Okinawa flew through 100
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    Ex-Boy Is His Girl Friend
    170 9 ENOI AND. AS A pester- George the Bronx, i m sex has d from male to la Starr Sft Bill Calhoun, 24, i ■aid he would not have disclosed his secret il buddy had doI noticed a picture of the tergeanfa b onde pinup t
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 9 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 5. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 2116. Spot £952 per ton m v 27 d buyers, £952 10s. sellers. Jon. /Mo r. j°' (n Three months:
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    New Habits For Italian Nuns
    193 9 THE best Roman fashion designers are devotiag their Ulenta to new uniforms for Italian nuns. Hundreds of years Ago when the present costumes were designed, Popes and Mothers Superior who did the designing never had to think about street ears, bases a»d otli( r vlul
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    Popper Cuts
    208 9 S I N d A I'oK I substations liable to toad shedding today:--n i Kah Bin, Fred Waterhonse, Industrial Cases, Kilbnra I st.. Garlick A\e.. Dttnearn Rd.. W D Maintce. Dept Turf lub. Eng Neo Aye.. Ewarl Fk.. Holland Rd.. Adam Pk.. University Hostel. Gallop Mill. Chatewortb Rd..
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    Silent Boy' Claimed
    64 9 Singapore Police announced yesterday that the relatives ol the boy found at Moh Guar Terrace, near Tiong Bahru had contacted the Police anc claimed the child, who is still m hospital. Since lie was found by the police, the boy has refu ed to talk. The relatives
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    Pak.RupeeTo Court Upholds Be Devalued? Hitler's Will
    117 9 Pak.RupeeTo Court Upholds Be Devalued? Hitler's Will KARACHI, Drc. 5 (AFP) Rumours spread m London off a possible devaluation of the Pakistani rupee have been infavourably received by Pakisstani official circles here today. They regarded these rumours a s an Indian manoeuvre m Mne lobbies of the Commonwealth Economic Conference
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    Korean War Can Be Ended—MacA
    267 9 Korean War Can Be Ended— MacA NEW YORK, Dec. 5, (UP).— General Douglas Mac Arthur said tonight that he is confident that there is "a clear and definite solution" to the stalemated Korean war that might prevent it from developing into a third world war. Mac Arthur, who commanded the
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    79 9 photo. Sir Kalph Stevenson, the British Ambassador m Cairo, paid i formal visit to l^\ pt's Prime minister, Major General Rfohamed Naguib, ra Nov. £4, to costiMe discussion* on iii» future of the Sudan. Afterwards a government spokesman said that Fuvpt and Britain were agreed on general principles regarding the
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    Lazarous Stands By Allegation
    327 9 REPLYING to the Commission* of Police's statement that the allegation that two inea, representing themselves as members of the C.1.1)., Singapore, visited a constituent m the North Ward m connection with the election campaign, was "completely nine and without foundation." Mr. A. R. La/arous, Labour Party
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    Crisis Looms In Tunis
    123 9 PARIS. Doc 5 (Renter) A number of Frenchmen killed m widespread disturbances m Tunis last niyht. according to unconfirmed report. Ihere after the sination of a Tunisian non-Communist Trade Union leader. The French authorities m Tunis immediately shut down on news and stopped telephone munications with
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    The CINEMA, The Theatre and The Arts
    950 10 The CINEMA, The Theatre and The Arts OLIVIER SINGS IN NEW FILM BRITAIN: Sir Laurence Olivier, m collaboration with Herbert Wikox, is about to realise a film entitled "The Four Sous Opera" by John Gay. This flJm will be m technicolour, and will be directed by Peter Brook adapted by
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    IN THE SOUS AMERICAN WAY
    19 10 nr«r.innDr-. r\,«,-f rt i Thonfra is nnce aaam presenting cine-variety to its patrons, with
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      378 10 RITA DEL MR, rpODAT'S i)l OTATION: "It I i.iki-v [wo make a marn.»i;e a saceess and only one a f.iilur>- \i\iount Samuel. SATURDAY FOH EVERYONE: B. m guard against a tendency t > baste impulse, quarrels this early morning Avoid carele^sness m habits and re spending. Later: ingenuity, re-sourcefulness h?!p
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    2,000 KL Squatters To Receive Land Titles
    85 11 2,000 KL Squatters To Receive Land Titles KUA] LI [PUR, Fri. ■V 2 000 squatti i m Kuala Lumpur will receive land title ;.ts und I /ernment's and" policy, 30 lied to planning :i their land is ted. People living m large new! such a Jinjang and Ampang are included
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    Provoked Planter Cautioned
    174 11 Provoked Planter Cautioned KUALA T 'R. Fri Che Harun, the Klang Magis- ajpre -iig with deft K. P. S. Ra.iasooria, that there was grave and sudden provocation, called and discharged P. J« ager of Bukit Raja who was rig hurt to •river on the night of 2] a? the 21st
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    GUANI CONVICTED OF FRAUD
    378 11 'Shocking Case Of Cheating,' Says The Judge KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-Remorking that it was a dehherare, cold-blooded fraud, Mr. J.G Adams, President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, today convicted Hashim bin Abdul Gnem, former president of the Peninsular Malcys Union, and fined him $1,500 m default
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    Sequel To Mitar Car Accident
    63 11 MUAH rs —T. n ft I ver of a motor sur was ■•>' the trate on pg a car with- a x n g en a nng I i bin Othman ing not ng to able homi:,v. and failing to stop after <; i Sentence
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    22 11 T.IL Sultan of PaklOft shakes hands with an official of Malacca', Mf«*t >^ il Tilt Sultan r* when fWtei |ht JkUkment m ently
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    GPO Co-op Meeting To Be Held Today
    41 11 PEXAXG. Fri.— The halfyearly general meeting of the G.P.6. Co-operative Canteen Society Ltd., will be held nt the General Post Office at 12.30 p. m. tomorrow. Light refreshments will be serveH at thp meeting.
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    Kota Bahru To Have Town Council
    159 11 KOTA BAHRU, Fri— Kota Bahru Town Board is to become a Town Council. This was agreed at the meeting Ol the Board held last week. Dato Sri Amar IVKaja presided, and it was also decided to adopt the Johore Order with slight modifications to
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    Shunmugam Defends The Commission
    93 11 MALACCA. Fri. Retiring Municipal Councillor S. S mugam yesterday refuted the Labour Party's recent ullegation of the lack of activity of the Commission at the Council for the man-in-t he-street. Mr. Shunmugam s« id it should I c i pparent to one who had followed the
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    New St Xavier's Rises From Ruins
    195 11 PENANG, Fri.— After a delay of several years the building of the new St. Xavier's Institution m Farquhar Street will start soon as the new plan already has been submitted to the Penang Municipality for approval. The architect, Mr. C.Y. Koh of Swan and
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    REGIMENT, BOYS TOLD
    92 11 REGIMENT, BOYS TOLD KUALA LIPIS. Fri Major Ibrahim of the Malay Regiment Training Centre, Port Dickson addressed all pupils of Clifford School here above the sixth standard on the School padang on Wednesday. He snoke on the formation of the Federation Regiment and the training of potential officers and the
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    Pk. Scouts, Rovers For Jamboree
    154 11 Pk. Scouts, Rovers For Jamboree IPOII, Fri— A total of 83 Scouters and Rovers drawn from the various parts of the I Federation of Malaya and Singapore will leave by the Charon on Dec. 16 for the Pan-Pacific Jamboree, which will be held at Grey Staness, Sydney, Australia, from Dec.
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    rediffusion Wires Put Up In Penang
    224 11 rediffusion Wires Put Up In Penang PENANG, Fri. Rediili-sion wirev; are now being put up m George Town and 10,000 loudspeakers will be ready for installation m 1953, tin General Manager, Rediffusion (Malaya) Ltd.. Mr. A. G. Van Beck. told The Standard yesterday. He said many Penang re sidents had
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    Man To Stand Trial, But Wife Freed
    100 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Che Abdul I lam. id. the X man Magistrate, at the ci a preliminary inquiry Into a tentative charge of murder. commi I flohamed l> bin U tohd V !l stand a at the Trenj Assize s. He discharge DtiL
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    1 Case Of Polio
    42 11 IPO! I. Fri. A ?ase of poliomyclitii was reported In the Batang P.-:-! ng District, sc ording to I i State lied ■il and H th Dflßcer'a i ekly i• 1 rt Cor ,iiti week eadiog Nov. 39.
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    Another Teachers' College
    123 11 Another Teachers' College KUALA -LUMPUR. Fri.— The Federation Education Department is {■> open a n;t<-i:<.! college m Pcnang for highc -i Chinese classes. Pcnang already has a Government Chinese T< achers Training College ior Chinese primary schools. The new higher training college is expected to solve, to a great extent,
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    Youth To Be Retried
    87 11 KOTA BAHRU, Fri.— After a trial lasting three day-, m the High Court here. Justice Whitton y< .-'.< rd disagreed with the "not guiitj-" rinding of three assessors m a murder case, and ordered a retrial. The accused was 18 pear-old Semial bin Hamai ivho was
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    93 11 The new Buddhist shrine m Tampoi Settlement, i near Johore Bahru, was declared open recently by the members of the Singapore B n d dhi s t unions and associations. It was a fcift donated by the Malayan Chinese Association. Sega m a t Branch, m honour of the former
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    45 12 A New \ork City mounted policeman stands by as the liner Queen Elizabeth Is berthed at New York City on Nov. ?6, during a work stop- page by longshoremen who were scheduled to unload the liner and a number of other transAtlantic vessels. AP photo.
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    US JET AIRLINERS BY 1958
    271 12 Patterson Prediction HOLLYWOOD, Florida, Dec. 5, (AP).— A prediction that jet airliners will be m general use m the United States by 1958 or 196Q was made yesterday by William V Patterson, president of United Air Lines. Be said they would cruise :it around .").">0
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    BAN ON TUDOR AIRCRAFT LIFTED
    127 12 LONDON", Dec 5. (Beuter) The four-engined British j built Tudor airliner, twice banned after mystery crashes,! will be allowed to carry passengers again, it was announced yesterday. A Civil Aviation Ministry announcement said the plane :ouki be licensed for passengers again provided it carries .inder
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    Rubber Prices In Past Week On July Level
    57 13 I tdTSUKC m rubber m Singapore this week has I stations to the highest levels since July, first bbd for December shipment having been |J ceata per lb. at one stage of the trading .nil on Thursday. i .v Pi Basil thi
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    3/4 Cent Gain; Steady
    126 13 3/4 Cent Gain; Steady RUBBER |am 1/4 ceni >cr ib. on a m Singa] for :■!>:■;< :V. OSing at p r equivi.ent to c highest pi durg the ek O* I:: lay 1 '>ye. {he c th« morning be i 4 cents. *a:r>e firm and deals were re- per ie
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    Kenaf Sacks
    32 13 THE Textile Co. Philippines ha? made s first sale of sacks ou i red from Kenal Bbn 'he im la ks nre equal tv .md more attractive i appearance. A.F.P.
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    METAL BOX CO. CHIEF
    69 13 photo, f Sir Robert Barlow (ri«ht). chairman of The Metal Box Company Ltd. of London, arrived m Singapore Thursday by Qantas-BOAC to visit the local Metal Box factory. Sir Robert is also inspecting Metal Box factories m Australia and New Zealand. He was met at the
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    RI TO DECIDE ON TIN MINES
    248 13  - RI TO DECIDE ON TIN MINES ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Dec. 4.— The Economic Affairs Minister! Sumanang said today the Indonesian Cabinet will soon define its attitude towards the future of the country's rich tin mines on Banska and Billiton which] are situated halfway between Singapore
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    Acreage Of Wet Padi
    93 13 THE total area of wet padi planted or to be planted m the Federation of Malaya was 826,450 acres up to the end of October, according official statistics. Of this area, more than 280.000 acres were planted m Kedah, 140,000 acres m Kelantan, 110,000 acres m
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    PI To Supply Ore To Japan
    84 13 MANILA. Dec. 5 (AFP)— The president of the CabinParacale M ning Co., will leave here today for Japan to sign contract between his firm and the Japan Export Bank to supply Japanese Fuji Steel Wills w tta 5d.000 tons of local irt^n ore. Mr.
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    Poultry Disease
    43 13 LONDON. Di 5, (Heuter)— Britain's Christmas poultry supply \s endangered by a serious outbreak of Newcastle's disease, the Agriculture Ministry reported yesierday The disease, a virus infection common m America and Canada, strikes at all poultry and requires stringent j counter-action.
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    US-UK FIGHTER PLANE DEAL
    360 13 Part Of Plan To BuildUpNATO's Allied Defences LONDON, Dec. 5: (AP) The United States and Britain were reported near agreement on a multiraillion dollar deal for the purchase of British jet-propelled warplanes. The US Government's expected purchase of planes is for the purpose of plugging some
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    RI-Japan Copra Pact Drawn Up
    98 13 JAKARTA, Dec. (AFP) —A draft agreeme iJ foi purchase Of lnrionr apan has boen is the result of g legotiations between I < janese and Indone pra "oundati'ins This draft contract is subject to the approval of both governments concerned No price has been mention*
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    No Ist Grade Thai Rubber
    67 13 No Ist Grade Thai Rubber BANGKOK. D-. Mr Lloyd, hu 1 -O. nere, stated W rhailand may pi tons of rubber this yeai <<' xrhicb 10 tons only v first grade rubber. i The rest will be third a fourth grade. Mr. I that this lack of hij rubber is
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    Malayan Banks Exchange Rates
    63 13 MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association buying raw tic chants (per $1 p are: New York 33 (0.D.), 33| on credit bill! and 33 3/16 on trade bills (*MI d/st); Canada 31 15/16 (T.T i 2 1/16 (0.D.). and 16 j (90 H/st). Selling rates CT.T Oh NTew
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    Thailand To Produce Cars
    64 13 BANGKOK, Dec. 5, (AFP). —Thailand expects to see her first car manufacturing plant established near Bangkok around next September. Cars to be produced at the new plant will be of the Fiat mode] and the manufacturing work will be directed by the Gunasuth Company who are
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 13 HONGKONG, Dec. 4:— Specia >iandaid Service— Closing pri :es on the Hongkong Exchange oday were $15-65 m £l sterl ng: $6.0,.) \n i:.S. SI: 51.834 tc >la!a.y;in $1; (0.3880 to one Lndo tesia Rupiah; Gold $280.50 tc me tael.
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    Pakistan Offers Air Concessions
    64 13 PAKISTAN has offered to make concessions to India m the international aviation disoute th; t has given the United Nations specialized agency, months long headache. As a result, the International Civil Aviation Organization, said negotiations would continue mi n tli c multi-nation bid i to iron
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    Burma-Malay Tin
    27 13 Burma-Malay Tin reported the following 'm ore outputs of companies m ihe group for; November: Katu Tin 291 i piculs. Renong Cons. 652 j piculs.
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    Lloyds: 71/2 p.c. On Coronation Losses
    83 13 LONDON, Dec, 5 (AP): Lloyds it now quoting 7J per' cent, insurance rates against the Coronation of the Qi^en not taking place m June. Some time ago, certain nrm s paid M h.gn as .Cl 5 on every £100 they wished to insure against
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    JAPS' BIG ORDER FOR BRITISH CARS
    128 13 LONDON, Dec. 5, (AFP).— Japan has ordered 2.000 British motor cars m parts which will be assembled m Yokohama, according to an announcement made here yesterday. This is m addition to a number of < complete vehicles. An agreement to this effect was signed
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    120 13 COMMODITY PRICES f I O^IM. rubber >ri. fs ((pnln per Ih m HMd l><»rr vostPid^j ttfrc No I l\ s >i»<»i i<m»-«- isi I R m h ilet Nov N« ih n s m Hi So. 2 R.S.S XX s*No 3H < s &j 'I »nc: S|4 id] LONDON F{l
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    Malayan Tin Shares Steadier
    49 13 SIN< fan share m jbfoer share i i i .qe<l prices are: DWIM m»:i\i> Kirn. !l<r« i '2 GS Fall V. I enonK Tin i 4 40 atom 3 40 habaw emoh ronoh M M hi f.»'.: k ttangi Sidfm f i Sera .92 3/<;
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      671 13 s«vG4POi»£ j^*§s^MBaes :f*i; <-" ttss AQV H Kela Shelley 1 1: \l\l 1 1 730 a m "?n J \M-MK\ \N.HMK\..I: Elone! 5 0,,0 ,n S 3 p p "V--i.l^ii:. I MVI ;>< J C1 1:a Camp»€ I k U Bahru (-Tot re ffADS: S Ifalaki. ess Club 3D Stavik
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    ITS THE FIJIANS AGAIN
    536 14 Malayan Scouts Trounced Bu 42-0 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ideal weather prevailed m today's rugby classic between the Fijians and the 22nd SAS Regiment which was witnessed by the biggest crowd yet seen on the local padang since the wor. Fijians' fitness and speed were too much
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    BRCWin Pcnang Hockey Honours
    164 14 BRCWin Pcnang Hockey Honours 8; 'I Butti n Club npioni i n th< j X Party 4 12 m I Dal nd. id fast< r I ri their def< same. 1 S in aesvaran *ras rous forward. played a half,me but they v. X S eft winger, netted autifu] angle
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    Badminton Party On Overseas Tour
    170 14 LI CXI Strike Badminton Party of Singapore will have the distinction of being the first Colony party to make an overseas tour when they leave for Hongkong and Bangkok on Monday. Travelling with the team I be two Thomaa Cup personalties one who played and
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    Australia 273 For 8
    160 14 BRISBANE. Dec 5 (Reuter- AAP)— South Africa did well to take eight Australian first innings wickets for 273 runs by the close of play on the first day o f the first cricket test match here today. Keen South African bowling and fielding worried most of
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    Match Postponed
    172 14 Duo to an unexpected heavy shower which Cell yesterday afternoon, the opening match of the Singapore Hockey Association .Junior Knock-Out Tournament which was to i>e D'ayed between Wanderers Sports Club and R.E.W.S. was postponed. RI'GBY: HMS Malaya com petition Singapore Cilfilians r Combined Services at SCC (Capt. Clayton):
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    Prince Edward Boys Win Final
    214 14 PRINCE Edward Boys Club staged a fine recovery to beat the Queen Street CluJ) by 4 'A m the Boys Club soccer final played at the padano yesterday. Despite the drizzle the 22 bare-footed boy, played a fast and clean game. Goalkeepers Hook Seng (Queen
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    54 14 The first five m the Cosmopolitan Cycling Club's annual women's one mil" rate received their prizes from Datin Paglar at the prize distribution and dame at Adelphi Hotel on Thursday night. They are from left Constance Fisher (first), Queenie Williams (second), Datin Paglar Ita Alcantra (third). Kanjit Ender Kaur (fourth)
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    Motor Cycle Has Improved
    270 14 DESPITE GIRL FRIENDS' OBJECTIONS THF curtain comes down on yet another successful year of motor cycle racing m Malaya, which has been [haracterised by improvements by riders as well as lo machines. But m spite of all these, Malayans are lot giving the support to the
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    'Sugar' Loses A Title
    297 14 i NEW YORK. Dec 5 (AP)~ The New York State Athletic Commission this morning vacated Sugar Ray Robinson's ni i ddl c wei g h I championship. Chairman Riberi Christenberry of the commission said m a statemenl the title ns being vacated because of Robinson's not
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    Racing MAI, ACCA HOCKEY Ms
    102 14 Racing MAI, ACC A HOCKEY Ms- MALACCA, Fri. One schoolboy has been selected for the Malacca team to play hockey against a Singapore Combined Services XI on Sun- day afternoon at the Malacca Club. He is left winger Cyril Witt. The team will be: Mahmood; Kalasapathy, Masri Shukar; Kong Whye.
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    Jockey Club Says Jo Doping Gangs
    234 14 LONDON, Dec 5, (AP).— Britain's Jockey Club, the ruling body of horse racing here, announced yesterday an extensive inquiry failed to show any evidence of doping gangs r""— t: The Jockey Club said 2' castes of alleged doping of raci horses were reviewed by
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    SB A Ties For Next Work
    104 14 SINGAPORE Badminton Association fix vi s for n week are. Tuesday :«t 7 00 p.m.: Senior Drier-Club: Court 3— Flower B.P. Vo, tig Men Muslim Association Umpin Teo Chye Hoe Samuel Leong: Court NFo -4 Lucky Strike B.I 1 v. U eful BP. Umpires:
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    K. Lipis Hockey
    21 14 KUALA LIPIS. Fri —In m of the closing league In.. I; fixtures. the Indo-Ceyioi triumphed over tbo A.O.i'.
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    Varsity Sports Contingent To Tour Federation
    352 14 I i i ana Freddie A FORTY-MAX sports continent n m versity of Malaya will leave for the I Monday to engage leading c ub ami hockey and rugger m Seremban. [noh I and Penang during their two *eefc Bfa Tn is la ''..r*
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    Kooyong Tennis Held Up
    26 14 Ram v. it Ko Cen R n the final oi A I I 1 I I !so an i I I I
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    NO PRIMROSE PATH FOR SINGAPORE
    640 15 Services Are A Tough Lot By DONALD JOHN STONE THE Singapore Civilicn XV will find nc primrcse path to the final of the HMS Molayo rugby competition when they meet the Com bined Services on the Padang today m a game which they must not
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    gel. Confident Of Beating Kedah
    340 15 By Matthew Danker M M MPIR,— A number of changes have m the SeUngor State XV to meet Kedah m Via iya Kugby Competition to be played on the I The selectors have picked Welding, thrcequarter, m place of Dill-Russell as Weldiag h a fast
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    PENANGS RUGBY PROSPECTS BRIGHT TODAY
    367 15  - PENANG S RUGBY PROSPECTS BRIGHT TODAY R.S. Gopal By l'tN AN G, Penang's chances against Perak m to I dajra H.M.S. Malaya rugby match are mnrh brighter than they were a couple of Weeks ago and the prospect of a victory lor the Settlei merit should riot be considered as
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    PAHANG TRIAL
    35 15 RAUB. Fri. The Pahang State hockey team will piay the Pahang Combined School's Hockey XI here On Nov. 13. In preparation for this game. The r~ahang Hockey Association is holding a trial tomorrow.
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    Nee Soon Team
    32 15 NEE Soon garrison rugby team versus Naval C-in-C StaJT ai Nee Soon today is Hanson, Ling. Williams, Moorcroft, Rojyee], Na.ceba, Ingham, Jack. Jones, Llewellyn, Lord. Lawrence, Dixon, Thomas. Parker.
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    Negri- Malacca Team takes A NEw Look
    386 15 By Gilbert Fernandez SEREMBAN, Thno tfl a new look about the team selectled to represent N€gri Malacca against Johore ia the HM S. Malaya rug >y competition at ISeremban today In addition to a ir-.v newromera there are one or two bold positimal
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      416 15 IN MEMORIAM M< (DDE R tn m nor: Prank Nfodder who i put death on Dec. 6, 1950 "As Christ lives tall \< i ive also SITUATIOWS VACANI ASSISTANT NURSES h I < Singapore Government Medic; Service Saia-\ srale: 172-12A--132 p.m plus »nd S l pore Ailowanceii i <■ total
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      128 15 I *LV I flVVjf '-1 NTOCr QHNO.a". )^5 Th^S iSTH'-c T«H CCV.:B" f d|| m c..-r \jLTi»» vo' coold cc.-'.c cold, has they hehethev^ ff m POtt *Z MOSTTpuCH»IV/TH"r»OTmNSS| |f«» l^P A'=- -"r <V CHOPS? MR.AMOSU <T..PO'K CHOPS. '5 -P c■, T CHOPS.'.'-COT 1 MOMEWT Of -> VO' LOVES <i
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    Stnadard RACE CARD
    1009 16 Stnadard RACE CARD RACE l: 2.00 p.m.— Horses Class 4, Div. 3—7 Furs. I iiou (iiltedst-il ty Mi Mi Tan Chin Tuan Daniels Smith 131 Hectoi Tv s.iJ rk strike Stable" Sullivan J. Donneib J ill Brilliant Hare Ty s.\i c tmda Stable Rodcer s McCloud ih» <iildt-d l)i>;n, 4y
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    BACK DONDANG SAYANG
    359 16  -  WINDSOR LAD Kong Ming Is Only Threat By IPOH, Dec. 5: Dondang Sayang, an attractive looking four-year-old Confessor mare i strongly fancied to win the main sprint even over 51 furlongs straight at today's races, open ing day of the Perak Turf Club's Novembe meeting. Dondang Sayang
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    Unaware Can Win
    212 16 RACE ONE Unaware, a last start winner has improved much sin :c his successful trip to Kuala Lumpur last month. He gets j 1 lb. more over the extra furlong and with scope for im- provement this Abbots Fell gelding is capable ot heading the Reid home.
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    Don't Oppose A. Award
    278 16 RACE TWO Academy Award. Constellation, Tail Light, Corrichard and Gay de Lyon look the pick of this class four division two lot run over seven furlongs. Academy Award has been so i very impressive m his morn- 1 ing work that it will be unwise to
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    Richer Sold To Argentine
    78 16 NEWMARKET, England Dec. 5. IAP) The three-year-old colt which won this year's Cambridgeshire Stakes. Richer, was sold Thursday for 10.000 guineas to an unidentified Argentinian. The colt, by Rockefella but of Grandpa's Will, was bid m for the South American by l lie London Bloodstock Agency
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    Improved Caulfield For 5.30
    21 16 Improved Caulfield For 5.30 RACE EIGHT m th impr be m I Pen;,: where to X furloi and work lie make
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    D. DIVIDEND FOR RACE 3
    181 16 Double Dividend is a useful sort. He showed rare battling qualities m his maiden effort at Penang when he fought a <een tussle before going under o Scots Grey by a head over 5i furlongs m division five. Fie skipped his other engagenent over six
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    Race 7 Should Go To ßreukelen
    296 16 RACE 7 is a very open one. Strictly on track form Breukelen's pair, Payeur and Lord Dhoti stand out g prominently. Payeur ran a fair fourth to Rigoletto m the Penang Autumn Cup (1| mile) but his track 9 work indicates that he has
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    The Going
    54 16 THE race track at Ipoh stood up remarkably well to the wet spell m Ipoh. There was no rain on Thursday. The going this morning was almost good. But the rain came down again yesterday. The going at the moment is soft. If there is bright sunshine today
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    Today's Selections
    191 16 j Windsor La i j (iu\ Kenllvi Vmmlmtmd i > i I NAW ARK W \Ki; 111 < kh, 1 Talkie I 'lector «.iit.<i-,-.i China Towb China Town hniiinit Marc A. AWARD A \KI» j TTl KIIOK 2 Constellation onstellatioa i < onstellation l;»il Lisbl < ■niniliMir i.nl
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    Tearaway Seronok Hardest To Beal
    269 16 SERONOK went impressively m his morning work on Thursday morning and is retaining his PeMMg torm when he scored a runaway win over seven turlongs m division one finishing two lengths ahead ol Bright Sagittarius. Seronok ran a creditable race over mile m his last
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    Peter Likes Soft Track
    217 16 RACE FOUR Peter caught the eye m a testing run over four furlongs with Oregfm II as companion on Thursday morning returning 38 3 S sec. for the three. That performance was good m view of the soft track. At Penang m September he ran a
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    Tahih To Repeal XL Success
    38 16 Tahih To Repeal XL Success RACE NINE Tai; i Lun m? wo: ed i Sailor B S t in r i rehr coir; i a y Oregon I! nicely ai a testing Thui :w Lil,> B !<f Bnisj
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