Singapore Standard, 10 December 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard m m x VOL. Ml NO. 161 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    MOROCCO RIOTS TOLL UP
    331 1 57 Die-Troops Are Ordered 'ShootToKill' CASABLANCA, Morocco, Dec. 9— Thousands of French and African troops under orders to "shoot to kill" today sealed off this city's two native quarters after a day of anti-French rioting, which took a toll of at feast 57 lives. Seven Europeans
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    FUND BALL A HIT
    25 1 FUND BALL A HIT and ,.urU M;ind- Pond night hr tv East HM t'^t in «l K©O^ spirit fun. N hand t the f the
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    PRINCESS MAKES A CATCH
    50 1 PRINCESS MAKES A CATCH I .1 lit; lit nii.iture b I < ham from the h\ iunm\ lurin i perfoi duum the re*~M mil th' I at .t nd. tv the t "won" i ham] ring MM is! au« tilts. Print I the ilcd rrved •or the show began uid
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    41 1 -j A general view oi me Ball In aid of th c I Standard Readers Toy Fund at the Cathay Restaurant last night. Toy dealers who attended the Ball announced that they would contribute toys to the Fund.— j photo Standard
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    ANOTHER OF THE LIEW KON KIM'S TOP MEN KILLED
    285 1 Xl ALA LFMPI'K, T lies. -Notorious beardetl Liew Kirn Kirn's killer gang is being steadily thinned out i>\ the First Snflolks, who sot another $13,000 terrorist yesterday, m all, Security Forces m the Federation accounted ior lour terrorists and wounded a
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    Britain Passes Korea Plan
    35 1 Br itain Passes Korea Plan I. ON" DON. D- (AFP): alth iops fighting -a have, i l principle, c a United m Kon i, unofficial iosed today. al the taken last the resi ■once. conditio
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    M. Gandhi Appears In Court
    135 1 M. Gandhi Appears In Court JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 9: (Reuter) Mr. Manila] Gan('hi with seven Europeans first white people to be &r--rested m the movement against Malan's race segregation laws and 31 Africans and Indians wer L appearing m court today (for taking part m the antiapartheid campaign. The Europeans which
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    TRIBUTE FOR THE DUCHESS
    67 1 LONDON. Dec. 9 'Reuter) 1 >re than 130 members of Parliament want the House of Commons to express appreciation to the Duchess of Kent on the "high example" sel by her recent visit ro Malaya and the Far East. Members of all parties have added their
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    'COPTERS READY FOR MALAYA
    183 1 By Special arrangement with The Times LONDON, Tues.— The Royal Navy's first operational helicopter squadron, No. 848, which is equipped with American 555 provided under the Mutual Defence Assistance Programme is about to set out for Malaya, writes the Times Aeronautical correspondent. It will embark at
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    US Superforts To 'Invade' Singapore
    195 1 A SERIES of regular training flights will be tarried out from next Monday over Malaya by United States Superfortresses based at Clark Field, Philippines. i art the result tion between the X F and the U.S. Air Force, and have been agreed to by rnmen
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    Royal Titles Have Been Decided
    139 1 LONDON Dec. 9. (Renter).— Commonwealth Prime Ministers hope to announce tomorrow or Thursday the Style and titles which Queen Elizabeth will adopt when she is crowned next June. The statesmen here for a ten day conference on the problems of world trade, d»s cussed the
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    Korea Air Pounding Goes On
    133 1 SEOUL. Dec. <> (UP): United Nations war planes delivered new blows against the Communist supply system today smashing a railway line, a supply centre and convoys of front-bound trucks. The attacks came during a lull ir' the trench war. During the night Superforts and B-26
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    14 POLICE INSPECTORS GIVE $120
    201 1 loi N indite ins' I >rs i Sembilan y* l, tni* the Hrsl men the j ederation Police to h sip the Readers' Christmas loj Fund. Together they contri hilled $120. Yesterday's toilet lions totalled 5388.50, brines the F»»d t«> S I 847.76. Friend", from
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    135 1 j i GENERAL Sir Gerald I I Tempter, High Commis- i iI, sinner for the Federation. ;1 1 is MTU io this pictui.* at J I the press conference I which he held at the I I Colonial Office m London. J I 1 "When is the present j j
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    New PSC Chief
    48 1 Standard Staff Reporter SIR Han Hoe Lim hi beei appointed Acting Chairman ol the Singapore Pub le Services Commission. Sir Han tak< I place of Mr. A W. Frisby, the i man, who sailed on tin Chusan ye terday for five months' leave jn England.
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    2,000 Homeless
    38 1 2, 000 Homeless .maxii.a. Dec. 9 (Al ix-hour fne i irnt out a large Bit m City, i n Mia i i nd n the Southern i l prh (t about 2 :i(i an damage estimated it *****.000.
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    Decision On Baby King Due Shortly
    96 1 CAIRO. Dec 9 (AP) fate of the 147-year-old royal dynasty of modern Egypt may soon b e sealed by a constitutional amendment or 1 popular vote. The decision will tell whether 11-month-old King Ahmed Fouad II will ever sit on the Egyptian throne. A
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    London Is Buzzing Again
    80 1 London Is Buzzing Again (UP) The world's la came back to tther foi choking five-day old (which para!; ted I tion. set >d minor crime and took uncounted live i ..k accidents and r* tory fa ih by warm rain-bearing winds. Tin- estimated co m the n I ranged from
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    Red's Tummy Upside Down
    23 1 [ON i N c. 9 (AP R I vation and po fTering from a h the had ,i (up.-i
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    Tompler Meets The Queen
    6 1 Tom pler Meets The Queen r;
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    MacD ON RED MENACE IN S-E AMA Reviews Five-Day Talks At Bk. Serene
    451 2 MacD ON RED MENACE IN S-E AMA Reviews Five-Day Talks At Bk. Serene Standard Staff Reporter THE factual situation m South East Asia as a whole has improved during the last year but the potential situation is as dangerous as it ever was "and might even be more dangerous/ declared
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    SHE HITCH-HIKED OVER INDIA AND AFRICA TO S'PORE
    480 2 SHE HITCH-HIKED OVER INDIA AND AFRICA TO S'PORE Standard Shipping Reporter WITH a heavy. travel stained rucksack slung over i 1 her >hup*-lv shoiiiders, an ati 1 tractive, 24-yeai old AusI tralun lass stepped ashore i, here from the P. O. liner i Canton yester**.-? morning-, dnd immediablv x<*t about
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    Royal TB Clinic Holds First Official Party
    182 2 Standard staff Re-perm THE Roya Singapore Tuberds Clinic on Shenton Way, party ft I rday afternoon since its formal j D '.less of Kent Oct. reci c the 150 i invited guests ""friends and tin m m Clinic C. L. Ed v*u Is,
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    Jury's 5-2 'Not Guilty' Verdict
    162 2 AFTER n I ring for more j than an hour at the Singapore Assizes, a jury o! seven yesterday returned a majority fivet\\ verdict of not guilty on j two Chinese youths charged I with armed robbery of rash and jewellery worth about $1,400 from
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    Shop Holiday Applications
    83 2 SINGAPORE shopkeepers j who wish to relebrate Christ- 1 mas, Deepavali or any lesti- j val. should make their applications to the Commissioner for Labour for a temporary change of elosmg days at least seven days before the desired change take place. Under the Weekly Holidays: Ordinance
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    S'pore Youth Fete Mayor Of Rangoon
    127 2 Standard Statt Reporter THE Mayor oi Rangoon. U. Utun Tin, yesterday expressed *.he hope thai the youth < rganisations oi Singapore would have more frequent meetings with the youth bodies of his civ so that a closer bond mighl be established be: ween the
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    Said His Son Was In ARP
    96 2 SIDNEY Sentu (51) went to the Volunteer Force Record i Office, Beach Road, and claim- 1 ed that his son, F. Sentu, vas a member of the ARP m St. Johns lsv.nd during 'lie Second World War. the Singapore Second Police Court' Magistrate, Mr,
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    Triple Crash Was 'Worst Accident'
    205 2 Triple Crash Was W orst A cciden t A TRIPLE crash at Bukit Timah Road, which invoiced two ears and a lorry and resulted m the driver of one car being" killed on the spot was yesterday described by Inspector Ahmad bin Abdul Malik of the Traffic Police as "the
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    S'pore Dance Competition
    55 2 THE 195 2 Amal c 1 1 r an < 1 P ro- fessional Ballroom Dance com- petition will be held m the I Singapore Badminton Stadium j on Feb. 7. 1953. Further parj ticulars can be obtained from Mr G. R. Collick (Tel. *****), I No.
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    Brought To Court Inch By Inch
    141 2 Brought To Court Inch By Inch A WATCHMAN Abdul Majid. leaving his cabin to investigate a noise. arm knocked unconscious. When he awoke next moraine a coil of rope v.*js missing, tiie Singapore Third District Court Judge. Mr. H. A. Lor rer. was told yesterday. While Abdul Majid uas re
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    '$5,000 Or I'll Blow You' Threat
    81 2 '$5, 000 Or I'll Blow You' Threat THE Singapore First P< < Court Magistrate. Mr X. Kuiasekaram was told ye« i ay hat Ho Lye Seng threatened to injure Low 1 with a hand-g if he (Low) did not pay %b I Nov. 25. He was charged wit tempted extortion
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    Youth's Case For Assizes
    67 2 Youth's Case For Assizes THE Singapore Police Court Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman. yesterday, committed a youth. A g V g Chye to stand trial at the assizes on a charge of armed robbery. Ang was alleged to have robbed a salesman nd i livery clerk of a tot; $7,490.47
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    $1,000 Bail In Robbery Case
    48 2 TAX SEE GEE I S tentatively charged m Singapore Second P cart yesterday with robbing Al i Razak of SI O2 m a Singapore Traction Company bus on Dec. 8 at Hill Street. He claimed tr was wed bail of $1,000 Dec. 16.
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    China Remittances
    17 2 FAMILY remittance- frr Malaya to China for Novembei were: Singapore $1,194 95 Federation $718,817.21: '$1,909,775.05.
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    CHRISTMAS TOY FUND
    392 2 The Singapore Standard ac- I knowledges with thanks the following donations to the Christmas Toy Fund: Already acknowledged $22,459.26 Inspector 11. B. Almeida. Negri Senibilan 25.00 Inspector Cyril Fee. Negri Senibilan 2.5.00 j Inspector Albert Mah, Negri Sembilan i.OO Inspector Nahar Singh, Negri Sembilan 5.00 Inspector G.
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      30 2 I ALWAYS KNOW WHEN Oil IS LOW I DANCER LEVEL wear on pistons strain on bearings i\ sudden breakdowns SAFETY LEVEL protected engine smooth running when you stop for Petrol
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    32 3 MB .ND MRS Cyril Bannister after their wedding at St. Theresa Church, Kampong Bahru Road. Singapore The bride fs Miss Sybil Mary Boudville. With the couple are the bestman and the hridesmaid.
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    APPEAL ALLOWED
    110 3 Chiei Justici Sir Char-durray-A* as c m s gapore High Court yesterallowed the appeal of G N S thapatby against a irt conviction and sentence oi 22 months' impnsonn s- thapathy bad been lenience i lot al egedly stea ing 55 tyres from a godown at *ne Singapore
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    Students Will Be Allowed To Form A Political Club
    280 3 Students Will Be Allowed To Form A Political Club VARSITY TO ENCOURAGE POLITICS Standard Staff Reporter THE University of Malaya will now allow students to form political clubs- within the University with the same rights as other 1 citizens and subject to the same laws of the country. The authorities
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    Children's Xmas Sale
    91 3 BOYS from six to 10 years old and girls from six to 16 will display their handiwork this afternoon at the annual pro-Christmas sale of the Salvation Army Children's Home at 380, Pasir Panjang Road, 6i mile, starting at 4:15 p.m. There will be needlework and carpentry
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    Mayor Calls For Asia Convention
    292 3 Standard stall" Reporter r HTUN TIN, Mayor of Rangoon, on his arrival Kb Singapore from Manila yesterday, suggested that a COnventkMl of Asian mayors be held to discuss pro- oiems 01 mutual interest. Tl c .1 iyor flew by Pan- American Airways for a twoday
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    54 3 111 rEEN-YEAR-Ol t) Mdzi Lee, of Fairfield Girls* SehMi Singapore, wiD be •on the air" tonight when She will give a pianoforte recital over the Chinese Section »>f Radio Malaya tr.mi 5.15— '1-10 I*'" Her pro xi. i mine will include *t it E&e M (BeethovenK "(hmdeOied (Shirwei ka), "Mane"
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    AWARD FOR WAR HERO
    221 3 ?J YEARS AFTER THE INCIDENT THL story of Mr. lay Ah Soey's bravery will be told for the first time when the Governor. Mr. J. I. Nicoll. pins the British Empire Medal on him on Bee at the Government House. After nearly 11 years when it
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    CSC To Hold Charity Dance
    88 3 E CHINFSE S imnuni give a dance rday, D* v 13, will be a I Draw entire pi ar^ tr ided between the -s A .*.-T tbei Asson and the Singapoi •> for the Blind. P v ror the Ln ky l>< nv c a
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    Yew Aik Seah Office-Bearers
    49 3 Yew Aik Seah Off ice-Bearers THE ~et» Aik Seah Associa-offlce-beare" Patron T. T. Thi i. Pt« I Run Han. Vice Presi Ye» Km Tav. Secrel How Teo Asst. Secretary C Oek I Trc L J M: ,i Auditor 1 Eng Koh ««n S i. A*«l Sui Cheng S o-\
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    Coroner On Leave
    36 3 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh is on 22 days vacation leave from today. During his absence, Mr. Giam Chong Hing will act as Coroner. Mr. Giam's telephone number is 2400. Ext. 391.
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    Commercial Exam Results
    340 3 FOLLOWING are the buc- cessful cand dates at i aminationa oi the In litute oi 1 Commerce Ltd.. of Bn ham, held m Singapore during September, 1952. \ccounlan<y (Advanced): Lim CtS Kwongi Madhavan Filial K rl i Low Keng Yang X Chin Sou. Tan Bak Nam, Km
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    Farewell Ended In A Tragedy
    278 3 TRAGEDY befell a kindly old Chinese woman] who went to the Singapore Railway Station to bid farewell to her nephew who was travelling to Kuala Lumpur. I Vmi ~r~.rn.mm~ .1 i 4^.ll'nrr Vl I ITI tt.mmm. f! «_r\.« ■> Ar^ A.* _.*> Engrossed m telling
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    Exhibition By 3 Artiste
    151 3 f AN exhibition of ("hi- j'J nese paintings by Pro- i I, fessor Chao Shao An, 1 1 Lydia Fans and three I, 1 1 Other artists will be I opened at the British I Council Centre on Friday. I I* it will be the Singapore
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    Raj Wants Expat Report Made Public
    136 3 Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Labour Member for H m the Legislative Council, will press the Singapore Government to publish the full rep iof the finding and recommendations of the Co mmi tt i awarding the non-pension, expatriation allowance to European officers. In a questi
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    Questions For S'pore
    306 3 Legco Meet MR. TAN CHIN II \N, member for the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce m the Legislative Council, will ask Government whether it is a tact that under the Income I.t\ Oidintnee a taxpavcr is obliged to report an? mis! ike m his return or anounts
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    Gone With The Wind
    44 3 '1 I lE. Life and 1 magazines tycoon Henry H Luce flew into Sin -rom Manila yesterday, tour hours. and left hot-fun* for rta. Publisher Luoe. on i fa finding romp of F will pass through again Dererr De: Indo-China.
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    LEPER TELLS HOW HE GOT ANGRY & STRUCK
    425 4 LEPER TELLS HOW HE GOT ANGRY STRUCK PENANG, Tues, A ray fish (ikon pari) 'was brought into the Penang Supreme Court today to enable a leper, Cheng Seng Lim, chargj ed with the murder of a hospital assistant at the 1 Pulau Jerejak Leper Settlement on Sept 17, last i
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    190 4 This is Ons Pek Leng. a little girl with tuberculosis of the spine. Like many more of her friends m the St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital, she is bed-ridden. Unlike most children who have the use of their limbs, she does not quarrel with her playmates. Those of her friends at
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    Locksmith Opens An Empty Safe
    150 4 Locksmith Opens An Empty Safe THE large sale al the Singapore Chinese Chamber oi Commerce which bad. for last half-a-century, remained hermetically shut from All prying eye>. was finally opened yesterday by an expert locksmith, Ng Chong Beng. The safe held not even a scrap Ol paper There were, however,
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    A Kris For Australia
    139 4 AN' OLD Trenggan i kris and a Dyak scrobok (watercooled bamboo pipe) arc to be presented to .Mr. L A. Woodford, leader of the Singapore Scout contingent to the Australian Jamboree, by Mr. Roy Ferroa, Publicity Oflieer if the Singapore Boy Scouts Association. at a farewell
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    78 4 THE Malayan Air Training Corps turned out m full force yesterday evening at their newly renovated Headquarters at Waterloo Street when Mr. J.F. Nicoll. the Colony Governor, paid his first visit. Mr. Nicoll spent more than half an hour going round all the classes being conducted and had a chat
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    Boy Spotted Stolen Bike
    103 4 Boy Spotted Stolen Bike A SCHOOLBOY who missed his bicycle from 'lie cycle stand m ids school kept a sharp lookout for it. Twentyfour hours later he spotted it m a repair shop at Upper Serangoon Road. He i iformed a police sergeant and a youth was arrested. In the
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    Labour Leader
    23 4 THE General Council of the Labour Party ol Singapore yesterday unanimously elected Mr. Pni'ip Williams as tinParty's leuder m tha City
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    British Society Of Commerce
    43 4 THE British Society of Commerce Limited will hold its examination- for commercial students m Singapore m June and December next year. Application to sit for the examinations must be made to the Secretary. 74 King Street. Wigan, Lancashire. England.
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    60 4 Picture taken at a dinner riven to Rangoon's Mayor U. Htun tin at the Adelphi Hotel last night. Picture shows (at the main table from left to right) Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, L T Htun Tin, the Burmese Consul m Singapore, U. Ba Thating, Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, Singapore City Council
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    Caught Red-Handed
    88 4 TAN .TOO TECK who tried to pick the pocket of a passenger m a crowded bus was caught red-handed In the Singapore Firs, District Court yesterday. Tan was j sentenced to nine months' rigo- 1 rous imprisonment. lie had one previous conviction. The passenger. Ko!t Aik Phee. told
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    MacD On The Big Conference
    208 4 Standard Staff Reporter IT IS the policy of the British Government to do everything j to help the Asian pe>pU tain a hi.iih standard ot material j living, full employment and i reasonable wages. said the Commissioner-General, Mr M colm Mac Donald yesterday. He was
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    Data For Air Shelters
    120 4 SIR GEORGE Pel cc's Diagnostic Study Team will be supplying the Civil Deft' Department statistics would be helpful m b ild g air raid shelters m Singapore. Mr. D. H. Komlosy to d The I Standard yesterday that his j team would give such data as
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    Employees To Meet Govt.
    113 4 Employees To Meet Govt. THE Singap< re f* of Government Employees* j Unions yesterday agxeed to j meet Government oflS rials to decide on the terms ol r(\v\-\ ence of the proposed Com-j mittee to investigate the ade-j quacy or otherwise of loyally j domiciled fovernmen*! employees. The committee la
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    SHB Men May Go On Strike
    119 4 SHB Men May Go On Strike Standard Staff Reporter MORt: than ,J "v members of the Singapore li. n bour Board will bold an ex-Jj traordinary -general mccl on Monday next to tain all strike ballot. A decision to i mend this to the general body i I the Singapore
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      239 4 Today's Power Cuts SUBSTATIONS li;ii>le to toad shedding today:— DAY Armenian st. Static, Capitol, Newton. 1 and 2, Ctaßcen* lane. IVayang Sato, Adam Pk., i ni\ersity Hostel. Gallop hui. PaterMM Rd Balmoral Rd., Dalvejr Rd., Chartered Bank and network. China Hank and network, Asia Building, George st. Static, V. Pickering
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    New Mining Law Ruling For Council
    16 5 New Mining Law Ruling For Council o a who is I a S p an optio
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    20 5 \f: U \N ad gatherini m Me-elad Sh.mf no Exalted 01 H.,t I'rophet sponsored h\ the -m ition Penanin enth
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    COURT TOLD OF BLUKAR BATTLE
    412 5 Youth Charged With Having j Pistol, Grenade KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. How three bandits, including a woman, were shot and killed following a gun battle between security forces and bandits m a blukar at Sungei Pmji, near Ipoh, was revealed at the High Court here today,
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    Threw Acid: Wife No. 2 Gets 4 Years
    87 5 \l OK >l \K. Tiirs -A 50--w ii i»ld MMUI Prut -second ■rife i»f Din CltOOn, a Siamese padi plaiitrr t»f Kampong Baknni PerHs was sen (»*ni t(| Id fun ill s' 1 11) pi I somiinii f<»r throwing .»< id jt
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    Principal Urges Public Spirit
    28 5 Mi S h Prep i torj School Ml public I sh e .(i members eir wort and as I rs. She a the I
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    Sakai Had Rice For Bandits— 18 Mths.
    230 5 Sakai Had Rice For Bandits 18 Mths. KUALA LUMPUR, 1 A 3 tar-old Sakai n Van D r 1 a Bah Akor was toci. to 18 i ths' imprisonmi I Mr. J »n uncooked i banfi Sim charge ol p I Shum Yip Leong Cameron Highlands on 15 this year.
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    67 5 Ml; \M> Mi's (h m |ft| K» it «ho hi ii- m 11 1 ted m Singa inn r<-i entij Iho bridegroom is the third of Mi and Mrs Chan Klmin Ooh of Kulini and k attached to ihe Lam Soon mnnv. Sings pore dinoei ai held .U nu lloon
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    $3,000 BAIL IN OPIUM CASK
    62 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Johore Customs foiled an attempt to smuggle 3i lbs of '■> im from Singapore into the Federation when they searched a lorry, the S Court was told today, Der Eng Hing and Lin Eng Soon, the occupants of the lorry, were charged
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    New Post For Dato Ibrahim
    74 5 New Post For Da to Ibrahim JOHORE B \HRU. 1 ues. Dato Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman. State Secretary, Johore, will su t Dato Wan Idris. I) puty Mentri Besar, Johore, when the latter goes on leave. Dato Ibrahim will be conBr nc<\ m the appointment j when Dato Wan Idris
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    Transfers
    38 5 Mr. Ong Hock L n. an interpretei at the M Court, Kuala Kang ai •-'one on tl <• i the S oris Court. Taip ng. tfr Tun? Wah ol the Prisons Dept i men:. Taiping, has succeeded him.
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    Military Medal For Gurkha Sgt.
    148 5 THE QUEEN has approved the award of the Militar> Medal to A S-^t. Ishware l.inihu. of the 1 7 Gurkha kities. who successfully led his platoon m an engagemint thai resulted m the k i ll i nu of five terrorists m the Labu area
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    Girl Shot Dead, Man Charged
    60 5 LEE POX BENG, (25> was charged before the Muai Mag strate with causing the death of a Chinese girl, Toll Cheng Lim. shooting her with a shot gun as c he wu sitting at the li ime Guard post of Pagoh. Lee was offered bail
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    Moving To Ipoh
    43 5 IPOH Tues. The office I the Registrar of Titles. Perak. now situated m Taiping. v. be moved to Ipoh from Jan. I, nexl year, and will be nous I at No l Jalan Astana. opposite the State Secretai il building.
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    362 5 $56,138 For St. Nicholas' Home FOLLOWING is the firsl lisl of donations totalling $6,1 18.05 received for the SI Nicho i Home liaintenam c md Ap- i ru.,l Pen. in.; La'dv M Temp.- MOO I t Thmhie Mr N Ward $50 Mh r F Earl $15 Mi i Bong The
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    81 5 5 I il E SI LT A N «>f < KHuntan Inspecting tin* guard i»f honour provided by the Kelantan Home (iuard> during the pass- jj inu out parade of 256 i Home Guards from Operational Sections at I th«* Padane. Kota Bahru. > I'll** guards had ju^t > roinplctcd
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    Good Future For Village Co-ops
    240 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The co-operative shop movement m Malaya has made great strides since tlic government stepped up the drive, early last year, to fight high prices, .Mr. A. S. 11. Kemp, Assistant Commissioner of Co-operative Development, said today. Over 234 co-operative shops have been
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    OAG Pours Junior Trade School
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    38 5 Penang Teochews Aid Loan 1 II V 4 I JWCI I I 'i I .t sim I k»-d th present to subsei U a icritte I .illft Om: .n ied m t I r P ill ii< [)(KI
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    Clan Wars
    733 6 y peri rmance of the Singapore Labour P: rty m tl c City Council elections it may be said that it has managed to save itself from ignominious defeat by the Mr A R. I.azarous. Of the four Labour candidates who stood for elections only Mr. Lazarous has
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    New Party Line In Malaya
    493 6 By The Times Singapore Correspondent MOST state and settlement committees of the Malayan Communist Party have been busy propagating the new party line since the Politburo decided to restrict terrorist activities m favour of a more ideologically correct campaign of political penetration, designed to create
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      GOVT. IS ALL AT SEA
      955 6 Sir:— l am really bewildered by all that goes on m the Colonial Secretariat these The Colonial Secretary on the sth December on his own initiative held a Press Conference and m answer to a question said that he did not know if His Excellency
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      WHO FEARS THE M.C.A.?
      355 6 Sir;— lf Mr. T. Y. Chen's claim, which is quoted m his letter published m the Straits Times on Dec. 6, is well founded, then Malaya and all Free Nations m the world have good reason for celebration, for we have m this troubled country a
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      SPEECH
      45 6 Sir; -After the n i)1 of the City Council c N tion was announced, the successful candidates were invited to speak. The English used by a certain Ci incillor wi s simply disgraceful and what iod results can we expect from him. PUZZLED Singapore
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    WHAT IS "BEVANISM"?
    900 6 JBy PHILIP VERNON LONDON. "LJOW united are the Bri- tish people behind the foreign policy that was pursued by Mr. Attlee's Government and. m all essentials, has been continued by Mr. Churchill's Government? The question is likely to become more important during the next few months. The
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    254 6 Sir-— Ay son is a Govt. G.C.S. Clerk. He took up the G.C.S. Clerical Promotion Examination on the 18.9.1950 and obtained the following marks: GO 60', T.SzC. 98*~c Ariih. 31% Eng. Comp. (*■»'< Conr. E. Total 249 400. RESULT— FAIL H. had, therefore to take up
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    Review of Views
    48 6 Review of Views Deraocran thf:re ii of cy" says Pn t B i ci St< ring Area s I I mzed this i pi. v The rubber connection and nature these two should m th. London. aper vr uren Peace Talk* as the pea the Ur, Pek, "m
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    EDEN WARNS US COMPANIES
    480 7 Emphasises UK's Legal Right Over Iranian Oil LONDON, Dec. 9.— Britain served notice yesterday it will take legal action against American oil companies which try to buy or sell Iranian oil. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons M the British Government continues to
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    Premiers' Plan To DPevelop
    99 7 INDON, Dec ,f, r Immense Comjoon-^ »*nltii development ranging from ..ed production to »re t ,,11 i ur| d uranium, Mve been outlined by M.nuralth Prime Ministers noNV nearing end ->i i ten-day „;,,;< conlerencf here. is stated last night. I• en -nade to da of
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    10 7 photo Mr Yitzhak Ren -Zvi neulvelecled President of Israel. AP
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    Ben Zvi Is Israeli President
    127 7 Ben Zvi Is Israeli Preside n t rERusAi i a n. up) ta Bi *,ood aritan" of the Samaritans. va! ele ted iel*s second Pri i t yesterda -ucceed the late Chain. Weizmann. Bt n Zvi will >im In Ihe tion of the president had been I pected. He had
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    114 7 20cts. Extra For Those Special Forms AP CHBISTM \s rallies from Fenarig and Singapore will he denvered m the United Kingdom and I lit- lommonsrealtli countries on Special decorated forms for an additional charge of '.'0 cents. These de luxe messages will he prefixed with the letters L_ and was
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    Thais To Quell Reds Along South Border
    131 7 Thais To Quell Reds A long South Border c \\< KOK. Dec 9 (UP) Police officials have announced the\ \iil start a 'nioppint; operation* against Chinese rraristH tinny the xnithnn border of Thailand sometime mth. t« < hief General Pa ho Sri\anond told a Parliament ommitte.- today thai his department
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    US To Test 'Big Girl' This Spring
    118 7 WASHINGTON. Dee. 9 (UP) Informed sources indicated today that preparations were under way for the test firing genuine atomic artillery possibly this spring. The shell would be fired at the atomic ground m Nevada. ling to recent reports at Pentagon and elsewh< and
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    44 7 LONDON, Dec. 9 (AP):— A highly-placed informant said y< t< rday Prime Minister Churchill's government would iike the United State- to join Bi tain m garrisoning the Middle East With .-trained resources, he said. Britain now is doing most of the job.
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    49 7 Watching th P Ray gathering at the Toy Fund Ball at Ihe Cathay Restaurant last night were .Mr. Aw Cheng Chye General Manager of Rag Aim Tong, Mr. Aw Cheng Taik General Manager of The Singapore Standard Press and Mr. TIM. McNcice. President of the City Council. m I
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    29 7 yuuio. Th. I.mnese national flag, the Wising Sun. flew for the I i Vne m Dostwar s=iiv rapore yesterday, from the new j^uesc emulate buildinS m o*lej Bmir Standard
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    India Says No On Kashmir
    171 7 India Says No On Kashmir UNITED NATIONS. Dec. ft.! (Renter). India yesterday told the Security Council that she must reject the latest AngloAmerican resolution on Kashmir. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, the Indian delegate, told the Council: *So far as the draft resolution before us is concerned, we must reject the
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    Ship Aground
    37 7 WABERDEEN, Washington, Dec. 8. (UP) The 7.000 ion Liberty ship. Yorkman. went aground m heavy seas near the entrance to Grays Harbour on Monday and her master said she was m danger of breaking p.
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    UK Loses Fight Over 'Med' Post
    154 7 PARIS Dec. (Renter).— Britain has lost her battle for the appointment of a British Supreme Atlantic Pact Naval Commander m the Mediterranean, an authoritative source said here yesterday. Under a compromise plan now agreed by the Pact's military experts but still to be approved
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    NY TIMES ON A MALAYAN STATE
    225 7 NY TIMES ON A MALAYAN STATE NEW YORK, Dec. 9 (IP)— A New York Times editorial on Malaya said yesterday: "Sir Gerald Templer, British High Commissioner for Malaya, has announced that Britain has decided to set up a fullscale new army m Malaya as a major step toward giving sell
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    Indians To Teach Here
    51 7 NEW DELHI. Dec. 9 (AP)— A senior educational officer m Malaya is scheduled to arrive here shortly to recruit, with the help of the Indian Education Ministry. Indian teachers to teach Science, History, Geography and English m Malayan schools, an official spokesman told questioners m parliament
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    X'mas Gifts
    73 7 A CHRISTMAS party is being arranged lor the children of the Asian empli 'i < R NA. Dept.. Naval H.. i Civ Ist Eve. It is ex] that about one hundn d ren will be present to reci thi ir gifts from Father Chris mas. CAIRO. Dec B,
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    61 7 Three Rlue Rell girls ha\> a practice dance on the main staircase of the new Casino before an afternoon show. Looking on are Arab doormen uith daggers uorn on belt. The English girls had flown from Paris to spend eight days as guests of the Pasha of Marrakesh, Xl Glauoi,
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    N School Prize-giving
    20 7 N School Prize -giving THE Admiralty A School will I al pria non of docl graciously m. I t will
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    BUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 7 Sfancord London Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 8. The following ere tk. tlc.rg prices of rubber and tin on rhc London Mork<t •rc'oy LONDON RUBBER Spot 27jd. Jon./Mor. 27 \d Apr/June 26j. d j June/Scpf. 25id. Dec. c.t.f. 27^d. j Morkcf: Borely sfcady. LONDON TIN Spot £95 I
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    Ike Continues Mid-Pacific Korean Talks
    292 7 ABOARD LSS HELENA, Dec 9 (IT) -Tl-esMeal elect Dwlffhl Eisi tihouer and key members ol ins cabinet continued secret mid-Pacific conferences on the Korean war policy today as the cruiser. H< l< Ml plowed through rolling KM towards Hawaii Eisenhowei held three-hour conference on Monday
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    134 7 Mr V\ i.ii.un M< Mai Australian Minister! U N.iw .1 iui \n said M "one tfciag t<> i eatf Ind beat and aaotbei thing t<> wt* i r > ourself H« iv here (»n .1 lai I t tour to see how the Ausl,., lian Naval and An I 01
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    Charon Due Here Today
    172 8 Brings A mas Holiday Students Standard Aviation Reporter CHARON— the children Frelue m Singa- and ilia's to spend m Malaya. a rgon, l Singapore from Fremantle. [alayai 100 l ials fly f. 1 children off the Charon to the Fede tion the first <>np leaving this
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    152 8 BRITAIN'S latest swept-back win? research Mreraft seen m above picture, fii>t details of which can now b<revealed, made its fir-t flicht at Boscombe Down. Salisbury Plain. Wiltshire on Dec. 2. It was piloted by Tom Brooke Smith. Chief Test Pilot of it* designer and manufacturer.
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    US 1953 Rice Exports
    107 8 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (UP The Agriculture Department announced t al Rice Export Association will exp ice tota g *-.:*i's.ooo per i pound bags for the pc: lan. 1 to Mar. 31. I is amount bring: the 1 rice allocated for export f: the 1952 crt p.
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    UK 'Sweepers' At Saigon
    55 8 S D 9 I r Bt sh mine h' Sa barb a courte tr The! be 4 to the 61 line Swi of the B tish Far E Fleet, t under I Cap* lii H These s are j f the fUgerint speed!ei a) H >ya!
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    32 8 CALCUIT 9 CUP)— r route be the lowt it i cept per tralia- has bet the Director-Gt r». The proposal B •ia Q Trari^t tion of In
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    RUBBER PRICE LEVELS STEADY
    162 9 Foreign Demand for All Grades fs Fairly Good *mmV INDO CHINA continues to be the tocol affecting the rubber market m Singapore is showing remarkable tenacity m main ig levels reached m the recent upward iq m prices. «cks la: profit taking aH mams fairly good
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    33 9 Up 1½c.Market Steady '•I irkel Kriiui t«-r gapore on a ■resterer lb the high- lay i oi the wig an I cents prices steadily 1 the very ts per \OOi\ PRICES 944 95
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    15 9 US Ste el Output I its hy lore -rears th a 1 ta tons of
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    26 9 KONG De I (Reuidonesia has m sumed buying cotton textiles acrade reports In relay. Reports thai Indo- was import con- j re believed I
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    JAP FISH SALES IN UK RESENTED
    173 9 HONGKONG, Dec. 9 (IP) An English language newspaper. The Hongkong Standard, said tin's morning m an editorial on the first sale of Japanese caught fish m Hongkong that "at the moment we have only their word and hope of the Government that they will
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    Lawrence To Meet Tin Men
    191 9 Lawrence To Meet Tin Men Ll the United States nk that because there is a 'm must be scarce. Consequently, ihey have tended to use materials other than tin. I >rough t to Singapore by Mr. W. ::-v La 'I Jr., Assistant birer-to'- ol Malayan I n B reau n
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    Industrials, Tins Steady
    171 9 ml Btaaiari *!:«rko( Reporter SINGAPORE. Tues.— ln the Malayan v are market today tins nd industrials remained steady at un< hanged quota- [th i kteratc business ■>• sing n re was little inesl m the i her shares j h fai 11 foi rv the jdvpnce m
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    W. Java Rubber Mart Recovers
    238 9 By ARNOLD BBACKMAN, Standard Special Corr. JAKARTA, Tues. -West Java rubber is staging an amazing comeback. Rubber prices are rising and rubber speculators are reaping big profits. The provincial West Java government ha= reported 'hat the current rubber price has ri en from sia to
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    55 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubher prices (cents per Ib m Singa pore yesterday were: No I RSS Sent loose !'.V, «>M i OR m bales Nov No. 1 R.S.S. 95| 951 No. Z R.S.S. !>0 901 No 3 R.s.s 861 st; Tone: Very steady. SINGAPORE, lues. The price of tin today
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    Pepper Oral In S'pore; Market Quiet
    116 9 APPROXIMATELY two tons of pepper changed hands on the Singapore prod ice market yesterday; Muntok white at around $550 and Lampong black $445 per picul. Tlic other sections of the market were quiet, with only small business passing. Copra was reported at <'M\ for
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    World Rubber Figures
    193 9 World Rubber Figures WASHINGTON, Dec 9, (UP) i The Commerce Department announced yesterday that the world production of natural 1 rubber was 155,000 long tons m October, acceding to estimates of the International Rubber Study Group of the National Product;.'^') Authority. The department said the January-October total amounted to 1,445,000
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    Thai Banks Ban LCs
    92 9 BANGKOK, Dec. 9. (UP).— A slump m Thailand's textile j trade has forced commercial banks m Bangkok to suspend letters of credit for imports. The credit ban will apply to all traders exc< pi m special eases where longstanding customers have been regulaj m their payments
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    Indian 5-Yr. Plan
    50 9 PREMIER Jawaharlal Ne-hrii yesterday presented the Bna version of [ndia'fl first five year plan to both houses o! the Indian Parliament. Th< nlan requires external aid oi about U551,362,000,000 tocarry out the planned expenditure of U554,303,000,000 not including foreign aid already received amounting io I 'SSI r)'i4.000.--000.—U.P.
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    Less Rubber Exported
    79 9 MALAYA Shipped 77.010 tons of rubber during November compared with 83.'" 1 5) tonfor October, bringing the total tonnace exported since the beginning of the year to 830.204 if 1,055,688 tons for 4 !*f corresponding period of 1951). Of the November shipments, the tonnage of ribbed smoked
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    44 9 photo. 1 J Mr P. J. I). Munns. the I Overseas Riepresentatlve I of the British Hercules Cycle and Motor Com- pany. Birmingham, seen I speaking at a dinner I given m his honour by ,1 Messrs. T. V. Mitchell i! and Co. Standard
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    20 9 Sinclair Weeks pictured after l,e was named U.S. Secretary of Commerce m j the Incoming Eisenhower I Cabinet. photo. AP
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    1166 9 Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE T^V^^^t\W*X,^m^m^m*m^W^Wmm^W^m^H '/V/i? SINGAPORE DIARY USIfl Tilt: Alltl.TlF: i r. w "L:fe With Bab". P Health Nuns' Mal' i 1 m < V. \SmJ < clam 5 30—6 30 p n i tuei (Engl Ch test i S .>" 730 p m ENGLISH SPEEt II
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    435 10  -  Margaret Scott 1 tSYCHOI OGY, ta theary, is i fascinating study. We all like to stuch our elves and our friends and it's always exciting ta know that all our trivial little thoughts ami eccentl k ities originated m same t rightfully important incident w ay
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    58 10 screen m front of cc will keep your Uv- chimney ected per V > 0 freshly l hair as I i i yen washing tuck cotton down into the hair brush. .V eleeirical apj tl i m suntch•o;/" -c actual l R lit ihould be to
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    125 10 (Right) This leather-fur combination jacket, entitled 'TentH-sinn" was modi lied In t!.. P.eriin Inn ola < a nt<' Fright. The middle piece is of light brown Spanish goat leather nr.d js worn uith ;i ■udera bi sleeves are of black Astrachan lambskin. (Centre) A dramatic dinner
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    521 10 I AM a Chinese girl of .'4 years, and I have been friendly with a European man for eight years. He has fallen m lo\e with me. and recently ha> asked me to marry him. f have not said yes oi no. because my parents
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    45 10 THE Associated Designers of London showed their 1.-nh Co-ordinated Collection of Model Millinery at Lone.on s I Dorchester Hotel. This white guipure lace over Royal blue pill-box hat, is similar to Elizabethan IPf**"} J slvle. Gloves are to match. Jean Dawnay is the modi l.
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    250 10  -  Gaynor Maddox By THE familiar frankfurter once more shows its versatility as it returns to the menu m a new guise. Franks With Prune Stuffing (Serves 4) One and one-half cups cooked prunes. cup table fat. 1 cup sliced apples. 5 cups toasted bread cubes, salt
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    313 11 BOD HOLD TTC IN FIRST KO HOCKEY TIE thP Trainin S C<>"«*e and 3 BOD, who ripened Plain WeTdav "Tt*^ lament 'at Battier j without^.S y, f P, y d to a standstill-! umiou^result In spite of extra time, the score was a j one-au draw. The match wa- -played
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