Singapore Standard, 13 December 1952

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    21 1 I ■^B irf "^L^^ Singapore Standard ■fc IL X VOL. 11l NO. 164 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    RAF Men First In The Tunnel
    117 1 RAF Men First In The Tunnel 1 motive Ol the Japanese m conndeisroand tunnrl daring the Hie mswei remained a mystery after it rough]} explored from viu\ to end hv a M officers and nt-uspapennen yesterday be completely empty. had lined iron had entrar ne tunnel, ceded at 8.:;<) yesterday
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    45 1 N<> bones no oil, no machinery. Jnsfl water, nrater eTerywhere. The gnessers have RaisAed raessinc bm the mystery tunn«'i remains a mystery. A party of K.U m n arid reporters yesterday uad♦'(i th,. whole 150 feet of its length and came back with wei feet.
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    Food Curfew
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    For Coronation
    28 1 AUSTR UJA will send a services contingeni oi il) men and 12 women to the Coronation Acting Prime Minister S Arthur Fadden announced < rra i <-^<y.
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    3 Books Banned
    48 1 Singapore Police yesay banned the sale 'and ation m {he Colony of Malayalam publications of specified >nly imported from South India. Tiie publications are: "Navagam. Vol. 2 No 6 Xo. 10 of July 12 and Aug. 9, 1952 respectively and "Koumudi" of O 6 1952
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    French Ready For New Riots
    210 1 RABAT, Morocco, Dec. l?. (Renter).— Large forces of police and troops backed by armoured cars and tanks were ordered to "standby" today as French officials alleged fears of new disturbances m this French protectorate. The Nationalists have called for a three-day strike. Poli and troops
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    Rubber: Sharp Drop
    60 1 Rubber: Sharp Drop R I v, BE It prices m Singapore feU sli:irj)ly on .i u(\ik markei yesterday, first Rradf rubber for Dei :-;ni«t i shipment being quoted 928 cenis per ll>. at the close, a drop of 1-; cents from Thursday's levels. During the day cj ii«»t.itioBS fluctuated between
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    Space Ship Over India?
    102 1 BOMBAY, Dc<\ 12 (UP):— A luminous nocturnal object, I, ■> bed as "the Moon's youngei sister,* 1 "a space station," "a flying saucer." i just a plain "meteor." was reported noticed m the skies over Madras from points as far apart as 400 miles be- Dec.
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    Hindu Divorce Bill
    20 1 THE Government of India yesterday introduced a Bill to allow divorce for the first time among Hindus.
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    Radio Patrol Division Help Fund
    231 1 Radio Patrol Division Help Fund FOLLOWING the magnificent example <;f th<> 1-1 Police In spectors m Negrl Sembilan who contributed SI 30 to the Readers' Christmas Toy Fund recently, the rank and file of the Singapore Radio Patrol Division yesterday came forward with :>.">.>. P. Hashim bin (iedon handed m
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    Nehru Re-Elected
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    CLERK ON GRAFT TRIAL ABSCONDS, WARRANT ISSUED
    298 1 CLERK ON GRAFT TRIAL ABSCONDS, WARRANT ISSUED THE Singapore Police Force v, a uideiud ytvstel to a: rest a Singapore Emprqi men! Trusi clerk who fa ed I turn up at his continued trial m the Singapore Assize Court on charge oJ corruption, abetment of forge;. i g g< line
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    MCP DONORS KNOWN
    475 1 Police Find Subscribers' Lists On Red PENANG, Fri. Among documents found m the possession of a terrorist who was killed by a Police patrol today, are lists of subscribers and the sums paid by them to the Malayan Com munist Party. Revealing this, the Chief Police Officer,
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    Council To Spend $40,000 On Lights
    150 1 CORONATION SINGAPORE City Councillors yesterday agreed to spend 1 $40,000 to illuminate cer'ain buildings, statues and parks m the City during the Coronation celebrations next year. Only three Councillors Messrs. S. S. Manyam (Independent Labour North), Mr. Philip Williams (Labour Rochore) and Mr. A.
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    Gas Men Strike Tomorrow
    92 1 Gas Men Strike Tomorrow Standard Staff Reportef HOUSEWIVES m Stega pore v ill l»a\ e m gas it fron J a.m. Sii!)(l,i\ mm m i 11 14 riii^ jgciriiwi ml* reached bj the M ias stokers <>i the < it Omum II when t!ic\ net iecwHj yesterday. Tin 1 Con
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    'Copters Leave UK
    125 1 PORTSMOUTH. Dec. 12. (Renter): A squadron of British naval helicopters Left here m the aircraft carrier Perseus, 13.350 tons, today to take part m the war against the terrorists m Malaya. The squadron of 10 Ameri-can-built Sikorsky machines will be the first of its type to be
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    Another Free Trip?
    75 1 TORONTO. D< It i:-'u-i<r;. Toronto hacber was esterd iy eh ifgtd befoi e th<FoJicc ommission with refostoc t«» soa?e Mr. s. Thaya K.i.j.iii. Malayan Trade Union Official, uu Oct. 31. i;i :r^»- v,,is broo t Lhc Joint La bonr oramJl t.i rombai r.ni i! intolerance undci .i
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    57 1 photo. THE Governor, Mr. J. !i F. Nicollj presents the I Singapore Colours to the Singapore stout conting- ent who will attend the Pan Pacific Jamboree m i Sydney on Dec. Z9. i 1 Mr. Nkoll also present- i ed the Jamboree Colours to the scouts. The cere- moiiy took
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    MPIEA TO MEET ON PAY RATES
    180 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt— The Malayan riantinIndustry Employers Association will hold a meeting on Monday, Dec. 2V, to decide what \vaj«e rates are to hv pi. d when the price ol rubber falls below 70 cents per lb. The meeting will also sider the signature
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    NBLU STRIKE NOTE WITH DRAWN
    136 2 Admiralty Is Heeded Standard Stall Reporter IBE strike notice bj 10.000 daily-rated empiowes <>1 the Naval Base, Seletar, Singapore! has been iritndrawn, it v s announced yesterda3 -by the Union, represeni aurhat they cannot Court so strike nol The had originally >trike notice m Dec
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    59 2 photo. Tin: kk; MOMENT: What goes into the bag next? Thousands of children linf-d up yesterday afternoon at the New wmid Amusement Park and. .v j;iM'>t>. of the Management and ihe Rotary Club of Singapore, thrilled to four hours of free rides, drinks, tin -mas and a bifc ba^ filled
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    3 For Adult Edn. Course
    31 2 Si> ORE British Counin Kuala r on Monday. f its Id five :> Of t 1 1 tO S B vec. I Wt Kve an I Chan
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    PERMITS FOR LOTTERIES
    53 2 PERM] rS i ;n prr .t< lotteries of less than $1,000 1 and whose net proceeds are for j ities couid be made to the I Commissioner for Estate D The Financial Secretary has I delegated the powers conferred on him by the Private lottt Ordinance to
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    AUST. OFFERS STUDY GIFTS TO COLONY
    91 2 an Gv me;: 1 B rig Fellow m ->r inter 1 thai urrj a net mcc of AC TOO Ft hips. I to prov:;-. j post- ante or junior <xc 'utive iai normally will be rded to persons m the groups 21 to 28.
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    Plane, Not Spaceship, For Santa
    95 2 A TMOSPIIKRIC COHditions have halted further negotiations between Martian officials and the Children's Party Committee of the Americas Club. Singapore lo have Santa Claus arrive m Singapore this year by rocket plane. m keeping with the tiniev As a result. it was ;«n--nounced yesterday that
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    Rain Did Not Stop 5,000 From Having A Grand Time
    412 2 YESTERDAY was The Big Day, the one that 5.000 Singapore kids look forward to every year until they are too old for such great expectations. It was Christmas Day agaLi at the New World Amusement Paik where, annually at this
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    Health Officer Jailed For Graft
    208 2 SEREMBAN, 1 ri.— S. Rajah, a52 year-old health inspector until recently employed by the Health Department. Port Dickson, was today sentenced to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Abbott al the Seremban High Court for corruptly accepting sf)00 from a Port Dickson businessman, Chua
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    Newsprint For Reds
    51 2 Newsprint For Reds THE 6-850-ton Norwegian vessel, Tarn, with a cargo of 10.000 tons newsprint for the Red China port of Shanghai. arrived m Singapore yesterday. This will be the Tarn".-: flrst visit to China since the Communists com? to power more than two years ago. The newsprint is from
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    2 REMANDED
    65 2 TWO men. Wai Choon (40) and Tan Thkun Wah (45) were charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with attempting to exnon 105 ball-bearings and four clutch plate to Hongkong on Nov. 22 without obtaining a permit from the Controller of Imports and Exports. Tan was also
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    San Francisco Romance Leads To S'pore Altar
    109 2 MARRIED yesterday at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, were Miss Ferris Dodge and Mr. B radii- y H o v e y, tiro Americans who met in April in San Francisco. Mr. Hovey is with Standard Vacuum Oil Company He arrived in Singapore tn
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    MCP To Be Controlled By Peking?
    123 2 MCP To Be Con trolled By Peking? THE Chinese-language newspaper. Chung Shing Jit Pao, repori I ihe Commir I Pany of China has been given overall control over the Malayan Communist 'Party. T ie pro-Kuomintang paper. which riifi not give a source for its .-lory, said the oh;-. wa? recently
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    Malacca Show A Success
    100 2 Malacca Show A Success MALACCA. Or". 12.— Si j hundred students from nese schools m the Settlement participated this morning m the first "Chinese Sch< Playtime" at the Capitol T i atre The programme, mainly ol ftfandar n songs, was sponsored by Radio Malaya, R Malaya's Deputy Director, Mr. I
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    CHRISTMAS TOY FUND
    137 2 The Standard acknowledges "i.i thinks the following donations to Hie Christmas Toy i mid: \lr»adv acknowledged $23,374.76 Runk and file of the R3dip Patrol I)i\iBiovt. Singapore 53.00 Mrs. Stella Boon 25.00 M ">. I. Fowler, Jolore 500 n mr m v^ok Sinha 10JI The Scuba w .t
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    ARTISANS SCHOOL PLANNED
    222 3 fylucu t ion Dept )love To Meet Builders' Need MEET fhe very grave shortage" of <n the building business m Singacparfment of Education will build a. 'iis year to train artisans. asking us for such 01 Educati n appro i proj< kind m the The P;, A
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    80 3 phut... THERE were three newfans at the meeting of the Singapore City Council yesterday. Here are tWO of them, both Labour candidates Who were successful at the recent elections. They are: Mr. S Ja^anathan (left) and Mr. A. R, Lazarona triuht) from South and North Wards respectively, With Mr. K.
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    3 Schools In 1 For City Area
    37 3 3 Schools In 1 For City Area i dill' I U\ |kc •is Ihil \i t: id i >• ite, 1 llltl N •i i t. i:.». u i \u\ m i.-m.iril i hunt ia rl B■ r
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    $5,000 Bail Fraud Charge
    6 3 $5,000 Bail Fraud Charge and i
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    Attap Men's Protest
    82 3 THE closure of two stand-' pipes by owners of Frankel j E c has raised a protest from the Attap Dwellers Association. In a letter to the Singapore Council, the Association says the action led to a great deal of bitterness and "attap lers, if not properly
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    LOCAL BREWERY COMES OF AGE
    122 3 TIGER Beer comes of age next Saturday. The 21st birthday of this well-known beer will be celebrated m Singapore, Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lcmpnr and Malaiva. The bumper party to be given by Messrs. Fraser and Neave Ltd., managers and distributors of Malayan Breweries' Tiger Beer,
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    LOTTERY BLAMED FOR ROBBERIES
    177 3 PENANG, I ri.— The fact that there were more robberies reported m Province Wellesley than m Penan« was attributed by a police spokesman today to the one hundred characters lottery craze which was more prevalent m the Province than the island. M; J. R. Cole. OC
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    RICE CHARGE
    48 3 AXG PIIOA (59) was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, to two months' rigorous imprisonment for fraudulent possession of 40 katis of rice on Dec. 11 at the junction of Pickering Street and Synagogue Street. Ang had one previous conviction for a similar offence.
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    Less Pneumonia
    53 3 THERE was an appreciable drop m the number of deaths caused by pneumonia this week 22 as against 30 Lasl week. Enteritis was the other mtj r 'killer' accounting for another 22. Total number of deaths for the week ending Dec. 6 was 159 while the number of
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    'Mike' May Be Calling On You
    140 3 A NEW series, "Call m a. on You," will be on the air from January 8. In this programme. Len Thome of Radio Malaya will pay visits by request to listeners' homes every Sunday morning between 10.30 and noon. Equipped with a portable recorder,
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    Death After Fall In Drain
    108 3 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday returned a verdict of misadventure at an inquest into the death of a woman labourer, Mok Sam (50), who died of head injuries m the hospital on Aug. 21. Mok, according to the police, was carrying a
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    Govt Offices To Expand
    112 3 SINGAPORE Government are to be provided with bigger and more offices to serve the growing demands of the public. Beginning this month, the Departments of Medical Services, Education and Immigration will move to a renovated build:ng m Palmer Road, Shortly after this, the Foreign Exchange Control
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    Lim Soo Ban Is Made A Bankrupt
    241 3 EX-MILLIONAIRE -oldsmith and pawnbroker Lim Soo Ban (04) was adjudicated a bankrupt as partner of the Ban Shiew Pawnshop by the Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray Aynsley m the Singapore High Court, yesterday. The order was made despite a plea by Mr. N.A.
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    SATA'sChap GohMehBail
    85 3 ONE of the most substantial aids to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association for 1i)53 will be made through the efforts of a group of teers from the War Department, commercial linns and Governrnent offio These civilian voluntary workers, headed by Mr. John Khoo of the Statistical Department. W D..
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    Belgian Consul
    39 3 THE Governor of Singapore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll, yesterday granted audience to Baron P. de Gaiffier d'Hestroy who presented to the Governor the Exequatur empowering him to act as Belgian ConsulGeneral m Bangkok with jurisdiction over Singapore.
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    Free Vaccinations
    34 3 MOBILE vaccination teams will be present at the New World, Great World and the Happy World parks tonight from 7 to 11. To date over 720,000 persons m Singapore have been vaccinated.
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    PADANG MOTORISTS, TO BE TOLD HOW
    183 3 PADANG MOTORISTS TO BE TOLD HOW Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Traffic Police will be on duty from 7 am. on Monday on all the roads bordering the Padang to instruct motorists m the use of the "Padang Roundabout." Acting Traffic Chief ASP. Minns said that this is m the nature
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    MEMORABLE YEAR IN FEDERATION
    268 4 Davis Reviews Progress, Tells Of New Code IPOH, Fri. The year 1952 will always be a memorable year m the Federation because it has seen the introduction of the Employees Provident Fund Scheme, the new Workmen's Compensation Ordinance, which has just been accepted by the Federal
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    Council To Discuss Criminal Justice
    164 4 PENANG. Fri. The Settlement Financial Mker, Mr. A.C. Harrison, will move at (he Settlement lotim il meeting on Monday that the report of th< Scttfeweat Finance Committee on applications for Mppteateatarj Settlement expenditure be adopted. The Criminal Justice Bill. 1!>52. and the rf|nrl ol Urn
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    Rise In Voters Pleases McNeice
    207 4 Standard Stall Reporter SATISFACTION at the substantial increase i» khe number «> t people who voted at last Saturday's City 1 ooncil elections was expressed yesterday by Mr. I IV I MeNeiee, the President, m his speech U> the Special meeting <>t the newly constituted
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    Adventists Hold Talks In S'pore
    87 4 ABOI'T SO S from th< I Division met m S i eetini grammes and an budget" for i 3 >re Is the headquartFar Eastern D -he Advent. Mr. B- M Wickwire, R lations Serretar> 5 the C inference will last one He said there were
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    88 4 Seen at the opening: of the exhibition of paintings by some Hongkong artists are. from left, Mr. C. A. Gibson-Hill. Chairman of the Singapore Art Society. Mr. Lee s *ow Mong. President of the China Society of Singapore, and Professor Chao Shao An. China's leading artist. The exhibition was of
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    SC Wins A Medal
    133 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The courageous action oi Special Constable. Mon bin Hassan, who saved a 44-year-old Chinese mother and her son from drowning m the river at Gelang Patah, Johore. has a for him the Colonial Police Medal from the Queen. [1 opened on Aug. 4
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    LIAISON OFFICERS END STUDY
    134 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. A I number of Chinese liaison officers on the permanent establishment, who hav e been n der training since July will complete their course m the next few Hays. Each of the officer-; m training has spent six weeks m t ne Survey
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    Scouts Get Jamboree Colours
    183 4 Scouts Get Jamboree Colours FIFTY scouts ol -he Singapore contingem to the PanPacific Jamboree m S presented themselves at Government House yesterday to receive their Jamboree Colours from the Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. "As 'the Singapore contingent." Mr. Nicoll told "you hold m your hands I n prestige, the
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    Stand Trial
    47 4 JOHORE BAHRC. Fri. Mohd. Yunos bin Ismail, an employee of the Foresi Department, was committed to the Assizes fur trial, after a preliminary inquiry int charge of corj $30 from Low Teng Kum. a S;ii2;ipore woman, who had a contract wil i te Railway Do-
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    Govt. Offices To Be Regrouped
    295 4 Standard Staff Reporter THERE is at present great congestion m buildings housing government offices m Singapore. There are also instances where departments and sections of departments have been split up and accommodated m different parts of the City thus rendering communi- i cation difficult. This
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    Today's Power Cuts
    189 4 Today 's Power Cuts SUBSTATIONS liable i<» load Bbeddiog today: Jalan Anipas. Binwg Hue Biscuit Frty.. 8.M.H.1., MacKiU'hie. Kraddnll Rise, \Jvax«»ff IM.. bland <iolt lul>. Windsor Pk., ><*iftar Pumps. Nee s«M)n. Seietar irel«*jss. SeJetar iiiagf lnit«-d Riibber Plants. Mental llosp.. Trafalgar Kst N<w World. Perak Rd.. Jutland Rd.. liendt--meer Rd.,
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    RIVAL LABOUR GROUPS CLASH
    489 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE TWO RIVAL Labour groups m the SfßgapON City Council yesterday clashed during the meeting of the Council to allocate Committee work lor all Conn cillors. T7T~ The two groups are the ol^* cial Labour Party group com- prising Mi. Philip Williams as
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    Schools For Overseas Students
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    Mrs. Lee Gives Away Prizes
    12 4 Mrs. Lee Gives Away Prizes C. I law of tion. I B
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    Dam Kills II
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    For 'Foreigners'
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    'Let World's Mayors Talk Things Over'
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    VIPs Visit Boy Soldiers
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    Rubber Men See Templer
    74 5 LONDON, Dec. 12 (Reuter) h delegation from the Rubber Growers Association whi h ent« the majority of the t .oean estate producers m tya and elsewhere had a nieeting v-> ;-.m^iv General Sir Gerald Tem- British High Com- >ncr In Malay*. The general rubber situation Federation
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    29 5 Photo h\ MR AW WEE CHIN, son •»f popular T<Mnaiuan businessman \lr. Aw S«*r Kun< ua> married to Mm», lim (.her Cbec Bahru Chinese Chamber <>f Commerce. Medo Studio
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    Pillion Rider Seriously Hurt
    81 5 m Mi S ed m a c military truck at the of Geylang Road and Road, s Mrs Tan was inhut her husband ed with mil i i The were taken to the i Hospital. At eight o'clock last night, a Chinese cyclist Tan Ah Kai,
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    Labourer Acquitted Of Homicide Charge
    198 5 .lOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— Charged w ith culpable kicide not amounting to murder by causing the death at Kalmuluu a leiiovv labourer Kuppusaxny, on Pamol Estate, KluanK. was acquitted mm) (Jischarged at the dose ol the prosecution case at the A--siaes before Mr. Justice Buhagiar. The
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    $8,848 For Children's Home
    172 5 PDfANQ, Fri.— A U looatkme receiv< I I i the ai tenancy of the SU N ilo.ii* for blind and I -p- id children has brought ihe Appeal Fund cklM to W.OJO. Th« lift, tasued re I srd .y. g. tbe Bollowiag dotw>r< j".n Previously atknow
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    24 5 KUALA PILAU District Scout rrpr»**entative* to the Pan -Pacific JjUBbOTM to be held at Sydney. Australia Cheah Koon Chin and Abu Matnor bin Ali.
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    CPO CALLS FOR INFORMATION
    276 5 Those Who Tell Will Be Guarded 'With Our Lives' IPOH, Fri.— Mr. T. Q. Gaffikin, Chief Police Officer, Perak, m an address to delegates attending the fifth annual conference of the 25,000-strong Perak State Employees' Union, this morning appealed for "accurate information/ which might lie within
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    Income Up $300 A Head
    88 5 BANGKOK. Dec. 12 (AP)— The per capita real income m Malaya and Ceylon showed marked increases aftei the outbreak of the Korean war. the quarterly bulletin of the Economic Commission for a and the Far East stated. It said Burma. Japan, the Philippines and Thailand
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    Left For S'pore
    21 5 THE foul British mine j sweepers which arrived m Saigon five days ago left yesterday foj Singapore. AFP.
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    Datin Sits For First Aid Test
    56 5 Dat in Sits For First Aid Test JOHORK BAHRU. Ft Da tin Syed Abdul Kadir, wife of the Mentri Be^ar, Johort, and Dato Sheikh Abubakar. office) m charge, Town Boards, Johore. were among the r;m.didates who sat tor the St. John Ambulance examination m ftisi aid, yesterday The examiner* were
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    'Political issue In Malaya Vital'
    196 5 .Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Dec 12. -The emphasis of British policj m Malaya will shift to winning political support at cording to indications piling "P as a result of General Templer's visit hero. Thi j Times Military Correspondont currently reviewing General Templer's off the record
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    Council Approves Hawkers' Streets
    101 5 I'HF": Singapore City Council is anxious to bring into effect the licensing of all hawkers on Jan. 1. as recommended by the Hawkers Inquiry Commission, the President, Mr, T. P. F. McN'eice. yesterday to d the special meeting of the Council, The Council approved a schedule
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    Three Months For Assault
    39 5 OTHMAN bin Nordin was sentenced thrt« month: rigorous imprisonment at the Kuala Lipis Magistrate's Court for assaulting Raja Copal, a bus driver ot the Lin Seong Bus Company and tor behaving m a disorderly ner.
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    TIME CHIEF IS BACK IN COLONY
    78 5 TIME CHIEF IS BACK IN COLONY MR FT -v T> Luce, I suer ol 'I nne Life m t *iuje. retui 1 Sing ipore by air yesterday iftei j=. I ir day ii to [ndonesia. i ]<'•■■ f Mr, .)ohn Dowling. '1 one pondeul lot South-eai Mr I to spp
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    29 5 lOIIORF. BAHRU Fi Johon Eurai ia ciat ion's Chi isti eliiidi en will be beld Joseph' s Ja a I Ireja .lohoi B De 18 I I
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    Collective Punishment Is Opposed
    40 5 LONDON MOVE LONDO I Q f i < .bo' x. p I immti n Mali noun* ed Lm( oi| .r "use of th« b of D F govern m«ot a ever r '■b*»s* He' I -> M Hfii
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    A flap Dwellers To Appeal Soon
    38 5 Sin lers A the Go i i T Nir "because it h ftdaa h m" m C two itton hn- i i) t- i Xbc F g Sir p/gl 1 D kgist
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    418 6 Review of Views Warning To U.M.N-O. THE UMNO is warned by Utiwin Melayu :ißainsr the MCA. The paper says that the MCA will ultimately benefit more than the UMNO from the alliance. This, according io ITtusan, will cause Malays to lose faith m UMNO The fact that m the recent
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    591 6  -  SYDNEY JACOBSON By a bunch of gangsters are terrorising a village. They commit a brutal murder. The police don't know who the murderers ore, but they suspect some of the villagers are implicated. Police and troops surround the village, round up every man. woman and child, bulldoze
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    WHICH LETTER GOT THE JOB?
    646 6  -  PAUL CAVE By Wanted: Ojfice junior (young boy or girl), good ptospects. big firm. Starling salary according to age and abiliiy. Write Box. HPHAT advertisement was published m a newspaper hv a I London firm, and I went along to see wha! the answers were
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      189 6 Sir:—The Straits Time? la its leader of Bth instant, made a most unwarranted and unfair attack on Mr. A. R. Lazarous. All right-think-ing persons must have been perturbed at this unprovoked slander and completely biased judgment on a Councillor who was freely elected by an overwhelming majority and
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      IN DEFENCE OF M.C.A.
      143 6 Sir;—If your correspondent C S. Chee will give us some idea of what he personally does to fight Communism m Malaya, we shall be m a better position to judge whether the space you wasted m your is^ue of Dec. 10 m the publication of his
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      M.C.A. MUST NOT EXPLOIT GREED OF THE PEOPLE
      202 6 M.C.A. MUST NOT EXPLOIT GREED OF THE PEOPLE Sir;— l think Mr. Y. C. Yap, was talking sheer nonsense when he said that the $50,000,000 donation ottered the Japanese Military Administration m 1942 as a friendly gesture from Malayan Chinese was collected under the threat of a Samurai sword. Doe?
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      173 6 'RiOTS' OUTSIDE Clfi I I m the th< a Lumpur. There m the p.e who rush for tickets. I am tempted to con them to a gang of rioter are imbing over! and supporting th< on the heads of the rest before dropping themselves m front of the box-office. There
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      325 6 M.C.S. Economic Equality Sir: The comments by the various non-Malay community leaders on the admission of non-Malay Asians into the M.C.S. on the ratio of one non-Malay to four Ma ays under the article "M.C S. posts ratio is not fair" is logical and human but there are other things
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    PROSPERITY PLAN FOR THE WEST
    344 7 C 'wealth Talks Stress Sterling Con ver Utility LONDON, Dec. 12. The British Commonwealth laid here yesterday a broad new programme aimed at bringing prosperity and free trade to the Western world. But the most important conclusions detailed policy decisions reached at a two-week economic
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    Mountbatten To Get New 'Med.' Post
    103 7 Mountbatten To Get New 'Med.' Post PARIS. Dec. 12 (Renter)— General Charles Foulkes, Canadian Chairman of the Atlantic Part military committee, announced yesterday that the committee had agreed on establishing a new naval command m the Mediterranean. This completed the whole command structure of the Atlantic Pact. It was stated
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    Swinton Hopeful For Future
    161 7 LONDON. Dec. 12 (Reuter) Lord Swinton, formerly Minister of Materials, recently appointed Commonwealth Relations Secretary said here last night that m forty years' experience he had never left an Empire conference with more encouragement or inspiration. The Commonwealth Conference had been mosi successful and was a
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    20 Days To Go
    47 7 Dr. Louis Alan Bombard. 27-year-old French adventurer, was seen last week making progress across the Atlantic m his raft-type boat. A ship's captain cabled Bombard's family, saying he had spotted him "'in perfect health, hoping to see land m 20 days." A. P.
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    Cheers For Queen Mary
    32 7 LONDON. Dec. 12, (UP) Queen Mar;/ to.ik her first outing m ten weeks yesterday and surprised Lond >ners cheered when they saw her driving m the morning .sunshine.
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    Rothermere Buys Over Daily Graphic
    171 7 LONDON, Dec. 12, (AP)— Lord Kemsley yesterday sold the tabloid London Daily Graphic to Associated Newspapers, Lord Kotherniere's group which owns llie rival Daily Mail. The purchase price was not immedi- ately disclosed. An announcement from Kemsley organisation said "the Sunday Graphic will continue I
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    Thousands Give Ike Colourful Hawaii Welcome
    237 7 HONOLI U Dec. 12. President-elect Dwighi Eisenhower i une bach from Korea yesterday and received a colourful welcome as he drove through the Bower-strewn Hawaiian streets and then headed into .1 final round <>t military conferences before flying to New York. I wer arrived
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    HE DOUBTS IF MacA HAS PLAN
    145 7 HE DOUBTS IF MacA HAS PLAN 12, p> Truman terday expressed doubt that General Dou. Mac Arthur .n for I Korean war, but said ie deposed Far East ComJer does have a solution nould come forward with ike any decent mar. Truman toid a news conference that he does not
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    US Threat To Cut Off Funds To UN
    85 7 US Threat To Cut Off Funds To UN NATIONS, H R, -Senator Alexana member of the rican gation to the Unii N ons. said yester Congress might cut oft" the United Nations unless the nisation provided a eu •antees against es] iage and subversive oog Americans on its staff. Senator
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    27 7 photo. At bis base at Bentwater. England, S*t. Bill gJhoun i b .t h Stars and Stripes and scratches Ins ho;ui m a m.tn t«> woman. AP
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    Top Level Oil Talks In London
    211 7 I.OXDOW Dec. 12 (Reulcr)Mr. Paul Nitze, United States State Department's top policy planner yesterday attended a meeting of British Foreign Office and other experts on Iran presided over by Deputy Foreign Under Secretary Sir Pierson Dixon. Mr. Nitze will fly to Paris today. I
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    2 New ROK Divisions Get Ready
    156 7 SEOUL. Dec. 12 (UP)— The, Eighth Army Commander, General James A. Van Fleet. said today if the Communists tried to stage a winter offensive we'd finish them off." The Eighth Army Commander said, however, he did not believe the Reds would attempt such an
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    Christine Meets The Press
    232 7 COPENHAGEN, Dec 12 \P» In-line Juisensfti \\vh\ her first formal news mfinifi yesterday word of her Chang* from a man into a WWII 11 brake into public punt. She saM has no Hollywood ambitions as an actress and no mien j tion to profit f aimrrcmry
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    Dulles For FE
    56 7 SECRETARY of Stat< 1 gnate, John Foster Dulles, wil i go on a round-the-world next January after the Pn i dential inauguration, I main problems on the spol t r ning future American policy, [t i beli Dulles will •on 4 o Far E i Dro»> I
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    Soekarno Bid To End Army Row
    213 7 J JAKARTA, Dec. 12 (AP)— President Soekarno returns to Jakarta today after a ten-day "vacation" m Bali during which he consulted Army and (l<»\ eminent leaders m a personal effort to find a compromise to the inter-Army dispute which threatens to topple the Wiiopo
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    LADY CRIPPS AT GANDHI SHRINE
    49 7 LADY CRIPPS AT GANDHI SHRINE photo Lady Tripps. widow (if thr lafe Sir Stafford Crippv is s<« n watering th<- sapling uluch she planted n«ar the sainadhi (shrine) of the late Mahatm., Gandhi ut Kafehat, l>«-lhi. on Nov. 28. Lad; Cripps also placed a nrreath <»n the sanuidlii. AP
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    9 Named To Aid C'wealth Growth
    143 7 9 Named To Aid C 'wealth Growth FINANCE COMPANY BOARD LONDON, Dec. 12, (Reutei Top B industrial leaders wi re named ust n'uht \u or^anl <■ the proposed finance company to aid Comnu (U'vclopnuMit .-in i i ji.iii ni the CommMiwn Premiers 1 world plan for production and trade. Chairman
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    Body Armour For Tests
    51 7 Body Armour For Tests WASHINGTON. Dec 12 Army h; )p- a m w experiment .i.y iur to pv and groin, it no:!!). i ir" will be I ps \vi:h the anno i ion lor the entire body. Tin armoured to have 65 percent of all type ol arid to havi
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    RED SHIP CHANGES COLOUR
    203 8 Captain Makes Mystery Of Its Destination Standard Shipping Reporter IN THE Singapore roadstead, within sight of one of the Colony's busiest streets, a Russian coastal freighter yesterday changed her colour. She anchored m the inner roads on Wednesday, and yesterday a team of Russian daubers was
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    35 8 photo. MX. NORMAN Padgett, > m Malayan Airway*: nni- 2 i form. Equally at home m 2 the air and on [he .sea. > this popular pilot was 5 killed recently m A us- tralia. twwwww Standard
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    'New US Act Will Cause Ship Delays'
    196 8 'New US Act Will Cause Ship Delays' LONDON*. De<-. 12 (AFT)— Large British shipping companies operating m the North Atlantic, and using Ne\v York extensively, are concerned with the difficulties and delays which will occur m getting landing permits for their rrew m American purrs when the new American regulations
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    JAP TO SEE UK SHIPYARDS
    59 8 NEW YORK. Dor. 12 (AFP) Shoki Matsuo, chief engineer of the Mitsui Shin Building and Engineering Company. Japan, left here Fasi night far London where he will visit ship-building plants. Mr. Shoki Matsuo is also <jue to visit Germany. Switzi md, Denmark and the Netherlands,
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    Norwegian Ship Sunk In Collision
    124 8 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IS (AP;— A grinding collision at slow speed sent the 416-foot Norwegian .MS. Fein-tieam lo the Dottom of San Fran Bay yesterday. the crew of 40 and 1! passengers, including four children were picked Up safely by the Coast Guard and by
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    Well-Known Pilot Killed By Tree
    232 8 Standard Aviation Reporter NEWS has been received m Singapore of the death m Australia of Mr. Norman Padgett, former Malayan Afru ays pilot. on Dec. 10. Mr. Padgett was killed on his rattle ranch near Rock.hampton Ln Northern Queensland as a result of a tree
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    US USES MORE RUBBER
    167 9 Record Figures For 1953 Seen \i ;(;> orts bs the United states National Authority and the Department of Com\m hive iinder^ored the continuing import»i»e m the economic life of the T.S. a of robber has more Chan's-- 1-wide declines m production eports indicate. S rube ii
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    Rubber Declines 45/8 Cents A 1b.
    257 9 TOE rubber market m Singapore showed a drop yesterday, quotations declining from cents per Ib. lor first grade rubber for December shipment at the opening to 92| cents at the dose. rotmuous fall m pi rerorded all day, a1 the of which quotations were
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber price* (tent* p<. r b m SinM pore vesterda) unr Ni i R> s >, n ID Nil.v r No, 1 R.s.s 921 W| No. 2 K.S.S. 87 87i No. 3 R.S.S. 83? 841 Ton*-. Weak. LONDON Xl BBfcH Friday's opening prices P*t Ib. were: No
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    Tekka Ltd. Show Gain Of £33,394
    164 9 I THE free operation of the •Singapore tin market again j proved its value to both pro- ducers and ronsumers, accordIng to the chairman of Tekka Ltd., Mr. Stanley Wickett. He noted that apart from j a setback for a short period the price
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    More Interest In Rubbers
    162 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Fri. The Malayan share market was dul] with only small business passing. Tins: and industrials were mostly unchanged, but quotations where altered were for the better More interest was shown m the rubber shares. Changed Pi ces are: ENDUBTBIAI S B'i\p'« Seller*
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    All Quiet On Produce Mart
    111 9 All Quiet On Produce Mart THE prod ure market m Singapore was quiet m all 9GCtiOIIS with only small bu.sioess passing. Copra changed hands a1 $.34^ per picul for DecemberJanuary shipment and 135 per picul for Decemhor shipment Coconut oil sellers indicated $54 per pica! and buyers ai $535. Pepper
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG. Dec. 12.— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange fn^l^l^• were $15. (in to £1 sterling; $6.***** to U.S. $1; $1,833 to Mijdayan $1; (0.4270 ho our Indqnesia Rupiah; Gold 279.25 to one fiel.
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    Black Market In Red Notes
    92 9 HONGKONG, Dec l! <l Pi Local pwn reporti laiintr that <he Chinese ConnnunKts have a lil.uk mark* t m money on their hands since theii annojm ement of a d*' valuation of the .IMP (Peoples' dollars) Reports whirh ha\> been m wide circulation sin««« the
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      197 9 standard almananc SINGAPORE SHIPS IN HARBOUR WHAH\KH Ping Tani 44 2 A: ima Maru 4j 43 2 1 1( 41 i 41 2 5 e innes 38 J9 2 X ;d 37 v Malvina |g 4 18 4 Benieoch 15/16 4 G>enea;n 14 4 Chupra 8-9 B Steel Arch led
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      329 10 VH RITA DEL MAR TODAY'S QUOTATION: "I have often >,ald that il 1 were compelled to h.i\e one required subject m Harvard College, 1 would m.ik«- it dancing If I could."— Dr. Charles W. Eliot SATURDAY FOB EVERYONE: Proceed on a conservative and conventional oasis, guard against upsets, risks. Do
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    NEW SAFA SETUP SOUGHT
    232 11 Senior Llubs Back Meeting Ihaa half the number of senior division Hubs affiliated to the Singapore Amateur Foot tssociation met at an informal meeting yesterday > more representation m the S AF \^Council nf cement oi I of M j Pasil Panjang follow to be 1
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    Italy Lead India
    42 11 BRISBANE. Dec 12 11 the doubles to iead India by two matd es i one m the Davis Cup play today. Marcello Del Belio and Gianni Cucelli I Sumant Misra and Naresh Kuai I—6. I—6. 6—2. 6—2. Reuter AAP
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    Rest Score Lucky Win Over Europeans
    489 11 Rest Score Lucky Win Over Europeans bully for the Rest caught Kuiper on the wrong foot and won the day when the Referee awarded the goal m favour of the Rest tor Kuiper's "kicks." BEST: V. N. Pillai, R. Fernando. Avtar Singh, P. Pennefalher, S. Vellupillai, A. C. Shegaram. F.
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    Today's Sport
    119 11 Today's Sport RUGBY:— SCC Ist tjiana Infantry Regt, at SCC (Capt. Clayton); 'Royal Navy r. RAF al Watnil Base 1M for Duggau); Nee Soon RF. al we« Soo« (Mr/jor Clarfce); Ro?/«I Signals "A" V. 3 BOD TauqU'i (F/L. Denning): RASC v. SHB at Ayer Raja Road (F P L. Reed);
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    GSC Married v. Singles Hockey
    135 11 GIRLS Sports Ciub. Singapore iiold a Married versus Singles hockey match on the SRC ground at 4 p.m. today. Teanu are Married m visile Mrs. A Milne: Mrs. E. Wilkinson, Mrs. M. Scott; Mrs. Z. Fela Mrs. A. Pennefather (Capt.), Mrs. F. Fitzpatrick; Mrs. J.
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    Scunthorpe Win
    33 11 LONDON. Dec. 12: <Reuter>— F. A Cup Secuiul round replay: Scunthorpe United Hereford Utd. l 9cunl hoi pc now away •i di and m the thii d round on January 10.
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    Lucky Strike Win In HK
    221 11 Lucky Strike Win In HK HONGKONG, Dec. 12 'AFP) The Lucky Strike badminton team from Singapore opened a four-match series m Hong Kong yesterday with a five-two lead over the colony's interport team. The Singapore player? were* I vastly superior m the singles departmeni m which not only I former
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    Goodwill Tour
    51 11 Financed by Mr. Aw Cheng Chy«'. general mana<r*T of Ing Ami Tung. lua Swimming lub will send a 25-man team consisting of twtaltten and waterpolo members for a five-day visit to Pcnang. The team leaves Singapore today to 1 1 1 s>. I.isman. The learn is shewn at
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    Tiday's race Card
    1155 12 RACE li 2.00 p.m Cl. 3, Div. 6—6 Furs. i fur] Lfcta Ul M A M I X Cheah Allan Poshni Yesterdai I US A S. Ahamad Martin Tulioh j !^,';V"" feS r.: fcSP*'.. mccSß Lundseer *1" Kok H D£ Lexis Bagby Harrobye" Ml T Wacteworth Flannery
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    FO FOR D. SAYANG
    499 12  -  WINDSOR LAD She Will Do Better On Firm Track By IPOH. Although the main event over six furlongs for class 3, division 1 (Race 6) is the most open race m a card of nine events at today's races, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club's
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    1. Back Yesterday Today
    183 12 Rejoice, a Nasrullah gelding.: ran a very encouraging 4th to Lone Ranger m division 6 over 5h furlongs straight on Wednesday. It was a good maiden effort and as he is capable of a better display m this he commands respect. Re- joice gets 2 lb.
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    Ocean Snare To Score A Double
    298 12 OCEAN SNAKE is a useful staving sort. He showed his ability when he came up with a flourish to finish 1\ lengths ahead of Double Dividend m a division two field over 8 1 furlongs. He sets 5 lb. less m this higher division
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    Going Good
    34 12 i There luis been no rain i m [poll l'T the tst 18 I hoars. Ban lag an\ change of v. Ihet the !i going tod.i> uiil !>»• vi i good. 1 i
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    2. Follow Tail Light
    286 12 Three first day winners have been brought together m the race.— Film Fan. Tail Light and Flame of the Forest and with Unaware. Millenden and Snowgrass m tiptop shape they should all be m the firing line. Tail Light gets 4 lb. less since his convincing
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    3. Take Winning Brief
    163 12 Winning Brief, a Solicitor gelding, ran a fair sth to Padi Field m division five. He gets 2 lb. less In this. He could improve on that performance to enable him to register his maiden win m the country. Battle Cruiser did not show up m
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    4. Jacobin Should Win
    166 12 Jacobin, third to Palio and Straits Code m division 3 i should win this race for division two horses over nine furlongs. Jacobin gets 3 lb more since his last effort but will not be troubled by the longer trip as he comes from a good
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    5. 35 MM Has Good Chance
    170 12 35 MM gave a very creditable display m his race to finish 4th to Palio. Straits Code and Jacobin over 5k furlongs straight on Wednesday. It was a good attempt m view of his appearance after a brief let up. With scope for improvement
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    Love Set For 8th
    58 12 Love Set, a over 5' furlongs m division 2 Denturius g< been working wil his morning work and must be conceded a chance to win this. Three Rings, tth to 5 H gets 1 lb. les He figured very promii m his last attempt and could
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    Miss Coy Is Fancied
    135 12 Miss Coy Is Fancied MISS C I Kind Regards Billy Bee should fight out the I this class 3 division 4 lot while Geifang Star is a dark one that is capable of providing a surprise packet. Miss Coy I a good sth to Pride of Burma over traight. She
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    How To Defeat Fijians
    164 12  - How To Defea t Fijians Donald Johnstone A Tip To SCC By ANOTHER m expected It Padang Itiaj wii.rc there is every pmped a hard fought game between the Pijians and \ht gj I of the best I mi n Malaya. positi I am ing th< among In this c
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