Singapore Standard, 18 December 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard ■fo /L SH X VOL. 11l NO. 168 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Peace Returns To Riot City
    28 1 Peace Returns To Riot City IS Dei II (Re* tinned la>t IH uli. >mith ,wn iftei the ie- oked by th mi social b;> m anted n»u hieh
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    Cycle Ban Is Relaxed
    6 1 Cycle Ban Is Relaxed tmns to
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    GOOD NEWS GREETS TEMPLER
    398 1 Killed On Day Of Return THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, landed at Chcwigi airfield last night by B.O.A.C. Comet jetliner from London and was greeted with the brightest news of the Emergency for some time. He was told that nine terrorists had been killed
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    76 1 THIS picture was made during the wedding of 21-year-old Miss FaThong (Yellow Sky) Wongmonekol and Mr, Chalerm Jarmman, aged 27, at the Siamese Embassy, Kensington. London. With traditional Hud dhist ceremony, the Ambassador's wile. .Madame Bahiddha Nukara (left), pours holy water from .1 sacred concfa shell on to the hands
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    LUCE CONFIDENT OF N'LTST GOVT.
    276 1 LUCE CONFIDENT OF N'LTST GO VT. MR. HENRI? LUCE, well-known publisher of Time and Life, two of the leading American magazines, expressed great confidence m the efforts of tin- Nation alist Government m Formosa m an interview with a Standard reporter at a cocktail party ffiven m his honour by
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    SIR GERALD: A GOOD PRESENT
    122 1 Standard Stall Reportet GREATER support and co-operattoa from Hrn [British Government foi the shooting war In Malay* was envisaged by the Federation IliJi Commission* General Sir Gerald Templer, on his retora to Singapore iiv 8.0.A.C. Comet from Bangkok, aftei i ten day mil to Britain.
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    IN SINGAPORE 5¼ Cent Drop
    134 1 IN SINGAPORE 5¼ Cent Drop RESUMPTION of heavy liquidation from upcountry centres depressed the rubber market in Singapore iurtnei yesterday resulting in a sharp drop in quotations which at one stage of the trading reached 82* cents per lb. for first grade" rubber for January shipment (883 cents at Tuesday's
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    RUBBER: CHINA TO PAY 32d
    106 1 RUBBER: CHINA TO PAY 32d LOLvJ.VltSU. UVr. i(. v «->*/• According to information rece ved here today from Peking China has agreed to pay for rubber at 32 pence per pound under the longterm pact. China had asked for an increased quantity of ru but Ceylon has intimated that she
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    TOY FUND TOPS $26,000 MARK
    190 1 THE Standard Readers' Christmas loy runa loiai i Is now 526,009.4€ and still the contributions come m. j me Fand will close on Saturday. At 1 a.m. on Sunday, Operation Santa begins. The stall of The Standard I roll up their sleeves and gel busy,
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    Stone Call From A Stranger
    95 1 LONDON. Dei <AP> 1 1 tt*i v officials rushed Into Westmiastei Abbey yeslerdaj aitnaoon. took .i quick pep arouud, then saw with a sish ol relief, "Its Still their l i,.. ..i oaatioa Stoae tbc Steve "i Scoae Ilea beneath lac Ihroae on which the
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    Arms Found In Quarries
    63 1 CASABLANCA, Dec \TP) -Eighteen people were arrested here when police carried out a large scale roundup of person.-, suspected ol heinvolved m the recent incidents here. In addition to arrests, a large quantity of arms were the police m the central quarries dist r ie Police
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    Templer Choice
    39 1 JOHORE BAHRU, W King's H Kuala Lumpur, of the Duchess ol X Duke ol X s i G raid Lady Templer, has been the High Commiser and Lady Tern] affixed to the Chrisl they are sending ear.
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    Hollow Drive
    16 1 VIETMINH :lt^ reported driving towards Laos <■ rpoed m the hoUow of Cien Phy.- AFP
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    Another A-Blast
    17 1 The Atomic hnerg> w« indicated yeste atomic es; W( 5o no,-. early m 1953. A.P.
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    A Signal & He Protests
    98 1 A Signal He Protests ADEN, Dec 1G (Reuter) Sir Hartley Shawcross. form- British Attorney General protested m the Aden Supreme Court today because a lawyei representing Count DellE Zonca signalled to his client tr the witness box. Sir Hartley had earlier described the Count as "a genia adventurer". The British
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    RED CARDS ON BATTLE LINE
    62 1 RED CARDS ON BA TTLE LINE WITH MKbL eriusn <-"»»" monwealth Div., Korea Dec. ■17 (UP)— The Chinese Com- i munists again are spreading ■Christmas greetings' sapng the battle line, but this time the Reds are a year behind time. The Chinese are dropping m front of United Nations positions
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    38 1 photo. Time and life publisher. Mr. Henry Luce (right) arr %< d iin nor e yesterday afternoon and will leave lor Lon- I this morning H<- was entertained at a cocktail fcVfc** SJwW Time corresponded m Sin gapore. Standard
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    MISS WONG OF AMERICA HEADS EAST
    131 1 S\N FRANCISCO, Dec. (UP)— MiSS Jade SnoA Won, nationally known -iri.st and author ceramics state Denartaaenl annonnced today. Th€ Pretty JJ^ift American-bora w« leave on Jan. li. to address university and civic groups m Tokyo, Bongfcone, Slngapore Manila. Penang, Bankok. Rangoon, Calcutta ana New
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    2 Superforts leave Changi
    80 1 2 Su per forts leave Chan gi TWO of the three v, B-29 Sup< ol' t. 13th UJS I Flight lei*. Changi noon on their return to Clark Field, Philippin They passed over Sine and Bahru on thei [alacca v Pahang. The third able to take oil Before leaving Commanding
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    $50 M. FOR SWAMP WORK
    449 2 Biggest Estimate In PW Plan For Next £> Yrs. Standard Staff Reporter A SUM of $50 million has been earmarked by the Singapore Government for a project to reclaim the swamp areas m island This estimate was contained m the ubh li orks Non-Recurrent Programme
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    25 2 pnoio. 1 VIEW of the Nuffield Swimming Pool at the new Britannia Club seen from the terrace which runs the length of the Club- Standard
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    MCA TO FORM YOUTH SECTION
    49 2 Standard Stall Beportei M m Chinese n an to I >nn ••Youth and Women *he physical, and cultural ainent of its membei s n which wilt runcar, will be H titutioi een the Registrar m will be div which m ide the 1 :f.n
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    Conductor's Plea Ousted
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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    'NOTHING BUT THE BEST' FOR TROOPS OF ALL RACES
    287 2 Mac Donald Opens Britannia Club lil l. Brsl permanent nam I Club m thc Far 1 ast Ami the second one overseas was formally opened yesterday by the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. 8t..;. h 1\ ad, Bril plete for
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    77 2 T H E C o ni missioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, chats uith Mr A C. Pritchard, Controller. NAAFI Canteen Service for South-East Asia and the Far Fast. folio? ing the official open in*i yesterday noon of the new Britannia Club, on Beach Koad. Left to right are Mr.
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    $112 M. For Works Plan
    79 2 THE Singapore Government is expected to spend an estimated $112,459,040 for its building programme m the next five years. Of this total. 52G.480.ri40 will be appropriated for the \V?)3 programme. The Public W rks Department will undertake projects to the cost of $17,777,670 and the
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    Gift To Hospital
    44 2 A GIFT of an electric sewing i d by Cable J and Wireless Limited to the Hospital Diversional Therapy Unit. This gift is m appreciation of kindness and attention members of their Staff have ie-1 ceived from Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
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    Kiwi League's X'mas Dance
    49 2 Kiwi League 's X'mas Dance THE Kiwi Members' Lc-r will hold a l\. D at Raffles Hotel tomon I eve:; Floor shows by al and spot dances have jarrai Singapore's n vned Youth Queen away the prizes. kets s:-. a couple are obtainable from Committee members of the League.
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    Merchant Cleared Of Cheating Charge
    247 2 THE First Police Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, yesterday acquitted a businessman. Phang Hock Swee, a defendant m a private summons on a charge of cheating the Director of the Ho Hong Oil Mills. Lim Scow Kng, of $3,600 on Aug. 28. without calling for the
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    Publisher Fined $100
    88 2 FOR publishing pictures which appeared m the Straits; Times Annual on the front page of the Yeh Teng Pao. a Chinese language newspaper, between Nov. 18 and 25. and offering the paper tor sale to the public. Shui Cherk Ek. proprietor and publisher of the Yeh Teng
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    Medical Dept.
    54 2 THE office of ihe Director ot Medical Services will move into i its* new building at Palmer Road on Saturday and will function ,on 1 )ec. 22. The Chief Health Officer and Accountant Medico! Depart- tnent. will also move to the new; premises on Dec. 22 and Dee.
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    Toy Fund
    156 2 The Standard acki he follow with hanks Previously acknowledged 525 656.44 Mr. K.N. Wong, Inoh v .Miss Kathleen McAnle; collection W (|<| Stri. 8-C English College. JB 5 "SO Mr. S. Roberts 5.00 Mr. Zainab Abdullah, K.L. 5.01 Members ol No l Sergeants Mess. Station. <elc».tr apt. Molid.
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    236 2 SINGAPORE sobstattonfl liable to ioa«i sii«-thiiiiK today: DAY It.A.T.. Wallirli St., Malayan Refrir.. Co.. Trafalgar si., Anson Rd., SATA, 'Mont; llaliru, Sago St.. Ramatl St.. Peoples Park. Nanson Rd.. Lam Soon Oil. <;us»n Illn. U.E. network Fcty., River Valley Bd.. KHlfney Rd., Orchard Rd.. NAAFI Devonshire Rd..
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      94 2 CHRISTMAS J^\& GIFT igr W »ifc2 s^' i» A -^sfr" lr I t PLAIN SHAPES pt. sac 20.00 i| pt. sire From 16.50 path SOLID SILVER Hall Stom P ed ip f s,,e 60.00 < 1 pt. size From $140.00 'a< h See the many items m EPNS and STERLING
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      189 2 1U RRILLIANTINE r o \q higl gill v 0 5 FACE P< ROL PEP LIPST COLD CRi VANISHING CRI (ru ROIIRJOIS GRAFTON LABORATORIES I V r'// I 4/./. WORLD Vol A£i H.4V B AT T E R V d rr* r i f? X r C I CA FOH MALAY.
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    Plenty Of Water But Hard To Get
    188 3 I Standard Stall Reporter Singapore I itj Councils :> 10,000 experiment i \)\.\in it Bedok for developing a supply Singapore island itself, has been Bui \i is found that water cannot be simple means, was carried out by sinking a r into the
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    43 3 I ll > 1 1 lofethtl to 25 stouts from th<> South H 19 ui\«n hv th«- Executive Committee tn l» -tii<t .jt S.uid^ Boose, Ainu'iiiun Strf-ct. \1 II 1 < KuL-sjrmha. pn-Mdent of the District. t .km n «i t la a uanie. Standard
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    Asian Assn. For Colleges
    8 3 Asian Assn. For Colleges ■on. the and I
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    Sentence Is Varied
    77 3 erly man, sentenced by a Singapore kte's Co art to one •it for frefor smoking opium, had his sentence varied to a fine of $50, or m default one month's imtment, he appealed s ntence before the t Justice. Sir Charles m the Singapore High Court yesterday.
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    Boy's Drowning Was Misadventure
    50 3 Boy's Drowning W as Misadventure HE Singapore Coroner returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the inquest into the death of a boy Lim Yuan, who was found drowned during a picnic at Pa ii Rifl on Nov, 16, The boy's father said that g yuan could riot swim.
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    Certified Residents To Swear Allegiance To The Queen
    314 3 Certified Residents To Swear Allegiance To The Queen NEW RE-ENTRY LAW FOR MALAYA Standard Staff Reporter HOLDERS of certificates of residence who return to Malaya from any adjacent countries including China, Hongkong and Indonesia, must take the oath of allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II within a certain period. Mr. J.
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    SCHEME TO SEND 10,000 INDIANS TO BORNEO
    167 3 Standard Stall Reporter A PILOT scheme to precede the settlement of 10,000 Indian families m British North Borneo has been proposed by the Government ot that Colony to the India Government. Mr. M. M. Kurana, Secretary of the India Office m Singapore, told
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    Textile Brokers Form Assn
    108 3 TEXTILE brokers m Singapore have formed an association which aims to promote cooperation among the members and safeguard their interests. The association, the first of its kind to be formed here, is known as the Singapore TexBr i A >ciation. It has been registered with the
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    Exhibition By HK Artist
    85 3 MR. LEE SIOW MONG, president of the China Society, Singapore, will declare open an exhibition of Chinese calligraphy and paintings by noted Hongkong artist Madam Cheung Tai Xi (below) at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition will
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    TOURISTS VISIT HAW PAR VILLA
    124 3 TOURISTS VISIT HA W PAR VILLA Standard Stall Reporter ONE HUNDRED pa from the luxury liner W. Ruys made the Haw-Pur i a m Pasir Panjang the firsl stopping point m their tour ol Singapore Island, yesterday. The tour was arranged I The Asia Travel Service, whicl is the approved
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    Mathematicians To Hold A Symposium
    168 3 Standard St;ifT Reporter R I THEMATICI ANS all jver Malaya will celebrate heir New Year with a Symposium and Annual General Meeting to b e held at the I myersity of Malaya from Jan. 1 I. 3. ■y u symposium mised oy the an Mathematical
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    SHB Men To Conduct Festival
    54 3 HINDU officers of the Singapore Harbour Board will observe and conduct the "Sathurthi" festival at the Sri Senpaaa Vinayagar Temple, 19 Ceylon Rond. Katong, on Saturday Dec. 20 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Transport fo r Hindus living m the Harbour Board-Railway and Hospital
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    GOVT. TO SPEND $39 MIL. ON HOUSES FOR STAFF
    215 3 the Singapore Governments five-year building programme, beginning m 1953, it is estimated that about $39 million will be channelled into the erection of new quarters for the various Government departments. The Police Force will take the lion's share of the estimate,
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    S'pore Youth In 'Brief Excursion'
    43 3 RECORDING of the first movement of the Brahms Violin Concerto played by Dervuen Low, a 22-year-old Chinese student f^m S m gap°re; was a feature ot the BBC s London Calling Asia programme. "Briei Excursion. ~rr- V 9»
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    A Perfectly GOOD Bath Behind This Sign
    237 3 A Perfectly GOOD Bath Behind This Sign WHAT LITTLE ERYL FOUND MW mm m m m "^pj^ —^Mm Standard Shipping Reporter LITTLE Eryl Jones, at the tender age of lour and a half, is an adventurous little lady from Wales, with a genuine love for letters. And the combination of
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      158 3 BllHiiill FOR MOTOR CYCLES CARS AND TRUCKS Wos /x^ B: r /ft I I 111 L -«»—i—i————^— < IMPORT it/ I Q \DO N only the finest of selected tobaccos are used m the skllful blending of turf cigarettes carreras 150 years' reputation fdp itfautv B. T. J!. i,it, s^
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    Rahman: Govt.Must Clothe Detainees
    86 4 Rahman: Govt. Must Clothe Detainees JOHORE B \HKI W< l il t. igku Mxlul Rahman, ident ol the United Malays National Organisation, yesterdaj charged thai the Government was ■oi providin| sufficient clothing to Mala, detainees, especially childrrn. m Federation detention camps. of the d»- U are I some ♦aa espe
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    195 4 1 m Sacerdotal Siti cr Tu t>i of the Kight Rev MgT. Michel Bonamy, View Genera] »>i iiit- Diocese of Malacca ,t:nl parish pticsl oi lh_ itheoraJ of the Good Shop herd, Singapore, was i tie brated jresterdaj bj i.irj;r number ol I alholies. i inksgiving High Mass iji said
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    Moneylender Charged With Fraud
    305 4 Moneylender Charged With Fraud A MONEYLENDER, Goh Chem: Swee. was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday before Mr. D. 11. Chapman, with having dishonestly induced his cousin Mj dam Koh Chua Kirn Tee. to sign a document for sale of property Oram Road worth $35,000 m a awyer*s
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    Aged Man Robs Woman
    112 4 A 60-yt ar-< d *an approacnI woman "sin-seh" as he walking along Eu Tong j Street yesterday and told her that his nephew was ring from piles and wanther to treat him. He then took the woman, Low Kirn Yee (39) of Tel ok \yer Street
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    Kinta Awaits "High Level' Decision
    160 4 Kinta Awaits "High Level' Decision CYCLE REGISTRATION IPOH. Wed.— Bicycle registration m Kinta will not materialise until such time as "high level** authorities In the Federal and suite governments decide on such .i move. The Kinta Town Board, .•ought up the of bicycle registration for a number of years, but
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    Penang MRNVR Buildings Ready Soon
    283 4 Penang MRNVR Buildings Ready Soon 36 Ratings Complete Training In Jan. PENANG, Wed— Com mander 1). W. Graham, Stall' Officer, Federation division of the Malayan Koval Naval Volunteer Reserve, told The Standard today that their new buildings which were now under construction to provide facilities for technical training were nearing
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    ANTI-RABIES DRIVE PLANNED
    191 4 IPOH, Wed.— A state-wide compulsory anti-Rabies vaccination campaign is to be launched m Perak on Jan. 2, and will continue till March 14. Dates, times and centres of vaccination have been -et out m the Pevak Govern: Gazette A substantial stock of American avianised anti-rabies vaccine already
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    216 4 SERVICEABLE Brengun bullets and a rusty bayonet believed to have been buried by the British soldiers during the last war were found m New Kampong Chantek. Bukit Timah, yesterday. Sixtv-t'our-year-old Ali Ibrahim bin ll j. Sulaiman. a settler of the Kampong was the first to find the bullets as he
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    Lab. Ad Hoc C'ttee Meets
    56 4 The hooe that the difficulties of the Labour Party could be settled on the basis of constitutional amendments without breaking down on personalities was voiced by Mr. Francis Thomas when the Ad Hoc Committee met yesterday. The committee agreed on proposais to be submitted to
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    Yeo Jin Guat Appeal To Be Heard
    270 4 Yeo Jin Guat Appeal To Be Heard THE appeal of Yeo Guat. Singapore tory owner whose debts were stated to tola! over S3 million when he was adjudicated a bankrupt, against the Singapore High Court's refusal to approve hi? 15 per cent composition offer, is to be heard m the
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    MCA Adults Learn Malay
    57 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The M.C.A., Johore Bahru branch will start Malay classes for adults at their hi adquarters at Jalan Ibrahim, shortly. Classes will last for one hour, possibly from 8 p.m. to i) p.m The Secretary, Mr. "Wong Peng Leong. said that this was another
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    The Girl Who Could Net Walk
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    Sel. Budget Approved
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    Cycle Thier Jailed
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    49 5 photo. THE Malaya Itfajoi < ieneral Sir Hush Sloekweil presenting i R\ s drdi i erttfirate t<» Moe] Kirn lionn t rii'Tuhvi ol the Voinnieei \i m\ Sei \U (04 p v < t Ihe parad, ground out side ln« Federal Council hainbera at Kuii* i nm. pui rei rati]
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    Ipoh Youth Plans lour, 3 Socials
    25 5 an So far. N rate i ral S Jan the _T a* A S honour ot the from S
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    A PPEAL ALLOWED
    34 5 A PPEA L ALLOWED I I In view of a reo -i"' l (if the Federal I that Regulal Crimin; allowed Ho. the year's impi on him by the X unlawful p ip rubbi
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    BETTER PAY FOR 6,600
    373 5 BETTER PAY FOR 6 ,600 Ch in ese Primary Teachers Will Get $6 Mil. More KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— About $6,000,000 more, yearly, will be spent on Chinese schools m thc Federation if the new salary scheme for Chinese teachers now being offered by Govern ment is accepted by all Chinese
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    Five Denial Nurses Pass Final Exam.
    113 5 PENANG, Wed.— Fr 1 Dei Nurses were yesterday presented with certificates after passing the final examtion, for Senior P^ v al es. They were told by Dr. [I vi c ter. Director Vied Sen ices Fed ratioi I ,va that they were pioneers m
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    $830 For St. Nicholas Fund
    101 5 THE i ghth list of donations amounting to $830 has been >ived from the following -he St Nicholas Home Maintenance Fund Appeal:.mount previously acknoyIged $14,112.20. onymous SIO. Mr. Tan Joo SIO. Chop Chip Lee $20, .i Fielding S3. Mr. S< on Kooi Him ISO S1
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    Unionist Appeals To Employers
    127 5 Unionist Appeals To Employers PENANG, Wed. -The basic reason why free trade unions are organised is to fig j against exploitation and a long as there are fre< ade unions m Malaya, all organlss will fight to ba such evil practices by emp ers who have no social conscience, the
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    Broke Islamic Law: Gets 2 Monlhs
    112 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Atmarjo bin Wario, a labourer from Fraser's Estate, Kulai, wSs sentenced to two months' imprisonment m the Police Court today, Under the Muslim Law, for having been intimate with t married woman. ntn n__iwn_n When Salam bin Junadi, the husband of
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    MALACCA SEA SCOUT WEDS
    50 5 MALACCA. Wed. I >c A istant Sea Scoutma er, Mr Kuah Beng Choon aid Miss Tan Bee Lian, two hers and popular mem of the younger set were married recently al he Mcth Church, here Sea Scouts m the settli ment were present at the wedding.
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    No Tax Without Service Decision
    146 5 MALACCA, Wed. "Municipal Councillors j i to day's meeting decided not to lew am nightsoil charges m the Municipality where there Is no nightsoil removal service. Earlier this year, fo the M had charged and i obtained payment foi removal m a town oi [nes
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    Ipoh Plans New Sewage
    10 5 Ipoh Plans New Se wage I .i \l B I
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    New Station Master
    22 5 •>P N SELLAPAH franjong Ma im transfer to Pale I X,: Mr. Sucha Singh ol KU swettenham succeeds him
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    The Paulian Bids Adieu To Director
    167 5 THE PAULIAN, lie rine ot St. Paul's Instit, Set mban, baa come ia bumper issue m celebration the Christain Brothers Centenary m Malaya. Number i trated witti pa*ges 61 pi covering ol ife m this schc I a h farewell to R >• Br.
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    35 5 photo, j TWO vermicelli manufacturing shops razed to the ground at Ampang New Village. The fire broke out at early hour on Tuesday morning. The damage Is estimated at $20,009, plus bags <d rice. Standard
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    Threw $1 At Constable
    64 5 JOHORE BAHRI Wed.— case hicb had been pending since Julj 15, 1951 was disposed of m the Magistrate's Court yesterday. The accused, Teh Ah Bee who offered $1 bribe i<> a constable, was fined $500. The Court w;^ told thai when the constable stopped Teh's car
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    Man Aquited
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    Mr. Dias Elected Malacca Vice-Pres.
    9 5 Mr. Dias Elected Malacca Vice-Pres. 1 iloi <■ i j
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    425 6 Review of Views World Of Fear THE future of world peace is far from bright, says Utusan Melayu commenting on World situation. Citing examples the paper says that the war m Korea shows tittle signs ol coming to an end. Africa is as chaotic as Asia. It is likely that
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      274 6 Sir: I. as well as many other readers, was startled by the letter from "Anxious*" which you published under the title: "Will a Chinese Head It?" That correspondent seemsto be m the know. If what he heard is true (which we fervently hope
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      202 6 Sir;— Mr. C. V. Devan Nair's continued detention is rausing much concern to his colleagues In the teaching profession especially so since Mr. P. V. Sarma was recently released and allowed to go to India. I understand that Mr. Nair had applied about six months ago
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    A NIGHT OUT- and what a performence!
    661 6 A NIGHT OUT- and what a performence! HUSBAND AND WIFE v .^fay JOYCE and RAY CHSaEBTON TV ERE going to hove a night out on Saturday. But before we can kick off our shoes at the end of it and soy, "That was a grand evenirg, wasn't it?" there II
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    POSSIBLE STEPS TOWARDS A STABLE SOCIETY
    1051 6 POSSIBLE STEPS TOWARDS A STABLE SOCIETY BMti:\KiE9mVX #V h t:\vi By The Times Correspondent '"THE present troubles m Kenya are due to causes partly material, partly psychological. The material ones are m essence agrarian. The Kenya African is a small peasant farmer whose only alternative employment is to go out
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    10 6 "Funny! could have sworn someone screamed m here!'
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    Another S-EA Meet Planned
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    Huge Amounts Of Food Await Scouts
    45 7 IT (UP)— Organisers are assemonng for 11.000 Boy Scouts who at Greystanes, neai B the will attend tne th an »3 000 pounds of 0 I 00 p i ,cc and their own coking. .pen the jamboree on New
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    PAK.'S KASHMIR CONCESSION
    246 7 Will Withdraw Troops If India Does Likewise UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 17. (AFP) Pakistani Foreign Minister, Sir Zafrullah Khan, yesterday offered to withdraw Pakistan troops from Kashmir. He made this concrete proposal before the Security Council during the debate on the Kashmir issue. Sii Zafrullah Khan stressed however
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    36 7 litioin \dan (0..t/ M u lb* I-. :<h freigll Gl ot/ who 1~. .-I ih.it M ailr his skip it" his .tppoinU-d t»nimuni< itions Mm l apaaj wire- |m tin- firsl ,v i Ike -hip. AP
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    NATO AGREES TO SUPPORT I-C WAR
    182 7 NATO AGREES TO SUPPORT I-C WAR PARIS, Dec. H. The Atlantic Council today adopted i resolution submitted by France, asking that the Council recognises that French resistance to aggression m Indo-China is being undertaken m thc interests Of tlie whole world, and that North Atlantic countries grant France as much
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    VOICE VOTE WINS THE DAY
    76 7 LONDON. De 16 (UP) about attack on government efforts to curb terrorism m Kenya colony amounting to J a i ill for a vote of no confi-i den c m the Churchill cabinet j defeated m the House of arsons tonight by a vote of
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    Note To Russia
    34 7 THE: State Department yesterday note to the Soviet asking lor compensatj for loss of an American bomber and crew shot down by the Russians north of Japan on Oct. T A.F.P.
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    SUPPORT FOR UN ENTRIES
    98 7 SUPPORT FOR UN ENTRIES :ED NATIONS, Dec. 17 (Reuter) Pakist < *erday supported the Communist proposal for th e bloc admission of 14 applicant states to the United Nations, a solution to the deadlock on the membership issue. Mr. am, (Pakistan). m the special Political Committee said that the 14
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    Canton Closure
    10 7 THE Bril '.wv ned Asiati< >any iias AP
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    Jap Police Probe Int'l Spy Ring
    130 7 TOKYO. Dec. 17 (AP) The Foreign Office dis day thai police are working on an involved international spy case which the Japanese press said, involved an official of the Russian Mission m Tokyo. While police have mac, arrest. th e Foreign Office m Japan
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    He Wants Bars On Windows
    101 7 SINGAPORE City Councillor. Mr. Lee Choon Eng (Labour We>n has written a letter to the Estate Manager, Singapore Improvement Trust, suggesting the provision of iron bars to windows of SIT houses m Beatty Road. Petain Road and Sturdy Road areas. He pointed out that the
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    40,000 Applied
    84 7 ONDON Dec 17 (Reuter) —About 40.000 former British prisoners of the Japanese and widows of former prisoners have so far applied for their share of seized Japanese assets m Britain. Mr. Derick Heathcoat Amory, British .Minister of Pension? said m the House of Commons. THE Bey of Tunis
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    68 7 Stoncord London Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 17. The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market todoy: LONDwN RUBBER LONDON TIN 2V SP° r £944 per ton bpot buyers, £944/10 sellers Ja-v/Mor.- 25 Three month*: £941/10 Apr. June 24 2 buyers, £942
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    Tiara For Thai 'Queen'
    77 7 BANGKOK. Dec. 17 (Reu-ter-AAP) Miss Thailand of 1953 selected at the Constitutional Fair m Bangkok Is :viis s Prachit Tongurai, 18. ami her other measurements are: Height 5 ft. lin.. busl 33 ins., waist 24 ins. hip 36.. weight 7 st. 3 lbs. Among the prizes
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    Strike Threat By Seamen
    63 7 DJAKARTA, Wed.— The allIndonesian Seamen's Union. today threatened to stage a protest .strike againsj KPM throughout Indonesia and Singapore unless KPM imn < diately reinstates two union members who were fired on Sunday because of their refusal to work overtime. The Union handed KPM a formal
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    100 Kazaks End 16- Yr. Flight From Red Tyranny
    269 7 100 Kazaks End 16- Yr. Flight From Red Tyranny ISTANBUL, Dec. 17 (AP) Mo than 100 wandei g aks" from Eastern Turki tan have arrived after a hard and dangerous 16-y< flight from Ru dan < ommunist domination to seek a new life m Turkey. a group Of 102 arrived
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    Sparkman Meets Mossadeq
    43 7 photo. Senator John J. Sparkman (left), DemocratAlaska, shakes hands across the table with Iranian Prime Minister, Mohammed Mossadeq daring a day-and-a-haJi visit to the Iranian capital during a world tour studying aspects ot the Mutual Security Pro gramme. A. P.
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    Nehru's Efforts Impress Asians
    225 7 TOKYO. Dec. 17, (I I'), -lop Asian uiy«^»w here next door to the Korean war hope Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru will not abandon his efforts to end the Korean conflict by compromise. The Japanese and many f attier peoples in' the Far Ejs* have been
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    Ike Has New Plan To Fight The Cold War
    161 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. (AFP)— The magazine" Unit) States News" reported yesterday that General Dwight I senhower has drafted a 21 point programme to wrest the initiative m the Cold from the Soviet Union m A and Europe. The points listed mclv the
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    U.K. Wrested Med. Post—Churchill
    166 7 U.K. Wrested Med. Post Churchill LONDON Dec. 17, (AP). Prime Minister < Inn chill nroudlv announced m thc House ol I wnmons Tuesday that Britain had wrangled Allied command bi the Mediterranean. He said- it was "very markable" that Britain s Admiral Earl Moun! batten had obtained the job despite
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    Lattimore Is Indicted or Perjury
    119 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. (AFP) Pi >fe sol Owen I .re former St te Depariint adviser of F;ir Eastern Affairs, was indict by a Federal Grand Jury perjury during a Senate sub-committee inquiry. The mdi ent of 1 ttimore is based on two main cl arg<
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    220,000 Pounds Bombs On Reds
    162 7 SEOUL, Dec. IT, (1 P) Imerican Super! iropped 220,000 pounds oi bombs toda\ M twi Mg Red supply areas deep Kb North Korea despite 1 htm J rvercast and hurricane force winds. B-29s Ing from t'■ ised radar to aim 500-pi x>mbs through a cloud
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    Tito Breaks Tien With The Vatican
    36 7 I IT (Ui i communique B l The Tan j... "J nint "v Stepinac en a U I lit lin j provinces. In U lay. Tito sa tl i would
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    Reason For Price Drop
    56 7 Standard Londoa Correspondent LONDON. W cent drop m rubber pi \s a drop m > peculative hed oil shortage m synthel concern over thi supplies posed by m Indo-China m I London rubber i i pre nounc< d in< r< crease of synth< as a "jockeying
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    Correction Please
    18 7 THE internationa ri ol and opened it by stah 25 m favour. 22 Bi US— Reuter
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    Nam Il Protests PoW Killing
    20 7 Nam Il Protests Po W Killing HONGKONG. Dec IT P king R nounced toda: Nan, odged a of 120 H
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    Nigerian Cabinet Minister Sacked
    32 7 rian rah led pelled from his i oci ol and Mie lie and African m Nigerian Govern Njok I and P and Mr. Okoi Ankpo (1 I i
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    Rocket Record Equalled
    132 8 Rocket Record Equalled WASHINGTON, Dec. 17, fAP) The altitude record tor ngle-stage rockets— l3s miles j was equaled yesterday by the Navy's Viking 9 rocket at lithe Army White Sands proving Minds, Las Cruces, the Defence Department said. When the fuel supply of liquid oxygen and ethyl alcohol was exhausted,
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    $21 M. For NS PWD Proposed
    103 8 SEREMBAN, Wed. The I supply bill making provision |of $21,179,950 for nublu- ser- vices m Negri Sembilan during 1953 will be brought up at the jet meeting ot the Negri I Si te Council on Dec. 28 m mban. I Before the meeting. Negri
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    Pilot Killed
    38 8 MANILA. De 17: Iv A Philippine air force pilot trainei he was flying burned m tir and crashed m Cristo. m Pampanga ince. The oilo- wa is Lieui Restituto .lose (23) ot the 6th r Squa
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    Foreign Firms In Pakistan To Register
    103 8 Foreign Firms In Pakistan To Register KARACHI, Dec. 17 (AP The Commerce Ministry cently gazetted an order un U which no importer or exp< including foreign firms shal allowed to carry on business Pakistan unless registered this country. N firm shall be registered unless at least half total strength of
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    Indian Shipping Firm Opened In Hongkong
    131 8 HONGKONG, Dec. 17, (Renter).— Mr. Gopala Menon Indian Government Representative In Malaya. today officially opened the North China Steamship Company, the first Indian-owned shipping firm to be established m Hongkong. Mr. Menon said that inco from Indian shipping had increased nearly ten times m
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    Sunken Ship Is Refloated
    239 8 THE 312-ton coastal freighter June, which sank under the weight of nearly 400 tons of water pumped into her by fire-fighters when she caugnt fire last Sunday while moored at Telok Ayer Basin, has been refloated. Pumping out the water commenced on Tuesday by the International
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    German To ßuild Port In India
    51 8 German To ßuild Port In India HANOVER. De H (AFP) I— AG Dr. Gei j ha? Indian I U .viih the porl r of < mci The [nd has earmarked 130.000.000 rupees for the truction ol the porl which has he. -an to Indian tn ti has become a P
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    Mao Finds Trade Embargo Costly
    130 9 »M. N iUi r (UP)— The Initeci Nations S;i. with i umnniMist China is farcins t<» !n,m Russia at black-market re fa evidence tl;at they (to Do t |j k( it c reed by ••> m H< pay b for a Sovh In Hong* (V
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    JAPAN BUYING COLONY COPRA
    244 9 Mo^ To Supplement Her Imports From RI JAPAN has been buying small quantities of copra from Malaya m the past months, according to Singapore traders who estimate the total tonnage shipped to Japan to be around 500 tons during October and November. Trade sources believe that
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    Tropical Woods For Pulp
    151 9 ROME. Dec (Reuter) ternational pulp and pa] v j experts have found 1 pulp I industry based on I ropica! sub-tropical woods and agri I ture trds is a feasible nmercial un r1..-. tog, the i United Nations Food and A j culture Organisation announc- cd.
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    U. Malacca Has Profit Of $335,582
    116 9 U. Malacca Has Profit Of $335,582 UNITED Malacca Rubl 1 I ates reported a working profit for the year to April 1952. of $335,582 after provision for all normal expen and depreciation. The balance brought forward from the last account 1 was $40,997 making the total i sum available at
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    Japan To Cut Tax On Export Goods
    7 9 Japan To Cut Tax On Export Goods
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    120 9 COMMODITY PRICES n ORING rubber prices. treats net lb i m Singa pore resterdas *ere: No I l{ s > Spot loose x:; x; I t) B. m bales lan. No. 1 R.S.S. 831 831 No. I K!!s 7gj 7g| No i!vs 752 Tone: Stead] after I ONftON R| BRKR
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    Mac Millan Pledge
    26 9 BRITAIN'S Housing Minister, Harold dai Millan, toi.i Parliament on T he will x Britain's ti^ht build i licence laws next year. A. P.
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    Food Position Is Worse
    146 9 LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, Dee. 17 < UP). —The world food supply picture is not only darker than it was before World W.ii 11. but "gradually worsening" as population gains Outrun production increases, g top Agriculture Department otTiciai reported yesterday. Vlr John Haggerty, director of the Departments
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    Share Mart Was Quiet
    140 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Thi Malayan share market was quiet m all sections today with quotations at slightly lower levels than those prevailing on Tuesday. Small business v reported. ChatiL s'.5 prices arc: I MM STRIA I S Buyers Sellers w Neave Ord. 247 2.55 Fed. Disp. 2.07
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    RUBBER PRICES
    65 9 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices tin cents per lb.) terday <Dec. IT> were: Bayers Sellers No. 1 R S.S. Spol Loose 83 83i R S.S. f.o.b. No 1 Jan. Rl'.i 84 No.' 1 Feb. 83J Xo 2 Jan. 7H 79 No. iJ Jan. ~<~i
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    Oil Issue: Dulles Not Consulted
    70 9 NTEW YORK. Dec 17. CAP) j; ry of S1 said ho had noi been consulted about an American plan lot Iran oil dispute He denied a report that, he was I See- ot State Dean A I to British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden calling on
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    Malayan Banks Exchange Rates
    33 9 1 MALAYAN Exchange B I II (0.D.). York (T.l 1 '16 CO D on -> S. D>: k 32 R 16. Can i -and H f\ Othei i ..u'n on.
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    TV LINK TO JOIN ALL FREE ASIANS
    54 9 TAIPEI; Dec. 17. (AP).- It the dreams ol New York lawyer come true, the free areas of A>n will one day be linke;l with other parts nl thc a mid m I \a>t l\ system. I Holthci v tkms Commftt D gran "We
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    Copra Market Was Active
    86 9 THE i ice market m Sing apore vas quiet m all sections with the exception o: copra. Copra had I per picul and -< on a Cocoi I buyers m ed $54 1 with no busines passing. Betel out $28 (split* -md $2 ("who i (sellei
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 9 HONGKONG, Dee 17—Special Standard Service Closing prices on Ihe Hongkong Exi today were $15.9 to £1 sterling: 4375 to US to Malaya 10.3880 to one Indonesia Rupiah; Gold $280 00 to i c lael.
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    Menzies Warning About £
    35 9 Menzies Warning About [linn P i I recorded of J through c < F vertibility < In 1 pa t 1 i I ting Corporal I I, c del The pi i ov. efforl and specific ro-op.
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    39 9 Mr. B 11. Meluani. Minis ins Director of M. .1 I hanrai. Singapore and lion. Secretary of the Sindi Mereharts Afloaclation will fly by PA to BOBffkonC 'm a btMnaeaa-pleaavfe trip to day. Mrv MetwajMl v .11 lrtimpinj hna
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      What It Costs To Live In S'pore
      355 10 Sir;— My attention has been drawn to a report that the Govt. is to investigate whether the presents rates of pay of locally domiciled officers are adequate. This sounds very silly and will be a waste of precious time and energy. Investigation is
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      Want More Tunnels?
      170 10 Sir; I have followed with amusement reports m the Press about the "treasure hunt" m the Japanese tunnel at Marsiling Road. However I can assure you that there is no "myster.\ about this tunnel at all. The Japs were going to fight for Singapore Island, hill by
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      MR. SUSSKIND
      133 10 Sir; I gly endorse "Anacrusis' remarks m last Friday's "'Music Notes" concerning the visit to Singapore next June of Walter S kind to accompany the Soprano, Joan Hammond. It seems a pity that it has not been possible to invite Mr. Susskind to conduct the Musical Society's Orchestra
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      Hauling Vegetables From C. Highlands Causes No Delay
      507 10 Sir; In reference to your article m Sunday Standard, it is not correct to say that to haul vegetables from Cameron Highlands by lorry causes any undue delay. Lorries leave the Highlands about noon and arrive m Singapore at about 8.30 the
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      DISCOURTESY ON ROADS
      77 10 Sir: I am a new comer to the Colony and was amazed at the lack of courtesy shown by the majority of motorists on my trip by car recently to Singapore f ter dark. My driver dipped his headlights for oncoming traffic but m nine cases out
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      NO CHRISTIANS HERE
      218 10 Sir: The Cinematograph x llms Ordinance 1952 (introduced m the Legco) appears to have some shortcomings. The Committee of Appeal which is to consist of 17 persons does not seem to provide for any representatives of the Christain religion. There are representatives for the Chinese, Hindu and
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      THE LAW SAYS...
      171 10 Sir; According to Section 26 (3) of the Municipal Elections Ordinance No 2G of 1943 under which elections to City Council are he'd, any voter desirous of contesting the elections must make a Statutory Declaration as per Form 11 under Schedule One of the said Ordinance which,
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    754 10 STANDARD PATTERN S ERVICE By ROSALIND RATNAM 1 1 RE are rhe sewing instructions for The Standard Pattern No. 38, which appeared m the Sunday Standard on Dec. 14. Note: 1 With your pattern pieces you will receive an identification chart which will show m miniature the various pattern pieces
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      166 10 SEtiSm. bbb^b* The \jria.nt Sid veint ci e/*o o*f sill 'timet .../n fhe ep/c tradition of 'The Covered V/ag 0n *Omarron" and "fled River" jmmmw^mmm """"B- ijl*t^ai-^H a^am iT s mmmr mtf^SfmmmmLm\mlGk n&/ M JLmmm*. IBM BB^kl HOWARD HAWKS B B BI B? B* B- B B^^B mmmßt- m^mmt' m\~—
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    KOed After Great Save
    67 11 R.A.F. Changi aiui HA F S< .yed to goalless :ter e^tra time m an key con etil :r c at Seletar c t lay. The game was play.-: pa with Changi domin- y in the first half. T v briilia nee work S tar side tcks.
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    Clean Sweep By L. Strike
    82 11 Clean Sweep By L. Strike HONGKONG "T> (AP>. Striki linton earn ol Sii aga the H night m the On j* Poh Lim. m an exhibi- ne, beat Loony Pan 8, 18—1.'. Oat Poh Lim a partni with Francis Rozar kong t< '..oong Pan Yap and D. CI a straight
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    JAA DECIDE ON SEDGMAN
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    Malaya vs. Ceylon Athletics Yearly
    292 11 COLOMBO, Dec. 17, (LP).— The much discussed and oft-postponed Malaya-Ceylon athletic contest has now become a fixture. At a special meeting of the Committee of the Ceylon Athletic Association, it was decided, m consultation with the Malayan authorities, to fix a date m February. Malaya
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    95 11 THE put ure below began the incident which precipitated a near-riot during the soccer match between the River Plate of liuenos Aires and New ells Old Hoys of Rosario, m Rosario, Argentina, December I. The Cngiish referee. Mr. Dyekes. not seen m picture, sent off the local player. JM. Lopei
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    Rota Raja School XI To Play In KL
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    Junior Clubs Also Begin To Kick
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    Two Colony B'ton Finals Next Week
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    32 11 Rangers W in 5-1 Town Rangers beat Royal Artillery Corps 5-1 played at the Farrrr Park md yesterday. Scorers for Rangers were Roberts (3), Teoh Hock Se< R Brti *>red V.rtill only
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    25 12 King George V Rout Raffles Rafflei first tc ng i N i a five-o rum final nore X i D I i I I V.
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    Too Well Collared .
    58 12 Too Well Collared BIT not this time! A J hard running King George V player is j well collared when 5 trying to break from J a loose maul m yes- J terday's rugby game J when King George V J School ot Seremhi.i I trounced Raffles In- J stitution
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    536 12 ANOTHER scalp was added to the St. Andrews School Rugger XV collection, when m a thrilling, even game thej defeated the hitherto victorious Bukit Mertajam High School at WunHsvillp hv fl sinelp try <3 points) to nothing, Win Ho. St. Andrews hookkgain shone m the
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    Sime Darby, Shell Final
    51 12 Sime Darby Sports Club will meet Shell Company S.C. m the final ot the Singapore Commercial Houses badminton championship. Sime Darby heat Borneo Motors 3-2 and Shell Company beat Imperial Chemical Industries 4-1 m the semifinal of the tournament played at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last
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    Chalmers Will Miss Cup Final
    69 12 Mr. James Chalmers, a prominent member of the SCC and Singapore civilians rugby team, leaves the Colony for the United Kingdom by Comet today on leave. He will therefore miss the final of the HMS Malaya rugby m January. His departure will also leave a
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    Varsity Unlucky To Lose
    196 12 SEREMBAN, Wed. A XS Hockey Association XI beat the touring University of Malaya by I—o today. Th c Varsity were unlucky to lose as they had the* better of the exchanges and only the brilliant goalkeeping of iMohd Ali, a last minute substitute and >ound defensive
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    SELANGOR BOYS BEST
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    Colony Too Good For Negri Boys
    169 12 Colony Too Good For Negri Boys M^Uiirtmr, superior m an departments, Deal Negri Sembilan by two goals to nij m the first match if the inter-state combined schools quadrangular loin tiament which concluded yesterday. Singapore opened the score m the 10th minute when Onr Leng's angular shot from thc top
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    2 Special KL Races
    119 12 2 Special KL Races THE Selangor Turf Club gold :up meeting will be held un Teb. 7, 11 and 14 for horses •lasses 1 and 2. In addition to the l| miles >old cup race which i s worth 58,000, another special race. he Henggeler memorial trophy vill be run.
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    Johnson Out Of Test Team
    97 12 ADELAIDE, Dec. 17 (Reuter.\AP) Australia's team for the second cricket test against South Africa, beginning m Melbourne on December 24. shows one change from that which won the first test. Jim De Courcy. the N< South Wales batsman, replaces lan Johnson. Victoria's I oil-spin bowler,
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    221 For Penang Races
    1327 12 PENANG, Wed.— A total of 22J horses, comprising 60 class 1. 79 class 2 and 82 class 4 has been entered for thc Penang Turf Club's Christ-mas-New Year meeting. They are: IS I R! N .'\|> Rl til or IM '.I or I I.M Adonis v
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    IC Golf Result
    26 12 The result of the Singapore Island Club December L.G.U. competition was: winner: Mis. Clements IDS 30 7.'i, runner-! Ip: Miss Reiliy 110 36
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