Singapore Standard, 27 December 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    22 1 Singapore Tiger Standard *s, A. j: *^^^X m f!££g£mmmt VOL. 11l NO. 177 SATUS >AY, DECEMBER 27, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    DON'T IGNORE STALIN OFFER
    417 1 Observers In Moscow See New Approach NEW YORK, Dec, 26: While Am bassador Ernest Gross, the American delegate m the United Nations, dismissed Stalin's asserted willingness to meet with President-elect Eisenhower to ease world tensions, Western diplomats m Moscow suggested that a new ap proach to
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    They Sang 'The Lord Is Come'...
    137 1 They Sang 'The Lord Is Come'... had «uai I i. th<- I ,1 i lathered the I on ii isl pleasmil. l they v them afcftßg la lech al ■>■ the >i<--.-p larlnded m Ihe SM. ll'-. !in Sfeat i thea being I to farm. Im.', ited t.) t a
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    An Xmas They'll Remember
    39 1 An Xmas They'll Remember R L m P d T i r C B eivi S I I br is an I on the r fine work. ped a plannini B S m X be one of I ompleU
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    X'mas X-ray
    12 1 men iaa parcels Pre D Eisenhower, ved bel Reuter photo.
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    Downed Radrodro Loses On Points
    649 1 Downed Radrodro Loses On Points AMEBI B ..pore ci; Radru md Happy World lium lasl -il which held war rowd rned up for a th. h. Round Seven i Rnr; down to a rt- i for a nineeavy going all man who was sparri g partner for y Turr I
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    Truck Skids, Four Injured
    41 1 THREE civilians and a I er were injured yesterday a military truck, which v as taking them home from office kidded while taking i bend'al the 5i mile Pasir Pan|an« Road yesterday lbe ii,.. > landed v iiC
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    9 BANDITS INN XMAS STOCKING
    259 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Iri— Nine more bandits were put out of the way over Christmas by killing and surrender. An auxiliary police squad m ambush, positions m tbe Kam pong Laut area. Kuala Kangsar. Perak yesterday killed two terrorists. Iwo rifles and ammunition were recovered. In
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    67 1 TWO people were killed and two others seriously Injured when their car (above) crashed into a tree on Bukit Timah Road, near Newton "ireu on Christmas Day. The dead were Sum Kal Cheong (35) and Lee look Knan (41). both of Singapore. Lee was driving the car at the time
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    Ulu Selangor Rabies Campaign
    55 1 AIL dogs m Ulu Selangor are to be vaccinated between Jan 2 and 8, 1953. The vaccination ci nl es will be announced There will be a charge tt $5, which includes registration. Vaccination m Kuala Lumpur will take place between Jan 12 and 31. at
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    Loan Deadline
    41 1 THE list of applications I i the $50 million Federal will close at 12 noon on Thursday. Jan. 8. However, for small subscribers there is still adequate time for them to submit their applications I r the lo; a
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    2 Stranded On Ghost Isle
    260 1 AN attrai tive girl of nme-l teen yesterday evening stood on the stern of a fast Marine, -c patrol lamn-h ;.u directed the police to an Island ofl Singapore. An hour earlier, she had been taken ofl the island where she was marooned ing Christmas
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    NY Times Don his 'Words'
    137 1 NEW YORK, D (Reuter)—Marshal St m must match words with < fore his offer a Korea peace bid and to cona meeting i Eisenhower can I iously, the N said editorially I ight. and view ing Mr. Stali m the light of the S record,
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    WOMAN DEES IN KL CRASH
    47 1 '.LA Ll IPUR. Fri.— A Chinese woman eye hived m a collision with c lorry and killed this morning hi mile Kiang R nt occun rds Ku; Ki.v I to the r ked into tl small shop] oung, married v. killed m
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    63 1 sfN anri a hi they b \m.| t t i is a i Heel lohn V. md his I, of I i nths i John sailed R.M .8 Imet r. <• two i m i The it n ate nhi m it*- .n tion ail I < ommutti-ts m the
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    109 Persons Charged
    34 1 m i 5 I P book I m ami various oft" 'i including Mr. E. ii l Net the S Fourth Police •r to tin l I with tl 1 i
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      11 1 JirVEM/Y_l i W 7r^-ZUrm KUALi LUMPUR PENANrf C^S AND BUILDERS HARDWARE
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    Singapore Will Go In For
    197 2 SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME Skyscrapers, Says Pepler Standard Staff Reporter SIR GEORGE Pepler, British town planning expert, said yesterday that Singapore m future will see more and more tall buildings m the Colony. Sir George who is here to make Singapon the best planned
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    GIFT FOR A BRAVE BOY
    70 2 ONG Kong Ah. aged two. put on a brave and happy snub' when Father Christmas entered a ward m St. Andrews Mission Hospital during the Christmas party yesterday. Ong was the first to be greeted by Santa Clans and lir* w;i> also the first one
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    Lo Accidents Lallang Fires
    68 2 OF 33 calls made on the Singapore Fire Brigade and; Ambulance services on Chnst- Day. 18 were for people,' injured m traffic accidents. Seven calls were for the Fire Brigade to deal with lallang fires, while the ambulan was also called out to convey to the
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  • Electoral Roll
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      UK Sa stem Unsuited To S'pore
      180 2 SINCAPOKE will not have the system of automatic registration of voters which is m force m Britain. The Electoral Reforms Committee appointed by the Government has turned down a suggestion for introducing the system here. The Committee held tt was too cumbersome a system
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      MUSIC CONTEST AT B. PAHAT
      91 2 BATU PAHAT. FrL— A very successful music and singing j competition sponsored by the' Batu Pahat UMNO was held at the Chens Siew School for two nights. mi n aid of the Batu Pahat UMNO Welfare Fund Eight music parties took part In the competition
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      Found Hanging
      36 2 A CHINESE was found hanging on the door of his j house at an address m Orchard Road at 5.15 a.m. on Boxing Day. He was dead when the ambulance arrived at the scene.
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    Police Welcome 'Op. Service'
    283 2 HAILING "Operation Service, recently launched by the Federation Police, as a great experiment, the Malayan Police Magazine editorially warns that "it is not only m Ireland that all the peoplejire united agin the Government." It adds that the Police should not delude themselves into believing thai
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    English Xmas For Students From Malaya
    107 2 SEVERAL Malayan students now studying m Eng and, including from trie Malayan Teachers' Training College at Kirkbv. Lancashire, spent 3n English Christmas a th English families. The students were on Christmas vacation courses organised] by the British Council and all of them stayed m
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    Learning The British Way
    93 2 STUDENTS from Singapore and Malaya will be learning how they live m England, j Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland m holiday courses j given by the British Council m j the United Kingdom during the rest of this year. Among the students to take these courses
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    New T. Katong Girls' School
    47 2 THK new Tanjong Katong Girls' School will open on Jan. 12 and should not be confused with the two other Haig Road schools. It wiil have !<-ur S-rt VI classes and three Std. U classes, and the stafl v: elude nine teachers.
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    Nicoil's Message
    37 2 Ni coil's Message THE Governor of Singapore. Mr. J.F. NicolL, will broadcast his New Year message to the J people ol Singapore at 625 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 31. over the Blue network of Radio j Malaya.
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    More Join Singapore City Assn.
    123 2 WITHIN six weeks the membership of the Singapore City Association has rtsea to 2.")4 members. This association is non political and aims al safeguarding the social, cultural and economic welfare of the people of Singapore. The objects of thiv aSSOCiS tion is to fosfc r
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    Relief Fund Needs Help
    94 2 THE Singapore Regional Indian Congress rea an appeal ior tunas tor the cyclone victim, ol ti lia from :he Cyclone Belief C mmittee, Nagapattinam. Y.a.i ra St 4 Mr. A. N, Mitra. Prisident of the Singapore Regional Congress appeal? m turn to all social workers who
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      396 2 NOTICES la Ke H. Soma Dah Deceased 'OLONLT MUCKING WRITTEN TENDERS ore Invited for ONE YEAR LEASE of *c fo raring coconut planlatj a* I M Mfle tone ''t• n, Tampenle Roads and known as Mukim XXII Lot* Nos. 15-37, l«-2, pr is ng an approximate area of 65 acres.
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      544 2 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENT j Tl c I iraily ot the late Mr. v Nan Chin thank ali ie to paid night visits, atte I an a lent cars, etc., g,.-. eat.'is monetary gifts iibers of the Buddhist Union for special services rendered. PERSONAL A\ OLD KRIF..\D"i request been complied with and
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      143 2 ACCOMMODATIONS VACANT R s t i room fulft shed bathroom attached, hot water Gezyer. full j board oniv Europeans. Phone j I Va< 7ms Siglap fully ed three bedrooms! -jei No tea money. B x T 1076 S.S FOR SALE VALUABLE RUBBER ESTATE FOR SALE PO years (12 < rs
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      174 2 AND tfl?/Wc 4k _41/A V V* I AVOID v V HeXT MORNINC HEADACHEYou should take two ASFRO tablets BEFORE you gc out two more next morning w- you waken. When you do th« y head wiil be clear and you v feel fit and active a* »ye« Roskopi; a-cw^ "___^'M
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    'TWAS A MERRY X'MAS... ...IN S'PORE
    91 3 'TWAS A MERRY X'MAS... ...IN S'PORE AT TKE ASRPORT KOTEh FILIPINO dancers Rene and Nicves with six-year-old Ditsy performing ot Raffles Hotel on Christmas Eve. ■A'&v: y^y ,-..:y _h»»___b«/,:.:^ AT THE Singapore Badminton Hall on Wednesday night. YVONNE CHEONG singer of the Capitol Chinese Restaurant. RIGHT: Mr. C.K. Dung performing
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      162 3 I I SEETWNG WITH fORV A T WL A&J£*s\ WHY SHOULD AH PUN MAM m*. AH'M. LET !"L A S ChS J U• A SmSmm\ REFUSALTOF££PH!H,VOUHG£DDJK FEET RAGGED T' DEE-LIVErMS WHEKJ A H DEE -L VERS TH^^J W*^fy M«J>:G?J«*£7UfiNSTOrHc KSror/riCE- ITINAWEEK-UKEAH [^REG'-AR MAIL r f ,,^^j^^; C^^^ V FUM WOOVAWK-FO'U'L
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    Importance Of Teaching Stressed
    266 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Director of Education m Singapore, Mr. R. M. Young, said yesterday that most people did not seem to recognize the importance of the teaching profession and tended to look upon it as a necessary evil which should be tolerated. Mr. Young was
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    KL Plans Chinese Art Show
    201 4 KUALA 1 UMPUH, Fri Earl j Ch pottery and por- In will be on show at an art exhibit m Kuala Lumpur, oeal March, organised by the Arts Council ol Malaya, collaboration arith the U S.l s. Tiie exhibition, wb eh will be the first
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    Christmas Message For The Blind
    107 4 Christmas Message For The Blind 'IHE. i M.Oi'iu -id person- :o Malaya were given a sp< i Christmas message over Radio l_a by Major D.R. B: dges. Welfare Officer for the Blind. Te :ng of his own blindness :h ye just before the end ]of Ite war. Major Bri jes
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    GIFTS TO ST. NICHOLASHOME
    92 4 THE 14th. list of donation? received for the St. Nichi a Home Maintenance Fund Appeal is as follows: Amount previously acknowledged $21,046.90; Ghim Khoon Estate Stafl Labour Force Shi. Nq Say Pen- $10, Dr. Lim Eng Cheang $100, Asian Staff 'if LPKed Pa'.ani Estate.* S. 1
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    Santa Brings Jog To Children In Penang
    501 4 Standard Staff Reporter PENANG, Fri. Hundreds of students warmly greeted Santa Claus, splendidly played by the Settlement and Municipal Councillor, Dr. N. K. Menon, when he rode m a decorated jeep to the various orphanages and distributed gifts to children from the Singapore
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      106 4 CHILDREN'S BUMPER MATINEES Sl k sfen TODAY TOMORROW 9a.m. COLORED CARTOONS plus COMEDY SHORTS plus "QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE" Chaps. 11 12 j 5 SHOWS TODAY DAILY j vi Ihi.m.. 1.45. i. 6.:;o 9 :s<i|».m. !rii!*i! A True A_dvc_-ture I Wail _Hs_H7*s "THE OLYMPIC i IK" _Vp.v/ Vhttngo feTj *BmW
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      316 4 *>*&)W_~a_BWfoi > -3**^^ SINGAPORE BUS SERVICES ENTERTAINMENT -imm'oki Malacca i\ PRESS (111 ll K<> \l»i CATHAY: The P sonei oi Ze Sa DEPARTURES: 730 a a 830 tOJBj 11 a.m.; 14.). 4 1"). SL! i ;-> L i -p. M dnighl Above and Beyond. ARRIVALS: ISO I LR and pa
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    MILE RECORD SMASHED
    2256 5  -  WINDSOR LAD Broadside Wins In Grand Style Ry I BIG SWEEP FIRST PRIZE *****8 $67,792 SECOND PRIZE *****0 $33,896 THIRD PRIZE *****6 $16,918 STARTERS $4,237 EACH 33 1181 I I i»D.">. *****3, *****3, *****3 21*>* > l 7 *****1, I *****. CONSOLATIONS $1,694 EACH No_; *****6 *****6,
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    India's Youths Raise IIopes
    113 5 I ONDON, Dec; 25 (Reuter) The Indian cricket team tn tour the We I Ladies ani\ c I here yesterday by air. They v.v c Southampton f> »r the West Indies In the "(_olflto w on Fi [day, Accompanjriiig the 15 cricketers wa- the team manafer
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    THE ARROGANT CHAMP
    368 5 MOSCOW. Dec 25 (AP) I Gi igon Noi ak. Russian weightlifting ehampi gained [renown yesterday m another Re i. It happened this way: Stalingrad was host to the Russian champion hip and Novak, second m beai eight class at the w.y- Olympic Games, was slated > d
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    Singapore Tiger Standard Independent Morning Newspaper
    83 6 Singapore Tiger Standard Independent Morning Newspaper 128, Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** C.bk b Telegraph Address: TiGERNEWS, Singcpcrc. BRANCH OFFICES: Printing House Square, London, EC 4. CUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45 S_?rcn Streef, 83, Cowan Street, S, Lcsth Streef, TJephone 4588. Telephone 829. Telephone 1055. NE*S SERVICES— Reettr, Atsociatcd
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    Fooled Into Defeat
    615 6 I the main battle-gn d for their PI attrition against the Democratic nations of c W. Communists have d their enemies to fight the wrong wars, at the v, ne at the wrong j. not altogether a coincidence that the re taking place m Asian countries— in
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    MALAYA AND THE ASIAN SOCIALISTS' CONFERENCE
    1389 6  - MALAYA AND THE ASIAN SOCIALISTS' CONFERENCE ALEX JOSEY 11 h ''THERE will be no repre- -en-alive from Singapore Socialists rt the Asian So- cialists' Conference to be i held m Rangoon early m January. There are probably 1 two reasons for this. In the 1 flirst place the Singapore 1
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  • We, the PEOPLE
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      Were Only MCA Members Killed By Reds?
      349 6 Sir:— I am shocked by the profound ignorance of "Another Chen' whose letter appeared m your issue of Doc 13. He does not know that teliing the people the truth and, for that matter, refuting a false claim calculated to mislead public opinion
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      A Better Name For The Squatters
      193 6 Sir; Resettlement Camps were happily renamed N i Villages by Sir Gerald Tern i he now give the Chinese, who have to live m these villages, a better and more accurate name than that of Squatters, by which they are universally kn Since the
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      WHY NO ELECTIONS FOR PERAK?
      217 6 WHY NO ELECTIONS FOR PERAK? Sir; Perhaps I am right when I say that although Perak is called the premier State m the Federation, it is m feet a somnolent State m the matter of according, to its vast population ol over one million people, the right to elect their
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      CHRISTMAS CARDS TO SUPERIOR GOVT OFFICERS
      195 6 Sir; With all due respects to the members of the Integrity Commission, and particularly to its Chairman, the learned Mr. Jus! ice Taylor, I humbly beg to differ with the view expressed by this Commission m the Singapore Standard of the 23rd. instant, that
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      7 6 aaa "Rlim«»v Vir>ar: Reen there
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    Farouk's Ignorance Of Muslim Laws
    272 6 Sir; Far< tik's Own Story makes very interesting reading but how much of it is true is any man's guess. However, m his anxiety to declare his innocence and to give righteousness to his deeds he has mispresented many teachings of islam. As Mr. KS.
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    ONE-SIDED HEARING
    120 6 Sir; Tn your paper of 17th there appeared Mr. R.L. Ether's article disclosing certain things about his son's case. Fi n this, one can understand the complete futility of the Detainees Adry Committee to inquire. It is not only evident that the hearing is one-sided but even the
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    Stalin Favours Meet With Ike To Ease Strain
    497 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 26,— Pr..- c I o suggestion of "diolomorir'/./ Ql,n nas soid he favourably of the new Eisenhower .dm£ S" n! re P r e g between Stalin ond American P-i" 9 WOrds a P ossible mee Mew York Times
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    66 7 The Brodie Siamese Twins, who are waging a grim battle* for life after being separated m a historic operation lasting 12 hours and 40 minutes, m Chicago. Dec. 17. ares l >• I I re one day after their birth on Sept. 16. 1952, m a hospital at Rock Island!
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    Ike Mum On Otter For Talks
    80 7 Ike Mum On Otter For Talks :'ORK. Dec. 2( I I owei mmci I estei Stalin's lid consider favour- proposal for a met ns. n"t have anything to thai this morning Eia MTasningtoi •nan a p< m replies to ire. •he Truman Adretaiix ii the Soviet more evidenn foreign p
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    19 MINERS DIE
    30 7 >~> CITY E> Nineteen miners I ol sei iously jured when a bus they <. riding to work era* i d a preeipiee. The t by faulty breaks i
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    Queen's Next Xmas In NZ
    73 7 AUCKLAND, Dee. .G. (AP)-— New Zealanders learnt yesterday that the Queen and the Duke of Kdinburgh will spend next Christmas m the dominion. Prime Minister Sidney Holland announced m a national broadcast when most families were assembled for celebrations that the Royal p.jrty will arrive
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    Xmas Cease-Fire In Korea
    186 7 TOKYO. Dec. 2<i Communist North Koreans hurled a Christinas Morning attack against United Nations positions on the eastern front, but m the west the Chinese troops stopped shooting at 8 a.m. By loudspeaker, the Chinese had promised the United Nations units opposite their lines on the
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    How They All Spent Christmas...
    505 7 How They All Spent Christmas I. OX DON, Dec. 26, (AP)— The world's Christians gather-; ed yesterday, around cheery hearths anri on frozen battlefields, to celebrate Christmas Day. In Europe and America, besides traditional church services, there was gaiety m festive parties and family gatherings. And there was a tremendous
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    Gurkhas May Join In Nepal
    169 7 KATMANDU, Dec. 26 (Reuj ter) Britain and Nepal are j expected to sign a temporary J agreement soon by which i Gurkhas will be recruited for the British Army m Nepal ln- stead ol m India as at present, Khatlgaman Singh, the King's adviser for
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    Jap Police Free Three Aust. Soldiers
    117 7 Jap Police Free Three Aust. Soldiers TOKYO, Dee. 26 (UP) j Three Australian soldiers were freed by Japanese police tonight after spending Christmas I Eve and most of Christmas Day m a Japanese jail. The soldiers were arrested and detained by Japanese police alter they were alleged to have attempted
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    Wrecked Pilgrims
    46 7 SCORES of shipwr Christmas pilgrims, m Efc turner! toward the Holy Land shrines on Christmas Day to give thanks for their deliverance from the tost of the survivors of the French liner Champollion were prepared to leave the hospitals to resume their pilgrimage. U.P.
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    Pope Appeals For 'Poor, Oppressed'
    237 7 VATICAN CITY, Dec. 2o (AP)— Pope Pins Ml addressed his 14th annual Christmas plea for peace to the world's "poor and oppressed" and criticized Com monism for its attack on the Christian faith and capitalism because it has not done enough to improve man's economic
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    The Queen: 'I Shall Strive My Utmost'
    457 7 The Queen: 'I Shall Strive My Utmost' SANDRINGHAM, i>e<. Hie teecfl resten summoned he, subjects aimniri the fEfce lo huild a better world m the sntir spirit of adventure that first brought Britain flarj under another Elisabeth lour centuries .;<;(». Speaking lj and with emotion, the young Queen appealed m
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    US Army Change
    19 7 United ties s. Thon mander of the F Division, will s TT s. !omi I- A.P.
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    Closer Air Traffic Control
    328 8 Joint Use Of Centre At Paya Lebar Airport Standard Aviation Reporter JOINT use of the new Air Traffic Control Centre at Paya Lebar International Airport by civilian and B A F. controllers has been agreed on. This is also the recommendation ol the Paya Lebar Advisory
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    Royal Flight
    33 8 THK Queen and other members the Royal Family have flown nearly 8.000 miles this year. With her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queer has travelled 10.000 miles b.\ air.— Reuter
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    US Screens BOAC Crew
    86 8 LONDON. Dt 26, (Renter >. Pii s s eening of a 8.0.A.C. crew under the McCarran-Walter Act on their arrival m New York on Christmas Eve lasted only a few minutes, an official said here yestei day The official, quoting a mes- sage from the 8.0.A.C.
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    AUSTRALIA HELD TO 16-RUNLEAD
    304 9 AUSTRALIA HELD TO 16 -RUN LEAD Ta) 'field Takes 6 For 84 Runs MELBOURNE, Dec. 26: (Reuter-AAP) rf off spin bowling fey Hugh Tayfield, who k six for 84, helped South Africa to hold aha to a first innings lead of 16 runs on second day of the second test
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    Sel. In Final
    31 9 ll i i Mri R i ri. LH nn-» -t Singa:lu tutal the 1 S M«! m i Rogbj com ion oa laa II aa i mUfcavei to
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    Kota Raja Win 2-0 At Batu Pahat
    33 9 Kota Raja Win 2-0 At Batu Pahat Fi lohore 2-0 m a r i aid I er of ed a good ring horc irt and C'nih Rai lahat. 1 lohore lohd. Kok. Rodron,
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    UK SOCCER RESULTS
    47 9 AP> I League I.l\ i**h>\ 1 County 3, Portsmou I B irn 1. B pool 1. •lester C. 2 d 1. i>i\i-i»>n m Sontfc d. 0. s a indo I Iter fl. b B P H 111 Northern Section] n 0. P 0. I
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    QUAD HOCKEY
    35 9 QU AD HOCKEY KUALA Ll VIPUR, Fri the roundup of the quadrangular hockey tournament N< g i Sembilan i1 angor 2 I- Pei tfc 7— 1. Selangor beal Pa] 1 and Negri d one Perak.
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    Sikhs Tri.TourneY
    37 9 m LUMPUR, Fri. iln S m nilar J nament. S- Singapore by five wickets at cricket. Re ol v ties were S angor bea- Pahang 4-1. Pahang beat Singapore .-5 i I Selangor beat Sii
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    43 9 svi (i) Roberta with a few of the boys of the Malayan Basic Trade School. These boys only 14—1.") years of aue are already members t>f the gymnastic team and on Satnroaj gave fine display al the passing out parade _t Nee Soon.
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    Wolves Will Remain On Top
    420 9 ENGLISH SOCCER PREVIEW LONDON, Dec. £6, (AP). -Tomorrows football games round out a busy Christmas holiday period for pro footballers. Most of the 92 English League clubs will have played two games m three days when the referee toots the final whistle tomorrow afternoon. It*.
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    Taiping Tigers'Maul Collegians
    287 9 Taiping Tigers'Maul Collegians TAIPING Fri. Staging a late rally m the closing stages of the game the Taiping Tigi managed to snatch a nan l. r r. potn's (three goals) to nine (three tries) win over Technical College on th e Esplanade on Wednesday. Kum Cheong. Ambri Puteh, Theam Bok,
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    Goals Galore In Xmas Day Soccer
    299 9 Goals Galore In Xmas Day Soccer LONDON. Dec. T> (Reuter) —Springlike weather <:n hristmas Day helped to produce some equally surprising resalts m the small soccer programme staged today when 16 English and one Scottish games were played In the League programme. The -l half of s rai games produced
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    Rugby Results
    52 9 LONDON, Dec. 2.1 < Reuter).— Rugby League results: Halifax 6, Huddersfield 12. Hull 9 Hull Kingston R. 16 ids 20 Batkv 16. 2. Saint 'Helen-: 22. Oldham 15. Swinton R Widnes 0 Warrington B. Wiyan 34 Sal ford 8 Workington T 27. L'dooi C 5 York 12. Fi
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    Selangor And NS Women To Decide C'ship
    552 9 Selangor And NS Women To Decide C' ship IPOH, Fri— Selangor and Negri women are now leading each with three points m the inter-CKC women quadrangular hockey meet at the end of the second days play. This evening Selangor were forced to I goalless draw by last year's champions, Perak,
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    Australia Will Have McGregor & Sedgman
    468 9 Australia Will Have McGregor Sedgman DA VIS CUP ADELAIDE, Der 2fi (AP) developments over a hot Christmas Day indicated that the Australians will pit their strongest team of K< n McGregor and I'rank Seclgman ag.iinst the Americans m the Davis Cup Challenge Round beginning next MOB- day. It had earlier
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    Blue Water Yacht Race
    84 9 SYDNEY D :> Seventeen yacht tod iy for tl f the mile Blue Water Ya at Race to Eiobart, Ta _he race Is being i foi i [ghlh ti.-::" and of three outstanding ocean ra kind I I are the 615 Hsh r tn< t Race
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    Woman Abandoned Sick Child.Court Told
    341 10 Woman Abandoned Sick Child.Court Told WHEN a woman discovered that the 17-montli-oJd baby u i r 1 whom she had taken tor adoption was stricken with incurable paralysis she abandoned the I'hild m a lonely patch ot grass at Leonie Hill Road, the Singapore Relic i Court Magistrate, Mr. J.
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    Husband Didn't Give Her Enough Money
    198 10 A PRETTY, young Malay worn ;m. Sukanana binti Sardi was all smiles when -ihe heard a court order made against her husband to pay ber $160 as maintenan from September to December this 3'ear. The order was ie by Mr. D.H. Chapman I m
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    Fed. Teachers Visit S'pore
    61 10 ABOUT 160 Malay men and women teachers from Kedah and Perak are spending their Christmas Holidays m Singapore. They are guests of the Singapore Malay Teachers Union. While m Singapore, they will visit many places including Botanical Gardens. Haw Par Villa, Kallang Airport, the Singapore Glass
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    You Can Get Your Green Spot Today
    321 10 You Can Get Your Green Spot Today Annoy Canning's Plant Opens, I TODAY the Arnov Can-] ning Corporation (Singapore) Limited wiil put its new American soft drink factory at Bukil Timah into operation and by noon thousands of bottles of these ideal thirst-quenchers should be available to the Singapore public
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    BIGGER RUBBER OUTPUT
    69 10 NEW YORK. Dec. 26. (AFP) The rubber industry make a I tntial contri tion to 1 I I -iesactivity indicated for next according to two top executives Harvey S 1 stone of the Firestone Rubber Company and P. W. 1. I h field. of the G> Tyre
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1000 12 Standard's RACE CARD Race i: riS pm.- Class 4, Div. i-S Furs. 4 Fairhead S v, Sr SD Scott Martin D.Jones i- X .k-" ..Jc Po" Franklin t r x.? B Eft Martin Tulloh im. Storm 3v 8* *Ml, Y< -Hock Seng M V B Kelen -^ft 9. LU Booj
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    KABAKA IS A STRONG TIP
    285 12 Prospects For 2nd Day Of Penang Xmas Meeting PENANG Kabaka, a three-year-old Sovereign ge'dinq strongly fancied to win the main class 2 division race over furlongs (Race 6) today, second day of the Penang Turf Club New Year meeting. A very stylish individual, Kabaka is
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    7. Unaware Has GoodCredentiah
    74 12 UNAWARE has never been out ol the Ihm his five recent starts. His figures real His effort was at Ipoh a fortnight a4O when finishing ond to Pax Haven over nine furlongs m field. He gets 9 lb. more m this althotifti 1 (j,, vvi a
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    Grandeur For Race 3
    198 12 Corrichard did not show up m his efforts over the seven and nine furlongs respectively at Ipoh a fortnight ago. He has shown encouraging form m his workout- and being a much improved sort he should give a better showing m this I Corrichard won here
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    1. Director Looks Good
    179 12 Director made up considerable ground m his last effort at Ipoh (six furlongs) to finish a good fifth to Many Thai m class 3 division 5. It was a good effort as he drew position 11 Down to this class D rector is capable of outsmarting
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    CSC Xmas Lucky Draw Results
    47 12 THE Singapore Chinese Swimming Club Xmas lucky draw m aid of SAT. A. and Association for the Blind resulted as follows: 1 ***** 2. H1972, 3. *****, 4. L 0156, -V li>Bo2. 6. *****. 7. *****, 8. *****, 9. *****. 10. *****.
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    Caulfield Is The Pick Of Race 2
    222 12 THE Ipoh winners, Caulfield and Tahiti and the useful Hoong Rao should fight out the issue of this race for class 4 division 1 horses over five furlong- Cauifield won with something m hand when he came through with a storming run to
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    8. C. Puffs Turn Today
    65 12 8. C. Puffs Turn Today Cawork he I Star m carrie I the extra fui be within Ipoh i: .ed a yen D ng his He should F. tion and Mi sixth to Mi furlong? same we his last efl will not be v. to get the trip. Hit-the-Sp m
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    TODAY'S SELECTIONS
    140 12 Windsor Lad I Gay Heveller Goodwood UIKKCTOR MATA lIAKI ST AK YIN 1 humton Director Fly lite MAI A HARI Binnton Binnton C U LFIELD HOONG PAO AIRMAIL 2, Tahiti Canlflcld Tahiti Boons Poa .Miss Coy Caulheld (ii{A\ui;iR Grandeur hector Hector Heritor Heritor corrlcbard Hector Matinee vll£O\(»K VI
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    Seronok Deserves Another Chance
    349 12 Race 4 is a very open race. Pax Haven, Peter, Auld Reekie, Flame of the Forest and bottom weights Constellation and Seronok are the pick of this class 4 division 1 lot over seven furlongs. Pax Haven won convincingly over seven furlongs at Ipoh a fortnight
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    5. Stage Show In Top Form
    185 12 Stage Show ran two goodishj races at Singapore last month I finishing second to Olympic and Result over the mile and nine furlongs respectively. He is m the pink of condition and with 3 lb less since his last nine furlongs trip he should
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    Going Good
    38 12 THE going: for today's races will be very good as no further rain fell since Wednesday's shower. Best bets are Unaware and Stage Show. Yesterday s race results m Page 5. Other sports m Page 0.
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    Marciano Fighter Of Year
    307 12 NEW YORK. Dec. 25 (UP)— Television receipts compiled by King magazine today showed that boxing went ultra-modern m 1952. The magazine noted a record death list of 17 and warned that the sport is still packed with gladiatorial danger. For the first time re- j ceipts
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    The Annual Ratings
    301 12 The magazine issued the annual rating^ of prominent fighters today as follows: Heavyweight: Champion Rocky Marciano, 1. Jersey Joe Walcott. 2. Ezzard Charles, 3. Rex Lync, 4. Roland Lastaria. 5. Jimmy Bivin.s, 6. Clarence Henry. 7. Coley Wallace, 8. Johnny Williams of England. 9. Heinz Neuhaus of
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