Singapore Standard, 30 December 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
Total Pages: 12
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    21 1 Singapore Standard I^K f Vl 1 1 CA» V OL. 11l NO. 180 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    ATOM SPY IS FREED
    52 1 ATOM SPY IS FREED \Kl.i! 1> .ulantl. IP) ibe H estcra mvicted Dr. .V Niinn a release today >m n>d be* iviour," >'. i h he rr ha- publicly n*fuliui; atomic Ki v.i and still > ■omru'lnist. ofl the i ol a 10 "d Cai i rra< ked He to
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    Atom Plant For Britain
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    Only 4 Escaped
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    91 1 MORE than 1,000 gifcmbers of the 10,000Birong Naval Base Labour Union, who went on strike yesterday, lined up in front of the shops outside Canberra Gate of the Dockyard early yesterday morning to see how the first day of their strike was going on. Some ot them volunteered to picket
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    Ring 5111 For Bridgaed
    113 1 1 ni I OWING >ti ;-;«'-tion id* l>\ Siacsiptwc City < MUM i!!-ii .Mr. Lee Choon I u I abour Wfvt i. t; •!<•- pi)i)iii!t4 im the I at BriL'.td*' in i ntai u be a si t>i jilt* in ill i u{ di.ilimx .1 niunlxT
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    RECORD TOLL
    15 1 r-day Christmas United States B I the high- grand T fatal acci- UP
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    Mr. Nicoll Promises Singapore A Mayor
    422 1 THE Governor, Mr. J.F. Nicoll, yesrerday gave the assurance that it had always been the Government's intention that Singapore should have a fully elccied Council presided over by a Mayor elected by that He lid this yesterday at he open ceremony of ihe n
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    Nelson Was Not Amused
    62 1 LONDON, Dec. 29 (AP)— On Trafalgar Square's luntains nt the foot c >lumn became a frothy bubble terday of many but to ternation of public a] A pi :■:>! joker poured deinto strategic <vi>' i the pool. Water from the fountains churned it into itl Th
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    Queen Has Slight Cold
    75 1 SANDRINGHAM, Dec. 2!) Qi een Q>t at- morning or eveni service- y< rday were ui nfirraed rep >r1 that she is suffering from a ight cold. It had I n reported earliei thal t. Qi een bad to take care oi i 1:: or er 5?
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    2 Girls 2 Gifts, 2Ships,
    279 1 2 Girls 2 Gifts, 2Ships, A!! Added Up To A Bin Disappointment Standard Skipping Report*! IX Singapore last night, two little American girls learned for the first time how two big ships failed them this Christinas, their first in the Colony. Two gift parcels intended for them were sent from
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    ROYAL DEATH
    38 1 V we; Mulia Che Wan Teh binti Cl •Ei ■>' of the Raja of Perlis. (Hcd last Sat- day .it the I I ma Ar i. She 54 jreai < ■.< 1 tunei ;ii took place on S mday.
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    Back For Talks
    33 1 Major Gei rai Nav. al a •<•■ Agha Mobai i i< d Raza Pakistan Amba idor to Peking. i his vva back toKarachJ for consultation wrh his l; i QfneOt. Reuter
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    Winnie Has A Last Word
    89 1 LONDON, Dec. 29, (Renter) —Mr. Winston Churchill is meeting his cabinet tomorrow for last minute discussions on the eve of his departure for New York to meet Presidentelect Eisenhower. Mr. Churchill is expected to discuss some of the topics which could be included in an
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    FOGGYAGAIN
    26 1 THE British lsl< which got a brief respite from miserable weather during Christmas were beset yesterday again with choking fog, ram, .snow and ice.— UP.
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    A Golden Drop
    19 1 THE price oi gold has registered one of the biggest drops in recent weeks in Thailand.—A.F.P.
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    RATINGS TO THE RESCUE
    960 1 10,000Launch Wfl V SfYl KP Standard Staff Reporter TEN THOUSAND daily-rated employees of the Seletar Naval Base in Singapore yesterday launched the biggest postwar strike in Singapore, bringing practically all work at the Dockyard to a standstill except for essential services. These essential services Luch as
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    £500,000 HK Gift To Britain
    120 1 iION(.K()NC... Dec 29 (\KP>— The Hongkong (»ovemmeni is to make a INew y.ur Rift of UOO.OOO to Bnta.n a, a I**** «l <£ !on> > si -utrhilm-ss. it was anMo.MM.il hrre tmlay. tl o »i<i;il rommunlque ,u»U i.«» K'ft «a* l^ tt# tii-al exprfvsion ot
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    BIDAULT AGREES TO A THIRD TRY
    118 1 PARIS, Dec. 29 (Renter) Popular Republican leader Georges Bidault today accepted President Auriol's invitation to try to form France's 18th post- war Government. The President summoned Monsieur Bidault yesterday after Gaullist leader Jacq le Soustelle and Socialist Secretary Genera] Guy Moliet had both declined
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    Rubber Up 3 3/4 Cents
    32 1 THE pri< -c of rnbber rose to 921 irnts jreslerday registering a gala of 'M centa over the closing price before the Christmas bottdajs. (Report in Page
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    JAPAN VISIT
    39 1 PRESIDENT Syngman R e who u anti-Japan< t, g >ing to Japan on Jan I on to >ee Gen eU Mai k C r.. t'.X. Fur Ea C r:!ii;.n- the Korean Information Office said ye i day.
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    Air Pact Signed
    34 1 ax agreement for air iervices between Britain pud Japan wag signed ye terday Kat jo Ok. -i >;>ki, Japanese r tor Foreign Affaii i, s F'. Nt I) Tiinr.. the Bii-
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    MTU Decides To Get Fact-Finder
    96 1 PENANG, Moo. Following its tuo-dav meeting which concluded toiluv, the evcutive council ofl tinMalayan Teachers' I'nion has decided to reqpesfl «h«National Union of Teachers. United Kingdom, t<> <m<A immediately one of its officials to visit Malayi «< i fact-finding mission to help Malayan teacneri t<»
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    Rocky Poinl Bid Ahorlivr
    63 1 Rocky Poinl Bid Ahorlivr SEOUL, I) 29 [ReuterAAP). The Bth Army ;.n--noin. [ay thai heavii s\ Qghtin i oi Sniper Ridge in tnoi two weeks, started last i when more than 160 Chin icked the South K rs of Eiocky Point. Army spokesman the Koerans held Rocky Point and drove
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    Water? No, No
    29 1 MADAJ [E E1 iei I tin-Mallerin. born nc;ir P L852. aid on her 100th birthday ye terday ti reaching her a^c was: "Never drink v. Reuter
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    Only The Best
    22 1 THE United Stales Air Force ha assigned the world'i battle-tested jet flghtei to the defence of Northern Jaoai UP
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    49 1 plmlo Ai 1 1 l{ declaring the new Van Kit SwiMMtaf Pool •pea ycitfi^y 1 1»«* Gavci nor, Mr. .1. I Ni< oil, turn ♦•d \\\r door l< idm^ t«» th<* public pool uith a ittvn (<• and th«-n <nt<'r<'<l t!i<' pM niivrs the first nian l<t fi > so
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    Stormy Way
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    MACDONALD MOVES HOUSE
    512 2 CG Tells Why He 's Shifting To S'pore THE Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, will move into a new residence on January 16, after giving up his present residence, Bukit Serene in Johore Bahru, where he had lived for four years ever since he was appointed to his
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    Sew Swimming Pools Opened
    268 2 JUST on the fringe oi Chinatown, three swimming pools which will cater to the needs of about 140.000 people, were opened h\ the Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicoll. yesterday hi the presence of Singapore City Councillors rod hundreds or eager children living in the vicinity. The
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    Charity Lotteries Pay Tax
    134 2 Charity Lotteries Pay Tax Standard Stall Kepoiter PRIVATE lott< 3 run re for charitable rns are not exempted from paying the 20 per cent tax to Government because of •'political rather than financial c; 9Mr. W. C. Taylor, I .ancial Secretary, said rdaay. "What b larity?" I T asked a
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    $7.192 For Poppy Fund
    93 2 $7.192 For Poppy Fund PIONS for Dj j Fin his year lor t State ol ed to $7,192.85. lerived from the sale f pop- I 5, comb Fa y Dress n..v i the Resi- Iwo mahj* es. S,OQ I us( I poi age pa of i arioua dene nina^ were
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    Promotions Fot Six Officers
    58 2 LUMPUR, U.o.— I lion Govern;:. approved the ol 'he follow fficers of the •'nt of to Infoi ati n Off! i >■ i*l Grade. With effect trum 1. S., I Hussai i, Mr I! r, Ch, Ah Mohamed Zain. 5*5; A G Pawan; Mr. Yeong Koi
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    COD Service
    41 2 THE Postmaster Genera] Malaya, announces that, with effect from the Jan. I. l:'.">;j, the maximum amount of trie trade charge for a COD. par- j eel to or from India will be increased from Rupees 400 to Rupees 500.
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    Lightning Struck Their Mother Down
    190 2 SIX boys and a girl, wliose ages ranged from two to 15 years, came to the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday morning to tell the Coroner how their mother was struck by lightning. The girl, Cfa >r Giok, being r ho lest, tided ;he boys it
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    22 2 Mr. and Mrs. N/er Siew Hock were married in Singapore during the weekend. The bride was the former Miss Soh Phim Eng.
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    Man Bound Over—Tried Suicide
    124 2 Man Bound Over Tried Suicide LAM Kwee Hong (45) a tailor who flung himself in front of a moving bus because a letter from China told him his wife and only daughter had been executed by the Communists, was yesterday bound over to be of good behaviour for six months.
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    OFF BY AIR
    46 2 THE second batch of 28 scouts, under the leadership of Scout Master. Lim Soo Chye. eav< by air for Greystone. Australia, todnv to attend the Pan Pacific Jamboree. I' ided in the batch are two scouts from Brunei, Tengitan Momim and Abdul Awang.
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    '$50,000 Theft In Singapore' Alleged
    282 2 One of the biggest thefts in Singapore, in which $50,000 worth of textiles and shirts belonging to Associated Traders Limited were removed from a godown in Outram Road, had a sequel in the Singapore Firs: District Court yesterday. I In 'he dock stood Queß rliok
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    HE CHOSE JAIL TO $10,000 FINE
    299 2 J< »HORE BAIIRU, Mon. A i $10,000, in defai 11 18 rigorous imprisonment waa imposed b tl Pn Idi nt of the S< si ions Court. Mr. X. 1.. Cohen on a delivery postman, Amin bin Othman, today. ft ;.:n told the court that
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    Planning Body For Trengganu
    87 2 Planning Body For Trengganu A STATE Planning Committee will be formed to formulate and prepare lons-term plan£ for progress and developmenl in Trengganu. The Committee will be composed of a Chairman who will be the Mentri Besar or State Secretary arid five members viz. the British Adviser. State Financial Officer.
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    57 2 WITH an umbrella hf!d over him and a raincoat to protect him from the drizzle, the Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. declares open the Van Kit Swimming: Pool off Tanjong Pagar Koaii. Behind htm are the City Architect centre) Mr. \V. I. Watson, and the President of the City Council,
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    Trade mile Classification For 1953 Is 'Extensive9
    264 3 Trade mile Classification For 1953 Is 'Extensive 9 lili M;\'iva!i Trade Classification lor 1953 contains 147 Item have been grouped into 52 divisions within 10 sections. This groups Ud live (lasses ol the old publication, known as the i Ist ol Art !(!<■>. of Merchandise Imported Into Malaya and exported
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    Appeal For Blood:44 Respond
    19 3 Appeal For Blood:44 Respond the I fu.36 ng a ed after the nent ling ve C. ;c S oxever-
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    80 3 1 111 >l fcirls are uii<■••rii, (J u itti s t Mi^tii > .i iul ni.uhitws. 1 hej w (irk foi Um mechanised lection ot ike Btatistiea Depart* meat. Here ihej arc *«en puachiag eardi irith inforniilion iroin importers' and exporters' declarations. i Left): >ii>s Chla beng Hiang, i member
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    Tonight's Tftlk Bv Evangel it
    46 3 Reverend J.B. K ...n evi n i ler. a evening i1 I P-m- turned ial nr invi?. I t P s a1 converted On j e gelical camp:; timon il tovil n is tended U) all yoi i-- 4 S ;apore.
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    No Display By Science Society
    56 3 No Display By Science Society i E Uniyersltf r c j S:> ■!<-•: y. a not bold ii New Yeai S ien i r reason given was mj there was not en r meetings have b b v the Society's Exhibition| attracted a con er j n e ber of
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    No Big Rush To Maiery In Leap Year
    103 3 No Big Rush To Maiery In Leap Year THERE h;iv not been an exceptional rush to b<- married in i<*;ip year. The 1952 figures of the Registry of M.irriages reveal that uu to date 1,130 marriages have been registered .it the Registry This figure is onl> 11l above the 1951
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    Supervisee Jailed
    47 3 ABO! 'I. Raj (k bin Abdul Ghani ol Jalan Sayang, was ay sentenced to four weeks imprisonment in the Singapore Fourth Police Court for failing, as a police supervisee, for failing to notify the change of his a dress to Bukit Timah n No\ 22.
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    53 3 photo. DK. 11. Gaißck seen h lading a gift package to out- of tin* KH rhildren r.ho attended the last distribution of The Standard Readers' Toy Fund ,t the leu s.A.T.A. clime in Singapore yesterday, in tiie background are crates of food and other good things that were distributed at
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    ToduV $300 Bail
    36 3 PALANAIANOT waa charged rl ie magi trate court at Kota i Jg' for possessing two r tins of tod iy contain i g •ix ga rithoul a licence. Bail ol *:iuu paj aitowt*
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    PAWNSHOP REVENUE GOES UP
    259 3 Govt. Will Get] $25, 000 More A Year On Licences Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE protests from the Colony's pawn- 1 brokers that business was "bad," the Singapore Government will get more money from pawnshop; licences for the next three years from 1953 onwards, compared with the
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    Increase In Supply Of Pipe Water
    119 3 SINGAPORE'S preseni daily Lpply of writer between 38 and 42 million gallons— is likely to be increased to 42-43 million gallons a day within moni Water for the Colony fr T< brau Waterworks. which had been undergoing tests, is still not uyed In the
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    Court Sequel To Killing
    72 3 A SIKH, Ganga Singh s/o Katah Singh was produced in the Singapore third Police Court yesterday tentatively charged with murder. He was arrested by the Tanjong Pagar Police in connection with the death of a married Sikh woman, Gurdev Kaur, who was hacked to death with
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    In Another Man's Shoes
    75 3 A CABIN boy, P. L. Robinson (ID), was found wearing shoes that were not bis own. the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate, Mr. D. II Chapman, was told yesterday. Robinson was charged with stealing shoes valued at $10 from G. R. Ewen on Dec. 26 at
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    Accused Of Wallet Theft
    64 3 PENANG. Mon.— Alleged to have committed theft of a wallet containing $150 and .some documents at the Penang Turf Club on Dec. 27. a young Chinese, Song Booi Heong, claime<: trial before Mr. A. Black in the Second Magistrate's Court today. The accused said the money
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    Hangers On?
    34 3 FOR carrying two persons on the door <>* his car in a dangerous mariner. Chandasigaran of Kuala Lumpur was fined $50 or two weeks' prisonment at the Magistrate's Court, Port Dicksnn 1 principal
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    Heads To Relieve Lack Of leacners
    288 3 Standard Stall Reporter WHEN the children so back to school on Jan. \l. they will find their principals teaching them certain subjects daily. This is the result «i a decision taken by the Singapore Education Department to make use of headmasters and headmistresses to
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    Shell Co. Honours 2 Singapore Employees
    92 3 and Ca the S pany Singapon tin i at. Ir. Lim B 1 V. i Benf !S ipping I> i whi< h H 4|U Shell Long Service I i at tod joined B ik m v the Traushipi lnd< I be became I the
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    Weak, Spent Life Ganung
    46 3 W eak, Spent Life Ganung (.<>:< s Ma D li < man that be could not work. \va> ftned [or gambling on Dec, 28 ;it Etoad. i h had two i vjf I r similar offence He wi that if in- appeared in aga >ling, (■nt to gaol.
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    Postman's knock?
    38 3 1 f THE D.i t mumcations. Mr, I l W son. and bis ■'■<■ re pn tit at the Post ai I tmmunit cation: Etecr< at dren' i Christma party hi Ma rday. A j I childrei
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    SPORE SUPPORT FOR FED. LOAN
    154 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has supported indirectly" the Federation 850,000,000 loan which is due to close in a few days. Three Trust Funds controlled by Government have invested considerable sums in the loan in the name of the Singapore Govern- ment. At a
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    27 3 Mr W H Mosbergen deft) and Mr. him BCBC fhim. >\»n> will bv uiven a U-jl party by l\w Shell Company, Sm;.i pore, to mark thnr retirement
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    Used Knife Charge
    48 3 ABDUL ECadir bin 'I \va- allowed bail of $500 with two sureties at the Singi Fourth Police Court tei liy alter n charge of v ml n J causing grievous hurt with a krifc *o Dolla !In I-).:. Dc-. 27 was explained to hi It
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    Santa Pays His Last Call For The Toy Fund
    227 3 Santa Pays His Last Call For The Toy Fund SANTA CLAUS made UU test journey on behalf of The! Standard Readers 1 Toy Fund yesterday, when he visited the new S.A.T.A. clinic. where 88 children enjoyed a party and received their full share of the good things which the generosity
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    S-EA Air Body Meets At HK
    101 3 I Standard Aviation Beportef THE second mooting of the South-East Asia Air Tra Advisory Committee is being held at Hongkong, attended by Mr. A.W. s. Pai I Director of Civil Aviation, and Mr. W. Gawthorne, Civil Ail Adviser to the CommissionerGem Discussions are taking
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    Teachers Plan To Confer In August
    174 4 PENANG, M(»n The Malayan Teachers' I'nion has launched plans for its first educational conference which it ho|H's tc hold in Singapore sometime in August ne\t \ear at the I niversitv of Malava. -iirigap re Tea 'hers empowered ecessarj flailed ai to un e»- -<
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    Brandy Galore In A Sampan
    184 4 Brandy Galore In A Sampan PENANG, Mon. Boxing Day the appearance of a tCh ese, Tan Swee Kim, in the S« n Magistrate's Court before Mr. M. A. Black, charged with being in possession of iiquor on which d ity pi ved to have been pad. i y i barged
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    Found Hanging
    32 4 k:.axg. M rhe I :v if a Chinese unemployed abourer. Cboon Bfenj; (49) vas found hanging horn a i in the second storey of i building, at Watson Road Swettenham
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    No LICENCE
    17 4 FOR nri\ ai Y ig C fine.i S 5 by the Purt Dick.on Mads- a
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    RISE IN SCHOOL FEES OPPOSED
    379 4 MTU Stresses Necessity For Secondary Edit. PENANG, Mon While appreciating Government's need for additional sources of revenue to meet the increasing cost of edu- cation in the Federation, the executive council of the Malayan Teachers' Union at the conclusion of its two-day meeting today, felt
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    Candidates Line Up For Besut Kampong Voters
    151 4 Kl LUMPI'K. Mon Besut, a district in Treafffm i brtroctaeed < utm tMmemi in voting during local in. il ejection for our of its areas. Sebarang. on hn-tm.is I>a> aadidates of each kampong were uiven different miniiis to wt'jr as thrv sal in
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    Top Red Murderer Is Killed
    199 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUP Mon An Area Security Unit in the Alor Gajab district of Malacca has killed another top terrorist. He is a man with many aliases and a district committee member of the Malacca central district Communist terrorist organisation. Yeung Kit Kwan.
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    Farewell Party For Matron
    65 4 AI.OR SJAR.. Mon- Mrs. O. M. Donaldson, Matron of the Genera] Hospital, A!or Star was entertained to a farewell party by the nurses last night at the Alor Star Hospital prior to her departure to the United Kingdom on leave. Mrs. Donaldson presented a silver salver
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    33 4 MR. HO Joon Ngiap and his bride, Miss Florence Chan Cheng Kim. cutting the cake after their marriage aj the Khtk Community Guild, Singapore on Sunday. Mr. Ho is a Chinese film distributor.
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    Farewell Party
    65 4 Standard Staff Corrrvpomlr ni KOTA TIXGCf Honted psr'y -a a- of Mr. John Pal--. j.- t. Assistant of the 1 Department of lohare B. recently by the the Dopartmeni prioi I transfer to Se»* ban Car Catches Fire KLANG Mon— r-ar which ran 3ff 1 (nto a ditch
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    First Pk. villlage Council Polling
    271 4 First Pk. villlage Council Polling IPOH, Mon.— The first village council election under the Local Councils Ordinance took place in Ipoh's Pasar Pinji New Village today. Of the 3.450 registered voters, about 60 per cent went to the polls, in the first half of day and iit is anticipated that
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    Judge Dismisses Samsm Licence Renewal
    372 4 Judge Dismisses Samsm Licence Renewal KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A motion to quash the decision of the Controller of Customs not to grant the renewal of a licence for distilling samsu, i was dismissed by Mr. Justice Briggs, in the High Court, today. The motion was by Tay Chek Meng. Managing
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    Ops. Service Shows New Outlook
    376 4 OPERATION Service is intended a.s a declaration of a new responsibility and as a [definition at a new outlook. Co!. A. E Young, Commissioner of Police, Federation of Malaya said this in a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night when he gave a "firslhall ci
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    31 4 Mr. and Mrs. Low Kang Cheong cutting th" take after their wedding at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Singapore during the weekend. Th e bride was formnly Miss Lim Geok Hwa.
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    Mr. Siew Choong (75) Dies
    49 4 IPOH, Mon -Mr Chcnh Siew Cheong (75) passed away at his residence in Brewster Road this morning after a long iliness. Mr. Cheab was a trustee of Perak Chinese Recreation Ciub. He leaves behind bis \vi/e and several children. The funeral wi|] take \> morrow.
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    Bandits Feelinl HG's Strength
    208 4 IPOH, Mod.- Thr Raja Mu_i_ that the stren s th IY,,k s la felt by the bandis um ,i,, i form a basis of u traditiea v proud of. He wa > addressing t' Rrst m inspectors at the [poh c| ntr( tour at the invitat
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    Graft Conviction Appeal By Police Sgt 7s DismissipA
    404 5 Graft Conviction Appeal By Police Sgt 7s DismissipA Kl ALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation Court I of Appeal, today, dismissed the appeal of S#t. Abdul Ilamid bin Mohamed of the Traffic Police, against the conviction and sentence of three years' rigorous imprfsonment passed on him for corruptly accepting $120. He
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    22 5 MR A. MRS. John Ho Inns Tal who *etC married in M<»r I Star. Future shows the COUpW rutting the weddins cake.
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    Fed. Names Two For Rice Talks
    109 5 Till. 'Viler. ition Govern nu-nt has appointed Y 1. .M Tengku Ya'acob. Member for Auritiilturc anil For estrv. and Mr K Heath, Deputy Director of Agriculture, as memb«r>, of the delegation to the Kite onferenre which U beißf held by the Food and Agriculture
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    $100 Fine For Offering $1 Bribe To PCs
    90 5 IPOII. Mon.— N T s Kua i (4< a durian se i ::id guilt 1 n a graf! chai l $100 or two moni mment u v Mr. i President ol I Ses >urt, this mon Two prosecution witne: th police i
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    Hadpplies For Bamlils
    79 5 Hadpplies For Bam lils w s! MENG 'it was sentenced 1 fou ars' hard ai our by Ibrahim I Abdul Manan, \cthi* Pr deni of the Muai Sessions t-t. for p< )f I n t e n d e d for th«» n. "pleaded guilty 1 o the possession of
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    Two Charged With Rbbery
    130 5 PEN \N"C r loon KhnT a po'li e in (23), and table re foduced beA Black n the Second Magistrate's Court on two charges, robbery and attempted extortion, alcd to have been committed iat Tanjong Tokong re about 11 p.m. OM U The first charge against
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    Watch Recovered
    25 5 i POL ICE have recovered a omV 'v.atrh. Rolex Oyster Perpetual No. ********** owner is aslid G Hodginoti n SUB Officer. PI). Negn
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    Farewell Parli
    45 5 A FAREWELL tea party \va> given in honour of Mr. C. K. Ooi. of the War Damage Commission by friends and eag at the Eastern Hotel in Kuala Lumpur on nr eve "i his departure to take up a senior appointment in Perak.
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    30 Months For False Evidence
    71 5 \HM \D bin Elaji was sentenced to bO rnon h pi nment by Inche l!:iahi.n bin Abdul Manan Acting President of the Mu ir S< ssion Court for tabri ai tig Calse evidence for Lhe purpose ol eiag used In a judicial proceed in.?. He
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    Raub Ketuas Hold Meet
    232 5 Stmadmrd st.tr Corrrspoaden* RAUB, Mon E tune in Raub Malay ind O from vario i h Vl ei w*n held here ft< w Governmenl Club. The convcn >r, Me Abd lata bin Ibrah.-. Di ti Officer Raub, «aid ourpose of ho' Ing the meel fej was
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    Death By Fire Upsets A Party
    76 5 Death By Fire Upsets A Party Standard Correspoadeal LONDON'. De< Tl funeral of Mrs Mohamed Din of Negri Sembilan will be held orrow at Woking Ao que. She died on Sati i I a fortnight's battle in nosp I again-; severe burns suff< when her clothe- caught from an ectric
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    UMNO Lottery Winners
    67 5 WINNERS of ets draw for the 1 in" Fund, vvhi rt before some t,000 peoi the Lam Son -4 Am:. Park Kulkn, Ke < mas 'Day. are their prizes thr< A) branches which sold u .<- ets. The wuir ***** (1st. prize) I i o... tO M)
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    West Takes Its Turn
    65 5 APTEH •'■■'•-hour bl tal dowi he i Pa Stati wa p k mil at LI. IS p Hi. Last oij T: e ''>'/; er d»- eloped mlnoi laakaget wi Buoday ind result was that a wuv area i the Eastern part oj had a pov.er CA\
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    Alleged Chopper Attack In Geylang
    303 5 A CHINESE foreman who accepted a challenge tor a ti^ht, beat his opponent and forgot all about it. But Ms opponent did not. lour months later he saw the foreman in a fish stall watching hunting fish. He took a chopper and allegedly slashed the
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    'Open Mind' For UK Rubber Talks
    224 5 KUAI LUMPUE, Mon Malayan delegates t(» the Working Party meeting of the International Rubber Studv Group to London, starting Jan. 5. will go to the meeting with an "open mind." on the discussions concerning the project for a world rubber buffer stock scheme, The
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    25 5 MR s Ponaampalam, P. who has been nominated bs th<> Jobore Government as i member of the Muai Town Council tor three veils horn L953.
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    Between Two Fires
    691 6 ..g Rangoon for the conference of A an ialist parties early next month, its convenors no in mind the fact that only in Burma is an ;n power. The twelve other parties delegat ffectual political or:ons caught in the an re of Right wing nationalisms on the
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    DOES STORE WANT 2 COUNCILS?
    825 6  - DOES STORE WANT 2 COUNCILS? ALEX JOSEY MALA VAN AFFAIRS IS IT necessary that Singapore, an island of a million souls, should have Iwo separate Councils? Does Singapore really need a Legislative Council as well as a City Council? Is there a danger of duplication? Of unnecessary wastage? Of confusion?
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    Review of Views
    388 6 Miodlc Men DRAWING the attention of£ the Special Malay Economics Committee towards the plights of the Malay fishermen in| Malaya. Utusan Melayu sug-| gests that RID A should be| asked by the Committee to£ carry out a Fisheries Scheme. < Utusan -ays thai Malay Rshec-| men in
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    CAN CIVIL SERVANTS LOBBY COUNCILLORS?
    1872 6 CAN CIVIL SERVANTS LOBBY COUNCILLORS? The Singapore Government says 'NO' The British Government says 'YES' Sir. —It is indeed ironical thai barely three weeks fore His Excellency in the November Meeting of the Legislative Council delivered public reprimand to locally recruited civil servants on a charge that they ha I
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    London-Tokyo Over The Pole
    225 7 London -Tokyo Over The Pole LONDON, Dec. 28 (Renter) A new British air hmu London to Tokyo by airliners Dying iv owr Ihc North Pole is expected to »>♦> operating the md oi l •»:>.-). the London Daily Mail reported today. i irtney rds, the newspaper air correspondent said this
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    Labour MPs On lour Ol' West Africa
    91 7 D 29 I former im e s \frica tudy 'lament. ft B irke. Yicenman of thv Party and Farmer trie Par I >n1 er Mr. Griffiths will return in three for the T> liament, but his s plan tay r ahoul Labour Party
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    Off To France
    26 7 MINE Con r un yesterday in i :it cities of the *■'■< h Afi an proteel put aboard a plane i<> r t e.
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    Suicide By Plane Crash
    214 7 SWEETWATEF (1 D< ►9 (UP) robbing young litted suicide ling lis airfor more I friends an d aui i i P eaded i in dramatic radio me Sheriff I !alv n Montgomery said Wiiliam Cox. 23, whose wife was expecting a child in six works, deliberately
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    PM PREPARES FOR US TALKS
    308 7 Cabinet Meeting Called For Last Minute Briefing LONDON, Dec. 29 Prime Minister Winston Churchill will have a last-minute discussion with his cabinet tomorrow before sailing to meet President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower, it was learned here yesterday. The cabinei meeting will give Mr. Churchill an opportunity
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    European Problems Facing Ike
    134 7 WASHOJ ion. Dec. 2!). "•I 1 Pr< :It it-elect Eisenhower soon will tackle some of the same European problems he faced over two years ago as Commander-in-Chief of the fleeing European army. l!• mi ei British Premier Churchill in New York next week, and their talks
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    India Not Bound By Resolution
    119 7 riUVANDRUM, De 2\> \i u Pr< nier Nehru Sunday told reporters '"we do not accept the Anglo-American rtution on Kashmir passed in the United Nations Security Council recently and we are not going to come under its compulsion." u'd he would reserve his fuller views
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    Turk With A 20-Inch Long Tail
    89 7 ANKARA, Dec. 29 \P) Hasan Yildiim. 21, was taken to an army hospital in Ankara after being drafted into tin- Turkish army. Officials said Yildrim. a nativ<> of the fozgai province <>1 Anatolia, possesses a tail 10 inches ion:;, extending from the bottom of
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    Seminar On Women's Status Opens
    115 7 Seminar On Women's Status Opens NEW DELHI. Dec. 29 (AP) A one-week session of the Social Science Seminar on the Status ot Women in South Asia was inaugurated here yesterday by Madame Alva Myrdal. head of the Social Science Department of the United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organization. Organized
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    Queen Mary Has A Chill
    60 7 LONDON. Dec. 2!) (Reuter) —Two doctors yesterday went to Sandringham. Norfolk where the Royal family have been spending Christmas to see 85-year-old Queen Mary, grandmother of the present Qui in. it was «:nn< in t d today. Queen Mary was suffering from a slight chill,
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    2,500 WANT GOOD ROAD
    91 7 A TOTAL of 2,500 Muslim residents in the K< ppel, City and Pasir Panjang Districts, have forwarded a petition to the Progressive Party. Singapore, asking assistance for t' 1(l construction of a proper acc< road to the Muslim Burial Ground in Bukil Permei Road. The petition
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    Actress Robbed Of US $14,000
    88 7 LONDON, Dec. 29 (AP) Former U.S. film actress Bebe Daniels told police she was robbed of USS 14,000 worth of fur s and jewellery at her London home yesterday. Bebe who teams with her husband, Ben Lyon. in one ol Britain's top radio comic acts
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    Crash Victim Dies
    143 7 ONE of the three Singapore I nese', injured, when their tin: .1 cxaj h< d hi adlong .l. a tree at the junction of A xandra Road and Pasir Panjang Roj d, on Sunday night, died in the General Hospital rday. H, Woo Beng Kee (35), j
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    87 7 Widespread demonstrations <»l violence i |v ConumuUstled proponents for i separata Amlhr.i in Soutfa India broke ooi roUow in>; tindeath I>\ fasting in (i.mdhi si> 1,. i't ;> 1 \<• ii <iUi Potti Si iiainuhi in Madras recently. Sriraatulu <Jh'<i .ittcr f;uin^ ,")X days vithouf f(M>d. This 1 1 ii
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    BUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    66 7 Stonrord Lcndon Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 29. The following ore rh« doting prices or rubbci ono fin on London Market rodoy: lOND.N RUBBER "»NDON TIN Spot £948 per ton Spot 26id. buyers, £950 sellers Feb., Mar. 26!d. Three months: £943 Apr/June 25id. buyers, £944. June Sept. 25
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    Cairo Paper: All Muslims Equal
    242 7 UNIVERSITY ATTACKED CAIRO, Dec. 29, (AP).-The influential newspaper Akhbar El Yom yesterday accused Cairo's thousand-year-old Al Azhar University ol using Iron Curtain tactics on the personal liberties of the world's 400 million Muslims. Its unprecedented challenge to the authority of Al Azhar and its ruling
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    SKNSATION BY PRITT
    57 7 NAIROBI. Dec 29 fAFP) British Lefl wing i Pritt, who is defending African Jomo Kenyatta on <•!,. of heading Mau Man actr I i a Supren Court when he said thai In produi R. S. Thack« I Magistrate a1 the tria his position. Pritt said tl 1
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    2 PARTY LEADERS SEIZED IN SYRIA
    115 7 2 PARTY LEADERS SEIZED IN SYRIA DAMASCUS, !><•«■ 29, (UP), ffcc Syrian foven nwni oi Colonel Adeeb Shishaklj \rsi<ida\ 10 f <\o arrested OpposiUon Party leaders <»t astl-go^ neol propagaodi activities hut did n'»t neation i week's i-rnnrfffl intni d'c^t :it .Hlctnul -'I' i A govemn ten| commi i •d
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    Truman's Statement Attacked By MacA
    111 7 Truman's Statement Attacked By MacA NE Yi IRK I) p Gen Do i bllT ch; that Pro-idont I was "inaccurate and misleading" in Arthur wanted i i the United States in allout war in > I V Trun reason" tor firing Ml I ted 1 war in the i 'I
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    Chiang Casts His Vote
    31 7 TAIPEI 1) of th( pol's r Hay to ix of the U and for the muni Spa of Taipei President I < v of the fi l ;IV.
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    Marines Get Eiifhl Month*
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    S'pore-Coeos Air Link Ends
    155 8 QantasTv Transport Troops To Korea Standard Aviation Reporter THE direct Sinppore-to- Cocos Island air link which connects fortnightly with the Qantas Empire Airways Constellation service j from Sydney to Johannes- j burg, ends today when a Sky master makes its last flight on the route to
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    44 8 FIRST of the three DCM aircraft purthas^d from Pan i American Airways by Japan Air Lines at Tokyo In--1 ternational Airport. JAL is said to have paid US$6BO,I 000 for th«. 44-seater plane. Japanese pilots are now under training in Japan and the U.S.
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    45M. Travelled By Air In 1952
    69 8 45 M. Travelled By Air In 1952 MONTREAL, Dec. 29, (Reu-j ter). The Internationa! Civil Aviation Organisation announced today that the world's domestic and inter- national airlines carried i 45,000,000 passengers in 1952 compared with 40.000.000 in 1951. Scheduled airliners Sew just over 1,000,000,000 miles in the past year six
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    JAP AIR SERVICE TO S'PORE IN '53?
    244 8 Standard Aviation Reporter A CIVIL aviation agreement signed yesterday in Tokyo between Japan and the Tnited Kingdom allowed for a Japanese airline to operate scheduled air services to Singapore, probably in 1953. The Department of Civil Aviation, Singapore, has been j for some
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    Hover Planes
    45 8 SIX oi 19 major B I aircraft construction pan s are now competing iri making hello Factories are working. jje of hover p from small cheap I i'.'. 1 to p: powered i which will lift hundreds of p of Day load. Reul
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    '1952:A Banner Year For Malayan Rubber'
    394 9 WASHINGTON, Dec ustry wos credited todoy witiTo'^T'irJ 116 M "'°y<>n rubber growing in rlKrt fo^the first time inmore thon ten yeorl I""" 9 1952 in the se of Government X£ W «™P««H*«ly 1,., that demands for n a '"''"I 1 SUIV( V ri induitry
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 9 I I USING rubber prim »r»l> per Ib in Singa port yr^erdav were: IKS S Spol in bale* Jan I! KSS *t <»•» I < ■H ss Kl\ m K s.s. Sli 84 i Im* »-r > stead\ i ONMM Kl BBtK is i.i v i) p c
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    16 9 W9S ?eS n > i pri s )tcd at pW c white S
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    Rubber Up 3 3/4c; Business Brisk
    111 9 Rubber Up 3 3/4c; Business Brisk standard Market Reporter [HE price <>1 rublx'r in Singapore rose by I)'; cents ■yil.r., ike first ifaty tJ bssiaeas after the Christmas Ine ri'l>ber market report;-;! brisk business Ni» 1 K.S.v for Januarv sbipmeut was quoted at U. against the elosing price of 88;
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    Nov. Palm Oil Output Year's! Ugliest
    176 9 Nov. Palm Oil Output Year's! Ugliest FEDERAI [ON f Malaya produced 4,797.1 long tons of palm oil and 1.176.1 Mfl tons of kernels during November 1952 Export! fo ii same month were 4.12C r.rj '«i pa!:n oil Ind 1 103 long r.( rn< valm lat $4,--018.206 and $457,596, res- y.
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    Paper Factory For Thailand?
    59 9 BANGKOK. Dec. 29 (AFP; A United States firm has offered t<> establish a paper factory i-i Thailand which will produce 50 tons of paper pel day. About U.SS 10.000.000 will be provided '>y Die firm. The amount will be refundable ni fiv e years. The Thai
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    Swede Synthetic?
    54 9 rhree Swedish scientists at the Stockholm technical college have discovered a means of producing rubber out of cellulose spirit. The expei Iments, financed by the Swedish spirit and wine company. the Siato Spirit Monopoly, and the State Research Council. have lasted about four yi ars They will be
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    CeylonPM: "We Deal With Reds'
    130 9 CeylonPM: "We Deal With Reds' CO! OMBO DC J:.. iVP) The 1 1 ivernme: <f Ceylon "tends to go ahead with its cport rubber to i ommunist China. Premier D idiey Senanayaka told a protesting deputation ol BHU3h and European exporters yesterday fhe Pramiei told representatives from seven Kuropean and
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    ½M. Visified EK Trade Fair
    80 9 visitors h,; h7, 2 V »^»te, AAP,_Half a million "shots tave toured Hon ff kon»s tenth exhibition of lorallv manufactured products in a fortnight, according to the exhibilion orijanisers today. But retail business done was reported poor. It was h'biUon^fi^ur'e. !I Wa 2 PCr CC
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    63 9 At the Shor and Leather Fair at Karls Court. London, recently. old established firms u«*re showing more lurid, more ornate men's shoes than anyone ever dreamed up for women's feet, A salesman said: "Now the men have eot used to the idea of fancy shoes, they arc more extreme than
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    Anglo-Java Ltd.: No Improvement
    91 9 Anglo- Java Ltd.: No Improvement HONGKONG, Dec. I'M (AP) "There has been no improvement a i all during the past year in the conditions and future prospects of the AngloJava Estates, Ltd., properties in Java," .said chairman W.A. Welch at the company's 37th board uf directors meeting recently. Welch .said
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    Thabawleiks: Sharn Drop
    596 9 SINGAPORE Moil The IMa ajra n Sha re mark< i after I te th brisk fa dur g the ~y boun ■>i -"ing. There wai marked drop ui four ihi ingi ]ba >.. irieiki which were being quoted a: i 595. b lywrs i d > '■>■
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    Malayan Banks Exchange Rates
    114 9 MALAYAN Ex< I ang< Banks Association buying rates to merchants (pei $100 i.- ayan) .ire: \fv York 32 15/16 (T.T 33 1/6 (0.D.) 33 3/6 on credit bills ann cm Trade Bills Canada Ml 15/16 (IT I 32 1/16 (O.D.i and 32 5/16 (90 d/st). Selling
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    RI Consignment Policy Clarified
    153 9  -  ARNOLD BRACKMAN Bj JAKARTA. Dec I \\v Indonesian iowi imirn{« derision to ibindon rubber consignments to Singanorc is based upon the tart th.it normal rubber trading can now be resumed with tne increase In prices, tttdal Eeonomic Ministry wtnrces said today. another factoi wh'u h bi
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      62 9 fleeted, t»ften cause !fiLren>UN infection. In wise families the slogan u r < l on it" i-; put into practice because one I kssO>«a that I'urol acts •S a disinfectant, sooIhtr and healt-r and •ui, r h application of this wonderful skin re<iv the spread of -''Vction is checked. J
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      242 9 /cead tke r~ Singapore jJnde pendent Alotitias A/tu'iKjpfT This morning daily is published in Singapore .-md i- retailed t.\ IS <fiK per ropy. "Sinsapore Standard" is devoted to loraJ hwi and pictures. In addition, it carries a world-wide coverage "Singapore Standard** features trticles w mass appeal and ;.ms at <
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    OUT ON THE TILES
    1046 10  -  SAMMY KING By H \Fi'Y M W \F: \R Jo >ou or hi- it come i friend eeted me the m«.r Boxing I>i f in I nust b.i\ tnr quite i im nil la i- lfh»«ed 1,.0k eye I itified. !.;M i mas i omfs ■a*
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    197 10 I 1 i_~i_ ~»_i~»_~«. -»_r- _->_|— i_i~i_ i. ~i i~i ■~ii~ii~ii~ i t lacropatic dancer >^ I s for I i r i Siudu In *****111l mil ii CHRISTMAS DINNER Oh! He 9 s runny! (ABOVE), Gecrge Herbert, left, apparently has put cracked a big joke to
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    First X'mas End 0f Act
    53 10 First X 'mas End 0f Act (BELOW), V invent John eldest son oi Mr, B Johannes of Singapore, dances with his bride at tJieir first Christmas Party after their wed Vincent met his bride in i d during ihe war but t/ipj/ were married only recently. PETEI! S "G Ihe
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    17 11 mk Sedgman, In action I \ustr\ilia. in the Davis I against America. I
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    287 11 Trueman 's Bowling muses Anxiety LONDON. Dec. 29, (Reuter).— Great anxiety has expressed in some quarters recently by the ifl Fred Trueman s pace bowling could be the Hi; factor in next summer's cricket Tost series! i Australia and an injury to Brian Close, the rkshirc and England's all-rounder, while
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    Italian Beats Olympic Record
    52 11 Italian Beats Olympic Record \RACAS. (V< T;champJ as he bei npic record for the kiloernat ona! 1 M disonc miniite. te. 1. Dc 1 se one I r-v -teni I icJano lioreira Sa M eta gaJ w third in facials said the vene--1 cy 1 y■ KCk re^ognit 1, n
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    La Motla To Meet Nardico Tomorrow
    98 11 NEW YORK. Dec. 29 (UP)— Ei did weight champion Jake Lamotta and Danny ;vill meet on Wednes* ghi ai C i■' Gables, r la, in a historic light- heavyweight bout that features ek's boxing schedule. The ten rounder between Lamotta oi New York and
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    Goalless Draw
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    141 11 CALCUTTA. Dec. 20 (Renter) Tony Mottra n, Britain's No. 1 player who is top seeded, entered the semifinals of the men's singles of the Indian National Lawn Tennis championships here, yesterday. He beat G Vasant. Indian Davis Cup player 6 4. 6 l, G— 2 in the
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    87 11 ADF.i AIDE. Dec. 29 (Reu-ter-AAP). South Australia Queensland by 131 runs today and thus gained their third out-right win in the Sheffield Shield cricket competition. Declaring a1 295 l >c nine in their second innings. South Australia left Queensland to get 268 runs victory. They failed
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    Clean Sweep By Japanese TT Team
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    58 11 MANILA. Dec. ZSf iAH J):--[taly's tennis a«. Gardini, raced through lis ftrst set against the Philippine champion Aaipon v v siowed clown in bis erond set but smashed a forth"' two sets to bring oif a complete victory here during 'he ItalianPhilippine tennis match, held in honour of
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    EndeanMakes A Gveat Stand For Africans
    169 12 EndeanMakes A Gvea t Stand For Africans MELBOURNE, Dec. 89 (Renter-AAP)— With six; ckets i i still needed 240 runs to avert, 4 t |j he ol the fourth day's play in tlu- scc-i M lesj So h Africa here. The mat... Sooth Ahi l€ runs behind «>n first innings,
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    Varsity Held A t Rugby
    151 12 V I P I N G. Mon Taiping of i thri rug- h this evening. N ither aid score a pv.- resol re tackling cause c: the Varsity's to score. firs ninute of the half Kassim Hussien went over the line, but reach it Swee
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    Gould Scores For SCC B' Victory
    471 12 SCC" LV XV beal an RASC "A" side on the Padang« by H points ia try and a penalty goal) to nothing. was not an impressive game to watch as neither scrum halves, Wallen or Bulmer, was able to their outsides a chance. This
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    Then Win Hands Up
    947 12 By Standard's Soccer Reporter SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association Councillors won the day at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Led by burly Soh Ghee Soon, they swept aside all opposition to hold their seats for yet another year. The only attempt made to stop thorn was in the
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    Oba To Fight H. Horiguchi
    50 12 Oba To Fight H. Horiguchi TOKYO. Dec. 29 (AFP) no Oba, ranked number two nweight in Japan. w i try to wr the title from impion Hiros i Horiguchi in what was expected to be a thriller In Tokyo on January 3. five matches since 1946, Hoi hi took four
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    45 12 T»»<3 caravan ol cyclists pa. through typical landscape of the Santa Fe Province, during a l<*j, r of the International "Tour of the New Argentina." Cyclists from many European countries are taking part in the race. In background are the cyclists who form several groups,
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    3 S'PORE TITLES TO POH LIM
    549 12 3 S'PORE TITLES TO POH LIM -1 Without Playing ONG POH LIM won the Singapore open singles title which hove been eluding him year after year without playing a single stroke when his doubles partner, Ismail Marjan, conceded a walkover in the singles final of the Singapore Badminton Association's championships
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    World Football Results
    201 12 World Football Results 1 I PALERMO. Dec 29. i (Renter).— Italy beat Swit- zerland by two goals to nil |in the international footi ball match here yesterday. 1 Italy led by one Roal to oil 1 at halftime. The Italian goals were scor- -.el by Pandolfini, from a pen--1 alty
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    University Lose To Authenties
    87 12 TAIP I X G, ?.lon.— Taiping Authentics scored a narrowfour goals to three victory over the University of Malaya in a friendly hockey game played i here on Saturday. The Varsity led by two goals In the first half through Jamaluddin but shortly alter I tiie
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    INDIAN RC
    64 12 I THE Indian Recreation Club will play two friendly matches this week. They will meet R.A.F. Jurong tomorrow and Pulau Brani United on Sunday, Jan. 3 Both games will be played a: Farrer Park. The teams will be selected from the following?— Narayanan, Paul, Muthiah, Bala, Ga:ii. Rashid,
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    Lien Hwa BP In Selangor B'ton Final
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    317 12 Mr. Spectator Of The Year P.\ TOM I LONDON, Dec. 81 the lktie Moke wha pas s i< ourite game alive by liis st:i and thin and then, on the when societv takes aver. In Hollywood they call h a "crowd part." Yet his bobs make the stars. Without him
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