Singapore Standard, 5 December 1953

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD sdfgdfg m m s. Vol. IV. No. IM, 6IINCAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953 TWELVE PACC9 10 fENTS.
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    VOTING: THUGS TAKE A HAND
    135 1 VOTING: THUGS TAKE A HAND Standard Staff Reporter < MM UN candidates lor j Slav's Singapore City in(l rlectkms have em- Jovcd secret society mem- M |N to .anvass votes for Nfm well-informed sources rvraled \esterday. win the canaimed have not gangstei chiefs underling* to obn their behalf. the thugs
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    PRAYERS FOR SINGING STAR
    40 1 »D, D»r 4 (AP) Mexico's pog i of the i in extremely On today. He ma <in;-e Mono I 42 today, m Hepatitis liver. With his family, Mari Mrs. 't his sifter. I > ision. playing < IV
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    DULLES PROTESTS
    11 1 States has pro- e it in freig an coastal
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    MADMAN SENT A DEATH NOTE
    33 1 TOICYO Der. 4: (AFP)— Mad Japanese professor Tomeijiro Tomizawa was anes'ed today at Musashi-no. near Tokyo, for sending Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida a letter threatening to kill him.
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    WIRELESS PHONE
    18 1 A radio-telephone service between Australia tnd North j Borneo, will ;h? odcicH on 1 Mondav.- Reuter
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    MARGARET AT COUNCIL MEET
    36 1 LONDON', Dec. 4: (Renter) 1 The Queen Mather ?.n-J Princess Margaret as Counsel- ii lors of State held a Council at i Clarence House, tiioir London J 1 home today. 1 1
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    SWAMI BEGINS HIS DEATH FAST TODAY
    175 1 SWAMI BEGINS HIS DEATH FAST TODAY CLAIMING that he has been 'ousted" from the Ramakrishna Mission in Singapore, Swami Vamadevananda, President of the Mission for the past six years, will today begin a "last to death" in protest. Swami Vamadevananda told The Standard that he will begin his fast at
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    DR. SOPER MOVES TO THE LEFT
    183 1 DR. SOPER MOVES TO THE LEFT HUNTINGDON, England, Dec. 4 (Reuter)— Dr. Donald Soper. President of the mi 1 1 i o n-strong Methodist conference, said last night that the whole British colonial system was "Unchristian". Dr. Soper, who has recently criticised Queen Elizabeth for attending Sunday horse races and
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    AILING RULER IS BACK HOME
    47 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The t'nug di-Pertuan Besar of i <egri Sembilan. who has been inder medical treatment In Singapore, returned to Serem)an today. His condition has greatly mpioved and he has postloned his visit to the United vingdom for medhal cori^uln inn
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    THE FUND: NOW SCHOOLS COME IN
    220 1 THE FUND: NOW SCHOOLS COME IN CHILDREN from five 1 schools in Singapore, and one in Kuala Lumpur, donated a L>tai of 5107..18 to the Singapore Standard Christmas Toy Fund yesterday. This sum represents the bulk of donations received for the day. From the Trafalgar Morning School came $30 while
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    30 1 KKillT year-old Lawrence Tan of Std. I C. St. Joseph's Institution, rounts out the $10 in shillings collected from the Imys in hi* class >cileiJ*> lot Uic l'0> 1 uad.
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    IKE ARRIVES
    11 1 PRKSIDKNT Ehttflhowef nrr verl ia Bcmuiia iait uitfht.— AFP
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    BANDITS AMBUSH A SUPPLY CONVOY
    370 1 Terrorists Lose Another Six... W\\jAf\%mO\ LUmrvn/ W ri.—- T. I nirry terrorists staged an abortive ambush yesterday on o supply convoy on the Kuala Pilah Padang Lebar Road in Negri Sembilan but vigorous counter-action by Police escort, dromot.colly turned it into o rout, occording to
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 1 and now. gentlemen, our usual toast To the I. aw of Gravity!"
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    Talks With Malenkov
    283 1 TOP ITEM FOR THREE MEN HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec. 4, Reuter-AFP.— The "Big Three" have agreed in advance to make the latest Soviet note favouring a Big Four Foreign Ministers meeting the first topic for discussion at the Bermuda conference, it was learned authoritatively yesterday. Already Installed ta
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    PRAVDA VERSION
    110 1 MOS( O'V. Dee. 4 (\Pi Pravda. in an article by D. Kraminov. charged today that President Eisenhower is preparing to demand preconditions which would make the proposed fourpower conference of foreign ministers difficult, if not impossible. The Kuvsiatis in their note of Nov. M to the three western
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    Private Met DEATH By His Own Gun
    120 1 Private Met DEATH By His Own Gun BUTTERWORTH, fit -Private P. Eakin of "D" Company. Special Air Servicea wa.-» fatally injured yesterday in ;;1 accident at Mitchell Pier while he wai about to board ferry for Penang. It appeared that when he jumped orT a truck his rifle, which he
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    OIL STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA
    70 1 CANBERRA. D 4 (AFP —Tiu- 0 nvery of a large til Bow in western A Ex moot h Gull \t wild excitement throug Australia. It ii 'he find major oil atrike ,in Aui 1 "<* >t the 'ipoiv I continues U w_ll h 1 1 "i"'
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    Slipping Strapless —Women Must Pay
    237 1 Slipping Strapless —Women Must Pay LONDON. Dee 4 (\P) Judge ruled yesterday that women who expose them selves ia low cut straplev* evening gowns must accept the hazards aad pay tbr* dressmaker. What't aiare Judge Wilfrid Clothier further ruled In Lambeth County Court, th it the buyer of the dress
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    BOKO BATTLES FOR HER LIFE
    24 1 LONDON, I) 4 < \P» 1 > >f Britain'i Hi operation, 'o life I r < B formi died Ihree l >" i
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    KABUL VISIT
    12 1 VH K Pi Pi Ii II •ft Delhi for K
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    'TAKE TIME OFF TO GO TO POLLS'
    200 2 Official Appeal Standard Staff Reporter MR. M. PONNUDURAY, Supervisor of [lections in Singapore in a broedcast over lodio Malaya last night appealed to voters to lischorge their civic duty by voting today. He reminded voters that they are at liberty to nake their
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    POLLING STATIONS
    417 2 Q West Warn* (Damar Road) Tuan Mong Scho A 97 Tank Road- 'Mount Sophia) Chinese Y.M.C.A.. 107 e Roads < River alii y R N'--4.e Ann Girla? Scho.)!. 198 Rive, valley Road; (Jervois Road Tanglin Besai M i SehW. F" s Boari. Tar iNassim Road) Scott s Road
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 2 CLOSING rubber priees (cents per lb.) in Siagapore yesterday were: UN PKICE The price of tin yesterday was SilOi), per picul. Down SI I. LONDON Kl KItFK No 1 KSS Settlement Ho?i>«c fern»v Friday's apeniag prieea p^r lb. were: LONDON TIN Friday's prices fii^t se>sion were: Spot £635
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    NOT GUILTY
    39 2 SIM Mui Keng who *tood trial in the Singapore Assize Court on a charge of intimidating his clansman. Sim Hock Chuan, by threatening to kill him. was found not guilty bv the jury on the charge ye*terday.
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    Pay Talks In Council
    78 2 SINGAPORE Governmi I esteiday denied that there i tad been any "high leve] M talks n pay for expatriate officer.if the City Council yesterday, j The Standard understands. lowever. that such a naeef lid take place in th e City ■Jail which lasted for ne;. hree
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    HE PAID ALL HIS DEBTS
    59 2 A EURASIAN clerk. G P. dun. was granted a disharge from bankruptcy by Ir. Justice Brown -hi the lingapore High Court yesterAhin was adjudicated a •ankrupt in July. 1950. His labilities then totalled $1,653. 'he instalments he paid since lave enabled the Official .s.s]gnee to
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    20 Gangsters Attack Trio At Bugis St.
    131 2 Standard >ian ivcyorvcr MORE than 2t «an*sters attacked three constables of the Singapore Harbour Board Police while the trio were eating in a shop in Bugis Street near midnight on Thursday. Six men first came up to the table occupied by the constables
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    Four Years For Youths
    118 2 YAP PECK POH (19) and Siew Ah Moy (22) were sentenced in the Singapore Assizes yesterday to four yearrigorous imprisonment each 'hey -ere found guilty of attempted robbery. I ar-.d Siew were trapped by Police in a house they intended to rob on the m ing
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    EIGHTY STRIKERS GET A WARNING
    195 2 Mandard stair Reporter EIGHTY striking: workers of the Fulau Brani Smelting factory were warned yesterday that they would have to quit the company's quarters if thev did not return to work by 7 a.m. today. The warning came from a Chinese contractor of the Straita
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    JOSE ITURBI TO GIVE RECITALS IN COLONY IF...
    153 2 JOSE ITURBI TO GIVE RECITALS IN COLONY IF... JOSE ITI'IIBI, that 'showman of thr kc> hoard,* composer, conductor, piano- virtuoso and film star, fcelephoned "Charlie" Gray, his innpressario at Raffles HoteL, long distance from Hongkong vpsterriav all»r noon. "I'd like to come to Singapore." Ituihi the radio telephone. T'nnr. Gray
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    44 2 photo. MR. T. T. KA.I.1H. a tormty lawyer atta< hetl (o Mallal A. >'jnu/'<v pictured here with his bride, the former \Ilsn G. \n»alak"hnii. daughter of Mr. S. S. (titamam unottiria] nifnih»T of the Rural Board at tli* Sitx^aporr Manias* K< gistry yesterday.- Standard
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    ELEVEN GIRLS HAVE A POSER
    26 2 ELEVEN GIRLS HAVE A POSER girl_ Vl] )v Girls' n of h studu The pecuni.u y an Ens The p.irer;" ♦hem The taught t •-I them
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    INSIDE JOB, SAY POLICE
    184 3 INSIDE JOB, SAY POLICE DOCTOR LOSES $2,000 JEWELLER] IPOH, Fri.-Burglars entered the house of another doctor here early this morning and stole about $2,000 worth of jewellery. Victim of the burglary was the wife of Dr. M. t C hel vam, a local practitioner and SI i e Councillor, residing
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    Children Made The Articles
    41 3 Children Made The Articles photo. TAN TOK JOO. an inmate of the Salvation Children's Home, Pasir Panjan? Road. selling balloon s to visitors at the sale of work held yesterday. Most of the articles were made b v the children. Standard
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    CHORIFLOWER – A NEW VEG.
    52 3 CHORIFLOWER A NEW VEG. i»ii_l,o\_/v_!_\.m_, doc 4: (rteu- sr) A new vegetable a >ss between a cauliflower ind a cabbage which has named "ehoriflower", has been developed by a suburban railwayman. M r R. N Jones 11 was reported today.' u;. h V T ,hus -m.4 3 liijlu-,. foo d
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    DID YOU SEE HIM?
    37 3 r KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Kuala Lumpur police are seeking the co-operation of the public to trace the motorist who knocked down an Indian and a Chinese pedestrian in iKlang Rqj j last night.
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    I MAY CENSURE GOVT., SAYS RAJ
    243 3 Standard Staff Reporter A THREAT to censure Government in the Singapore Legislative Council if it did not redress certain grievances of Malay teachers was issued yesterday by Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, the Labour Member for Rochore. I Mr Raj said he had a^ked
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    32 3 A CHRISTMAS party wa s held for some 100 children by the CnivcrsiU of Malaya C'hil drea'e Club e_ the University grounds yesterday. Standard picture »how* children made* Ave enjoying a same*
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 3 HONGKONG. Dor 4. Spe- cial St.mdjrd Service Closing prices of the Hoiujkonsj Exchange today were 115.60 to 1 sterling: S5.8587.) t o US$1; $1,818 t., M y;«n $1; $0.28 to one Indonesi R'ippiah Go.d $25 1.7.1.
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    SIT TENANTS TO CLEAN COMMON STAIRS
    334 3 SIT TENANTS TO CLEAN COMMON STAIRS Protest Over Decision Stondord Staff Reporter A MEETING to protest ogainst the Singo pore Improvement Trust's decision "to dis continue the practice Ci employing staff fo cleaning common staircases and passages" o S. I .T. flats will soon be held by the tenants o
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    He Spent A Night On The Road
    66 3 kit C.antani;, spent the ninht recently in his new caravan on the roadside near Tit! Serons Village. The village's Home Guards kept an all ni»ht watch on the caravan The Mentri Resar was on a four-day inspection tour of Krian District He had
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    I.M.P. LEADER HITS ALLIANCE
    211 3 iyl ala LiMn K, t'n.— The future of Malaya depended vitally on the progress of non-communal politics and the I MNO -MCA alliance was hence bound to founder in times to come, Inche Badrillah bin Abdul Karim, Secretary-General of the Independence of Malaya Party, declared last
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    Legislation To Control Drug Sales
    186 3 Legislation To Control Drug Sales Standard Staff Reporter LEGISLATION designed to control the sale of medicines in Singapore by requiring disclosure of the formulae relating to their composition, will be intro-l duced in the Legislative Council next year. This Bill called the Medicines (Advertisement and Sale) Bi!! will also prohibit
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    Before Cook Said Monica
    117 3 Standard Sh-pp-ni? Reporter WHEN' the German ship Monika arrive,! la the Fir Fast from Hamburg she ha 1 an all West German crew. After a few trips between Hongkong and Bangkok, her ring department, which consisted of three were discharged, for repatriation to Germany. A Chinese
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    HE WILL PAY $20 A MONTH
    41 3 $20 William LIM, clerk vhose liabilities amounted to Jl,:{?<), was adjudicated a bankrupt In the Singapore High Court yesterday. Lun's offer to pay the Offi:ial Aaaigne« $-0 a month in settlement of his debts wai
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    School Tests
    43 3 APPLICANTS who wish to Mirol with the Army B*v»' rrads School at Nee Soon will >e given tc^ts at the S ngaport Volunteer Corps' Hal! in Bench Road on Monday to Friday next week. Applicants must Lie between 14 and 16.
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      86 3 Weather Report M I N I >I I M Temperature: From "!.?>() p.m Doc. 3 to 7. .10 a.m. Ore. 4. Singapore (74 F), rtmamg (73 F), Kota Kahru < 73 F>. Kuala I.umpur (74 F), Ipoh (73 F). Ku;inljn (70 F). Max imuin Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30
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    5 MORE GRADS TO GET TOP JOBS
    182 4 5 MORE GRADS TO GET TOP JOBS Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER five Malayans, all Honours graduates of the University of Malaya, have been offered top jobs in the Singapore Government Service, Part II of the Higher Services Scheme. The Standard understands that three of them are to enter the Administrative
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    Fatal Accident
    31 4 WHILE crossing the Mam Road ai Permatang Binji. near Butterworth, yesterday an eld< rly Cantonese Ho Ah Leng wa< knocked do^vm by tat. He ]nter died from his injuries.
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    Workman Freed Of Immorality Charge
    151 4 ONG KOW HI/AT, a carpenter, Wl| acquitted in a Singapore Court yesterday ot a charge of using criminal force on a five-year-old European girl with intent to outrage her modesty, at Bromton Court off Aver Rajah Road. The pir 's mother Mrs. H. M. Youngman,
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    F.E. Tour Is Blessed
    73 4 F.E. Tour Is Blessed SIR Sydney Caine. the ViceChance' lor of the University of Malaya, yesterday gave his b\ ings to the proposed Far Ea.^t tout of 40 members of the Historical Society. a student body of the Univcrsity. At a lea party given by the Society "in honour of
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    CITY POLICE COURT CLOSES
    80 4 THE CITY Police Court will be ctooc 1 until Monday Cases to be heard in this Court during this period are to be transferred to the Police Courts from today. Mr. J. If. Devereux-Co'c-bourn. the Magistrate is on local leave till Dec. 18. Fines totalling $1,060
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    GIRLS' SCHOOL HOLDS SHOW
    49 4 THE KVO CHUAN Girls' School staged concert at the i Presbyter. a. m Boys' School last i night in an effort to raise $125,000 fo r their Domestic I Science classes and Assembly Hall. More than 400 students. parents and friends attended I the concert.
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    Lost Money In Gambling
    79 4 A YOUTH reported to the i Singapore Police on Thursday i afternoon that he had been I robbed of S9O by two men at I the junction of Newton Road md Thomson Kc'l. Detectives discovered, how- j sver, that the boy had not been robbed of
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    Ist. SCOUT'S 100th. B'DAY
    81 4 Ist. SCOUT'S 100th. B' DAY MORE than 50.000 Boy j Scouts from all over the world < arill assemble in London in the < lummer of 1957 to celebrate i the 100th birthday of the Lord Baden Powell, founder of i the Scout movement. This was stated by sixty- I
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    LOST WATCH IN LIBRARY
    70 4 A STUDENT f. irn the University of Malaya lost hii wristwatch wl a table in R I Library Thursday afterno »n and out for a smoke. A thief entered a room of i a woman in Buk I Timah R on Thursday n g and itole
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    ASSISTED IN CHAP-JI-KI
    61 4 MADAME Poh Gwong was l convicted in '.he Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday, on a charge of assisting in running a Chap-Ji-Ki lottery on Sept. 8. at a house in Jeddah Street. She was finej $1,000. Ds fence counsel Mr. Lee Kwan Yew. appea i d aga
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    BIG COMMUNITY TALKS DUE IN TAIPING
    186 4 BIG COMMUNITY TALKS DUE IN TAIPING KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The biggest con ference on "community development" ever to be held in Malaya will open ot Taiping on Monday, under the chairmanship of Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar, Member for Home Affairs ond chairman of the Rural Industrial Development Authority. The
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    The Cheque Was Given In Twice
    142 4 The Cheque Was Given In Twice MiWiArunb roiice are looking for a man who cashed a cheque which did not belong to him in a bank in the Colony on Thursday afternoon. A police spokesman said that this was how it happened: A man handed in a cheque for 5562.8S
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    Inspector Couldn't Answer
    118 4 Inspector Couldn't Answer MR. J. M. Devercux-Cole-nourn. City Police Court magistrate yesterday toid a prosecution witness. Osman bin Ismail, City Cleansing Inspector, that he was dealing an intelligent woman in Ong S:t Thin. Ong. proprietress of a permanant wave saloon in Jalan Besar Road had asked Osman \.vhat was the
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    Two Globe Trotters Keep Fingers Crossed
    282 4 Two Globe Trotters Keep Fingers Crossed TWO Australians, who [hitch-hiked 11,000 miles i through Europe. Middle East and Far East, arrived in Singapore yesterday with one de- sire to be with their folks In Australia for Christmas. This wish will only be a dream, unless Santa Claus j comes along
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    CIVILIAN P.O. IS CLEARED
    75 4 J DURING his statement in i the House of Commons on Tuesday on th e subject of delay to military mail, the Secretary of State referred to the fact that the civil postal authorities were indirectly at fault in this matter. This wa s due to
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    STORM BREWS OVER THEIR RUBBER POLICY
    182 4 STORM BREWS OVER THEIR RUBBER POLICY THE CONTROL i,f Lewis and Peat, produce brokers who specialise in rubber in London and Singapore, will be disputed at the shareholders* meeting on Dec. 9, reports Reuter from London. The policy of the company's chairman, Mr. H. Boyden. has been challenged by Kay
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  • MALAYA GOES TO THE POLLS TODAY
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      SINGAPORE
      633 5  -  R.G.PILLAI 43,COO To Pick Five For Three- Year Term By ai'siiS- ci tartar, of this year's conthe entry of the UMN().MCA i.nce to the r.lony's political Held. ll„ .lliince bcontcstiag three wards— I ast and North. really close fights will be in North, Kast and South wards. In th
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      WOMAN HAS TO MAKE GOOD
      56 5 A SINGAPORE middle-aged woman, Minah binte M isa, offered to cell taroags wrorth $ir>o ioi another mron an md disappeared ;< h the saronfs. 11 was revealed In Iiu Third Police Court, yester< Mioah WBi ioted oa a charge of ri bi il f t,
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      K. LUMPUR
      579 5  -  PETER KUM THESE TWO LAST SEATS ARE VITAII A BID FOR POWERFUL MAJORITY By Standard Staff Correspondent ..KUALA LUMPIK Fri.-Pollin S day for the third Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections wilr be unon us tomorrow and the political parties have all applied last-minute touches to their feverish preparations over
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      TEACHER DIES
      42 5 IPOH. Fri.- The death occurred bor«» this morning at the District Hospital of Mr. B. A Bad ha. a rot. red Eng i^h school teacher. 'I he late Mr. Badtha. :>«». v <ii.v- of the leading i pU>en in North r«i«i*.
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      PENANG
      530 5  - PEN ANG KHOO BOON CHOO By TWELVE MEN CONTEST FOR THREE SEATS Standard Staff Correspondent PENAN(i. Fri. Twelve (andid.itrs from four politic m] pr.ii t i.-n are contesting thrrr seats in todays Muniripjl election* the third in thf Settlement The partie* are Labour. Rjdir.il. UMNO Muslim Alliance and the Independence
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      128 5 3 months' hammering! A Pudor Oystei Prince—the new self- i i I u winding watch commissioned b R Kv ol (loneva— \va. s strapped to the i par! wrist of a stone-cutter whose task I equivalent pari ot a n was to fashion building stone fn^u, found to be without
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    674 6 A j. A i y'A has bi; interest in the Bermuda Bin rtiree nferen between Britain, France and the United States because Malay; British protected in r\ :.i .nd ine of the matters to be discussed t Bern ida .il concern Malaya's relationship with Th' positii present
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    Review of Views
    218 6 Review of Views America In Asia CHANGES in the Asian poli-f tical. economic and military! scenes have necessitated! the present conference of! diplomats in Singapore, Utusan Mel ay u says. The gathering at the Com- J missioner-General's residence will have to review the? increasingly independent po-f licies pursued by new
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      458 6 Education Dept. Should Investigate First Xavier Cugat Abb., In Singapore 'The Ki,.-; Of Xh Bbumba 1 In Tokyo th Philharmonic 0£ Ja«x> MM i Sir:— In replying to the charges in let'ers from Straits Tines readers alleg.ng that teachers had refused to let pupils use secondhand books, the Education Depar'ment
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      130 6 Sr: I am as anxio is a* Me. is: Raja.atnam an I Alex Josey to know who are these men whose scrs on independence have nol received the prior bh ssmg of the High Priests at Bluff Road. Re enl memoranduma to the Hi ndel Commis ion by
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      Governor Won
      161 6 Sir; "Constitutionalist" j has failed to appreciate the j two-fold functions of a Gov- j emor Ul a Colonial territory, where he is both a re pre- J sentative of Her Majesty's j Government and personal re- Firesentative ol the Queen. n the self-governing Domi- nions on the
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      100 6 An editor on paper sounds a very clever mmn, But have you ever ser» one irhen he's stripped or when he's canned. The judge who sits upon Vie Iwnch appears to liave no soul, < Btit have you ever met him j when his nose is blue with cold.
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      135 6 Sir; I refer to the Bur- |l mese Consul*- in your issue of Ist. December ij wherein it was stated inter j alia "the pee)ples of India, I Pak stan and Ceylon, or even I Malaya, had no complaint I •gainst such rice." I As an Indian I am
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      549 6 VARSITY ACTI VITIES Sir; In a n article in the Sunday Standard by Miss Christine Diemer on the course in local Zoology now being given by Dr. D. S. Johnson of this University, it was stated that this is the first course that has been given in a department of
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      87 6 Sir;—Mr. C.C. Tan. at the Mount Emily City Council Quarters on Nov. 25 accused the UMNO-MCA Alliance of being communal organization, and its candidates stooges of the Federation leaders. Come. come. Mr President, your party has been called the same tiling by others, and now you are throwing mud
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    750 6 TOKYO IS VOll j CHESTER WILMOT, i military correspond- S I ent of the London Observer is revisiting < the Far Fast. Here is I I the first of three dis- I patches irom Japan. IT the Tokyo Interna- tional Airport recently I several thousand excited
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    PERSIA, UK ARE friend: AGAIN
    72 7 PERSIA, UK ARE friend: AGAIN 1 (Kcuh ol Persia n Teller an t o have given to the Govon to relan Cairo -i -J last d to iui in an Pei sian Abdulla rning. tl i Dr. in Henri .1 i n isti pi i ..■nine- Eden i- e Powe
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    106 7 lenge" in the "What'. M I i„p-»" h. i- i t ,V prommiße V,M°M The till is nr.i.v p_,i™. KellT o thr- n.n... r n l nroeramme lh<' Slie" I,V, ,< ,h. i• i, Slw HA,,d „t the uluskers KS .t,,ink, s °f t,lat „ow do<s s,le untl
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    DEMPSEY TO WED
    33 7 FORMF.R world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dompem v. ;>h, and wealthy Mrs. Esta i Auguste, 42, a nrelty b onde. announ n New York that thi y will marry soon.
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    UN CONDEMNS ATROCITIES
    366 7 Soviet Objections Defeated Bv Vote UNITED NATIONS, New York Dec. 4— The United Notions General Assembly approved over strong Soviet bloc objections yesterday a resolution voicing "grave concern" over evidence that the Communists in Korea committed brutal atrocities against 38,000 persons, including 10,000 murdered GIs. iho vote
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    Buganda Set To Accept Regency
    182 7 KAMPALA, Uganda, Dec. 4.— Ministers o. Buganda told a news conference yesterday they an prepared to accept a Regency in Buganda and sweai in a new Lukiko (Parliament) to govern the province Ihe ministers, the African Premier. Chief Justice and Treasurer stressed they still regarded
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    NEW ERA IN CHILDBIRTH FORESEEN
    103 7 NEW ERA IN CHILDBIRTH FORESEEN IOWA CITY. Iowa, Dec. 4 (AP) MedN history is scheduled to be made here within 'lie next few weeks with the expected birth in University Hospita < t" a child conceived by >tored frozen semen. The expected baby's mother is one of three impregnated with
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    HE IS 79 AND STILL GOING STRONG
    39 7 HE IS 79 AND STILL GOING STRONG photo. PRIME MINISTER Sir Winston Chun-hill, waves his hat to wellwishers as he leaves No. 10 Downing Street enroutc for the House of Commons i»n Nov. 30, his 79th birthday.— A. P.
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    Egyptian Goods Held
    62 7 CAIRO. Dec. 4. (AP)— Police sources in Cairo said yesterday British military authorities in Fayid, Sue/. Canal an a, have conflscati '1 C 250.000 worth of goods in Egyptian shops there because I Egyptian traders refused to sell goods to the British army. i The informants added
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    Life Terms For Ex-Nazis
    71 7 MAKSeiIU ,&s, Dec. 4, i neuter)—A French Military Court here last niyiit .sentenced five former German Gestapo officials to penal servitude lor lite lor war crimes. I Five others were given terms of penal servitude varying from Ave to fifteen years and a .sixth wa.s sentenced
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    Jet Planes For S. Korea
    64 7 seoih.. Dec. 4. (UP)— Korea will soon be getting jet lighters from the United States, the thief of the ROK Air Force said yesterday. Lieut. Gen. Choi Yon.; Duk. who returned Monday from a month-long tour in the United Stales, said he had reached an
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    U.S.TOUR ENDS
    25 7 KING PAUL and Queen Frederika of Greece said farewell to America on Thursday atiei their goodwill 1 They left »*> th« liner. Independence. A.P.
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    A-Bomb Survivor To Marry
    79 7 A-Bomb Survivor To Marry BLOCKLEY, Gloucestershire. Dec. 4 (Renter) A Japanese girl who spent weeks in hospital following the atomic bomb raid on Hiroshima will be married here on Saturday to an exSergeant in the British army. "Miss June Agnes Itose was leaving Hiroshima railway station when the atomic bomb
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    India-Soviet Pact Hailed
    65 7 I ONDON, Dec. 4. (Re iter) The Soviet Government newspaper fzvestia said today I ie Soviet-Indian live-year trade agreement signed on Wednesday "opens wide possibilities for the development and strengthening of trade relations between both conntries." it said the agreement was i on the basis of mutual
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    THE QUEEN AT THE EQUATOR
    72 7 ABOARD THE ROYAT. yacht GOTHIC, Dec. 4: (Renter)— The Queen and Hm Duke of Edinburgh on board the Gothic as she nears the equator. watched a firework display from the escort cruiser Sheffield last night in honour lof "King Neptune" (mythical monarch of the sea)
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    PEER ANGELI TOKYO STYLE
    33 7 PEER ANGELI TOKYO STYLE J)!. )"0. JAPANESE "PIFR ANGEI.I:* Mis* Kyoko Anzai. 10. one of Japan's up and coming movie starlttsj mounts a motorcycle alter finishing the shooting of the picture "Half-Virgin."— U.P.
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    THAIS SMASH BIG OPIUM CARAVAN
    96 7 R'WCKOK D<.r 4 (I'D- Special police units ipp by Royal Thai Air Foi f dislodged 90% Yunnan <* lum «nugglers from a stronghold af*er three i I »'^hting la North Thailand. A Yunuauc-e opium caravaa 1 <>r !,,n reponea 10 ia of onium ,„>„ *****
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    Film Festival
    35 7 THK world's main fi' v n producing countries have ■greed in London that there ;n t 1 f.ii too many Mm ti ivali and »re to try to cut tluxu iheie Dumber.- Reuter
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    UK Studies Iranian Oil Sales Plan
    77 7 UK Studies Iranian Oil Sales Plan LONDON. Dec t lAP) The British Government ■t ndying new Amei I for the sale of Ira I i ii'li and US (•>i mad sources said *h The plan calls f<>i I I group of Aniri i B inidani to t d oil r
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    STARVED 3 DAYS TO ESCAPE REDS
    179 7 IA\A, Austria, Dec. 4 (Renter)-- l-'iw /e< li s in (hiding two children starved for three <la\s when llicv celebrated their escape from Communist Ciechtol*vakia too soon and found the timber wasmi in which thev were hiding shunted back over the Austrian frontier into
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    Pakistan View
    20 7 PAKISTAN the ti counti r on our soil" if emer tan's Abdul Kayum 1 Bonn (»m Ti. AP
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    PILGRIMAGE BY PAK's No. 1
    48 7 PAKISTAN G nor-G< Ghulam Mo lammed formed minor pHgrimafa to Mecca yesterday He t'ompanied by Em i Aid el Feycal, Minister of Fil of Saudi Arabia. Ghulam Mohammed !t>ft Mecca today for Medina and Rv;h1 wrhere hv will ed by King 8MML AFP
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    THEY WANT TO BE SMARTER
    43 7 SYDNEY. Der. 4 (R*-ir- r) Postmen h;ive foi owed up their prote-i about the ark of flaps on the porkets of their new iUTimor sh:i I If] irm they receiw marter before the Q «"»i arrives in Australia.
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    AUSTRALIAN FLAG
    22 7 THF <n Ft Pat lament h;is 1 ai ed making The ian .^ti the ii. 01 i flag. Reut er
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    FOREMAN IS DISQUALIFIED
    23 9 A S Tau Nam ol I the Sin I on i i p The i I .1 fr n driv.
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    Fire Chief Sees Hut That Won't Burn
    308 9 Fire Chief Sees Hut That Won't Burn MORE LOCAL NEWS __JiUAPORE"S Fire' f. Mr. J. G. Shaw, who ;>s his fingers crossed in the hope that there I would not be another kam- j pong ii: e. yesterday saw an attap hut that would not born. A piailj ia k
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    53 9 photo S:\(.\r(>Kl S fire ckiet, Mr .1 (i Shaw, fafces a vlo^r look ;»t tlir Sttap hut that u «miM nut brim. w hile an oil soaked j^tinn vt< k b^^/p^ »>n th»' roof. Thr df*rn»nislration was .irr.jn^^i b> thr Atlap Dwcllcn A'-Norialion at a "research station" of! I I'liKiUi
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    THE BLIND WILL HAVE A SCHOOL
    156 9 A 1500,906 school is to be built by the Singapore Assotion for the Blind on a plot of land allocated bv the Government a? Toa Puyoh Road oft Thomson Road. All blind persons in the Co!onv are asked to register, particularly children up to
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    Jong Landor Estates 1953 Profits
    152 9 Jong Landor Estates 1953 Profits CHAIRMAN of -I >ng Landor Rubber Esta ir. O. J. Rov reported i ttle diminut ye facing mpany during the vear no to .lime 3 1953, d<">pite an improvement la Emergency conditions. During the yaat the Company 18.48.1 on security sures, while the crop harnounted
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    Manyam Attack On The Police
    65 9 MR. S. S. MANY AM, a retiring C'itv C nunrllor and Labour candidate for today's Council election. cUlmcd yesterday that Police detained him on Thursday ni_thl to "frustrate" him and his supporters. i al thou el fo r more I charge ara an I rea
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    78 9 (iROL'P CAPT. II. M. Bit.h. ().\.T\s Haamcet in Siru 1 iporp, (left). KOI K»\im; nuuy a lumpn- ti I- d uith whisky, chocolates aud other ilriitat its. to Mr. Tan Br-ng Saa, Captain of |hc Airp— I Spo:;s fui> at Kai?:m^ Airport, yesterday. The hamper was prrseuted l>v liantis I
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    'THE WAY OUT'
    23 9 MRS. SHIRI.N F i/.DAR tk on 'The V. I This Chan- B Centre. 352-A i Road tomorrow al 10 'fl
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    Stallholders Lodge Protest
    141 9 FIVE Singapore Associations representing stallholders hi various Cry markets are protesting against a recant Council decision that two alienees cammitled in one year arould DM jn '-anceliation of the stall- ers* \:ce:i>-a The five As Delations are— The F.^k Merchants As tion. Ihc Singapore Sam F.xporten *in_j
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    Rubber Reacts To GSA Meet
    140 9 i«i ■>■>! iv priers in uric inner yesllTria> and the market somewhat easier, prim dropping by one cent to :»nj rents per 1b. an the lark of Farther news from the United States. During the fluctuated n r r o m Th«.' main infl..- <
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    Solomon Sets Record
    536 10 -AND IT HAPPENED iN KUALA LUMPUR! JN ADDITION to Solomon's undoubted artistic achievements it seems that he has created something in the nature of an attendance record as well. In Kuala Lumpur last Monday he played before an audience of four thousand two thousand each of adults
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    170 10 voice, determined on the preservation of Singapore's musical reputation, i .j) *rs in my ear that we ere too discriminating to pot up with arena eonditi ins, dying ants and thunitorms, and that is why we might not have got 2,000. I tee the point but
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    GAL 'WITH DIMENSIONS'
    71 10 __LIKY Abbe Lane (Mrs. Xavier Cugat to you in private life) is expected to bring new dimension to the 3-D screen in her film roles. The '!l-year-old Latin aaagalflaaa and actress. is in Singapore just now featured in her husband's J show. To coincide with J her
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    It's How You Put It Over That Counts
    1013 10  -  BARRY OLIVER oy rilK Xavier Cugat Singing Contest takes place tonight after the semi-finals held] last week and I hope it is not too late to give some spare to the eliminations which werr held at the ['athay Restaurant. S »ral who
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    350 10 OF MEN AND MUSIC CONGRATUL..-. 1 iu.^s Rahmin Hamid on winning the Xavier Cugat competition for -Latin-American" style singers at the Cathay Restaurant last week. Rahim produced just what Was needed, a fast-moving. lively number in mam bo rhythm. He looked as though he was thoroughly enjoying himself, despite the
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    434 10 r T*HE many admirers of N n A i Kuil;! Cole art (lad 1 know thjt he has m id,, i ga •Very from the i >ri KIS II ness which Ihre itei »d I > rot sh irt his musical c ireer. H Is now
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      436 10 RITA DEL MAR 'rOMWS K\\ t)| I lON JL "few ini'n are ->i» clever is to know all the Mtw lieif I they il'i.-l 1 Kin lielom inld 1 1 SAT! kdw iok i;\ 1 BY- BODY: The best .>: 1 m of 1 :> prior to mid-after- noon Get
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    CIVILIANS SHOW PROMISE
    511 11 4-1 WIN OVER RAF IN OPENER winning: the Singapore Hockey Association Quadran gular Meet this year when, in their opening gam" against Royal Air Force on the Padang yesterday, the hit four goals to the airmen's one. Civilians were a well balanced side and were masters for
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    Peng Soon To Heah: Mind Own Business
    312 11 ''V. peag Soon described 5 e sUtemeal of ihc Prcsi,,'t "f Badmiataa As Kit.Mn of Malaya "foolish £d unjustijed" and sugthat hr Mnit up and own business with ird lu Wong's trip to M :„n champion said isive interview JJrth the I ruled
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    On!y The Goalkeepers Won Here
    109 11 IH -ri u tli e -Wre-minoie .i lime in tins mil r Knock Out Tourimr between the rless Associaij the Combined Sciiool i nt r Park \estcr- '■> piston could be game eiuiing in men, time. >st promin- a aid ed sup- roke i N
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    SUPERIOR BUT ARMY TAKE TIME TO BEAT NAVY
    514 11 SUPERIOR BUT ARMY TAKE TIME TO BEAT NAVY AKMY opened the annual Singapore Quadrangular orHhl" 1^ 1 1°" t} l e SCC Padan S yesterday^with a com tortable 2—1 victory over Royal Navy But dicUitinu iho tprmQ 7# they did throughout this tame encounter, and given the goal scoring opportunities
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    The Test: India Lose 4 For 26
    360 11 BOMBAY. Dec. 4 (Reuter) j At lunch on the second day of the second cricket test here today between India and the Commonwealth touring side the visitors had carried their 'first inning^ total to 384 for lour wickets. India were weakened when they
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    SELANGOR & PERAK WIN
    59 11 SELANGOR PERAK WIN l^uii. rrt. Perak beat Penang 2-1 and Selangor edged Pahanfj out bv a solitary jgoal i n the o;*«Miig games of \thm North Q>indi-ansu!ar hor- kev tournament at Ipoli today. Thillainathan and Kim Fon« scored for Perak. Ifahinder Singh netted the only goal for The solitary goal
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    Civilian Team
    46 11 nit i ivinan team againSl me Army in the Singapore quadraimular hockey tournament at SRC padang at 4 p.m. today Is R Noronha; R. Mosbergen. R. Fernando; S. Ouncndran. Kirpal Singh. K. OorlofT: F. Fernandez. S. Kulasingham. Sheik Manaoor. Harban Singh. P;m^ Seng Eng.
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    20 11 UNIVERSITY T beat the YMCA I—o in a Junior Knock out hockcv tie at Balestier Road, yesterday.
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    A COY WIN RMP SHOOT
    201 11 ROYAL Military Police held their annual liflt shoot at the No. 1 Range, Nee Soon, yes.y. Six teams, including the Singapore Guard Regiment, attended the meet. Results of the shoot were: The Hop Ton Cup: (5 rifles. 1 L.M.G.) 1 "A" Company. Singapore Guard Regiment,
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    Davis Cup: Belgium Lead India
    145 11 Davis Cup: Belgium Lead India December 4, (Renter).— Belgium, the European champions galMfl a win Blag :i—o over India in their Haws Cup interzone tie here u he„ the v won the doubles today. The Belgian pair, Philippe dasher and Jackie Brichant seat Indian champion Sumant Wisra and l(l-ycar-old Ramajatnan
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    27 11 BARTLEY Secondary School beat Raffles Institution 4-f» in a hockey match in Singapore lay. Henry Wong 2 Malleque nn c and Rahman were the scorers.
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