Singapore Standard, 15 December 1953

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ghhfhgh a it m >%. Vol. IV. No. 166. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 19SX TWELVE PAGES 70 TENTS.
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    HELP BRING A SMILE TO THIS KID'S FACE
    181 1 sad appealing eyes of this child tell better can the purpose of The Standard I mat Toy Fund. is in those eyes the haunting sadness of young li/cs touched by tragedy the death >5 of parents, broken homes or permanent ment. ►he
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    Film Show Today For The Fund
    280 1 Film Show Today For The Fund ay conv- atre for others f the i The the .rx #£t *«;.v. Brothers the Pavilion will musical Brothers, R.K.O.'s lUg- ime with a i n g, h adds up enterable at I ire j 1 'ed at n't I ke a note ay.
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    Finance: New Laws To Block The Claps
    152 1 Finance: New Laws To Block The Claps KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation and Singapore will enforce next month new financial regulations bringing -Malaya in line with other Commonwealth countries In respect of exchange control, an official spokesman told The Standard tori ay. The regulations, which hav G been approved by
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 LONDON'. December 14: (Reuter)— Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, called icy Cabinet :ng for tonight to consider the railwaymen's threatened Christmas rail strike for more pay,
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 1 "I'll swear Dobson's been on the drink. Sir! He's trying to lay st:iir-carpet on the escalator r*
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    THE CG LANDS IN BANGKOK
    46 1 BANGKOK, Dec 14. (AFP) Co r Gem So.j:! -Ea r Asia. Mr. M Mac! I, arrived here today from Singapore. He will discuss with Thai offl :ials the n of 1 rice to British territories. He will meet Premiei Pibul tomorrow.
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    WOMEN TOP IN MALTA POLLS
    45 1 VALETTA. Dec. 14 (Renter) The second day of Malta' three-dav general tion passed ofT quietly yesterday and most of the voters were w<rnen. About 40.000 of the MiMMM) plertorate voted yesterday, but 7,000 voter., have not vet collected their voting
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    'Twilight Killer' Is Reprieved
    147 1 THE SINGAPORE Criminal j of Appeal yesterday quashed a sentence of death p.,. i on Gan Eng Loke, the 16-year-old schoolboy with y !v," and romI im to the civil pn-on With ns d.rcvte<i uv the Co niai Se retary^ "Gaa WAI tviuad J{uUt> by a
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    BEVAN ON THE BIG DISGRACE
    156 1 BEVAN ON THE BIG DISGRACE I mr.\ VALB. Wales Dw. 14 (AP) Aneurin Bevan. leader of the leftwing faction in the Labour Party, said last night Prime .Minister Churchill and his novcrnnu-nt should resign because his administration "is becoming a world disgrace." Speaking to his own onstitu ency here, Mr.
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    JANET ATTENDS A MEETING & IS NABBED
    224 1 JANET ATTENDS A MEETING IS NABBED GEORGETOWN. (British Guiana), Doc. 14— Janet Jagan, Secretary of the People's Progressive Party, and nine other people were charged yesterday with a breach of the Col >ny's Emergency Regulations. They were alleged to have held a meeting at Cornelia Ida. a sugar estate village
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    ROYAL YACHT HELPS SEARCH
    53 1 ABOARD THE GOTHIC, Dec l\. (UP).- tour > lurried OH I cir< dark P night for six hours [ht In a fruit arch for ;i cruiser Bh had The Q Duke of Edinburgh, v. ho having dinner when the wa'- red ler came m> on deck
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    MASS PRISON BAPTISM FOR 9
    41 1 TOKYO. Dec 14 (AFP).— The first priso!. I I took place I Nine Lnmatci of reformatory were b;i preache In the ill. Thev belonged to tho Bi^ Ri ;irdi Group which wai formed on Dec-. 8.
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    MME PANDIT OFF TO SYRIA
    24 1 LONDO I) (R ?»1 Pi <ll i.> lie 1 'l DamiM us, Syria, to v»^it hci i daughter* I
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    A FLOOD OF MAIL SWAMPED SERGEANT
    711 1  - A FLOOD OF MAIL SWAMPED SERGEANT PHILIP GOH The Reason For Belay Of 95,000 Letters: I Ashed For Help And Got None 0 By Standard Staff Reporter SERGEANT Walter Horace Prctyman Hayes the man who fs stated to be responsible for net despatching and delivering a largo quantity of Services'
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    SERVICE SHOW DRAWS CROWDS
    164 2 SERVICE SHOW DRAWS CROWDS MALACCA, Mon. Big*. light of Malacca's "Operation Service" urrk, the exhibition nt the Capitol Dance Hull opened this 101 Bit by thr Arling Kesitlfnt Commissioner. Mr. ft. it fcastwooci, drew a crowd of over 10.000. Fourteen Government department! ami pubic \<iw,<;irv organizations, put up smi atl
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    HIS COW STRAYED
    45 2 A. CHINNIAH, a P.W.D. labourer at Trannum in the Raub district pleaded guilty to allowing his row to stray on the public road at the 47A mile stone Tras-Gap road. He was fined $^5 by the circuit Magistrate Mr. E. M, Sniallwood.
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    New Plan
    59 2 photo. THE Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. (centre) seen inspecting the plan for the proposed SI 1.000,000 Kallang Bridge at the Royal Singapore Flying Club yesterday. Mr. A. Wear. Director of Public Works, is on the left and Mr. R. J. HollisBee, Senior Executive Engineer in charge
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    Raffle Prizes
    42 2 THE following is the result of the draw held at the Kota Bharu Poppy Day Fun Fair in Biaritz Park. First Prize, Austin Seven, No. *****. second prize Philips radiogram. No. I33tt, and third prize Singer Sewing machine, No *****
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    NICOLL SEES 2 MAJOR PROJECTS
    478 2 NICOLL SEES 2 MAJOR PROJECTS Newßridge,Airport Standard Staff Reporter SIR John Nicoll, Governor of Singapore, was yesterday shown the detailed plans of the $11,000,000 Kallang Bridge which will be erected in six stages. The bridge with a span of 2,000 feet will be the longest in the Colony. Sir John,
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    N.A.P. PREPARES TO CONTEST TOWN COUNCIL POLLS
    241 2 N.A.P. PREPARES TO CONTEST TOWN COUNCIL POLLS IPOH, Mon.— The National Association of Perak today announced that its general campaign committee has formulated detailed plans for contesting the forthcoming town council elections in Taiping, Ipoh and Telok Anson. "While not underestimating the potential competition from other political parties who may
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    103 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose Mi I r>* No. l R.s.s. :>7i No. 2 R.S.S. SCI 57" No. 3 r.s.s :>:>; 555 Tone: Quiet TIN PRICE The price of tin vester day was 5315 p< r
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    Cycled Thro' 25 Countries
    60 2 PKNANG. Mon— M. Na, a simman. who is on his way to completing a round thrworld tour on a hifjih and motorcycle and who has visited 25 countries, arrived in Penan'* today. The globe cyclist started ins journey in Hyderabad in November. 1950 with two companions.
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    COURSE IN CIVICS FOR 30 KETUAS
    153 2 COURSE IN CIVICS FOR 30 KETUAS IPOH. Mori.— Thirty kel from Krijn Kmia. la Perak ana Pjrit Buntar t began their six-day i course at the Ipoh Ander on School. This is the third course held in the nomination of members of communal organisations to the E ve and itlve
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    PLANS FOR A YOUTH CENTRE
    57 2 PENANG, Mon. January i next year has \*een made Youth Centre month Bnd tka Youth Centre commit Uv •ting loniorrow will discuss Pte>l to organise boxing tournaments, dances, Chinese shows, fames, tic. in a drive to raise 1100,000. It is understood thi.t nearly hall the
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    Road Fatality
    32 2 A i HINESE schoolboy, who was involved In a collision with a lorry at Jalan Rucaw..i. B- a ti» Pa hat on Friday, died L v lorj admisbioii to hospital.
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    Ex-PoW To Call On Old Friends
    26 3 Ex-PoW To Call On Old Friends F istant News i. is u old which he t< i vision i the was in I the <i War
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    MAN STABBED
    14 3 Bushy ved to r with a iment in morning. R| 1 H
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    Auster Bombs Put Bandits To Flight
    186 3 M VLA LUMPUR, Mon.-A group of terrorists il\ put to lli«ht by a hand grenade attack 1 {i l,\ tuo Army Austers. Kition was by an A Pilot o| 1902 AOP F the Glider Pilot Regiment, flight in Johore. He saw a group of
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    LOTTERY DRAW
    11 3 LO TTERY DRAW 1 of the the BriR I C Court
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    'TEC IS FINED, DISQUALIFIED
    66 3 SECT SOOX CHYE. a Jftective was fined a total of Jl5O in the Singapore Seconcj lrallu- Court yesterday for uncling his motor cycle to hi.s sergeant.»who had no licence beet pleaded guilty to permitting and abetting Sergeant Mohamad bin Abdul Haji to ride his m >'
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    WINDOW COST FAMILY $1800
    64 3 OX SATURDAY night a European family living in Gilstead Road, Singapore, lock.- i up all doora and all but one window before thcv turned in While they slept, a burglar scaled a drainpipe and slipped Into their room through tha the open window. Quietly he opened
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    GIRL MISSING
    29 3 SINGAPORE Police are now looking lor a 2')-year-->ld girl, Tan All Oi. who has b.vn missing from her ho.ne 208 !>-C Silat Roud. Sin^jpMj, oirice I last.
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    VICTIM PUT FINGER ON KILLER -MANHUNT
    281 3 VICTIM PUT FINGER ON KILLER -MANHUNT Standard Staff Reporter AS A RESULT of information from the lip s of a dyin hawker, Singapore Police are now conducting an islandwide search for his assailant. The hawker, 45-year-old Hcng Hong Chooq. who told Police that he was sav.v attacked by a mari
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    And The Children Who Are Now Fatherless
    13 3 MADAME lleng and Iht six children.
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    MOTHER OF FIVE CHOOSES PRISON
    280 3 HO Yl'E CHUN, a middle-afted woman living at the Singapore Harbour Board King's Dock quarters was washing her mouth and minding her own fousi ness when her neighbour, 41 -year-old Lee Hin passed by. Loo Hin told Mr. T. Kula-I sekaram, the Eighth Police Magistrate,
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    MR. HOWARD TAKES OVER
    60 3 .TOIIORE BAIIRU, Mon. Mr, [an Howard, t r S ite Informs has 1 •r Si ate Informal io i S Ir, B. W. is found l t with I mei w i it car accid til at Kluang about four ago. Mr 3 E. Paun >r
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    Customs Find 1,800 Eggs
    28 3 SINGAPORE Customi found 25.000 cigarettes, 12 pounds of tobacco and 1.800 eggs hidden In the lallang ii Padang Tei Bakar. Mata Ikan, oil Changi.
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    JAILED FOR LIE IN COURT
    104 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Goh Seong Koh. a witness in a murder case in which Ong Chor was acquitted of mur ler in? a European Resettlement Officer, .1. Evans. at Sungei Ren^it, was today se > two years' imprisonment by the President of the Sessions Court.
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    'ADULT' FILM GETS AN OKAY
    79 3 SINC'.APORE will see the controversial film M The M in Is Blue* 1 which the picture industry classifies as an "adult" movie. It was Si n the ''0.K." last week after the Film Appeal Board had viewed it. The movie, base on the Broadway play
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    TRADE CHIEF TO VISIT RI
    59 3 MR. T.M HART, Director of Commerce and I;: lustry, Singapore, will leave for Ind trit--. 1 shortly to di trade between the two I ss. The Standard und< he has written to th< b its of Commerce h »re n the? difficulties experienc which the
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    ACQUITTED OF CAUSING HURT
    74 3 V.M NGANAM was acq 11 od by the Fil^ f District Ji Mr. Tan Ah Tah. yesterday ol a charge of causing hurl Gurusamy Nallayu on July 27. The Prosecutor, after the morning sc^^i 0 s;i id h'-: r ■i instructed to of'e« evidence. The case
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      SENT TO GURNEY'S SCHOOL
      123 3 SENT TO GURNEY'S SCHOOL JOHORF BAHRl T M Lee Sui Chin. ;i 17-;. i school girl f>f S New igt at Kulai, i v ■j f I •rumi-l document week, was lo \a\ ietil I Henry Gurnej*a A. Scho >1 f >r iirla until the is 21 jrears, by the
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      SSC GIVES A X'MAS PARTY
      59 3 THE Singapore Swimming Club will give a Chi i party to ;'i'i children of the Colony on .lan. 1, between and 6 p.m. at the Club premises. The Public Assistance S tio n of the Singapore So i Welfare Department I big the Club in
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      TEACHER TOO STUDY CIVICS
      33 3 JOHOHKBAHHr first civic-, course organised by the Information Services in conjunction with the Education Office, for more than SO Chinese primary school teachers, startei l hei e I ri.iv.
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    R.I. FARMERS FORM CO-OP
    108 3 TANDJUNG PINAN, Riau, Mon. The In i >ne >. in Farmer c A here have now members. iemx > T3 own rubber, roconui -n it plantation j ir, i i 'i them .in 1 fUhei men ->\ R Archipe 1 4 1 >■ I at a
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    VACANT LAND FOR A PARK
    40 3 MR. Le I Co (Ind Lab. s Singap ire I i ir Bukit Til ih Road i A\ fiiuc i i > r In t lettei > C Mr Lee itate rher hundreds of <-\./ i-.-n tin* mi
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    COUNCIL CHOICE IS DEPLORED
    122 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Tamil* Representative Council, representing 27 Tamil orgfl lisations, has in a nemoran i to the Rondel Constitutional Commission. deplore I the? members of communal organisations to the Executiva anJ LegUUUvfl Cuuiicii*. The memorandum sail i:i part: "The Government has b.Wi Insisting
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    BIG SWINDLE OF PUBLIC CASH IS TO STOP
    295 4 BIG SWINDLE OF PUBLIC CASH IS TO STOP Standard Staff Reporter SWINDLERS are making: off with public money every month just by going to the Public Assistance Section of the Social Welfare Department and telling a sob story. They are going to be stopped. Said Mr. E. F. Middleuitrh. Assists
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    Their Noses Can Tell Them When A Crime Is Committed
    297 4 Their Noses Can Tell Them When A Crime Is Committed MANV of the older generation Chinese' wortten in this country ;re unwittingly committing an offence when they brew their own medicated wine to cure themselves of rheumatism, lumbago and a variety of a/lections. For most of these old fashioned people,
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    KIDDIES POST THEIR MAIL TO SANTA CLAUS
    160 4 KIDDIES POST THEIR MAIL TO SANTA CLAUS IS FATHER Christmas in Singapore? Judging by the letters children are sending it might seem so. One little girl is so convinced Father Christmas is here. she addressed her letter: Father Christmas. North Poie. Singapore. In it she asked for water wings, a
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    CONCERT FOR YOUTH CAMP
    63 4 THE Singapore Anglican i Youth Fellowships will be holding a Christmas Concert at the St. Andrew's Cathedra! War Memorial Hall, tomorrow. lti at 5 p.m. On Friday Dec. 18 and on Saturday Dec. 10 the concert will be held at 8 p.m. Proceeds of the concert
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    Hopeful Letters
    31 4 photo. A FEW of the letters addressed to "Father Christmas" or "Santa Claus" i n Singapore. The addresses as seen here are all scribbled in pencil or ink. Standard
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    HAUNTED BY EVIL SPIRITS
    134 4 HAUNTED by female evil spirits telling him to die," Ng Boon Cheng (33), a trisha rider, went to the sixth storey of the Pickering Flats, Singapore, and plunged to his death, on Oct. 8. Ng's widow. Low Ah Moy. told the Coroner yesterday that she did
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    CORPORAL'S CLUB SOCIAL
    114 4 THE Mess Members of the Corpo r a i 's Club, G.H.Q FAREI.F, held a social last weekend. Club received the following gifts, which made the social a success: Mess Members of the RAOC. a tea set; Bandoeng Restaurant: one bottle whisky; Tanglin Provision Stores: one box
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    BODY TO WOO MALAY YOUTH
    50 4 The Malay Social Association, with Government approval, intends starting a campaign to enlist Malay youth members. Mr. Abdullah Sanggura. the chairman, said that tho?e interested should contact the Association by writing to him C/O No. 25, Ix>ro:^ 8. Gevlang Road. Singapore, 14, for membership forms.
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    ON THEFT CHARGE: DRIVER ACQUITTED
    40 4 CHUNG HIOW KENG. a lorry driver, was acquitted in a Singapore court yesterday of stealing 'J4 aluminium pipes valued at S:i2s belonging to his employer oti May 23, at a house m Emerald Hill Road.
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    27 4 MK. Mrs. Chen Yew Seonff pictured here after their wedding at Wesley Church i n Singapore o n Saturday. The bride was MLs s Tham Pin Ying".
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    27 4 photos. MR and Mrs. Boon Choons Fonff leaving St. Andrews Cathedral on Saturday after their marriage. The bride is the former Mis s Grace Lee Siat. Standard
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    2 TCNGUES -MOVE INCOUNCIL
    119 4 2 TCNGUES -MOVE INCOUNCIL THE Singapore Director of V ation, Mr. D. McFx^llan, will move a revised motion it 'he Legislative Council mecty a.-king approval of th- tt out in his memorandum on bilingual education and increased aid to Chinese Schools. Pn v, he was to have moved the adoption
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    SOCIETY OFFICERS
    69 4 A r THE annual genera] the Union Bi r.eVO .)t Society of Singapore the following were elected ollu-e oearers for next y President: T W Chua. Vlcenresi lents: Low Kens Ann Ke€ Vcw Chye, Ho Kay Wh,r;. Secretary: Yeo Kim Tens rreasurer: Chan Eng Se il' Auditor: Chiew
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    DEITY GAVE HER A TIP
    53 4 A WOMAN Yeo Kwee En* who bought a chap-ji-ki ticket after -god" had given bet i number was fined $5 in the Singapore Fifth Poliot Court yesterday, A sum of $3.50 which was Seized »>y the police wat ordered io be given to the r
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    This Is Unheard Of, Says Judge
    244 4 This Is Unheard Of, Says Judge A POLICE witness* contention that he saw a man jump from the top of a wall, eight feet in height, was disputed by defence counsel, Mr. K. K. Bezborauh, who Jater requested the Poliro to help in, measuring the height of the wall. Mr.
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    Jap Vessel Delivers Xmas Toys
    48 5 Jap Vessel Delivers Xmas Toys PRIDE ol the N.Y.K. fl the i which i a her ov tiers •.000.000, be the Sii 11. ]>. maiden to C >i I i led ;ihi A the i I m in o f th i ,:-i. I'. ima. S are I A
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    C.J.A. SURPRISED AT GOVT'S DILEMMA'
    265 5 Colony Rltson Pay talks wmmm n reumi to th** iVf Gover m ent faced a dilemma m rr^ard to Uip Kitson pay talks. Mr. Young Is reported to have said that the dilemma was the result of the attitude hy the European v« Vll s<
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    Pay Plan For All, He Says
    218 5 Standard Staff Reporter \N ASSIKAM I that the SiagapSM Ciovrrnnunt will not make ;mv pirt e nw-.il implementation of thr Kitson Salary S« hrmc was made by the I stahlisluuent (Mfcer, Mr. w. M. Wmms, >«'s(rrd.« v ll'-.,, portf that the c<> ei may
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    Tile Factory Opens After Shut-Down
    37 5 Tile Factory Opens After Shut-Down ot U IS I Tli i town Mi. K the roofing •o'-\ had acrumuiated for lark of orders lias now be I 1 m >nth*s re strike I 'n j T ho
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    CAR HITS DOG -FIVE INJURED
    16 5 FIVE a motoi then ar ran the car hil at la
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    MUSLIM LEADER IS DUE HERE
    106 5 Di S- h i T ier S Saheb, Chancellor of the j t-ii University, ai ol the Dawoodi Bohra lims in India, will arrive in •a pore i n Th THE Judge* of Uw fl|st junior Red Cross Inlerl.ink Exhibition ln'ld > (V-> lerda> »1
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    Art Club To Hold Show
    112 5 TIIK orrinissioner-Cieti!-ral. Mr Malcolm Ma cDonald. (i !i\ ♦•rin-; the opening ad dress ;it Uir- sevesth meeting of the 'onsult.itivf* Com iuitt«'<' «»m Rire which becan yesterday al Pkoeaix Park. Singapore. The mectiag which is pected to last two daya u.is .'tt -nt't-ii by representatives
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    HK EXCHANGE
    27 5 lr ►NGKONG, Dee. H S,>< i u ol II a BIS to M i 2] to one ,i a Gold $250.25 to 1 1 I
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    JUNIOR RED CROSS SHOW TODAY
    120 5 gftaadarj start Reporter MOKK than !"<> membei (he Jui busy rarly yt I P rt 'P. a exhibit to« a.i i will op'rUf bf Mm. VMfr Go today at St. Andrew M rial Hall. The J id« >J "J a y f, me trying to
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    LORRY DRIVER ON MURDER CHARGE
    212 5 A LOKKV driver, lau Tian Poh, stood trial in the Singapore High Court yesterday «5a i charge «f murderins woman. Tan Seek Haat, with whom he was alleged to have heen living, in an ittap hut in Ah Hood Koad on Auk L Mr. H.
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    Black Purse Left In Taxi
    77 5 A EURASIAN woman n I t<» h<- Singapore i esterday thai sh^> had <•' behind her b a**k •> i i tainii 10 i.i <•:» h. he identity rard and so al documents in b S said he ho;.i th taxi at Ri< A B
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    THEY PLAN TO EXPAND
    25 5 THE Se i Dajr A Is from I) Mew Guii to the A lian Counci rep to th< !u! I. I
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    FOR KL SCHOOL
    17 5 MRS D.S i I ier of Ku S id Engtish aj a I pur.
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    LOVER FIGHTS GIRL'S SISTER
    64 5 A K: )\v between a i itoi i*i mi. ii i led tei mho o >j< \(i to paying court to the be ause he was unemplo re led in the youth, Tan 'I '•I"-! \'<-."._i round < in the Singapon i I <<M .1 rhai
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      74 5 Weather Report Minimum cmp«*raturo: From p.m. Dec, 12 t<» J-M Dee. It: Sine allO r (75F». Pen me (72F| Ivot.i I'.ahru (T.'lt. Kuala Lumpur I71F), Ip«»'" I7IFK hvii.tiilati 169F). Maximum Temperature' From a.m. to 7^l pjn. l>ec 14: Singmporc (N >F>. Penan(9oF>, Kota I'.ahru (not rerei\ i>ili. Kuala l.umpur i9.'l't.
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    Korea Deadlock
    705 6 DEAN'S decision to walk out Panmunjom i n K i a not entirely ui d first place at Washingt< ere aimed at finding common holding of the p< litical i onference d to follow thr Korean di misticc Dean's deci ion to <-nd the talks, at temporarily, was
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    Must We Nationalise
    697 6 WIK David Lindsay Keir, chairman of the Medical Education Inquiry Committee has said that a major unsolved medical problem in the Federation is the establishment of health and medical services. His committee were concerned over the fact that too many doctors preferred staying in the cities and
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      Seek Asian Support
      109 6 A lERIC \x rt for 1 e of Colo;. •i.csl ays ui an Zaman says in an 2 itorial commenting on proposed trip by the MCA; to Ameri u d Britain.; American antipathy t 0 Co'o-: nialism stems from economic; causes. They want to the Colonial powers
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      Education Crisis
      122 6 SIN CHEW JIT POH says that Chinese education in Singapore is again feced with a crisis. Government's White Paper on this subject has come at a time when the argument for a three-term system ha s not yet been settled and the new school term is to start
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      Monogamy Is The Rule
      450 6 Sir;— l read with interest the quick response of the Kathi of Singapore to defend Ihe rights of Muslims to have four wive?. It Is very true that the Koran says that we ran have more than one wife up to the maximum of four and
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      THE CASE OF MALAYAN 'ALIENS'
      258 6 S: The constcrn; I fi'lt by Mr. Yong Xyuk Lin, Singapore Standard. Doc. 1 1, is oeither new nor do Tkere were many v the tame when that part of the Federation Agre< nent camp into force. Before the provisi* the two secttons of Agreement
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      UMNO-MCA Grand Alliance
      255 6 UMNO-MCA Grand Alliance I ians ire f y wot f M Of the lr political par i 'ie. r l < the \< evpre v v leader? a.«-kiiis I I nt the recent mui. < at various cc The two top loaders of the -0.-M.C.A. X spoke 1 i por
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    Malaya's Doctors?
    641 6 particularly in urba.i areas The position with regard to rural areas is less favourable. T h e r e is widespread general anaemia, while malnutrition still exists in small localised areas. The most prevalent diseases among rural children are caused through lack of hygiene." On all sides there
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    CHINA TRYING TO DRUG WORLD
    34 6 id with com i I the Commtii <■ d break do y. een >ikmg i rtj to bn'ld up a Ito and < i Main 0 i 1 ti i I
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    HK Trade Outlook Brighter: Governor
    70 7 HK Trade Outlook Brighter: Governor tN'GKONG, Dec. 14 ,Keute r) Hongkong's ior, Sir Alexander in. said here today olony's trade had low level mainly dI the "necessity .Him our obligations the I nited Nations cirgo resolution" and because oi restrietlons Hongkong's trade ined bj the United ih.iii.nx! IndoneI'akistan and other
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    Grandson Of Earl Is Slain
    23 7 In Bunk V] < i. Dec. erday rious l h nouth through t] i s 'hoc r.fni adet P.
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    YUDIN CALLS ON MR. CHOU
    18 7 14 (AP) bfudin, i SSR ambassador ed on PvcPeiping I his Radio re-
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    47 7 photo. i i Wu hanV:mthi Kama Ra« (left) „nP nfi if niMU-d by Prrsiflfnt James II (is/ iT» «ias most distniftnishrd uomrn is vammferred upon her the honorary deTre/'oV oLJteVn!!? 1 N V York >ftn »,a d nmv»i '"mu. in unman** Lrtlfrs A. P.
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    Bidault Wants 'More Dynamic' NATO Policy
    243 7 Bidault Wants 'More Dynamic' NATO Policy «ed II l" io w""',,- fl »-«reißn. Minister Cionrsos Bidault today dynamic" XAroZfa t rm, i?"" "SJ*? with an a| al a M'<:.ki.,. t» 40 1 ',,-i Z "iw'^, 1<lal new O»«««W «'f thr Cun.il. was quartet l'alai' llr rVnln. i^ m e and
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    PEER'S TRIAL COMMENCES
    92 7 WIN( HESTER Hampshire. Dec. 14: (Reuter) Lord Monof H«',i:j or., L'T •or P< er pl< not today :o charges of homo ex l I-3 „i -V d mi v scout < crowded to 'rial of the t<. Fail -haired IV i whose title w in Mr. N.R.
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    SHE'S OUT AT 102
    25 7 SHE 'S OUT AT 102 THE o Inhabltani <»{' the ality of Lie! /cin, Mis. Katharina Nigg. I on Sunday at the Bg« of 102. A.F.P.
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    64 7 KING GVSTAV ADOLF boux to Lady Churchill alter presenting )ier with the Nobel Prize tor Literature Which the rcei red OH D€» half of her husband, Sir Winston Churchill, mai n* pressive ceremony in i)ie Concert Hail at Stock) Later I. arfu Churchill read a special message Iron S r
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    NEHRU HITS AT THAT TREATY
    60 7 CALCUTTA, Ind Dec. 14 Indian Pri harlal Nehru said v i •">' that any military par! bet w en America and Pah make t lie isolation ol >■ Ih Elasl A-ia impossib Nehru, addressing an audience of 100.000, his cona i n tei u a
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    HO REPEATS HIS OFFER OF TRUCE
    400 7 HO REPEATS HIS OFFER OF TRUCE Rebels Squeeze French Troops SAIGON, Dec. 14, (Reuter)— A message by Ho Chi Minh, the Victminh leader, broad cost by Vierminh official radio Voice of Vietnam/' today said he was prepared to hold discussions with France if France initiated armistice talks to end the
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    BID TO AVERT X'MAS STRIKE
    77 7 LONDON Dec M (R I'. will begin in London todaj > erl the threatene i nation v. ide rail strike for more pay which i bring Britain to it ..i id till <i'- er Christmas. If members of the 4f»o.0(»o strong National Union Railwaymen start
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    Reward To Readers For Name
    98 7 Reward To Readers For Name LONDON, Dec. 14 (AFP)— 1:1 Times struck an frivolous note tlu morning, offering £10 a reward any reader nrho 'a ptable name with •o re-christen the •Iran an Oil Compi pr^.poci'.ion is Um 1 of th« Fi kancial 1 •hat te:. Hipiomal re ations vith
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    IKE'S A-POOL WORKABLE.
    38 7 WAS HIN GTON. D. iH' Gordon 1 1 m of the i Stat( v Aton ic Energy ion aid ye terday Pi i s id< n1 Ki enhower* at( he h< would throug with n.
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    FREAK BABY IS BORN ALIVE
    28 7 POLIS, Dec. A aby bom on S I maine I in wik today af \< Hospiti Docti aid 1 tained in a has i
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    BAGPIPES CUT HIS JAIL TERM
    40 7 LORD GLENORCHY I who started n 2i\ s« nti no .1 Brixiuri Pi London U i day, r payinf his l«o atfcinonj to be released next Tu< hi i play the I i during ,r.
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    A RUDDERLESS SHIP ON TOW
    39 7 LONDON'. Dec. I» (UP) Tho famed British tug i reached tin 1 i uddei Stavangerfjord in the Atlantic today and began corting iho Norwegian*Ai can Lines toward Norway with neai ly 1,000 pel aboard.
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    RUBBER,TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Dir. 13 Thcc IoM-v/ing arc the closing PfiCM of rubber ntd *>". on the London market: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 17 id. Jon./Mircfc l7iA Apr./ Ju. c 1 Id. July 'i ;>f. I7J* Dcccnbi r c i f. 1 7 d. Tone;
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    AMNESTY BILL
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    A FLASH BUT NO FISSION
    43 7 BAUMHOLDER. Germany, Df 14. (AP). Simulated atom liomb (••.)< o ions which fj.ii power ami flash but no fission— are being used *t h'.% s. Army training < to t(\i< h I roop how to <*< thnn i in atomic arl
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    3-Man Team
    24 7 3 -Man Team THE B u'l jr-h 1 to I h contii Ami n a car, Eng and for th< m v < k. A.F.P.
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    JEALOUS MAN SHOOTS A.G.I.
    8 7 JEALOUS MAN SHOOTS A. G.I. RIS lh hit
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    REDS DEMAND US RESUME TALKS
    50 7 tokvo. Dec. it di') cMm mi n...ii, Korea demanded jointly today the l nited Kastrucl tpecial Initrd Nations v Artliar H llean to return to Panmaajoni Mai n preliminary negc tiatiuns to ronvene tii»- Korean eonferenrr K I Red I I i In i i
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    41 7 photo. I MM II I i lint- Minister. M. Joseph I iniel (Irfli ftfcaktM i.uiiSn _wilj British I'lnmn-. Sir U. (hunlnll „l.r ihi v hi, l hwi into I midon Airr i ...m IW Brrmuda 1 1 1 i iihc. UP
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    U.S. May Get Bases In Libya
    176 7 U.S. May Get Bases In Libya 180 \iiU U I P|{| M. Nil I'f \\l S KOI 1 I NO .1' It., i I P) I i i hard M. Mil m y+st*rdaj Uv u.in "nil (tin .i. (I nil tniauti* n\ is i tioil with Knit; itinv ilmhil 'i
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    'DEAD' MAN PAYS RANSOM
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    LANIEL BACK AT HIS DESK
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    43 7 pliolw. M\(.l( artistic Pam luir BlyJlri Jjm« D'Al h al\o a taN nt.d poiti.iit uti t I •rlKt-roiffeur ><l«(t#d lhi«» tmme-tm life miMnfji^r c f O \.j v Parisirnnei to >4l Ijis lcr^Joa of Winter )*'3J >i hair *l.\l«^. In^'irtd hrs Mlntinei U.P.
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    Licences For China Trade Not Given
    215 9 Licences For China Trade Not Given By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Dec. 14. Several Indonesian rubber export firms within the past fcrt night have sought export li-ences for shipment o f rubber t o Red China. The Indonesian Government, however, turned them down, The Standard learned today. Those rubber expoi
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    PRODUCE
    59 9 "I if E nn (i'H'e m.i Singapore was quid •ly easier vith small business passing. Sin?;ip<jre produce pnee.(per pjcul) ye?tenlav were: Gambier $210; Bali co(fet >:^H(): hete! nut $2H rSpii^ I2'< (whole); copra |39| (seller); coconut oil .Sf!l (seller): Pepp i sr.w (Muntok srh'te); $325 (Sarawak white); $'2u n
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    RUBBER SLIPS
    54 9 BBER pric< in Singaopped i>y naif a its pef lb. Cor tir e rubber lor December terday. i was miiei ill w th only small business tig. i lower prir«'s jresterday resulted from a lack <>f overPi ea opened *Hnhtly low- c tnd remained it the level all
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    NOON PRICES
    65 9 Sin| fhnmbpr of Com mere* Rubber Association noon s per 1 1>. i vesterdaj Buyers Sellen Mo 1 R^S Spot loose 561 I KSS 1 o.h Dec. 571 No. 1 RSS January 57| 57 2 December 57 571 n her 553 r >:.' RMA g u nder i>•
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    SHARE MARKET REMAINS QUIET
    300 9 WITH both rubber and tin pi i« rs WWfr MNtniliv. the Malayan share market remained quiet in all M* tions, with i|iiof ations a( lower levels. ivers Seilen IMII IKl\l S \ie* rinr* Pfi 2 10 2 20 3 HO xd Vih> l(t 119 \A.2Z 8.8.
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    Cocktail Party
    98 9 Oil I I Lfl of the Witt— l (ash RegMtf Company (Malaya) Limited the bells of u hosf prodiu t s are heard round thr world gave a cocktail party at the Coral K-.iom of the Aili'lpl»i Motel irerntly f or Mr A. .1 Smilh, new Ma lagiag
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      143 9 iri'i Abncf *y A7 Copp J Alley Oop JJL^_ By v.r. Hamlm UXJR MAN 15 FROM (SOT SHOES "WO KNOW > HE MU6T HAVE V_/~-^ iu I ■.ESS.WE THE TWENTIETH I ON! J \SA "*™"<" »BOUT( XOKS SOME CONNECTION/ iM r Z, J FOUND 'IM J\. CENTURY/ >y ,vtlsj"^ FtL
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      437 9 £?*&S tin^nnMW».wpn i.nn^tfiwLjmj.iinri ii^ li|jß ti u Jinn nnu'»TJi .mTT MM^ni<miMimiPi r>w> wr^irrffr l tir>.Mrt>i |ffhii)|>iiiiniii!||iiiiiiwittiiii^<niliiili|ffiiili<|H^ "V." >f^i tj^ir BOWI ItlliH I^°^^ ■—^JES iiaiCa SINGAPORE STORE IRT SOCIETY. < I w rr>i &r/« of v. k ol local tea ULLUANG l«\l»io m\i\n\ I'mii art itudents; am. To 5 :<•> ;>
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    Table Settings Crete Holiday Atmosphere
    423 10 Table Settings Crete Holiday Atm osphere '^'HERE'S rrorc to givi/ij a party than do-n r.g your best hostess apron and putting oj! tiie welcome? mat. In order to turn a meal info an occasion, it's necessary to create on air of festivity. Moodsetting table decorations ore yo.;r best a;ly. Guests
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    Grime: A Tip In Time
    61 10 f PRY this trick for ridding your bathroom walls and window* of grime. Before tackling them with the COMventional soap and-water scrubbing, give them a Steam bath to looser. the dirt. This is easily done by closing the door and window and allowing the room
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    'DEAR JOY JONES...'
    354 10 T WOULD like to a.sk you x whetker it is permissible to allow a girl to pay for her own srat at the pictures? I am poorly paid, so my r/irlfriead lik«'s to help by payintf tor herself. "C..1." (Ipoh) I'XDER the circumttancet there is no reason
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    A Winner From Shantaram
    206 10  -  RANJIT SINGH V. SHANTARAM still rules the r ><>st :J a maker of class films in India. As a producer and director. who is ever ready to e x p t* r i meat with n e \v Ideas, his dims have won him i n
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    BEST TIME TO START ON MIXED FEEDING IS AROUND FOUR MONTHS
    670 10 BEST TIME TO START ON MIXED FEEDING IS AROUND FOUR MONTHS Advises MARGARET SCOTT 1 MOTHER wrote in the other clay askinti for details of nixed feeding and the best llmc at which to start. With a normal iise baby the best time t > start is round about I
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    90 10 1 RKISTIAN n •t« I'. Ml, t J slumiii^ i» i Fi j Hm hi n i I 2 uhi« h ill I >mr Pi .1 C an<J uhit,sin- till il.l j tti<k«'il in m lutkisli 171 N iiiiiivv i hit I. n J vllltll.- i Ihe low h .iln,»
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    Here's One Way To Get An Extra Hand!
    69 10 Here's One Way To Get An Extra Hand! WISH you had a third hand at lines? Here'i one on a I novel M gl»vc hand" belt. Started as a sag to so with the black and white birch tweed "adventuress" dress. the belt has developed into a real fashion item.
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    ANGRY GIRLS
    396 10  -  Peggy Briggs j'HE air has lately been sizzling with complaints from an»ry girls and infuriated wives. T r anger i* directed at pc give them btd le t >r their It's the petty i; r I itions that rankle— things they can tee no excuse Hairaresjaen wh«» m
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      75 10 l I fB *W^©^tt£> l-~_Jj this IJiie bulUc can hrlp you look years younger! Firmo-I ill I reatmenl Lnlioi This rar»! 1 > I*-ri< lof r.- It <.i! ul wrinklet, liurs with imaiing efleet I Iwn n in a >in-|i' bottlt to rruL.- a Um aj.jM-.ir in. »ur r,r.,ur i
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      154 10 THE STARS FLM& YOU !•> UITA DKL M 1^ *> I* S OTAI lON ">lj Mi»j:i fioil In I lopiu i- Ihul tlnrr i in li no il\fll| (I) HIM-Ilj —I r .,un. .TJ.KSIIAI K.|< KVKRYi 1 <>i N KIKTIIII i i iMI KIKTII.HMf.X IRII larch 21 1 1» I
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    SELANGOR WILL TAKE NO CHANCES AGAINST S'PORE
    458 11 SELANGOR WILL TAKE NO CHANCES AGAINST S'PORE Says Linesman reviewing the prospects /or the Malayan hockey finalists Wll VT Selangor hockey players failed to do last vear hv *h« i i reason it is beyond io n of the criman to under- W hy, when "<»!v eleven a am, they
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    THE FUNNY PEOPLE CALLED SELECTORS
    959 11 i^ D r° W f °r e bat L tles of the > ear to staged at Jalan Besar stadium this week-end. The way of selectors is insctru table. The working of their minds is hard to fathom and is as difficult to understand as
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    Now Landy Is Chasing Butterflies
    195 11 Ml lIHURM., Dec. 1?, < \P> —John l.aiuly. uho Saturday r.in four minute (wo-sccond "ill. the Ohmpic I*;irk. spfnl today pursuing his Fauturite hobby chasing nutin the eountn ><» miles Melbourne. cl asca butter- wants to dedcic i i his return from he told the
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    Muar Beat Rangers
    95 11 MUAR, Mon. In a friendly football match here yesterday. Muai beat Selangor Rangers by five goals to three. Muar opened the score after five minutes play through Turner. Se!ungor Rangers equalised a few minutes later through Yap Jin. The same player increased the Selangor score with a
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    137 11 Qantas Raffles BC OfficK.' of the Mewly formed Qantas-Rafftes Badminton lun Patrons:- ('apt B. M. Birch H <; I) Plant, Frans Schutzman. Yong Choo N'am. President^- I>. E- Morgan, J. O. OSullivan. E. Spjni Any Ann I ian V ire -Presidents:- A. A. Holland. K. Beaton. J. MatMe on. Hon:
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    72 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon The formidable Taiping Malays hockey team suffered a averse at Parit Buntar when they were beaten one nil by the Clayton Club. The same was played at a fast pact with the SavtSn having a slight terntorial advantage throughout ih Honouri of the
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      245 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I 1 TM77 S li'llON I ADVANCI Rs can n« v he ir.irtf f f) r^ 1 new :\n Joo Cl t znpore a V' "S in Std VI~~ V II A I Standard Service For The U firm ploy rd II VOI K MK\l(t \rr «..q une.iipln
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    121 12 Best MCC XI Abroad In Postwar LONDON, Dec. 14 (Rei 'i'i)i> M.C.C t< tun tot the We.s 1 Indies left here to day by air at 0945 GMT foi muda they their programme with a two- <] iv ginning* on Wed- trie fi! sion i < tain of «'ni MCI
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    Off To The Federation
    58 12 For the first time in the history of Singapore Amateur Boxing a tram of twelve boxers accompanied ffy two SABA officials. Mr. B. Dunsiord and Mr. Thomas Isaac, left by last night's mail train fo r Taiping to fight the Federation Regiment's team, in conjunction with
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    SECOND HALF POLICE RECOVERY ROBS K.L. TECHS. OF VICTORY
    494 12 A DESERVING goal and a try (8 points) lead established at half time by Kuala Lumpur Technical College, proved insufficient to ward off a determined second half challenge by a not-at-fuli strength Singapore Police, who went on to duplicate the teat
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    "SAINTS" LOSE FIRST GAME EN FEDERATION
    400 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The visiting Saints (old and present St. Andrews boys) playing their first rugby natch (»f t'iKr E'ecU'ration tour here went down narrowly to the Selangor All Blues by five points (goal) to nil. The match was played on very heavy ground
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    Malayan Monopoly
    88 12 LONDON, Dee 14: (Renter) Malayan badminion players took three ot the five titles at the London open championships which concluded at Epsom Surrey i E.B ChoOBI heat a fcllow Malayan H.A Heah I"> S. I") 11 in the men's singles a repeat of the ill England final early
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    Try Decides For France
    83 12 MARSEILLES, Doc. 14 ißcuier) —A try by Raymond Contrastin tnre« minute* from the end !-'ive France a narrow victory over Wales by 2:i points V4 goalj, flve trios) to 22 points |hve goals, four trie*) in an International rugby leacue match here yesterday. l.'.e match settled
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    28 12 SIX charmin? Penanff badminton players who received prizes at the Pcnang Badminton Association dinner on Saturday night. On the right is Miss Tan Oaik Bee, Settlement singles champion.
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    Gogglies Wreck The Empire XI
    361 12 Gogglies Wreck The Empire XI NAGPUR, Dec. 14 (Renter) Tne Commonwealth cricket team suffered the third defeat of their tour of India today when they lost by four wickets to an Indian XI which scored 137 for six. The tourists have now played 11 games ut a win e tht
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    N.Z. Face Defeat
    53 12 DURBAN, Doc. 14 NVw Zealand foce defeat at the hands of South .Africa in the first Test of the present series. Dismissed for 2.J0 in reply to South Africa's 4.J7 for nine dec. the Kiwis followed <>n and were two wickets down for 22 at the close
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    MR. S'PORE TITLE TO SALESMAN
    574 12 MR. S'PORE TITLE TO SALESMAN A SINGAPORE sundry goods salesman, twentytwo year-old Tan Tee Yap became Mr. Singapore last night. Like some Greek God from out of the past, Tan beat a field of nine for the title to win the popular vote of those who attended the cone?aiding night
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    8 Maiden Wins At The Ipoh Races
    428 12  - 8 Maiden Wins At The I poh Races WINDSOR LAD By AS MANY ;is cii;ht r. scored maiden wins at the re eently concluded Perak Turf Club Decetnbei meeting, which wis also the last racing fixture ;\t Ipoh this season, they were Red Hat. Knola Gay. Little Andy. Distributor. The
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    F.A. Cup 3rd. Draw
    122 12 LONDON Pec. 14. <R,uVr>w the F.A. Cup to h,. r on Jan. 9 and re, Brentford v. Hull stok v. Northampton Or Hartlep Bradford v. „r Ar enal v. Aston 1^" 1 C v KWherham SuMderUmd v. Doncasler. Wolvg. v. Birmingham Blackpool v. Luton. ESSSH? th
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