Singapore Standard, 21 December 1953

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD $L 3H S. V <>>- IV. >„. 172 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933. TWELVE PACES 10 CENT*.
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    GIVE NOW!
    237 1 GIVE NOW! (dy 4 Days More... air days more to continuous of donations keep into The Standard Singapore to boost idard Toy Fund Lai «>t 517.M1.10. I other contribu '.He would so a m cheering up hun il nldrrn who would otherwise IKIv <* to pass a very We-ik (hhstmas.
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    $600,000 CHRISTMAS BACK PAY
    109 1 $600,000 CHRISTMAS BACK PAY ird Stall Reporter :.L be a merry as and a happy I r more than toyees of the Government City Council, for 1 receive about m back-pay with •nber salary. i: ment vees .1 ill" reeach. They ed m various Govaitmenta as per-t.-iil was *he result
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    Remember This?
    54 1 ])hoto THESE were som > of the children, who benefited irom t donations yon gave to The Standard Toy Fund last year, This year more of them are expecting the gcnerout gifts that are comiiig to them from your donations. Only with your help rrill they hare a
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    CAMERAMEN'S GLOBAL FLIGHT
    49 1 LONDON. De U>,— (Reuter) Two British Brpadca^ting Cor- poration cameramen arrived here to.: \y after a 26.000 miles Hi^ht around the wor^d to I make a film "Christmas .Tourney" to be transmitted on Christmas Day following Queen Elizabeth's speech. The flight took live and half days.
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    WOMEN HELD HOSTAGE BY ESCAPED CONVICTS
    184 1 JACKSON (Michigan), Dec. 20— (AP).— Five convicts who escaped from southern Michigan prison through a drainpipe are holding as hostages a housewife, 28, and a nurse, whom they seized m the first few minutes of their flight. Posses of police are searching for them.
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    7th BALLOT A DEADLOCK
    51 1 VERSAILLES, Der. 20 (AFP). The seventh ballot of the presidential election ended m a deadlock today. Premier Joseph Laniel received 407 votes. 48 short of the absolute majority of 45r». Socialist candidate Marcel Ed;nond Naeye'en received 30:* votes. Radical afiil.ated Jean Medecin 156, Independent Louis Jacqmnot
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    XMAS MAIL
    33 1 CAIRO, Dec. 20, (Reuter) Sabotage was suspected, m fire which destroyed Chris. mas mail and parcels for British forces m the Suez Lanal Zone. a British military spokesman announced here yesterday.
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    NEW DEAL IN THE INDIES
    418 1  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN No Discrimination Against The^ Chinese By Standard Special Correspondent 1 JAKARTA, Dec. 20 The Indonesian Government will no longer practise discrimination against Indonesian citizens of Chinese origin. This announcement follows increasing protests from such Indonesians that m the past they have been
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 1 "Reaaeaibrr him? The l»!ok wli»» iiN'-d t«» baaal tkreateaeel ■ci live I-
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    SENT TO HOSPITAL
    32 1 A 1 .WEAR-OLD girl, Miss Panii Qiu'e I. an. of 22 LOTOflg n. Geylang, Singapore, was admitted la t night to the (imeral Hospital with caustic i ><i;< poisoning.
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    Check On Governor's Power Call
    132 1 Check On Governor's Power Call A SUGGESTION thai the power (»l the i i««v. i nor 1o nominate th.> Chairman and the members of the Singapore Harbour B< .u.i be removed s made to the Rcnciei Commission by the Harbour Board StatT A tiOfl .r l 100 dei I Of
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    CABARET RAZED
    35 1 A FIRE In dowi town Taipei yesterday h-ir i ground a dan ins ha", .i i r \n\ and ;i lemuc m 'n«';j\- v crow le i o v 1 1 I Street
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    Tripartite Talks On Tappers' Pay
    224 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A "significant series" of tripartite talks are under way m Kuala Lumpur this week-end to seek a rapprochement between the Malayan Rubber Industry and trade unions over the new year wages of the Federation's 300.000 estate, workers well-informed sources told The Standard
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    I'LL DIE, SAYS DR. MOSSADEQ
    45 1 TEHERAN. Dec. 20 (UP) Former Premier Mohammed Mossadeq wound up his defence at his treason trial yesterday with a burst of tears arid a prediction that the verdict expected tomorrow will mean "I'll die la the corner of a prison".
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    GUAM DEATH TOLL MOUNTS
    112 1 rANWk Quam. De~. 2u (UP). Guam pre-Christmas aerial tragedy toll skyrocketed to 28 dead and missing today when the navy officially listed as missing a rescue plane with ten crewmen feared lost while searching for another aircraft. A navy spokesman said the twin engined "Hopped Up"
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    JULIUS CAESAR BEST FILM
    208 1 Britons Top The List Of Stars HOLLYWOOD, Doc. 20 (UP) —Hollywood film version of William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar' has been chosen the best picture of 1953 by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures, it was disclosed today. ■Jean Simmons was selected the year's best
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    A Narrow Escape
    54 1 photo. THE crow of this wateilogged t'Miyk.iiu: Hoik Pt*ng Ann. tied up alongside the Keppel Harbour wharves, had a narrow escape from serious injury when the ves■fffc mast snapped and smashed the forward hatch. Thr accident was caused by the wash of a passing ship. Damage is
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    3 HUNTERS ROBBED BY TERRORISTS
    73 1 KUALA LUMPUR S -A of 40 I t I I Mil three Ma Ho ne (»>' n' i ut-.it deer huntii i I district o B i Home i i party of 12 win. i rorl i th<-m A Po i party killed 1 1
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    QUEEN FEASTS ON ROAST PIG
    74 1 NUKIT.V OKA I I l. I).- 2(1 (API Queen I beth lei day m .f -t Friend, Queen ,r 'i mga, and at< < ling Elii and her )c band the I)iik»' or Rdinbui md on r;iV m the Soul v. -i Bi Sa pala<
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    Keep Your Valuables In A Bank, Aw Urges
    164 2 Keep Your Valuables In A Bank, Aw Urges MR. AW BOON HAW, the millionaire-philanthro-pist and governing director of a chain of newspapers m South-East Asia, yesterday called upon the workers of Singapore to guard their belongings by putting them safely m the hank. Do io( leave jo ir ra h
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    ACME Of Ceramic Art
    143 2 THIS piece of decorative art is an adaptation of the famous "Porcelain Screen of Nine Dragons* of the Pei-Hai (North Sea) Garden m the Forbidden City of Peking. The imperial screen m Peking: is a mosaic mural m basrelief composed of coloured procelain blocks and was
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    UNION URGES SPEEDY STAFF HOUSING
    161 2 UNION URGES SPEEDY STAFF HOUSING KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Kuaia Lumpur Municipal Services Union has urged the speedy implementation of the Municipality's stp.ff housing scheme to relieve the hardship of employees living m rented dwellings. Mr. Chan Hong Chons. president Ol the Union, said at its annual dinner here last
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    Untitled
    43 2 photo. The Governor. Sir John Nit-oil, seen at the St. John Ambulance Brigade Christmas Dance at the Singapore Badminton Hall, (.uillem.ird Road, on Saturday night. With him are Dr. G. Haridas. Commissioner of the Brigade and Dato A.M. Alsagoff. Assistant Commissioner. Henry Woon's
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    MALAYA SLUMP THREAT
    270 2 Chamber Chief Warns On Fall In Rubber Price KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A warning that the continuous fall m the prices of rubber and tin would have serious repercussions m the livelihood of the whole nation was given by Mr Chong Khoon Lin m his presidential address ot
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    'Stick-Ons' New Hope For Rubber
    120 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun "Stick-on soles" are becoming virtually a novel industry holding out encouraging hopes to rubber circles, the British Rubber Development Board sources here said today. This striking development m the shoe industry la now resulting m higher efllciency m shoe production M well
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    300 ATTEND XMAS PARTY
    63 2 THE Singapore Volunteer Drill Hall was packed yester- day with a happy crowd of .iOO gaily-dressed children. who attended the Christmas party. organised by the Society ol St. Vincent De Paul Church of St. Joseph. The children weie presented with toys. sweets and other I gilts
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    ARRESTS MADE AS CROWD JEERS
    170 2 A LARGE Sunday crowd surrounded two police constables m uniform and jeered at them when they stooped to pick up clams (krangs) from the roadside m East Coast Road yesterday morn ins. And it all started when the policemen arrested two street hawkers for obstruction.
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    IMMIGRANTS FOR TASMANIA
    46 2 A PARTY of Dutch immigrants will arrive m Singapore aboard a DC-4 airliner of the Royal Dutch Airlines m February next year en route to Tasmania where their arrival will mark the 150lh anniversary of the landing of the first settlers m Tasmania.
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    26 2 THd IiAWOOOI Bohva Muslim the several Muslim re!- o is' ter's- h,M I! if nc f at 17*7 a v,;, o«j we »a a luncheon nartr
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    LEG INJURY AFTER RACES
    42 2 SURATMEN bin Haji Mohd Amm of Palau B::kom who came down to Singapore ytsterday to hc!o the" Outboard Motor Club*i Cbristmaj Regatta at Ponggo! Point \v.iinjured on tne ieq by a propellef when he was pushing a boat.
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      54 2 Hnifl iPatj.% G In* Fit nil PERFUMES <&J^3& t£ l ve n*»* COLOGNES fc* 1 them f£ i j^^* /t \JD *a\Ou*^ wohoerful a g^v^ invFlY lv uHuUot iKUM ROBINSONS AVWVWWVVVVWWVWV SINGAPORE I closing AT 6 P.M. FOR THE CONY ENIENCE OF LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS I FKOM PAXtt' mi/S/CHAUS I
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      290 2 r"^*^ ww^^ nMv %tuli*> this I/our Uiit I**>ittri> f S f) Grand 5 CANTEEN OF n J b y c;f.e ft no? ma s J 87 pieces 105 pieevs .M.i.vJic'.i Di-.^n v 131 pieces .M;irciut' H h v;i J CANNON OIF 1" TO'. 1 EL SKTfI J fro:r» to s
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      96 2 Weather Report MINIMUM TKMPFRATI XX: I r.iin 7.10 p.m. 19 I! to 7.10 .< m. .'0 12 53 Siiiß.ipare i 7.! hi. rniang I 7."> I). Kota i;.i!tru (73 F) Mala Lumpur i7f I Ipnh (73 I). Ku.nitan (71 V) Maxima m Trmper.iture: From 7.:;u a.m. 2f 12 ;>3 to
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    VARSITY AID NEEDED TO FIGHT VICE
    257 3 VARSITY AID NEEDED TO FIGHT VICE Discover Cause Then Tackle It By J. A. JUMAT, Standard Staff Reporter prostirutin" ""l™** the spread of Ora«»i« <? n 9 a f> ore > the «nter Religious Srudi lTT W J" osk the Department of Social invesHaa? *S* Universi »V of Malaya to
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    Married In S'pore
    116 3 Married In S' pore photo. photo, i M TEO POII TEE, third daughter of m and the late Mr. TwvMdhJl™ ml bride when the married Mr r\mnJ K Wi4s a ra ,ond soa of the late Mr Mrs rhi?«i \c Klln I Tuik US Methodist Church w"? u<kn Ton< at
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    CG TO PRESENT SHIELDS TODAY
    25 3 or General Im Mac Donald, patSingapore Animal will present p Shields for risi .as party the Raffles S p.m. today.
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    Teacher Returns
    45 3 photo. MR. RICHARD TAMBYAH. a graduate teacher attached to Victoria School returned to Sin(ja})ore by plane OH Saturday niyfit alter being away for 20 month* m New Zealand on a Colombo PI ill scholarship. He took an Honours course iv Mathematics. Standa rd
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    ADVERTISING CHIEF IS BACK
    34 3 MR E. G. mo/.ar. Managing Director of Masters Ltd.. Singapore advertising agents, arrived m the Colony aboard a Qantas Constellation from Sydney yesterday after spending a short va-ation m Australia
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    22 3 CHILDItEN of airmen stationed at R.A.F. Tenti*h, Singapore, pose by the Christmas tree at their annual party. Photo by Michael An- chant.
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    KLM DELIVERS KORAN COPIES
    106 3 THE Arst two copies of 1 m w Dutch translation of the Koran, sacred book of the Mohammedans published m the Hague recently, were flown out from Holland to Karachi and Jakarta by KLM Airline. t The copy for Jakarta pi iied through Singapore aboard a
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    SEAMAN DIES OF WOUNDS
    48 3 KOH MIA PIOW. the seaman who was stabbed by an amok on board the motor vessel Hong Hwa on Tuesday afternoon, died m the General Hospital last Friday night. Another seaman. Chia Thye Jo;?, who \v:ij struck on his face is still dangerously ill.
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    Colony Badminton Hall In Trouble
    344 3 TWO WRITS SERVED THE Singapore Badminton Hall, built only a year at;o, is indebted to the tune of $600,000, Dr. C.J. Faijlar, Legislative Councillor and Vice-Chairman of Uie 5.8.11* Fund Committee, told The Standard ycstrnUv. He said that already two writs had been served on
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    Car Ride Ends In Smash Up -4 Hurt
    237 3 Car Ride Ends In Smash Up -4 Hurt Standard Staff Reporter H'li; Singapore trishariders went for a car ride yesterday one of them with his three-year-old son and they ended up m a headlong crash with an omnibus. The front part .f tln» car. small M <rr.^ M n »r.
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    A NEW HALL
    42 3 IPOH, Su M The District Officer. Kinta, Mr. I).\ Homer viii<> ye t.-r i.t v -if land open the $10,000 community tinii la Bukit literati N'» w tvmil€t south of Ipoh Tm viil- I ha i 7. o<m Inhabitant
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  • Youth
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      Let Your Star Of Willingness Shine At Christmas
      279 4  - Let Your Star Of Willingness Shine At Christmas IRMA R. HEGEL B> ]N a great many European countries the festival of Christmas does not begin until Jhc first star appears m the sky. Children write wishletters and place the petitions on their wintlowsills. No boy or girl, however, expects to
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      'THE FAIRIES' TREE' IN MELBOURNE
      264 4 'THE FAIRIES' TREE' IN MELBOURNE r PIIE most popular rendezA vous for children m Melbourne is the "Fairies" Tree" m Fitzroy Gardens, a huge blue gum whose trunk is carved m the shapes of 'yes, animals, and other creatures of the Australian bushland. It is the work f Australian sculptress
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      It HAPPENED
      3 4  -  C.B.Norton.
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      GAMES THAT ADD TO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
      304 4 GAMES THAT ADD TO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT DID you ever make a game out ol opening your Christmas packages? This is a beloved Christmas tradition m some homes. Why not try it this year? It is lots of iuh. Instead of everyone tearing into a package at the same time,
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      REASONABLE WISH
      113 4 ANN Shirley Baumgarten '^of Linwood Beach, Michigan, is a chubby six-year-old who has just learned to swim. She was happy when a five-year-old came to visit next door. One day Rose Marie, not realizing the depth of the water, raced out on the dock and jumped m. Ann
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      SMALL FRY
      64 4 OUR little friends Barbara and Anne came m to tell us about their new gas stove The whole family thought it was a marvellous improvement m every way. Barbara said, "Why, when w e help mother dust, there is hardly any dirt at all!' To which little Anne
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      JUMPER'S MAGIC
      812 4  -  Edmund J. Winterbottom, Jr. By JUMPER, the brown J rabbit, always jumped up into the air and turned a somersault when he started looking for breakfast everyday. But this morning, instead of turning just one somersault, much to his own surprise, he turned over three times m the
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      Atlas Of The Sky
      391 4 TJ7ITII almost every corner *V of the earth explored, surveyed and mapped, scientistsaa c switching (heir attentions from this planet to (he vast spaces of the skies. They are planning to explore the uncharted regions beyond the Milky Way— in fact, their ambition stops at nothing
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      MY SCHOOL
      180 4 I AM a pupil of a little a school. Which is built of bricks and wood. It's small compared with other schools. But to me it is so good. r PHIS school of mine which is so small. Has a very pleasant name. It suits the pupils who
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      8 4 pfyk TIGER -BALMfi! 7"^e Alt- Purpose Miracle Ointment
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    86 5 m sfearin(. m ncniMtP Name Acidrvs.« litle Cnwri u*ed Aperture S^ee<l Film ,t*oe«s "CARRY BASKET by Ooi mg Keat of 14. Batu Lanchong Road. mang. Airesflex. f.B 1/250. Agfa tf#«ri»: "CHINESE JUNKS" Dy Tan Kok Kee of 66. Perak Road. F^noiig. Airesflex. HI 1/100 Agfa Mffhl: LOOKING
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    Business Done In Shares
    186 5 Business Done In Shares Industrials: IVaser Neave Orci> S2 00. Gammons $2.t7| $2.90 Hammers S_ 8(» $2.82 J, Win. .Jacks |3.67| 13.70, Malayan Bnnveric.^ 13.15. Malayan OmwiU |1 M to SI 33 to $1.34, Malayan Collieries 874 cents. Oriental Telephone! 76/- to 76/»i including British Stamp Duty 73/6 (locally) Rallies
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    681 5 Alor Gajafe Rubber Kstate Ltd.. made a net pioM of $26,736 (12.3%) and dividend of .»'o is recommended for the. year ended 30th September 1 At balancing dale net liquid assets equalled S!».*».lHl or 4;.. M cents per share Cost Ol production was 60.9 centi on a ciop
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      7 5 On Iff i Ihtfjs To The Fund
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      137 5 USE AGFA riLM for better PIC F1 RES hi RISC, llin> IM \S mmi Ml 111 M 111 \1 (.IN I-> fOf BETTER PICTURES Oblxinablr from Irjdinr Cimrra Dr*|eri S»»l«- linporlrr>: TITHES'JDEJITAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. -t- 3: iw tn 44 1 1" *< ma. *i 1!»I. I*, n.iug Ro.ul. IMN\N<.
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      257 5 dfdf Spore Elary "111 I I. I 111 I 111 111 1 15 iw Co 1 >; aM* a: id friends < > k ie and J >.- ey Into M story N a Lit! c vv iroe s Club meft at 2 p.m a Ra(l!r> Q iaj Evenini school
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      348 5 lIIM I Ml: HlmshOWl at X cess E zabeth Estate Contrnunity Centre a! T 30 111 ail a1 Chany: 11 ins Tamil School 7 .'><) p.m. TIDES AND TIMES SIN4IAPOKI it" 4'» m 9« ti I'UKI' DllhMtS: 5.M jin M ."> 713 |> 111 X 4 It I»OKT MH'KTTKNHA.M: 405
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      304 5 Bob Crosby Orrh: 1.30 News. 1 4i Lester Ferguson: 5.09 I Music; 5.1") Calling AH Childre 1 I Im. Listeners Choice; 5.31 News; 7.15 Barrel] House: 7.30 < S M>rta Parade. 8 p.m. Woi d Affairs; 1.15 At Youi Request; y ;i m Nicholaa Nickleby; 9.30 New,. 1.45 Cabaret; MIS
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    War In Malaya
    828 6 jN MANY respects the Federal Governments detailed explanation, which ran into about fifteen hundred words, why Communist terrorism has increased recently m Johore and Negri Sembilan, is a most revealing and sobering document. Reduced to an essential summary it amounts t<? an r-dmission of a truth, which
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    Governor Shouldn't Nominate SHB Members
    1368 6 Governor Shouldn't Nominate SHB Members Declares the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association's memorandum to the Rendel Constitutional Commission. HTHE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association is a union of oil the clerical and cognate stoff of the Singapore Harbour Board representing 1,100 members. Representations hove been made to this Commission pleading
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      If So, Why Deny Them?
      167 6 Sir; I am puzzled by the statement made by the spokesman of the Joint Council of Action m a recent issue of yours which read. 'We are against the payment of family allowances to expatriate officers and we will not budge from that." The present
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      MERRY CHRISTMAS
      114 6 MERRY CHRISTMAS r Baby Wong sat m a tong up to his chin m water Daddy Wong was so foHorn he went out on the blotter... Mummy Wong who is headstrong said whot on earth's the matter Baby Wong chirped from the tong Daddy's Union's shattered... They waited long for
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      WHAT USE IS U.N?
      105 6 WHAT USE IS U. N? Sir. I read your Sunday article on Bermuda and here is my feeling towards the democracy that Gt. Britain seems to champion. If all that is written about Bermuda is true then I do not have faith m Democracy. I am sick of hearing that
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      A Country Has To Live
      187 6 Sir;— Commenting editorially on Indonesia's move to >ell her rubber to Red China, a local newspaper pointed out to Indonesia that "although there is no penalty m breaking it, she is morally bound to respect the UN i^n on sales to China of strategic materials."
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      He Was Disgusted
      204 6 Sir: "Puzzled" of Johore has complained about promotion^ for hospital staff m your issue of 16th inst. I think he has not gone to the root cause of his trouble. My friend, together with forty others, had an occasion to appear before a sub-com-mittee of the Johore
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      Hats Off
      100 6 Sir; My friends and I are writing this letter to thank a European Police Officer for helping us. On Monday after an appointment, we found that we had only 5 minutes to reach our destination which was more than a mile away. On our way We saw a
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      Alien Rule
      49 6 Sir; In a recent article, Mr. Ra.jaratnam said, inter alia, 'for we are certain that were Britain dominated by an alien ruling group... I can assure him that Britain is ruled by an alien group: and the Irish Welsh and Scotch nationalist movements prove it. Singapore. TAFFY.
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      Pleasantly Surprised
      131 6 Sir; Last Sunday*! story of the P.E.A.. written by Mr. Conrad Smith, is a very interesting an informative article about a subject that has received very little publicity. I was pleasantly surprised to note that, m spite of all the trouble that has been raging over the education
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      Spitting
      95 6 Sir; I ;im referring to our newly constructed "Open Air" restaurant situated on the Esplanade. One evening, a couple of weeks back, while I was having a meal m this restaurant, my attention was drawn to some notice boards which displayed the words 'NO SPITTING.' A few minutes later
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      TAX ON MEDICINE
      97 6 Sir; Recently a Kuala Lumpur councillor questioned the Government why they had reduced the tax on cosmetics and not the tax on medicines. That particular councillor whose name is Yrap Choong Kong i s to be congratulated for this. The Government have reduced the tax on luxury
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    Laughter at Work
    20 6 "Brought you a littlr bouquet hut I'm workttiK it the meat market now. not the flower market!"
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    PARTY WANTS FREEDOM
    282 6 PARTY WANTS FREEDOM i BELIZE Brit, i < us <AP> This ii i I lish Empties ...i m Central \ineri< t 1N mixture ol poverj n tent and ambition things The colonx ix lf I Massachusetts and hj< 4 I poniilat.Mii of lit ft li\ »ns m this str lM
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      12 6 Only n um iff o#**»-C7 re A r o«r lo Th* Fund
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      66 6 mS9l^vW^' r l/ont you v v^^"^v ft U/hot about this. /Hf^/H then? Think you could^/ //J.MI j L lift aese steps f, M /jjLj3< Gosh, thoti moruelloi.* I Vj»^J".,( jAwr' Hou> do you do <t rff^^y N oth,ncf t, t '^\S mumn^ok. after thct I 4J Give your child OVALTI
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    Companies Agree On Oil Marketing UK-IRAN PACT AWAITED
    254 7 Companies Agree On Oil Marketing UK-IRAN PACT AWAITED LONDON, Dec. 19, (UP).— Leoding world oil companies hare reached a tentative understanding on the marketing of Iranian oil once a settlement of the Anglo-Iranian dispute has paved the way for the resumption of oil production, it was learned yesterday Fr*nJ* epi
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    Labour Wins One Extra Seat
    127 7 Labour Wins One Extra Seat \LEI IA. Dec. l>o (AP) Final results m the Malta genera] election aned yesterday give Mintorf's Labour Party 1!). Dr. Borg Olivier s Nationalist Party 18 and Dr. P. BofTa's Workers Party three seats m the island's next 40-seat Parliament. Dr. Olivier wai Prem;er of
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    MILLION PLEAD FOR THE PoWs
    87 7 TAIPEI, Dec. 20 (AFP).— d 'o anti-Communist prisoners of war i liftee yesterday di<bv air 40 albums ng 1,008,149 signatures nose here demanding ease of all ami-Com-PoWs who refuse ieriation by Jan. 22 to the H<>u<e. the General ibly of the United Nathe United Nation?
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    85 7 .THESE three d-li-rious. d light ful. d- lovely poses are dips from Jane Russell's first threr-dimensioml movie The French Line" and provide only a teasine sample of the kind of Jl'in X 3D was invented for. Singing a SO n S called Looking For Trouble," 'Mis s Russell gives forth
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    EMERY GOES TOMB HUNTING
    63 7 LONDON, Dec. 20, (AP) Professor Walter Emery, top British Egyptologist, took otf lor Cairo yesterday to head a three-mouth digging expedition for a 5.000-year o!d tomb m North Saqqara. "If \v e find the tomb," he said, "we shall find the last link m the Ant
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    'Not Communist, She Likes Russia'
    249 7 MRS. JAGAN IN COURT GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, Dec. 20 (Reuter) —Mrs. Janet Jagan, secretary of the Peoples Progressive Party said m court yesterday she thought the Russian way of life was "very nice." But then she added she also admired the Indian, French and Scandinavian
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    HK COULD BE 'SHOW PLACE'
    65 7 HONGKONG, Dec. 20 (AFP> The eradication of discriminatory practices m Hongkong would make the Colony 'a real bright show window of democracy m the Far East, stated the English language Chinese-owned Hongkong Standard m an editorial on racial discrimination today. Tin' Standard admitted that compared
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    RESCUE TEAM BATTLE GALE
    60 7 REYKJAVIK. Dec. 20 (Reuler).- Rescue teams battling ag.iinst snow storms and 50--knot gales were today continuing their eflorts to reach a remote Icelandic glacier m the Hope of finding survivors from a wrecked American navy plane. Nine men were m the Neptune bomber when it crashed
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    HARD LABOUR FOR 3 'SPIES'
    43 7 BERLIN. Dec. 20 (ReuU-i»-Three women afjtnti oi a West Berlin "spy organisation and sabotage group" ha\e been sentenced to hard labour tor spying by an East German court ai llol'c. the Ensi German news iigency ADN said today.
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    Towpath Killer To Die
    87 7 Towpath Killer To Die LONDON. Dec 20. (Renter). The Home Secretary Sir David Maxwell F\ fe has decided not to recommend a reprieve for Alfred Charles Whiteway, the towpaih murderer. Whiteway. 22. married with a family, w.i< -entenced to death on November 2 for the murder of Barbara Songhurst. 16.
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    THEY DEMAND BERIA'S DEATH
    91 7 MOSCOW. Dec 20 (Reuter) All Moscow newspapers today printed demands for the death of Lavtentl Berin, the deposed Soviet secret police chief, and the six men accused of treason with him. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper. Pravda, said that never again would anybody be al.le to
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    NO BASES FOR US SAYS PAK.
    44 7 KARACHI. Dee. JO (Reuter) Pakistan has told the Soviet Union it ha^ m o Intention of granting niiliiiny base* to thr United States A note to (nil e'lc t was handed 'o the Soviet Amhasladoc here yesterday aiternoon.
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    New Commandment Upsets Unions
    266 7 New Commandment Upsets Unions BRIGHTON. Dec. 20. (Rmter) The Bishop of Chich< stcr Dr. G. K. A. Bell. told trade unionists here yesterday that he had expressed "deep iesrcl" to one of his vicars who Rave a modern ver.-ion of he ten commandments which ofVended the trajie unions. The 45-year-old
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    Santa Takes A Sip
    45 7 photo. IN ITALY, where uinr i> an established tradition, even Santa CtaSa «';innot go without his daily sip. Here he stops mi n a Koine "Trattoria" for a short refreshment, on hi s round of the Btenaj City** to> shops. UP
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    Red Planes Near Seoul
    73 7 Red Planes Ne ar Seoul SEOUL. Der. M ,h, Ai r raid urena sounded n. rt late today two Cot run planes wcr« tracked X Allied radar touth ol the den ed zone headina Si oul The plmm which w, conventiooal propellor-di type* 1 turned »»;ir-k about i.'S minutes aft<
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    7 1/2M. IN TOKYO
    25 7 rilF. population <.f Tokyo rlimbcfi h> 7 46fl :H j., kx on Nov. l. iccordim to Kvodo News Sor\ice A P
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    Cuba Puts All Troops On The Alert
    75 7 Cuba Puts All Troops On The Alert HAVANA. C !>• I') -The am ed fot il-.t wire p!;,, tali m i art todi I no Kplanatioa w..s |iv< fui the action. Ol) ci era, bowti i th it Cuban txita h•• i <n. a count, n f file «-»v H
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    REDS TO EXPLAIN
    26 7 JUK Indian Con n i •urn <fi i pan i i\' thai p anatloni t Korea prisoners would ba .-I I.i V. AP
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    APPROACHING XMAS FESTIVITY STRANGLES MART
    261 8 DUE PROBABLY to the uncertainty of commodity prices the approaching festivities appear to have already had a strangling effect on the amount of business written and a quiet period ended with Industrials steady and Tins inclined to ease. Those of us who are not priviledged
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    Output Of Coal Down
    97 8 PRODUCTION of coal In the United Kingdom has been lower, while consumption ha s gone up when compared with last year, according to the Bulletin for Industry. Stocks have not been built up so quickly though recently their increase has been rapid. The Coronation and an
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      The Nazarene Gospel Restored
      719 9  - The Nazarene Gospel Restored J. M. Cohen By Robert Graves And Joshua Podro. (Cassell. 635.) Reviewed By I READ the Bible as an ordinary book," boasted the undergraduate of thirty years afo. -'Anil a very extraordinary book jdu must find it." commented his un;!e. the Bfeb«p. The joint authors of
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      Two Truths
      522 9  -  PHILIP TOYNBEE The Kmpcror's Clothes. By Kathleen Nott. (Heinein. '.mi. 18s.) AT first sight of cover and sub-title this seems to be a rash and frivolous book. "An attack." we read, "on the dogmatic orthodoxy of T, S. Eiiot. Graham Greene, Doro'hy Sayers, C S. Lewis and others"
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      IN BRIEF
      96 9 The I m i tvitobioKt api IN MWY KHVIHMv A 'I md .-■>'. >n t) << f i |rca( v. i the ■uthoi i I• 'iff 1 of i»(.«.fl I i' Mil reveal her i the mlii on tout i Ihe effect i > i n live. "A
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      FOR THE OVERSEAS READER
      459 9  -  ALEX JOSEY ♦yO ME the best part about A Mr. Donald Moore's book. ("Fnr Eastern Agent or the Diary of an Eastern Nobody. Hodder and Stoughton 155.) is the Foreword by Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. That is not said m any severely critical spirit, for m
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      Joie de Vivre
      312 9  -  MARGARET LANE ri'Msure. A DiatSJlßlve Cuidr bo'.k. By l>< u r \<> Moore, (('assell. Kis.) I! IN n wori In grievan and complaint Ing to find i iking a i ertous, n<.t '< stoned, study .it p !t is very far fro I f.i hionable subjcel The
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      282 9 fX\ Abner > v :sp-^ sr4 c °H^o r^ TT ,c^ o^j gg«g» sSSKJ^g^ oS?*SSV?<S& L p=^r i/-f fS-^ V^ u sH/. 1/^tuiNs- CANNON f. r IT'S a DIS-^ v-Vy i r VI i r^jis^\r it /23 > G^sriN* Sight fo'tm" JUPI [vtA;cA^r /uAiiifab!,^ i r *y Hamlin HEflt. TOIO
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    1120 10 i\iui*l fmnslinff wjr/% if mi ai<junt 4> it t i' a us 1 1 i*j h o vmw tit l.fjtjptitiii I#» #/i hs V#-#» I ht't/ pi niliJtirtfjo or liliml "i i*irij*tiMiiiui% **> .1 nd thy ii fitf f r*#*« ntipp «> it up hf§ tinit-i \i
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    Complaints
    1058 10 From "Paradise" iPifi *l<*u kmptr ihiMt kilns mtd fo/>v V *U iisctt m ohi tit I ait if Jttptiit th** vmtriimmi r/uriv ami that §i*ini*>d <i»ll\ tint! trhisttvs t#v»#-«» mshi<l*> ht§ <!**>% o hrisi. m this ihrisii&ut-i iV#f/tf/*» IiDWARD CRANKSIJAW, Itacling authority on Russia and Russian Affairs, says that
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      293 10 n CATHAY ORGANS ATION ATTRACTIONS TODAY IjlLjr JY J IY V lIJ| a m 1 45 DAILY! 1 '""---P-Jljjjyyyl^t' H ~tMwt' if TFruuirnino 9 JM Wk &If f IcV/nNIuULUK 808 WILLIA.MS TDMMORTO.V FRED OARK JOHN ARCHER RED DUST" (iKAMi CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION!! X^^M TECHNICOLOR /^Hi n S^EDJiSIAIRE- C3TD ~^Z Oscar Levawt-Nahette
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    WALES RETAIN RECORD
    635 11 WALES RETAIN RECORD Zealand by 13 r£?S t (Ren tM)_ Wales Kp-,i m «o eight poi n t s (a coal als Wa £2! «cited Welshmen hl^'thT^^^^'tv) bS 6 0000 J H j y t'Mlls rctftino/J <i It was the return of Cardiff Griffltha who had been o< The fteld
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    Trabert To Save U.S.
    55 11 Trabe rt To Save U.S. BRISBANE. Doc. 19, (UP) -—Captain Billy Trabert today appointed himself a member of the United States Oavis Cup team for the challenge round against Australia. This action officially makes it possible for Talbert step into the doubles competition once again just M M did against
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    Bihar XI Bat Well
    83 11 JAMSHEDPUR, Dec 19, (Reuter) At Hose of play on the second day of ;hc',i r match the Governor of BUiar s. side with eight second "J nin f»s wickets standing were 30 runs behind th c Commonwealth Cricket team's first innings total of 282 here today.
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    Wolves Again Take The Lead
    632 11 U amS°2is D utcr) Wolverhampton top of »he Footha Bromwich Albion at the •he secoua i2^^l%^°" table for total l to M IwiS1 wiS h S iter 25 to brin heir I»«»fa J«m? r Eft *p3UmwJßm Nome brilliant .saves scored first and kept the SfchrJta
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    Confident Batting By Hutton
    169 11 Confident Batting By Hutton HAMILTON. BERMUDA. Dec. 19: (Reuter)— The M.C.C touring team scored 100 runs m 95 minutes today for the loss of Denis Compton before a rainstorm stopped play on the opening day of their threeday match against an all Bermuda XI. Compton who opened with Len Hutton
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    NY. Ban On Turpin Off
    34 11 NFW YORK. Der. 19: (Re"-tcr)-The New York State Athletic Commission has alX Randolph Turpin to box m America again, it wat on <hc l Commission after being York Negres*
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      752 11 NOTICES I THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION ALL members of the abofft Association m the Colony of Singapore will be closed for business on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th December 1953 being Christmas Holidays FEDERATION OF MALAYA MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ALL persons who deal, by wholesale or b y retail, m
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    The Results
    218 12 The trophies for the winners of the ra.es were presented by Mrs. O TjOQg le. \v:fe of the Presidi nt of the Outboard Boating Club of Singapore. i.jss DUI o(Trophy by the Borneo Company); M C. Yeow G 90 2, Boon Pian s J a). Time 5 r.nn.
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    TWO SPILLS & MANY THRILLS
    545 12 TWO SPILLS MANY THRILLS Outboard Regatta Attract Crowds Says BERNARD WILLIAMS OUTBOARD motor racing fans who assembled at Pongsol Point were treated to a full quota of thrills and spills when the Outboard Boating Club of Singapore held their Christmas Regatta yesterday. Except for two mishaps m which Michael Lim,
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    Busy Days Ahead For Chwee Kok
    186 12 SYDNEY. Sun. Malayan Chinese swim m c r Nco Chwee Kok will swim mi n six Stales during his Australian tour starting on January 10. Neo's itinerary ha s been announced by the Australian Swimming Union. Neo is the top sprint- swimmer m Singapore
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    Saints Lose In Mertajam
    82 12 BUKIT MERTAJAM Sun. A lugger XV composed of Preseilc and Old Boys of St. Andrew's School, Singapore, now touring the country met the High School XV on Jacob's Green Friday evening and lost by 13 points (two t>o:\ls and a penalty goal) to three <a drop
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    Indian Classic
    35 12 BOMBAY. Dec. i ReutersCommoner, by Spadassin out of My Patsy, won the Indian racing seasons second classic the 2 000 guineas run over one mile here today m a field of 11 colt<
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    POSTPONED
    26 12 THE Cosmopolitan Cwling Club grass track championships which was to take place on Saturday at the Singapore Recreation Club has been postponed to Dec 27
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    Our Aussie Champs
    80 12 SYDNEY: Badminton m Australia has never been a big sport, but Malayan students attending Australian universities and colleges hav e been responsible jor a revival of interest m the sport since the icar. Many are top-ranking Vlaijerz and by joining Australian clubs they have shown Australians how
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    VAN LIDTH SPLITS MHC TITLE IN LAST MINUTES
    1187 12 SINGAPORE ISELANGOH k By BILL MOSS SINGAPORE, the holders, and Selangor, the challengers, shored the honours of the second Malayan Hockey Championship final when they played the gome out to a 1-1 draw at Jalon Besar stadium yesterday. But how near Singapore
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