Singapore Standard, 1 December 1954

Microfilm: NL2605
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    Masthead
    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Jm Vol. V. No. 151. SDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934 16 PAGES 13 CENTS.
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    Europeans' status in New Malaya
    97 1 A and individuals have 9 dollars m Malaya. status m independent vi illions have been current Malayan educated on the English lanof thousands of young expending hard-earned 'heir children for life with r are they frittering their money away? Answers to these and other questions
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    English To Be Official Language
    251 1  - English To Be Official Language HUGH SAVAGE By for indeto enin vestcontinued sh a s an for a nme were Tungku :n an ex.v. statement was I :ir questions I .1 leader of I political force I ion of MaI The Alliance I i urnprises the I National I i
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    Measures To Check Red China
    141 1 WASHINGTON. Nov 30 <AP> The Eisenhower administration today sought measures short of "war action" to counter "provoca- tive" acts fay the Chinese, Communists down by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, m a I speech at Chicago last night Mr. Dulles barn d for the
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    TITO FOR INDIA
    24 1 PRESIDENT Tito sailed yesterday from the Northern Adriatic Port of Rijeka (Fiume) on a state visit to India and Burma. Reuter
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    JAPAN TO PAY £4.5 M. FORWAR
    146 1 JAPAN TO PAY £4.5 M. FORWAR TOKYO, Nov. 30. (Reuter) Japan has agreed to pay £4,500,000 compensation to prison- ers of war of 13 nations who "suffered undiu» hardship m Japanese captivity m the Pacino war, a usually reliable Government souice said today. Japan agreed to this figure after six
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    ENGLAND 281 RUNS BEHIND
    105 1 WC TEST BRISBANE, Nov. 30 (AFP) England wpi all out for 190 Mini after lunch m the first Test match here today m reply to Australia's first innings total of 001 for eight declared and thus were 411 runs behind oa the first innings. Following on
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    WOMAN STRIPS IN AIRPORT LOUNGE
    132 1 PARIS, Nov. 30, (AFP) Sleepy-eyed passengers waiting to catch the early morning plane at Orly airport outside Paris today became wide awake when they saw an elegantly dressed American woman shed her garments one after the other. Then. when completely naked. she walked through the
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    Cargo Ship Sinks In Irish Sea
    103 1 LONDON. Nov. 30. <AP) The 7.373-ton British cargo ship Tresillian sank m the Irish Sea today during a howling storm. Another ship plucked at least part of her 40-man crew from the mountainous waters. Six members of the crew were known to have perished
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    Gen. Keightley
    33 1 NICOSIA. Cyprus. Nov. 30, (Reuter) General Sir Charles Keightley. Commander of British Middle East Land Forces, arrived here last n<^ht to take over the new Middle East Headquarters on the Island.
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    'STRONG MAN'
    27 1 PRETORIA. Nov. 30. <Reuter)—Nationalist Party leaders today elected Mr. Johannes Strijdom. 61-year-old party. "Strong Man" to succeed Dr. Daniel Malan as South African Prime Minister.
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    Watch Kept Over Pope
    63 1 VATICAN CITY, Nov. 30. UP)— Doctors and nurses today began a round-the-clock watch on ailing Pope Pius XII. Vatican sources said. These informants said the physicians and nurses had been given orders to stand by the Pope. The Pope was said to have suffered a mild
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    Leela Goes Collecting For The Toy Fund
    143 1 MISS Leela Doraira.i of Trolak. South Perak, has set a fine example which if followed by others will make this Christmas the happiest for thousands of under privileged children all over Malaya. Leela went out of her way to call on 31 of
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    NEHRU PLANS RUSSIA TRIP
    49 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 30. "UP> India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru has been officially invited by the Soviet government to visit Russia and has accepted the invitation, but has been unable to set a date. Deputy Foreign Minister A. K. Chanda told the Indian Parliament today.
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    23 LUNATICS RIOT IN THE NUDE
    137 1 TRENTON, New Jersey, Nov. 30 (AP) Twenty-three insane criminals, including killer Howard Unruh, rioted yesterday for two hours at the New Jersey state hospital, then meekly stripped off all their clothing and surrendered. Unruh, described by officials as a disinterested partici-_ pant, was committed
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    893 1 Singing Happy > i birthday to you' "Nearing Journey's End" Sir Winston Churchill on his 80th birthday brought tears to the eyes of a parliamentary audience and many television viewers yesterday by telling them: "I am now nearing the end of my journey." The Prime Minister, his own eyes
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    AUSSIE TROOPS FOR MALAYA
    227 1 AUSSIE TROOPS FOR MALAYA MELBOURNE, Nov. 50, (Reuter) The expanded role of Australia's forces m garrisoning Malaya and defending South-east Asia would be a vital defence question at the London Prime Ministers' conference next year, the Herald reported from Canberra, today. It would be one of the most Important items
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    A Birthday Gift
    37 1 THIS portrait or Sir Winsion Churchill painted by artist Grata m Sutherland was pretented to the Prffn for yesterday a birthday gin from past and present hers of the House oj Lords and Commons.
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    Wanted Man Quits Hiding
    33 1 ROME. Nov. 30 (AP# Giuseppe Sotgiu. contrail figure m Italy's newest Ml scandal, came out of iwn weeks of hiding yesterday to' report to Rome's Public Pro- j secutor.
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    STOP PRESS
    47 1 LONDON, Nov. .10. rR«uttr> Cl>t. Prtrr Raker. yrar old Conservative Mrmber of Parliament, pleaded euiltv m the London Criminal Court todiv to six out of seven iharues of forgery alleued to in\ohe m all over v. Hi: him He was sentented to seven years' imprisonment.
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    UNKNOWN
    418 2 afsdsdfsdf p Make{ nquiry forßup— Two >f and Trial [lmuch scar^ACCA, Tucs. Tan Kee Gah, son of II broken |j,y local businessman, and Lim Hong Cnicjsr, a tailor, were committed today to stand trial at the High Court here for allegedly cheat ing Tan Koh Poh, Kee Gah's father,
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    Chinese Farmers Form Co-ops
    113 2 Chinese Farmers Form Co-ops FOR the first time m Singapore. Chinese farmers have formed cooperative societies to help each other at Potong Pasir and Jalan Ti.ua Ratus. )th c r Chinese cooperative societies are also being formed at Ama Keng and Jurong, and farmers have already elected pro-tern committees. Membership
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    Fees For 'Blue Film' Co Up
    279 2 Censor Appeals To Public SINCE Singapore Police caught two men connected with the "blue film" racket m the Colony, admission fees to such shows have gone up from $5 to S6 per head. The Standard was told yesterday. The fees vary with the number
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    MALAYAN TEACHERS TO MEET
    106 2 STUDENT teachers from all parts of Malaya will meet m Kuala Lumpur to attend a Convention of the Seiangor Student Teachers' Union at the Victoria Institution from Dec. 12 to 15. There will be addresses by 1 Messrs G. Wood.-. D A. Priestley, A. R. Entwisle.
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    Drive On Vice
    48 2 KOTA BHARU. Tlies.—Antivice drive m Kota Bharu for :he last two nights under the direction of Che Bakar bin Aziz. 0.C.P.D.. resulted m the arrest of 18 coupes all of whom were charged m Court here. Sentences varied from one month to three weeks' imprisonment.
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    RARE ORCHIDS STOLEN
    56 2 TWO orchids worth $10(1 were stolen from the garden of a house m N&ssirn K<-;k! Singapore, on Monday. One of the orchidf is the Rosemary and the other it rare specimen known v Dor^rorian Fa. rim:. This rare orchid b mauve and light mauve m colour and
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSIN(> rubber prn e> dents per Ib m Singapore vesterd«i\ were: Bu>ers Sellers No. 1 X S.S Spot Loose 80Z 81 No. 1 R S.S. fob. Dec. 8U 811 No. 2 Mi 81 No. 3 T9l 795 Tone: Steady after easier. TLN PRICE rhe price oi tin yesterday
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    HK EXCHANGE
    34 2 HONGKONG Nov. 30 Sp< lard Servio C j c Hongkong Exc inj ti day were $1" 72 to til 15.***** to US$l; 51.84H I (1:.■■•. ruin in R Gold 1256 '"J to
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    'MALARIA UNDER CONTROL IN NEXT DECADE'
    172 2 'MALARIA UNDER CONTROL IN NEXT DECADE' MALARIOLOGISTS who attended the second Asian malaria conference at Baguio, Philippines, early last month, expressed optimism that within the next ten years malaria will be completely under control m the disease ridden parts of Asia. The ria < xr> spec-ialists were from 13 en
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    CASHIER BLAMES BAD COMPANY
    120 2 FedeVaf SgSjZ* f ft* d of the UjW Mid this m mitigation after pleading fuiltj t o a rnarfe of criminal breach of irust of the money between •'une 4. 1953, and June 3. this year. The discrepancy was detected when the firm's auditors carried out
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    Shorthand Examination Results
    152 2 Shorthand Examination Results THE following candidates h£*JS3P*S i m the s^pSJS En^d F -i CUity f S taries. pis Bnjfa.g- 11 140 w.p.m. (Ist class) Mrs Lur^nne Edlin Miss Loo Wai tlZjP' M^ Kirn; < 2nd J^sie L^ rS D nS Lee Miss 130 w.p.m. (Ist class) Mr Uiua Boon
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    Village Is Alive Again
    89 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues I The Mentri Besar of Trenggami, Dato Kamaruddin bin Haji Idns. yesterday declared open a new Home Guard post I fi Jerneh a predominantly Chinese village m the Kemaman district of the State {vine months ago, Aye r Jerneh was a deserted village
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    Stole From His Friend
    86 2 BUKIT MERTA.TAM. Tue> Shari bin Ishak. 22, formerly of the Malay Regiment. Singapore, was yesterday sentenced In the Sessions Court to six months' imprisonment for the theft of jewellery worth $141 from a house m Hutan Nibong, Kubang Seman. The accused was a friend of a
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    T. Anson Council
    107 2 TELUK ANSON. Tuts. Mr. W.E. Perera, a nominated Town Councillor, suggested at the Town Council Meeting that a vocational school should be set up m Teluk Anson to cater for the needs pf those children who would like to have a vocational training. This proposal wa* accepted
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    HE TAKES OVER JOB
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    HE GOES
    59 2 1 1 N Q ATOM i-iii-rommivsionrr of Pol.ti M» O.K. Kro.idhuiNt l< i\ i i tlay by air for Britain home leav«*. He will l>, jm., for six months. Ourinic this period f Assistant Commissioner Mr W..1. Parks, uill art if place, while As.sist.int (< m iiis-sioner. .Mr.
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    Takes His Exercise In Court
    163 2 MALACCA, Tues. Pacing up and down the police court dock with a Penguin publication m his hand.-jpng Yee Meng. 28, told the Magistrate. Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, yesterday that he walked becau c he had to have exercise. Ong had been detained since early this morning
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    Monsoon Floods In Kelantan
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    'Language Bar Is Denial Of Rights'
    170 2 M«. CHU4K REJECTION ot the Sintap^" 1 Commerce plti to mi.»p the I n. i.ition tor mrmbrrs of Bel Leg Wai the City and Islaad Cmmril m denial ot basic liuinan rifhti U Colony." Ml thii when which met c Chinese Chai yesl <
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    MALAY N.C.O. THREATENED
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    Fusiliers Bag 2 Terrorists
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    Driving Failures Will Be Told Why
    39 3 Driving Failures Will Be Told Why who be imas c testgive driv- Ir P be pre- on i are irke, iv of i Jubi- d the art 4 Improve Mr Burrt M rs to »:i on n the r
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    More Power For Dope Fighters
    13 3 M ore Power For Dope Fighters Mr tl I 1 i II 'S
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    ENVOY PASSES THROUGH
    3 3 ENVOY PASSES THROUGH
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    To Train In Britain
    25 3 ASSISTANT Superintendent of Police X. A. Nicholas of Kuala Kangsar who will be leaving for Britain soon for six months' training.
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    25 NEW BUSES FOR CITY
    141 3 25 NEW BUSES FOR CITY THE Singapore Traction Company will put 25 new buses on the roads soon. the General Manager. Mr. A. A. Ewing. told The Standard yesterday. H said the buses would have a light aluminium body and better and bigger seating accommodation. Ten of the new buses
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    Speaker To Leave On Saturday
    62 3 thf. speak< g ite ol Sing :.<..•. Leeisla G. E. N. Oeh i 3 for the Un Kingdom on Saturday m the )r 11 He will be accompanied by Oehlers. Oehlers will return C at the cri of 1 955. During his stay m the
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    These Maps Are Ideal As Xmas Presents
    128 3 These Maps Are Ideal As Xmas Presents THE Singapore Government will issue on Dec. 20 two up-to-date city and island maps that may become ideal Christmas presents to motorists, tourists and businessmen. The S3 island guide is like an atlas with about 100 sections of Singapore shown m detail. Tins
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    Sharma Wants To Come Back
    329 3 Let Me Return To My Country He Asks Govt. MR. P. y. SHARMA, former president of fhe Singapore Teacher Union, who was repatriated to India on his own request two years ago, wants to return to the Colony. Mr. Shanna was repatriated on Nov. 27.
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    Greaser Killed On Tug
    119 3 Greaser Killed On Tug A 27-YEAR-OLD Malay greaser, Kamaru ttn bin Ah- mad, of the Singapore Harbour Board tug Pitho. was fatally injured m an accident early yesterday morning. Kamarudin is believed to i have been oiling the main J engine of the Pitho which, was at the entrance to
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    Malaya Defence Forces Adequate
    272 3 ARMY and Defence Chiefs m Maliya yesterday discredited reference by a New Zealand retired general to Malaya's defence being weak and impossible to maintain against an attack from the north. When Britain spends over $500 million a year m kee] her forces engaged :n Emergency operations
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    Progs Accuse Trust Of Delaying Tactics
    303 3 THE Progressive Party charged the Singapore Improvement Trust yesterday with obstructing the industrial development of the Colony by adopting "delay tactics" m approving plans for factory buildings. The charge was contained m 'the party's' latest newsletter, wtych labelled the Trust as an autocratic body
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    $3,000 CAR MISSING
    37 3 IPOH. TUCS. A Morris Minor car worth $3,000 was ftolen last night about 8.45 from Clare Street. Mr. T.S. John.' who hired the «-ar. found it missing when he came out of a restaurant.
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    X'MAS PARTY
    28 3 TAIPING. Toes, The Church Workers' Association will give an X'mas Party to the children of All Saints' School at Kamunting on Dec. 2 at 4.30 p.m.
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    BOUND OVER FOR STABBING WOMAN
    168 3 A CLERK, Tan Tian Soo, 27, was bound over for six months m the sum of S5OO m two sureties, m the Singapore Fourth Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to causing hurt to a woman (whom he claimed to be his wife) m a
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    They Will Not Have Mum For 6 Months
    143 3 FOUR bewildered little girls stared at a "Black Maria" that left the compound of the Criminal District and Police Courts yesterday. They strained their necks to catch a glimpse of their widowed mother, the breadwinner of the family, who was m the
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    Harbour Police Is Growing
    128 3 THE Singapore Harbour Board Police unit ha s been -trensthor.ed with the recruitment of 3Q new men. The majority of the newly recruited personnel are Chinese who are now beii.g rigorously trained to take over regular police duties m the Singapore Harbour Board area. The constabulary
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    St. Andrew's 'Reunion'
    47 3 ST. ANDREW'S Old Boys' Association will hold a reunion service at the School Chapel. Woodsville. on Sunday. at 5 p.m. The service will be conducted by the Association's patron. Rev. Canon R.K.S. Adams, who has expressed a wish to see many old boys present.
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    British Council Hit By Budget Cuts
    202 3 LONDON, Nov. 30, (Reuter) —The two-and-a-half million sterling a year British Council which carries British culture and point of view into 60 countries, m its annual report said that cuts m its budget had done damage "out of all proportion to the money saved."
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    INFORMATION SOUGHT ON THUGS
    307 4 Sequel To Attack On Inspector PENANG, Tues. The Police have issued on oppeol to Hie people for information which would bring to book the Communist thugs who made a dastardly attack, not only on Inspector Tan Kean but olso on three children m Nibong Tebal on
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    A Noise Disturbs A Judge
    143 4 PENANG. Tues The President of the Sessions Court. Mr. J. (1 Adams, abruptly left the Bench m the middle of the proceedings of a criminal case today after hearing what appeared to be "noi>es" coming from the office of the Second Magistrate. Mr Mak Kirn
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    CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
    48 4 IPOH. Tues.— Beant Singh. Gurbachan Sinch and Gurdial Sinch were charged before Magistrate Che Abdullah with causing hurt to another Sikh. Bh;;^ Singh. at the Railway Station on July L!L\ this year. All three claimed trial and hearing was postponed to Feb. 10, next year.
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    3 Schoolboys For Australia
    60 4 IPOH. Tues Three Perak schoolboys, members of the Ipoh detachment of the Air Training Corps have been selected to make a three-week tour cf Australia car v next year They are Flight Sergeant O:nar bin Haji Eusoff Cadet MahntMM d bin Ismai: of the Anderson Schoo:
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    New Curfew Hours Imposed By Police
    310 4 BUKIT MERTAJ\M. Tues. The curfew rr r recently impt)>cd by thi officer-in-charyt-. Police District, m the Bukit Mtrtajam and Bukit Beraya hill areas, has now bun extended by four hours Until lurthc orders all persons, except thos4 with a special permit, shall remain indoors
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    36 4 PENANG. Tucs.— The Sin Sera Mandarin Orchestra, under the baton of Mr. Chow Ewe Poon. will present i\ musical show m aid of the Poppy Dny Fund tomorrow m the New World Park.
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    DENTAL STUDENT
    40 4 photo. MISS Choong Siok Line. a third year dental studrnt at the Adelaide University,* flew back to Singapore yesterday on vacation. She will spend two months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Choong Lee Gaii. at Ipoh Standard
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    RETIREMENT ACE REPORT ADOPTED
    173 4 PEXANG, Tues.— The MunicipaJ Council, at a meeting today, approved the second report of a special committee, appointed to consider the ai;e of retirement of municipal employees. White agreeing that the maximum age for retirement should be 60. the report recommenda extension cf service under Uur
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    No Belief In Making Promises
    167 4 No Belief In Making Promises PENANG. Tues— "lt is not for me to say what I have done m the service of the people, for Bukit Mertajam is only a small place, but what has been done m Council is known to the people," said Mr. Tan Cheng Bee last
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    Man Shot In Midnight Cafe Brawl
    93 4 Man Shot In Midnight Cafe Brawl MALACCA. Tves Shortly aner mid-night yesterday. Adam Osman and Sir* Mat Noor Haji Hussain. i police photographer wen to ho.spita' after a brawl Newcome Road restaun I Adam Osman had ict wound m h ;gh out of dancer, ht It at preat I unable
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    Rahman Qn The Status Of Europeans In New Malaya
    755 4 Rahman Qn The Status Of Europeans In New Malaya THESE are the four questions put to Tungku Abdul Rahman and his answers on the future of European firms and individuals m independent Malaya. 1; Q. What is to be the Position of the Europeaa mercantile community m independent Malaya? What
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    UNION TO STUDY GOVT. PROPOSALS
    252 5 UNION TO STUDY GOVT. PROPOSALS L T Strike Threat Stays A decision to refer Government's letter stating Malayan Postol Uniformed Staff Union's final delegates' nc( strike aerion to be held at Ipoh tomorrow, was reached tmq of the Union s General Purposes Committee last night. The General Purposes Committee has
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    Jenepher (I Spell It That Way)
    28 5 Jenepher (I Spell It That Way) Msiri I spell it i.ikJ Otago Zea hrouftli ii hn I< oursc slit m ill nK. Her now rence of I ondoa.
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    DETECTIVE ACQUITTED
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    3 1/2 YEARS' JAIL FOR CONSORTING
    228 5 rues. On the evidence of a sur sonnet, Chong Sim was today s en- V I Cohen, m the Sessions Court, to lor consorting: with armed March and October, 1952. Two ol the surrendered enemy personnel who are now tbers of the Special Operations
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    ARENTS TOLD: INOCULATE CHILDREN
    12 5 ARENTS TOLD: INOCU LATE CHILDREN I I rural ai irti i Poliomy-
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    Interest In Budget Plan
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    Employment Exchange
    59 5 MORE branches of the Havelock Road employment change will soon be opened m outlying areas of Singapore. Sites for two branches to serve the thickly-populated areas around Keppel Harbour. I'aMr Panjang and the West t «>;»>t are now under consider;*t ion. Consideration is al.so beinf iven to the
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    RIOT SQUAd IN ACTION
    66 5 photo. WATCHED by the permanent Under Secretary of State fur the Colonies. Sir John Martin and the British Adviser. Johore, Mr. D. A. Sommerville. the riot squad and members of the 4th Police Field Force. stationed at Kulai. stayed a "mock riot" at the camp, yesterday.
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    FASTER VISAS FOR INDONESIA
    200 5 —bays Consul General ro FACILITATE tourists and intending visitors to Indonesia trom Singapore and the Federation a new ruling-, whereby a visa can be obtained within a few days, lias been introduced. Dr. Ilermen Kartowisastro, Indonesian Consul General m Singapore, said yesterday. Provid rs f gapore
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    Police Impress Sir John Martin
    150 5 THE 4th Police Field Force stationed at the 17Ui mile kulai, a danger spot m Johore, shot at and wounded four "rioters" when they failed to obey an order to disperse. Police. however. renoiteJ that throe of their men were held bostagei by the "rioien
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    DEPUTY MAYOR
    70 5 photo. I 111. Deputy Mayor M Colombo, Mr. T. Kudra arri\fd m Singapore late last nulit on a holiday trip to the olony and the Federation of Malaya. He will be here for 10 days taring which he will study tinwork of the Singapore City Council. Mr. Kudra
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    Mr. Lee Is Ashamed Of Committee
    83 5 Mr. Lee Is Ashamed Of Committee Mr. Tee Choong F.: (Lab Front >aid he was ashamed t be m a committee which had noi met even > i iring the year. He was referring to the MarCommittee t<> whi< .1 he -appoii ted a- were I me of i nmit"
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    POLICE SEEK NEW RECRUITS
    61 5 pn Vu p -ri tr i PENANG Tucs— The Federation Police Force which oifera an attractive career lor. Chinese youths, will interview and select candidates at Con- 1 tingent Police Headquarters Pen»n» Road, at 9 a.m. 0:1 Tuesday, Dec. 7 i Recruits will be trained as
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    Visit By Indian Airmen
    113 5 THE Indian Air Force good-' wi mission to Indonesia will arrive here today. The mission is led by Air Vice-Mar-hai A. M. Engineer, the Deputy Chief of Air Stan* and Deputy A r Commander. I iif mission is expected m C nan ai :.AQ p.m. and
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    ABDULLAH: LET'S WORK TOGETHER
    133 5 ABDULLAH: LET'S WORK TOGETHER IF the Malay, Chii ese or European communities think that they can put something over ea h other, they are misChe Abdullah bin Mohamed, Under-Secretary of State for .lohore. .said yesterday. He wa.; addressing a s^therof Government officers, Government servants and com. nity leaders at a
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    RURAL CO-OPS CONFER SOON
    37 5 PENANG, Tues. A conference of Rural co-operatives In the Federation will bo held on Dee. li and 4. at the Piccadilly Hotel here. The conference will open at 10 a.m. on Deo. 3
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    Driver Carried Extra Fare
    51 5 TAN NGEO LYE. a bua Iriver. was fined $20 yesterin the Singapore City Police Court tor carrying an ex ess of 13 passengers m a 1 ie c nveyance i The o c took p'a«.e o:: Aug. fi. 1 when he the C ang -B. lok
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    HisTrousers Pocket Was Ripped Off
    194 5 A HAWKER. Asghar All tpld the Singapore A I Court yesterday, he was punch. ed and robbed ol a purse ontaining $247. by three men in a lane ofT Massawa Road, on the night of Sept 27. Testifying a t t'tic tria' of Ramli bin
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    Antibiotics A Boon To Asian Slum Dwellers
    359 5 Antibiotics A Boon To Asian Slum Dwellers By a Special Correspondent PROGRESS In the development of antibiotic substances brings hope to the millions of slum dwellers m Asia and elsewhere m the world. Antibiotic* today can be used not only to cure but to prevent many infections that are common
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    GOOD MUSIC AT CHANGI—BUT S'PORE COULDN'T CARE LESS!
    423 6 GOOD MUSIC AT CHANGI— BUT S'PORE COULDN'T CARE LESS! THE week- ong Festival of .Musi, organized by the Royal Air Force at Chang! ended recently with a spe-cially-composed Garland for a Festival for trumpet, bass trombone. piano duet and percussion by the pianistorganizers, Kenneth Font and Anlhonv Hodges. 1 attended
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    Music NOTES
    533 6  - Music NOTES ANACRUSIS 'A* ''1 ma The Far East Air Force Band under Fit. Lieut \V. G Newman opend the Festival with a concert which Included Haydn's Trumpet Concerto, and the remaining concerts all mc uded performances by individual members of u< band. So the accent was necessarily on chamber
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    Madame Butterfly
    407 6 J7XACTI.Y 50 years after trie first pro luction m Milan m I* I, Philips have issued a .-or- plete recording ol Pur -mi's isterpiece Madame Butterfly on 'hvee i-P disci (AL mil:) :>n The performance is by r.unbcrs oi the New York Mctropo.itan Opera condll ted by Max
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    Music charmed
    344 6 afsdfsdfs VfOST ila like 1 but perhaps Queen E zabeth's hone Landau i- fussier than rr.o>i. When he arrived at Laurel. Maryland. I'.S.A.. rtv< to take part .n the Washington International race, band of army bag" p pen and drummers .-•ruck up tune ol welcome and Landau refused
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    FOUND HUSBAND IN A BANANA
    310 6 DURHAM girl wrote on a sweet she offered to her *>oy friend: "Will you buy the ring?" and a Suffolk woman recently received five red roses each with a small label on which was written one word. The complete sentence read "Will you be my
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    The Legend Of Peter Pan
    100 6  - The Legend Of Peter Pan By John Halkin I, through it- Herbert Beerbohn the preseni dj> w taking Winie tiie MM I Pan was w< r« .>:< ci feast B*i ibohm 1 attracted bf tl captain Hook i down tin- p.l t Tears, Hesketh < (i him why U--m with
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    City To Act Against Man Who Refuses To Pay $2
    371 7 City To Act Against Man Who Refuses To Pay $2 SPORE CITY COUNCIL MEETING AN East Coast Road resident Mr. J. Hill, will have to face whatever action the City Council may take to recover a sum of $2 he has refused to pay for conservancy services which he claims
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    SHENTON WAY PLAYGROUND PLAN IS SCRAPPED
    71 7 SHENTON WAY PLAYGROUND PLAN IS SCRAPPED II -jy«ng Vienton nearly I nally by tatne i api I ■e< eived MIS a Co Mr Sim Beng Seng and the City President, Mr. T. P F. McNeice. Mr. McNeice, however, indicated that although Mr. Jumabhoy's motion came to nought, the idea was
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    New Plan For Salary Revision
    104 7 Labour Opposition Fails cil after an hour-long debate, decided position of Labour members, on certain cc for revision of Council salaries and on ot allowances into basic pay. now be worked out h. v the id G Loral Purposes Committee 1 > I reference are:
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    A Pledge And A Tribute
    17 7 A Pledge And A Tribute T i 1 F ,k<- pei ping 1 B fire- i I
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    REPAIRS TO BRIDGE
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    War Claims To Close
    60 7 ALA LUMPUR, Tues. T <• In h of the War 1 ssion will :o*e 1 31, l!»55. it was an- today. its wishing to p onne 'ca with eh m Pcrak ar(^ asked th< i;p with the tiding Assessor, Ipoh. (j-ing date. tion of payments ready
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    THEY MUST FIRST HAVE 2-MTH. TRIAL
    34 7 Mr 1 1 the transit r or motion an office r left last post vacant Experthas sh< '.vn. he .-aicL that two to three months vacant post can
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    Bride From Holland
    58 7 photo. THE happy rouple CUitißl their weddini; cake arc Mr. and Mrs. .1. Wilms who were married at the Singapore Presbyterian Charch recently. The bride the tanner Miss M. Leusink. arrived m the Colony from Holland by ship on the morning of her wedding. The hride3room is
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    A Dakota For Thai Airways
    51 7 photo A THAI Airways Dakota taxies across Singapore's Kallang Airport apron prior to taking: off tor Bangkok. Thai Airways now own a Skyniaster. which they seldom use. and a Super Constellation. The airline plans to buy a second Super Constellation for their intended international route-
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    Prowlers Started 'Tiger' Scare?
    206 7 Prowlers Started 'Tiger' Scare? A GANG of prowlers is believed to have started the Bedok "tiger scare." The thugs did this to Ljhten i vigilance corps, formed by the villagers. following a number of burglaries m the kampong on the east roast of Singapore. This Is the opinion oi a
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    Standard Toy Fund Crows
    287 7 1111. 'M.I 11(11 111 IUV I I! Mil (ommitttv sr.tti'f ull> acknowledges the following- donations: Previously ark now I edged s:> .:>»>•!. oo. hMpector Sundrr.im Devara.j S3, Ydnan bin II m Yaha>a. llu Beraam 12.51 N. Somascgaram. Ml .s. s?. Yong Cbee Seng:. Slim Kond Si
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    DATO SIR ONN TO QUIT ON JAN. 31
    136 7 DATO SIR ON N TO QUIT ON JAN. 31 KTALA LUMPUR, Tues— The Federation Government announced today that the resignation of Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar as Member tor Home Affairs will take effect from Jan. 31, 1955. The High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGillivray. has agreed to his relinquishing the
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    New Postal Dist. Nos.
    81 7 CERTAIN' postal district boundaries will be re-aligned and put into effect from today the Director of Posts, Singapore, announced yesterday. The changes were found necessary due i& large-scale housing development and the opening of a large number Of new roads m the Coloriy during the last
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    Govt. Moves To Right Register
    325 7 It's Duty Of Public, Too A CHECK is being: made on the number of dead people whose names are listed m the Singapore Electoral Register, a Government statement released yesterday states. This is one of the steps being taken by Government to bring the register
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    FIVE YEARS FOR PERSISTENT THIEF
    138 7 A STEAM laundry worker. Abu bin Ila.ji Ilussain. 21. who had six previous convictions, was sentenced yesterday, to five years* rigorous imprisonment b y >Ir. Justice Whitton m the Singapore Assize Court after the jury unanimously found him guilty of committing housebreaking and theft by
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      411 7 Information at a Glance J^ssa^B^B^, 111 f L^ 330 !i. T.,s:i lenn 7 •■■> m. In the Modern Mood 'XI.-: 8:> m f\ DC"? Ml IH<H»M (.lid v m until It Happened m Dei-err, be |XL»; V-/ f\ C aCi» Wednesday Couceit >s 9. 3D W ze distribution Newi IS):
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      They Don't Knock Twice
      779 8 DROVING that all postmen do not knock twice. 955 members of the Malayan Postal Uniformed Stair Union will •"down their bags" next week as a protest against the manner m which the Federal Government has considered their request for better conditions oi service, it seems strange
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      What's Happened To This Proposal?
      266 8 What's Happened To This Proposal? Sir; I have read your news item "TB home for incurable* m Johore Balmi with great interest. A few patients have obviously l? een discharged from the Johore General Hospital as they are incurables They are now spreading the disease m congested areas there. But
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      47 8 Sir; We read ,n Fridnu'a Singapore Standard an ifcu saying that "Cfi n Schools Seek Aid." m order To moid mis: ndtrtianding 1 write to 'mjor> > you thai our school fms not applied for the aid. CHUANG CBV UN. Principal, (■'hung Clung High School. Singapo
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      INTERFERING AMERICA
      257 8 Sir; Every country Aant^ c, and the horror of another world war, whii h .1 end x i izat on, is unthinkable. The United States 0 ours for peace but by hei Formosan policy she has contradicted Liersei*. As .or.;; as she interferes with the affair Of Formosa
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    77 8 J T IS frightfully impor- la"t to Witci the train Of destiny on to the rifiht lines. Sir Winston Charchill. 'THE problem of tracing i man who does not «>\ist cannot be solved by legislation.—Mr. Duncan Sandys Minister of Housing TT is my belief that the A Soviet Union
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    Lukiko Must Decide
    533 8  - Lukiko Must Decide CYRILL DUNN by KAMPALA. /^k\ the crest of a hill called IfeogO In this scattered and curiously tub-divided town, the fate ol an African King, a British Governor and an African State will be determined m the next two or three month-. The Great Li.kiko, the Native
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    PAKISTAN
    945 8 RAWLE KNOX, London Observer Correspondent m South-East Asia, writes today of the third of the Asian Signatories to the Manila Pact. the Pakistani Government decided to admit United States military aid it was a decision of courage. not fear. By the time of the Manila Conference, early m September,
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    Review of Views
    272 8 Review of Views South Africa Spotlighted TJTUSAN MELAYU sv.in-s tn U M cd i ito r lal ?POtlifht ov?r to Malan's South Africa Commenting on a rcpo?t that a white woman A neshS?i *2 Court m J "^n? nesburg because .she brok* a "moral law" by vine «S man and
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    Students Can Get 'Groovy' At Oxford
    60 9 |l> Nov. ?>0 Oxford Uniof Britain's of ancient made a v --»i<ui to i ccinß ties in. is at i Aanc-11iIi*-ii lor ili< I 000 students t«» add tin art •1 "Kft( to the m ulum. I p lo :i" Ljnrirr-cra-du.i: allowonly \t m
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    Pop-Eyed Surprise
    99 9 photo. LOOKS like surprise is the first reaction of Hollywood actress Valeric Vernon when she saw a pUture of Sheikh Izzat Claafar and his huge double bed. after the shapely blonde said she was willing to join the Sheikh's arem. The rich Arab ruler from Kuwait m the
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    Western Unity Basis For Peace
    259 9 Queen Opens Parliament LONDON. Nov. 30, (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth declared m her speech at the opening of a new session of Parliament today that Government trusted its policy of strengthening Western unity would provide the basis "on which an understanding with the Soviet Tnion may
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    Noted Driver In Death Fall
    73 9 ROME. Nov. 30. <AP> Prince R:\imondo Lanza Di Trabia. noted amateur race driver and husband of Italian actress Olga Villi. plunged from his room m a downtown hotel today and died ot his injuries. Prince Di Trabia. 39. was well-known m Roman and international society
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    Compromise Impossible, Say Dutch
    146 9 Compromise Impossible, Say Dutch UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 30 <UP> The Netherlands declared yesterday that Us dispute with Indonesia over West New Guinea is ••irreconcilable*' and that there can be no compromise. Dutch Ambassador Daniel J. Von Balluseck was the final -peaker m the U.N. Political and Security Committee debute on
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    Clark Gable Says It In Chinese
    101 9 Clark Gable Says It In Chinese HONGKONG. Now 30, i UP --Movie actor Clark Gable is learning to speak Chinese. Gable, who is here making 20th Century Fox Mm 'Soldier of Fortune"' Is taking Cantonese lessons from Frank Tang. a Chinese actor from Hollywood. Tang has a part m the
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    For Sale: 11 Islands
    65 9 PARBAY. Outer Hebrides, Nov. M\ (RcuUm-)— This romantic Uttle isle, once the burial ground of Scottish Kinss. is up lor sale with 10 other island* nearby. The price: £6.000 sterling. The owner la woman who has made them into successful cattle and sheep ranges since she
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    Immigration Trouble Over His Two Wives
    141 9 ZURICH, Nov. 30. (HP)— King Tnbhuvana of Nepal has postponed a visit to the United States because American law bars admission of the two wives he married on the same day, it was announced yesterday. The 49-year-old mountain monarch had planned to seek medical
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    80 9 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 30 The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Morket LONDON RUBBER Spot London ii*i' Spot Liverpool Jifj Jonuory 24.d. Februory 23. d. Morch 231 d. April/June Jf^July/September "id. October/ December December cif. 23 13/1 6
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    IKE HAS A 'SAVE ASIA' PROJECT
    320 9 Battle Against Poverty Planned WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, (Reuter) President Eisenhower will ask Congress m January to approve a big new economic aid programme to throw into the battle against poverty and Communist subversion m Asia. Officials said yesterday the President was expected to outline
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    KEY TO PEACE
    38 9 the Australian Chancellor, Dr. Julius Raab. yesterday Urged the Western powers iv make it apparent to Russia that the .signing ol an Ausstrian state treaty •'would represent the true k-'y to further general specification." Reuter
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    Jakarta Union Accuses S'pore Of Mistreatment
    222 9 JAKARTA. Nov. 30. (IP)-A parliament uncoininiUee disclosed today it was investigating rqaortl that Indonesians had bern mistreated by Sing.ip""' autliorities. 1. A Muis. chairman ot thu Foreign R( latio: i mittee, said his group was studying the i« ptffti [1 reports were true the
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    Rebels Kill A Paratrooper
    37 9 PARIS, Nov. M (AP) -A F»«n h parachute trooper and 23 Algerian rebelj were k: ed yesterday m a c rea mount territory Reports said 10 ot ben ol the I Fie I
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    Hydrogen Bombing Air Fleet
    119 9 WASHINGTON, "> UP) The Uri d S' ntttet drogcn bony :.g f«r Ml more .;.n (>-• KM 000 and ftu »btf i 0 jet ill (t. tuthoi itict rev* «»d > Pentagon m -cs Ind 'lie aw< i m >n" foivt will o Kbouf ;.">0 B-s:'
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    JET AIR FORCE
    24 9 HI KOREA'S A F i until <>t late n\ rely 5 In, is organising rtnt t I Yui. S' M AP
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    The Things That Go On In A Haystack
    109 9 ANDOVER, Nov. 30 (APJ Fanner Edgar Ifundy let it hr known that luvi-rs Using his hnv>t;\ck ar«courting trouble. When he first discov- red the haystack being used by 1 cuddling coup] he strum barbed wire across i pain leading past tl tack
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    Air Pilots Plan Meet
    111 10 LONDON. Nov. ::n. (AFP) A considtrable number oi aii pilots representing the principal world airliner irQl meet m London next month to discuss new plans destined to assure greater security on aerial voyage*. The chief subject to bi di>cusied will be the various ■pplicatiooi of radar
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    THREAT TO HK's FOREIGN TRADE
    261 10 HONGKONG, Nov. 30, (IP) During the past week Hongkong merchants had a lot of bad news which might lead to sizable decrease m the colony's foreign trade. In the field of oommodtg ties, however, tradings on items of gray sheetings, metal goods, native products, industrial
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    79 11 photo. MR. WILLIAM J. lord, (above), assigned as Consul to the American Consulate m Kuala Lumpur, arrived m Singapore last week accompanied by his wife and three children. He was formerly Consul at Rotterdam and has also served m the American Embassy m London. Mr. Ford leaves for
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    Dutch Traders Visiting China
    99 11 HONGKONG. Nov. 30 'AFP> Seven Dutch businessmen represent ing manufacturers and merchants arrived here by air yesterday en voutc to Peking at the invitation of the Chinese Communist National Import Export Corporation to discuss business with Chinese leaders The visit is organized by tiu> Netherlands ComAUttee
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    RULING TO SAFEGUARD OUR PINE QUALITY
    973 11 RULING TO SAFEGUARD OUR PINE QUALITY Standard Special Correspondent THE proposed pineapple grading, labelling and marketing regulation will soon be enforced m Malaya which will have farreaching effects on the export trade of the pineapple industry. Following discussions between the Malayan canned pineapple industry delegation to the United Kingdom and
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    29 11 A SCENE m a pineapple plantation m Johore, where the largest pineapple growing areas are located. Picture shows estate stall inspecting the plantation while a security guard stands by.
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    Rubber, Tea Statistics
    111 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuet. A total of 1.629.440 acres ol unseleeted and high yielding rubber were tapped m the Federation m October. This is. however, nearly 100.000 acres !e?s than the total for September. Total acreage under European control during the month was just over 1.100.000 acres. The
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    HK's GOLD TRADE
    37 11 HONGKONG handled anntiilly so ne 1.100.0(10 OUDCCI of fold bar. official itatistici revealed yesterday. The go.-i worth about HK5292.750.000 or about r5548.793.000 wi.i mostly transhipped Uirough the British crown cotxiy Ie ilhor ports. U.P.
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    FIRST BULK COCONUT OIL SHIPPED
    73 11 FIRST BULK COCONUT OIL SHIPPED Standard Shipping RepetiCf THE Qnl cvor buiK ipnH nt Of c<)oonut oil frorv. potl was loaded on the H« Line .steamer Ber. I r Itti bBsJ night. The lluid cargo, which m;, Npecially shipped m two tank! of 177 tons and 144 tons, is consigned
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    Forestry Officer For FAO Meeting
    246 11 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPVR, Tues. Malaya, with over four-fifths of her 50,000 square miles territory covered with jungle, will have a "special interest" m the forthcoming Forestry Conference sponsored by the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organizations. The Standard was told today. The Conference
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    THAI IMPORT BAN
    87 11 BANGKOK, Nov. 30 (Reutpr)_The Thai Government has imposed a ban on the import of over 100 goods m an effort to "conserve foreign exchange and aid local industries." This is effective from Nov. 26. The list includes: fats and oils, certain canned-foods, margarine, cereals (other than industrial
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    80 Firms To Take Part In K.L. Fair
    155 11 80 Firms To Take Part In K.L. Fair KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More than 80 Malayan and Hongkong firms will take part m a huge trade show which is being sponsored by Shaw Bros.. Kuala Lumpur at Bukit Bintang Amusement Park. The exhibition, which Ls expected to run for a week,
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    Aust., Indies Sign Trade Pact
    26 11 Aust Indies Sign Trade Pact •JAKARTA. Nov. 30. R« h tralll and initia a nev. ;k nt under v. ag i to trade goc n C5,:J75.(X
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    Rubber Slips On Poor Advices
    163 11 lilnunvv Ami 4 ontmvrtx* Xl RBi:R prleei eMltteaci to decline m the Stega* pore market yesterday, tirst grwim lor l)ec-emb<»i shipment closins at 81 -3 X ccaiti per lb., a drop «>i 11 Hi cent on Monday. Th( mai kt-t i c t< ad.v with
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    Industrials Are Quiet, Tins Easier
    100 11 MALAYAN ndustr. n matned qu.. i jreaterda tins with a w cxc showed an ins r >ndrn< v according to t\w Mai Shan-brokers' Assoo: .•••n Price char-'rs av.n«. by the i on IMM nTriai n ltu\er< Belltft I \c;iv.f Ord < I n >v 15
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    PRODUCE IS QUIET
    126 11 1 Ilh prod -c n. Singapore ITU qui^' ■ections yesterday w I v small businers rwiss Coconut oil rrmair; mi plcul for ■r H.C.B. Co Id I '<;> (I |>< r pi«"ul> <-f(l i DU I MBIK M .1 m. S Moon I 4 p.m 1 p.m.
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    INSULTED BY A STAMP
    550 12  - INSULTED BY A STAMP GEORGE MELL By 'Till: inky Mot that is 1 put of tlw desimi of th<- new Cireek 4-rlracliiiM stamp looks queer enough but the printed matter it aVfacea s probahly area stranger. It is a reproduction. m English, of a paijr from a Hansard report of
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    Why Did They Dilly-Dally Over Belinda?
    481 12  -  REG WHITLEY TT'S time British film pro--1 ducers woke up. Time they realised that the crying: need of British films is— new stars. Time they stopped dilly-dallying with talented) newcomers who get left on the shelf. Let me quote the strange case Ol nineteen-year-old
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    PICKPOCKET WILL STEAL HEARTS
    638 12  -  ANDREA DOUGLAS CRANE by and HOLLYWOOD f ALL. blond, rugged Aldo Kay, who rei cently married Jeff Donnell, is "working 1 his way through college." It is hard work to make films, keep a wife happy, and study too but Jeff says she doesn't mind her
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    CHEYNEY WAS A 'FRAUD'
    424 12  -  CHARLES CURRAN _By_ "VOi* remember Peter Cheyney. of course the man who wrote those exciting books about Lemm.v Caution and Slim Callughan. Books where all the men are rich and all the women are irresistible book? thai take you into a world oi champafDt, of highpowered
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    85 12 In her native Kquudor. and m Wu b«'<'n making TV film*. Klissa I i,. r J "boy Venus". This odd title his cause although she has a ?.»i OUi fate and height of I ft-ct II in»h«-> l" Vt x her 'little boy ft part% lt%ii i* In
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    26 12 Doris Wins Role With Eleanor 1 I) HI US IKH H I 1 worn i BEB 111 p t lion, I I profe B F dire
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    658 13  -  BRIDGET JONES By I been env>ing the handsome heroes there's good news for you this week. that if there's one thins girls hate friends to be too good looking. -i me about >n Doresi d ci m< as f oo r own irie r the cial n I
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    GET OFF JACK HAWKIN'S TOES!
    489 13 GET OFF JACK HAWKIN'S TOES! Stars AH The Way... With PAULBOYLE I'M s(.iil.. k a ta paißn to knock the smooth cdj;e s off Jack Hawkins H e s he top name at the box office. I here s Alec Guinness. There's Jack Hawkins. And when you've mentioned them who
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    21 13 Are the tfrl* all mustered?" "I don't know, sir, but the blonde m the front rank look* hot stuff."
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    STAR TURNS PAINTER
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    298 13 M-G-M TO FILM "TRIAL" f rRIAL." Harper's prize novel by Don If. Mankiewicz. son of the 'ate Herman Mankiewic7, who for many years was one of Hollywood's top creative screen writers, has been purchased by M-G-M, and will be produced by Studio Head Dore Schary. To be published January 3rd.
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    TONY TRABERT & 'LITTLE MO' HEAD THE LIST
    229 15 TONY TRABERT 'LITTLE MO' HEAD THE LIST 10RK, N<v. 29: (Reuter)— Tony Trabert, Davis Cup star and Maureen |r 19-year-old American tennis champion, I *L combined world rankings compiled by vSers ol Kndand, France, the United States, rl( l South Africa, it was reported m mcc rank--1 put ral- 1,
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    THE REDS KEEP 'MUM'
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    536 15  -  PETER WILSON Says: The Russians For Wimbledon! LONDON, Nor. 30 Isn't it astonishing how Russia has complete uj VCr rhe s P° rfs news nowadays If I were a sports impresario m anything from, angling to yachting vsorry, i cant think of a sport
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    Swedes Lett So Many Lessons For Malayans
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    SCOTS MINUS 'SCOTCH' TAKE A TROUNCING
    241 15 THE Rest beat Scotland m their annual rugby match on the padang yesterday by 17 points (one goal, two tries, and two penalties) to nil. Playing on a very wet ground the Rest, were a better side m a.i departments and it I was
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    S'PORE TEAM
    36 15 MANILA, Nov 30 (AFP) A Singapore football team is expected to arrive here on December 3rd for the annual three-cornered inter-port football series between Manila, Singapore and Hongkong. The Hongkong XI will arrive later.
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    189 15 IN the Sanderson Cup nmbv matt h played at hanui yesterday, an o\er confident R\K Seletar XV unit down to RAF Changi by 15 points (three goals) to ten points (two goaK 1 s< f. spoilt many ;i l inity with fruitiest kick in| ahead
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      98 15 ■lil Abner By Al Capp Alley Pop B y f.V. H ami m 7aW,TY'ARNT 7^^] U ■< PFAAH' A V 4. TSO WHAT KIND* MAN Heart 01 Juliet Jones ___j!^_^^LP rake ?WWR NC.'. SL'PPcP Tr-E "Uj JHCW PO I KNOW THIS IT HA§ j Ix"" fn n -£5=5 have a
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    167 16 MALAYA'S Ooi Tcik Hock and Ong Poh Lim, who were invited hy the Indian Badminton Association to participate m exhibition matchers at Bombay fro m Dec. 11 15, are still Waiting for the Badminton Association <»f Malaya's approval for the trip to
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    Robbie Burns, Above All Do Impressive Gallops
    578 16  -  LEONG HEW MENG By IPOH, Tues.— Some fine gallops were seen this morning when horses entered for the coming Perak Turf Club's December Meeting were sent out on a perfect track. Most impressive performers were those from the local stables from which Robbie
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    Davidson's B'ton Lesson Was 'Without Tears'
    263 16  - Davidson's B'ton Lesson Was 'Without Tears' FRANCIS BOEY By rrorasSTONAL badminton coach. Mr. Ken Davidson m his half an hour talk and demonstration on badminton to the Colony's schoolboys at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday, achieved what normally would have taken another, double the time and effort but without having
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    Lineup For Tonight's Classic
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      Ong, Lim Leave For Saigon
      69 16 MALAYA'S two < hampion tennij players. Onf Chew B< and Lim HHeo c Chin of Singapj.-v left the Colonj yesterday by air for Saigon. \vh« will compote ;n a q. urnament «rhi< tomorrow. The tourmuneni *o be pinved on Davij c.p contested by teamg representin^
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    MALAYA HAS HOCKEY TALENT FOR OLYMPICS
    462 16 SinSl' h CS The v Ied rati of Malaya and Mngapore have enough material from which to build two first class hockey teams for the 195 b Olympic Games m Melbourne. This H th e frank and honest opinion of Mr. Gian Singh, famous
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