Singapore Standard, 5 December 1954

Microfilm: NL2605
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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD ?'J #1 C 3« Vol. V. No. 155, SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 195 1 TWENTY PAGES ir> CENTS.
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    TO Die Plotting
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    'Hello Girls' Aid Fund
    265 1 9292.13 SINGAPORE'S -hello" girls and their colleagues passed thp hat around yesterday and collected 1165.15 for The Standard Christmas Toy Fund. This was the biggest donation of the day \>xt was the MOO sent by The Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China (Singapore Branch). from
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    'The European Planter Is On The Way Out'
    305 1 'The European Planter Is On The Way Out' KUALA LLMPIR. Sat. -The Planter," official '•r?an of the Incorporated Society of Planters said today that the "writing is on the wall" tor the European planter m Malaya. An editorial m the November issue of the magazine ired: "The policy of replacement
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    Lord Shepherd Dies In London
    59 1  -  ANDREW ROTH. By Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sat. Lord Shepherd. Labour baron and former national agent of the Labour Party died this mornins. His son and heir the Hon. Malcolm Newton Shepherd who has been working with a commercial-firm m Singapore is. I understand, flying
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    Pastor Fired For Misconduct
    155 1 NEW HAVEN. England. Dec. 4. (UP> A notice tacked on the door of St. Michael's church announced today that the bishop had fired its pastor for being too friendly with a married woman m the church choir. The village buzzed with gossip when the rector, the
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    ALLIANCE WIN IN FIVE TOWNS
    419 1 ALLIANCE WIN IN FIVE TOWNS Women Barristers Get Th^ Votes *l Allionce group continued to ride on the crest of the political wove yesterday m the Municipal and Town elections m seven centres m the Federation, gaining complete control of the civic activities of the Federal capital where Independent and
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    AVA KEPT OUT OF VIP ROOM -MPs ONLY
    98 1 AVA KEPT OUT OF VIP ROOM MPs ONLY HONGKONG, Dec. 4. (Reuter) A special squad of police were on duty to keep order among the large crowd of welcomers when Hollywood actress Ava Gardner arrived here today from Tokyo to publicise her latest film "The Barefoot Contessa." She will leave
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    The Pope Makes Progress
    128 1 The Pope Makes Progress VATICAN CITY. Dec 4. (Reuter)— A Vatican announcement early today said the improvement notf d yesterday m the condition of Pope Pius XII '"gives grounds for good hope.'' The special communique was issued atter four leading specialists had been called to the Vatican for a consultation
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    Two-Headed Dog Claim
    44 1 LONDON 7 Dec. 4 'AP> Moscow Radio claimed on Friday night, a Russian surgeon has created a two-headed dog by grafting on a second head The experiment was described as being exploratory work looking to possibilities of replacing vital human organs
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    UN Action Is Studied
    54 1 NEW YORK. Dec. 4 «Router» The chief United States delegate to the United Nations. Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, conferred yesterday with the Secretary of State Mr. John Foster Dulles, on ways to bring about United Nations action for the release of American airmen imprisoned by Communist
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    Nothing Exceptional About Her, Says US Officials
    143 1 Nothing Exceptional About Her, Says US Officials LOS ANGELES. Dec. 4. (Reuter) Sultry, red headed British 'actress Simone Silva, who prides herself on having a bust one inch bigger than Jane Russell's, learned yesterday from immigration officials that she was not 4<> a person of exceptional ability." The ruling meant
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    Soviet Medicos Visit London
    31 1 LONDON. Dec. 4 (Router) Ten Soviet surgeons including three women, arrived here yesterday from Moscow to spend three weeks touring British hospitals. medical schools and research institutes.
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    Call To Welcome Colonial Students
    143 1 YORK, Dec. 4 (Reuter).— The Archbishop of York, Dr. Cyril Garbett. said last night it was difficult to exaggerate the importance of seeing that the colonial students were given a real welcome m Britain. If they carried back to their own lands an embittered experience
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    Rain Stops Ipoh Races
    24 1 OWING to heavy rain, the last four races of the Perak Turf Club m Ipoh were today postponed to Monday.
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    THE $40 M. POSER
    503 1  -  V. T. Sambandam By THIS WA TER SCHEME MA YBE SCRAPPED $25 Mil. Already Spent On Tebrau Project Standard Staff Reporter IS THE $40,000,000 Tebrau water supply scheme that is now more than half way through, to be scrapped and replaced by another scheme that will
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    $200,000 For Nanyang
    45 1 PENANG. Sat.— Mr. Lav Geok Swee. a prominent rubber magnate today donated $200,000 to the Nanyang University. This was announced at a reception given to the Chancellor of the University, Dr. Lin Yu-tang and Mr. Tan Lark Syo. chairman of the University.
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    ISRAEL'S BAN ON SLACKS
    39 1 JERUSALEM, Israel. Dec. 4 <UP>.— A circular Issued yesterday by the Mayor forbade women employees of the municipality to wear slacks to work, explaining that wearing of slacks is a violation of Old Testament teachings.
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    Mountbatten Hands Over
    38 1 LONDON. Dec. 4 (Reuter) —Admiral Earl Mountbatten. First Sea Lord Designate, will hand over as Commander-in-Chief. Mediterranean and Commander-in-Chief Allied Forces. Mediterranean. to Admiral Sir Guy Grantham next Friday, the Admiralty announced here last night.
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    SLIGHT RISE IN RUBBER
    72 2 RUBBER prices m Singapon continued to ri?e yester-' day. first grade rubber for I December shipment closing at 82 cent! per lb. on a quiet market, an improvement of 11/16 cent on Friday. Better overseas advices ar^d acceptances contributed to tne rise m prices yesterday. Quotations
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    TIN PRICE
    20 2 SPORE, Sat.: The price of, tin on the local market was $3531 per picul (Down 62J cents). 1
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    NOON PRICES
    56 2 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association j noon prices (cents per lb.) yesterday were: Buyers Seller* Spot loose 81 i B2i RSS fob. Dec. No. i r:;. n\ Jan. No. 1 811 8J Dec No. 2 Rl; Ri: Dec. No. T9J ;;i. RMA o:\ :cg. tenderDecember 8K
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    Stolen Goods: Man Charged
    61 2 KIEW Chin Hin claimed trial m the Sir:gaporc Third Criminal District Court yesterday to a charge of retaining stolen propei ty. valued at 546. The property' belonged to Sim Poo Hua. The offence was committed at Johore Road on Sept. 20 at 3.30 p.m. Bail of
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    DIVER AWARDED $38,600 IN DAMAGES
    477 2 Suffered Injury On Salvage Job DAMAGES totalling $38,600 were awarded by Mr. Justice Tan m the Singapore High Court yesterday to Manlio Vasta, 35, an Italian diver, against Inter-Ocean Salvage and Towage Limited. Vasta, who suffered permanent disability m his legs as a result of
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    SIR JONN MARTIN INSPECTS S'PORE MILITARY FORCES
    104 2 THE I'nder Sn rrt.it v ;of State from the Colonial Office. Sir John Martin, spent an hour irisp^tinu the ticirimin trrs of thr Sinuijx'i* Military Fortes, Bradi Road, yesterday. I| r UJ v shown round h> 01. T J llutchinson. It mm C
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    Ancient Fish Hooks Found
    130 2 Ancient Fish Hooks Found KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A score of ancient fishhooks have just been unearthed from the Tui Gold Mine, about ten miles from Kuala Lipis, to give increasing credence to researchers' contentions that the apex of Pahang was once a vast lake. The fish-hooks, recovered m the course
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    'I Was Kicked Out Of Siam' He Says
    460 2 Wonder Cure Discoverer 1 A MAN who claims to have discovered a new cure for tuberculosis arrived m Singapore yesteiday from Bangkok from which City he explained: I was kicked out through the machinations of the Thai Ministry of Public Health.** The
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    Police Get Their Men After Attempted Robbery
    192 2 Police Get Their Men After A ttempted Robbery A VAST net cast by the Singapore Police on Friday soon alter an attempted 'armed robbery, resulted m the arrest of all three suspects as well as an accomplice Armed with knives, the three thugs broke into a house of a .ynmese
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    HE STRIP-TEASES BEFORE NURSES
    131 2 PENANG, Sat.— A man has been reported to be per forming: "strip-tease" acts around the new St. Gmft'i Girls' School and near the Nurses Quarters of the General Hospital for the last few days. He normally stages his first performance m the afternoon for the benefit
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    $1,000 BAIL FOR CLERK
    52 2 A clerk. George Cbem Liang, claimed trial Singapore Thin! District Court, yesfrnl.iy charge of committing erin breach of trust while m the emp!< the firm of Ross T, Company Union B Oct 8. Bail of Sl.nnn m I ties was granted, will be heard on J.m.
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      55 2 NOTICE ADMISSION to X and other cla.s-< |V Form V) will begin on November, and tod Oti December. iy.">4. Boys and girls wekU mission should app eipal m person. toßeilur Iheir School Leaving am', t rertiHcates between the r of 8 a.m. and 12 noon. iM v PRINCIPAL. Guru Nanak
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    72 3 THIS is the tender which was designed m the Kuala Lumpur offices of the Chief Inspector of the Federation Fire Services. Col. F. F. C. Watkins. A feature of the tender is the fogfoam nozzle which is mounted on the front bumper. It can throw a blanket of foam
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    FIRE SERVICE WILL BE THE BEST YET
    322 3  -  PETER KUM By Standard Staff Correspondent UALA LUMPUR, Sat. All major airflt c h Federation will, by the middle of pi, have fire-fighting equipment and with the best m the world. i The Standard by no less an ief Inspector of the Federation
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    58 3 LUIMPIR Sat. tadfts and one Malayan \ir are flying K< dear's three-week *omote friendly rethe "down Continent -m Australian nt "L «.»(i.-t> -y r will come J» on an exchange .I f t(1 "encourage 1 ;<";- and sho l ril(tlllI '> "f our way have h,, n ir p
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    Mother Is Jailed: Aid For Family
    92 3 THE three girls whose 45--year-Old mother. Son Ah Han. is m Outram Road jail serving six months' simple imprisonment, are now receiving monetary aid irom the Social Welfare Department. They will continue to draw a monthly allowance. Mr. E.F. Aliddleditch. Assistant Secretary (public assistance)
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    111 Donors Give Blood
    73 3 A TOTAL of 111 donor?, m- 1 eluding 77 Asians, gave blood 'during the week ended Dec. 3, i 1 states the weekly report of the Singapore Blood Transfusion j Service. There is still a shortage of I blood m the AB group, and donor? are
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    He Failed To Make Report
    41 3 PEXANG. Fri.— The manai ger of Harvard Process Department. Mr. C. F. Smith, was fined $200 m the Sunsei Patani Magistrate Court yesterday, for failing to report a machinery accident. I He pleaded guilty by letter.
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    W.H.O. Offers Fellowships To Singaporeans
    262 3 W.H.O. Offers Fellowships To Singaporeans FELLOWSHIPS for training m psychiatry, psychology, ancl hiatric social work are offered by the World Health Organization to men and \v<>j men with a local background and knowledge of local languages. Dr, R. H. Bland. Singapore's Director of Medical Services, yesterday said that advertisements will
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    'Call' Girls Pose As Tourist Guides
    251 3  - 'Call' Girls Pose As Tourist Guides ANDREW FANG Police Crack Down On New Form Of Vice By Standard Staff Reporter ATTEMPTS to promote prostitution under the cover of supplying girl tourist guides have been frustrated by prompt action of the Anti-Vice Branch of the Criminal Investigation Department. Mr. Peter Claque.
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    SCHOOL TEACHERS TO TOUR THAILAND
    133 3 SCHOOL TEACHERS TO TOUR THAILAND PEXANG. Sat. The largest group of Malayan school teachers that has ever been formed about 200 of them will leave Prai on Monday by the Bangkok express for a 12-day educational tour of Thailand. The tour sponsored the National Union of Teachers, was initiated by
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    More Areas To Get Free Services
    78 3 More Areas To Get Free Services PENANG, Sat Thousands of residents m Paya Terubong. Penara Bukit. Ayer Itam and the surrounding hill areas of Penang Island, will now be able to receive tree medical and dental-treatment aas. s well free poultry innoculation. The Medical. Dv. and Veterinary Departments are extending
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    Send Aussies To Malaya, He Urges
    68 3 Send Aussies To Malaya, He Urges MELBOURNE. Dec. 4 (Reuter). The sooner Australian troops went to Malaya as part of a Commonwealth force the better. Major General Iloratius Murray, former Commanding Officer of the British Common wealth Division m Korea said here yesterday. General Murray who is visiting Australia and
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    Driver Makes A Test Call
    31 3 A CHINESE driver of a radio taxi now on the Colony roads, makes a test rail for routing instructions from the Radio Taxis' C ontrol Room.
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    300 Radio Taxis By Next Year
    136 3 THE nucleus of a fleet of 20 radio taxis, first of its kind m Malaya, is m operation now on a round-the-clock service. The radio-equipped taxis have men at the wheel who have undergone extensive training m the use of the mobile radio communication
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    Dead-End Kids: No Solution Yet
    351 3 It'll Take 3 Years, He Says Standard Staff Reporter. THE problem of the Colony's "dead-end kids" cannot be solved for at least another three years. Secretary of the Social Welfare Department, Singapore, Mr. T. P. Cromwell, said yesterday. "Reason is." said Mr. sufficient number of
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    Cinema Honours 4 Seletar Airmen
    291 4 MF.N OF 'THE PURPLE PLAIN* FOUR "behind-the-scenes" aircrew who provided the flight action for the film. "The Purple Plain." which was shot earlier this year m Ceylon, will be guests-of-honour of the Odeon Theatre when the film is screened early this week Flying Officer Dennis
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    Johore Boys Deprived Of Education
    171 4 Johore Boys Deprived Of Education JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Parents and guara;ans of 81 boys who passed the Form One examination m Bukit Zahara School, but failed to get admission to Form Two m the Johore English College because of lack of accommodation, decided today to protest to higher authorities. Following
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    Full Election Results
    381 4 KUALA LUMPUR Petaling Ward Miss Gunn Chit Wah (Alliance) 772 Mr. Lawrence Han-chang Huang (Lab.) 342 Maj. 43U Elecorate 1.638 Polled 1.166 Spoilt 52. Bungsar Ward Mr. S. Gurupatham (Alliance) 1 *>3i Mr. S.C.E. Sinjam (Ind.) '751 Mr T.R.P. Dawson (Ind.) 66 Maj. 414 Electorate 2,940 Polled
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    SpeakerSails For Britain
    52 4 SINGAPORE'S Speaker-de-signate. Mr. G. E. N. (Geno) Oehlers. sailed for Britain yesterday m the Oranje to study Parliamentary procedure m the House of Commons. A large crowd of Government officials, friends and relatives saw him off. Mr. Oehlers is expected to return at the end of March
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    Awarded A Bar
    30 4 INCHE ABU Hassan bin Tungal. former Sub-Inspector of the Singapore Police Force, has been awarded a bar to the Colonial Police and Fire Brigade long service medal.
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    Traffic Lights Replace Zebra At Empress Place
    211 4 THE zebra crossing just north of Anderson Bridge and opposite the Cricket Club will be removed from next Wednesday. Instead, pedestrian operated lights and automatic traffic lights will be erected m Connaught Drive on the road past Empress Place roundabout opposite Raffles statue.
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    Peck Poses With Airman
    48 4 THE aircrew of No. 81 Squadron (Mosquitoes), RAF. SeltUr. Singapore, pictured with Gregory Feck, the star of T ll1 f U .r p Ie Plain dur- i- 1 1 ln thp at Sigiriya airfield, m £> lo from left: Hying Officer Peter Cross Fly 891
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    Doctor & Trade Fined For Sale
    275 4 Doctor Trade Fined For Sale 'HEALTH TABLETS DEFICIFy, DR. WONG AH TECK, charged with hovinq for „i of health tablets bearing a false trade description soid *T! First Criminal District Court yesterday, that he had JJ good intention. *»wm Earlier, the Prosecuting Officer. Mr. M. C. Bovlc DSP F. A.
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    Hawker Faced Thirty Charge
    202 4 Now He's lp For ft J WHEN the wife of a hawker. Lirc^tjl guilty m the Singapore Sixth Police C«9 on behalf of her husband, on a dur«f *^fl struction at Moulmein Green otf Halesjm Nov. 17, Inspector M. Mclntyre, prosecut%i the previous history o( Lim's
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      28 4 Singapore Diary SSlrPtWj D Sev *nteenth anni2pm cc Cours R°ad. IN «8 V^ft^T -I ONA R V cglKsjjri pS fthow at mS«^ i ain Tabl tennis I nm
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      89 4 tides mass TODAY: Singapore 545 am. (7 ft. 8 m 607 pro. (7 ft. 6 In Port Dickson 107 a m (7 ft 8 In 139 p m (6 ft. 3 In Penang 730 a m (6 ft) 158 Dm <6 ft 7 In > TOMORROW: Singapore 644 am (8
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    'Hooligans – A MENACE TO ELECTIONS'
    342 7 'Hooligans A MENACE TO ELECTIONS' Standard Staff Reporter IT is too much to hope to have a clean election next year, unless all candidates and the authorities take special care to check •very form of corruption at the polls. This was stated by Mr. C. C. Tan, president of the
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    FLAG DAY FOR THE 'DOGGIE'
    85 7 THE Singapore Canine Welfare Association will hold its first Flag Day on Dec. 8 to raise funds to "pay off' 1 debts incurred m constructing kennels for stray dogs at the 5J mile. Thomson Road. An appeal will be made over Radio Malaya at 9.25
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    Journalists To Fete Sam
    90 7 MR. SAM Kai Faye. who won the first prize m the news section of the British Press Pictures of the Year Competition, sponsored by Encyclopaedia Britannica and the Institute of British Photographers m London last week, will be congratulated at tomorrow's luncheon party of the Singapore
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    64 7 THIS letter was sent to The Standard by Scandinavian Airlines System on the world's first commercial intercontinental flight over the North Pole. Following an Itinerary starting at Copenhagen with intermediate stops at Sondre Stromfjord (Greenland) and Winnipeg (Canada), the giant Douglas Super DC-6 covered the 5,852 miles or 9,418 kilometres
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    $15,000 For A World Trip
    263 7 $15, 000 For A World Trip Malayans who are interested m visitiJig the pleasure spots of the world m first class comfort icill greet the latest travel adventure proposed by Mr. Joseph, the Managing Director of American Lloyds, Singapore. He has mooted a tourist scheme for a globe encircling trip
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    Promoted from Ranks
    65 7 THI FIRST two officers of the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps who have earned their commissions from the ranks. They have been with the Corps since its inception m 1949 when they were students of the Junior Technical School. They are now attached to the City Council. Picture
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    Rangers Hold Dance In Aid Of Toy Fund
    154 7 A GALA dance has been organized by 20 girls of the First Singapore Land Rangers' Company after months of planning and hard work. To be held at the Sea View Hotel, the dance will be m aid of the Singapore Standard Christmas
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    Goodbye To The KAR's
    210 7 Goodbye To The KAR's KUALA LUMPR. Sat. The 2nd. Battalion of the King's African Rifles one of the iharpest Ihorni m the side of the terrorists will be leaving Malaya shortly after 18 successful months' of jungle operations. These African troops leave the COUlltry With an impressive record of 50
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    My First CRIM
    827 8 Aileen GriSgiths continues her series I ty Ac Penance sometimes includes kissing the feet of a sister who has been offended <> J HAD not worn the black habit of the Nun long enough to ge> my first white wimple j 'T soiled before trouble. Could you
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    It's an L of a life!
    364 8  -  UNKNOWN df.;fldjh I I V.ll foot jammed hard on the accelerator. th t nun drove straight at a bus. White and trembling at her side, driving instructor Ben Jackson grabbe-1 the hand-brake. "W-w-whadya want to do that for?" he burbled. The nun looked at
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    423 5 Standard Staff Reporter ([STRENGTH of the Communist armed terrorists m the Kota !(J hos been so reduced that they are now no longer regarded as f l menace to the security of the people. I that during the past two months, nine terrorists result the District Secretary, Ah Swec
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    PUMP HOUSE
    20 5 Excavation for this pump house has to be taken down to over 40 feet below high tide level.
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    Temples Were Sprayed With D.D.T. In Thailand
    441 5  -  JOHN PARRY By Uru >l l )ruble ms facing Thailand after wa of health. Even apart from the irrea? tlnn due P art ly to unbalanced ft Th I the seriou s food shortage m the ma "andhad big problems. her tied undf-r
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    Queen's Dock Costs $6 Mil.
    365 5  -  M.T. YONG By SINGAPORE'S new $6 million Queen's Graving Dock at the western end of Keppel Harbour Dockyard, is expected to be ready by early 1956. Work on the dock has been m progress about a year and daily, since its construction started, about 300
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    Work In Full Swing
    11 5 Excavating: for the floor of the dock.
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    SAVOURY STEWS FOR HUNGRY SNIFFS
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    257 9 Standard Staff Reporter UORN sonic two years after the 19.,0 Hots. the Reserve Unit of the Singapore Police Forte has grown into one of the most efficient Police branches today. It was first called the Riot Unit as it was originally trained to deal with
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    944 9  -  OLIVER BAUDERT By LET the wind billow up under the women's great wide skirts Let the children peep shyly from behind the bright geraniums m the window sill. Let the heavy stone bottle gurggle out another glass full of Geneva. For this is nonana
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      430 10 "^OW that the ranting and raving on the evil effects of comics have subsided, it is as well to take a more sober and commonsense view of this much discussed subject. Despite the all-out condemnation of present-day comics by the church, parents, councillors and community
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      109 10 can hardly be many cities m the world of the size and importance of Singapore where it Is impossible to buy a postage stamp after six o'clock m the evening. In most of the big capitals, the needs of the last-minute-rush-to-post-citizen are met by postage stamp slot
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    1109 11 'Money No Criterion To Us' Say Varsity Girls Questioned On The Ideal Man Q J.HE women of Malaya ore not mercenary, A at least they lack the diamond-digging urge while m the sweet optimum of youth, U when every thought for the future is a lovely 0 dream and the
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    531 12  -  Edin Peters .\w\\w\ By 'T'HE curtain on the curA rent Malayan motor racing season was rung down last month, when the Malayan Motor Sports' Club organised a half-mile standing-start speed trial on Rahang Road m Seremban. This particular meeting was an unqualified success
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    189 12 Bristol '403' Two-Litre Saloon VN inlrrrstinf car has just arrived m Malaya from England, a Bristol '403' 2litrc saloon by the Car Division of the Bristol Aeroplane Co. Ltd.. at Filton. The standard engine is a hifih-performante six cylinder unit of lf>7l c.c. capacity as used m Fraser-Nash cars, developing
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    'GENO' will return to Malayan Sport...
    353 19 'GENO' will return to Malayan Sport... lvi SINGAPORE'S Speaker-designate of the new Legislative Assem- bley, Mr. G.L.N. Oehlers, sailed for Britain last night on the Oranje, this J Colony lost one of its most popular snorts officials —but fortunately, only j temporarily. J Z 'GENO' the man bc- hind Singapore
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    SPORTS LETTER: STATE LET PIRUZ DOWN
    203 19 Sir: So. PlruZ Will >>•• banned for three long years! Why? Becaust- fie lei down tlie Slate! (according to the tournament com mittee). What rut' I WOUld swj the Stitle let him down instead. He is Mie champion end yet he was scheduled to
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    4 IPOH RACES RAINED OFF
    1181 20  -  LEONG HEW MENG Poor Visibility Stops Meetin After Race 4 g By IPOH, Sat.—Heavy rain which fell soon after the third race and continued throughout the fourth caused the postponement ot today s racing, the opening day of the Parak Turf Club's December Me«*'"9The remaining
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    S'gor Beat Kedah 13-11
    53 20 KUALA MMPIK. Sat It was a very close shave for Srlangor m thrir final Malaya f up rugby engagement. They had to go all the way to down fighting Kedah by 13 points (2 goals, one penalty goal) to 11 (one goal 1. penalties) on the
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    Superior The Civilians Find NS/Malacca Tough
    415 20 3 goih, 2 tries, 1 pcnaUu- unc Ir -VReferee:— Col. O. H. R. Beadle*. SINGAPORE Civilians beat Negri Malacca by 24 points to three m the HMS Malaya Cup competition rugby match played on the padang yesterday. The game opened with a quick try
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    PERAK ROUT PENANG IN THE SECOND HALF
    412 20 PERAK ROUT PENANG IN THE SECOND HALF Perak 19 (f goals. 3 tries) Penan? G (2 penalty coals) Referee:- W. D. Dunne or belangor. PENANG, Sat.— Perak literally drew rings round their Penan? opponents to wind up with 19 points to six victory m their H.MS Malaya Rugby match played
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    Johore Boys Win Again
    79 20 Johore Boys Win Again .TOHORE Malay Schooli decided their annual soccer match against the Singapore Malay Schools m the first ball it Jalan Besar stadium. The Anal result was a 3-1 victory for the Joliore boys. Now. Johore's schoolboys have won th 0 nip for the second time. They brat
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    3 EN 382/5 KUMAR REELS OFF
    119 20 3 EN 382/5 KUMAR REELS OFF IPOH. Sat. Kumar with Bagby astride was the most impressive worker at this morning's workouts when he reeled off three furlong m 38-2 .> sec. on a soft track Kumar did his work m attractive style finishing with something m reserve He is m
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    TURF TOPICS
    380 20  - TURF TOPICS WINDSOR LAD B'j ELF.YEN-YEAR-OLD Haydce. who ran her last race at Kuala Lumper m November ha: ended her racing career. She wili join Bright Eyes. biggest i-;ake> winner on the Malayan Turf at Trainer ttai.y Bagby*i experimental ■tud farm at G.ugor. Haydce \v:a retired as tpritely a< ever,
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    FRIENDLIES
    41 20 FRIENDLY soccer matches at Farrer Park resulted as follows Army (Fort Canning) beat Star Soccerites 'A' 'A Sukai Ramai SC drew with Maxwell XI 2—2. Royal Engineers Civilian Association beat Blue Rovers 2—o Arsenal SC beat Kent Youngsters 3 l.
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    UK SOCCER RESULTS
    309 20 LONDON. Dec 4. <RcuicH Foot ball Mil I LKAOUI division i m Villa 0; Crudity Blackpool 2: Ar>er.al 2 Bo I ton v. Prest larlton ShctVieM U. I Huddersfleld 0; Burnley i Manchester I. Lcice>W r 1 Portsmouth ♦>. W Bromwich 1 SheiVicid W. 0: Newcastle 3
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    $1,000,000 Sweep For Perak Derby
    17 20 IPOH. Sat The Perafc T....r L Kg fism I sraft2r* sa xrsrsu
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