Singapore Standard, 6 December 1954

Microfilm: NL2605
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    16 1 Singapore Standard fc y?L »i x fl,l;klhj SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1951 TVtKIVK PAGES IS CENTS.
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    149 1 no square-mile coastal strip in- VA am and Klang today became \rea. releasing regions, once "bearded terror" Liew Kon Kirn, restrictions. [I showered multi-colour Klang, Kuala Langat and 000 people (50.000 Chinese, alays) the "pleasantest surprise of the year." Police. Homo Guards and volunteer organizations held big parades to
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    Vessel Shelled
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    NOVELIST ILL
    30 1 LONG BEACH. California, D< :>. (UP)— Novelist James 54, remained m serious condition yesterday at Seaside Hospital where he has been Hned sin?e Now 21 with an undiagnosed ailmeni
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    FIVE PRETTY MISSES BACK FROM SCHOOL
    119 1 FIVE pretty Misses, stepped off a plane from Sydney yesterday and brought a touch of freshness C Z into Kallang's Airport terminal. The five girls, who have been studying m Australia, were returning home for the Christmcs holidays. Two of them, the Piasertsukh sisters,
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    The Pope Hears Mass And Has Some Broth
    292 1 The Pope Hears Mass And Has Some Broth swallowed a few spoonslul of broth the first food the ailing Pontiff has taken by mouth m a week. The Pope's ability to take n such a small amount nt food appeared to mark a new stage m the rally which last
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    BOARD TO WORK US-CHIANG PACT?
    117 1 TAIPEI, Formosa, Dec. 5, (AP) A newspaper ere said today that a joint U.S.-Nationalist China Plaiins and Liaison Board is expected to be set up to co-ordate defence activities for Formosa and the nearby *escadores. There was no officiaVonfirmation to the r»ort. carried by the
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    Iraq Stops 3 Burmese Spitfires
    93 1 Iraq Stops 3 Burmese Spitfires BAGHDAD. Dec. 5 <AFP>.— The Iraqi military authorities have refused to allow three Burmese Air Force Spitfire fighters to take ofT from Baghdad Airport, it was announced here today. The fighters landed here from Cyprus last Friday. The authorities have prevented the take-off of the
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    REDS FOR INDIA
    31 1 HONGKONG. Dec. 5 rAFP) —Fifty-five members of a Chinese Communist Cultural Mission to India left here this afternoon by a special Air India International plane for New Delhi.
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    CEYLON PM
    28 1 THE Prime Minister of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala. on his world tour arrived at Montreal by air on Saturday and drove immediately to a hotel. Reuter
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    Artillery Duels Are Resumed
    127 1 "AIPEI. Dec. 5, (AP)—Comm pist and Nationalist China fcrsded the:r first blow yesterdal over the offshore is'anris s.oce the U.S.-Nationalist OiMual defence pact was signed m Washington on Thursday, the official Central News A:em v said yesterday. on Oumen Island m t'ri disputed Tachen group. S(|
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    WOMEN CALL FOR STERNESS
    54 1 JAKARTA. Dec. 5 <AFP> A mass meeting and demonstration.^ sponsored by women's organizations here today claimed the return of Dutch-controlled West Irian West New Guinea* to Indonesia. The meetings also requested the Government to sever diplomatic relations with the Netherlands and annul agreements with the Dutch,
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    Quest For A Magdalene
    55 1 TAIPEI. Dec. 5 <AFP) The Taipei office of Universal Film is looking for a girl whose dramatic talents could portray Mary Magdalene, heroine of a Biblical story, the English language China Post said today. The Post said Universal is making a world-wide search for such a
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    Many From U.S. Held In China
    207 1 Says Freed Canadian HONGKONG, Dec. 5, (Reuter)— A Canadian airman, freed today after nearly two years as a prisoner m China, disclosed the Communists were holding more American prisoners of war from Korea m addition to the eleven she announced had been sentenced as
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    DAKOTA CRASHES
    32 1 VIENTIANE. Dec. 5 <AFP> —An "Air Laos" Dakota commercial plane crashed with 26 persons aboard on its maiden flight ovor the Vientiane-Muong Sing route yesterday, it was officially learnt today.
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    Shah Laves For U.S.
    56 1 TEHERAN. Dec 5 -FP) —The Shah of Ir.s"^ Queen Soraya left h by air lor Amsterdam oheir way to the United St^Before boarding thla ne the Shah broadcast a message to the Iranian people m which he said his health had become undermined and he was
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    KING WICHES A BEAUTY PARADE
    183 1 BANGKOK. Dec. 5 JUter) American bathirbeauties paraded bel the King of Siam 1 last night at a Roya 'eview of America's "fruit freedom" exhibition. In a vast ami^atre under the clear'opical sky. the King antfmbers of the Royul ftf antf 2.000 prominent is and members
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    Rowdies Attack Councillor
    294 1 Rowdies Attack Councillor 6HurtlnPost-PollClash INJURED LEADER STOPS REPRISAL BID BY FRIENDS PENANG, Sun. Six people were injured, one seriously, m a clash which followed an attack on Settlement and Municipal Councillor, Mr. A. M. Abu Bakar, on Alliance leader, early this More than 1,000 angry Alliance supporters later proposed to
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    Italy Out To Break Up Red Network
    147 1 Italy Out To Break Up Red Network ROME. Dec. 5. (Retlter) The Italian Government is taking strong measuies to :imash a vast Communist Paitv business network. After a meeting of the Cabinet last night, it was announced that the network'! activity was facilitated m certain sectors of the public administration
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    100 FARMERS DIE IN REVOLT
    60 1 TAIPEI. Dec 5 <AP> Thr oiiiciai Nationalist Newi Agency nportcd today that several thousand fanners revolted last month m the South China province of Kwan.^tunji. but were suppressed by Communist troops. More than ioo farmers were killed, the report .said. Tato, operated by the lm<
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    CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM S,I
    412 2 Qualification System Will Be Relaxed Soon SINGAPORE Improvement Trust's Christmas gift people this year will come m the form of a new family group and income qualification systemjhat will mako Trust houses available to a far wider range of wage-earners. This "gktir is the ditcct result
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    M.T.U.C. Protest Against Police
    147 2 M.T.U.C. Protest Against Police KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The Mala ya n Trade Union Council today protested to the High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGill ivi ay. against Police interference m trade union affaiis. A meeting of the Executive Committee here studie I reports that the Special Branch had exceeded its powers
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    Labour's Prestige Goes Up
    110 2 SEREMBAN. Sun.— Lab Robert Singham's victory o\\ r his Alliance rival, Date Mohamed Harr.itfa- m the Rahang Ward, last nighi m the Saremban Town Council tlections, pas rent tn<- n v r Labour Party's sto k I soaring high. The big margin of old Singham's victory
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    Farewell To Mrs. Freeman
    36 2 TANJONG MALIM. Sun A large gatherum ol friends ex-patients and colleagues entertained Mrs. I. Freeman a nurse m the local District Hospital, to a farewell tea party at the Ens Choon Association.
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    Admitted To Fed. Bar
    78 2 lITORE BAHRU. Sun. T.W. Or 1 .i n the S ipreme ved th( Mi. Phillip Hoalim. Ir to Bar cf the Federa- The application -,\a> supuoru i I v Mr 1) X Grant. Adviser .ichore. on beof the Attorney der-.t and by Mr X Visuvalingam, l
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    News Vendor Escapes Death
    76 2 PENANG. Sun. A news vendor had a narrow escape fro!ii death today, when a bus. m trying to avoid a boy. who ran across the road, nearly crashed into him. The b.js was proceeding along Burmah Road to Pulau Tikus when, near the Kok Wah Hotel,
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    AMERICAN B-29s ATTACK' MALAYA
    198 2 AMERICAN B-29s ATTACK' MALAY A .AMERICAN B-29 Superforts yesterday sta R rf The Superforts were taking pait m "Exercise Joss-Stick/ 1 a combined exercise between the Royal Ai r Force and the American Ai r Force whose Superforts landed at Changi from Claik Airfield. Philippines, two days ago. Important targets
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    TESTIMONIALS
    36 2 SEGAMAT. Sun- At an s22SXS* e cerem °ny on the mnr«T« Wn P ad ™g. this d n nin ,f', five members of the Police Volunteer Reserve were from th^ Of appreciation Po1??e Commissioner of
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    Smuggling: RAF Denial
    74 2 HEADQUARTERS of Far Air Force m Singapore yesterday denied that the RAF had been concerned m reported instances of smuggling between Singapore and Darwin making use oi Hastings aircraft. A statement issued by the F.L.A.F. headquarters ?a;d a request for information on the allegation was made to
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    'Tida-apa' Attitude Is Flayed
    92 2 PRKSIDENT of the Singapore Medical Workers' Uniun. Mr Motradi bin Hajec Noor. */estecday urged the members lo take active part m the DJ n matter! to '"safeguard tiie own interests." S caking at the seventh nn- general meeting of the Union at Singapore Badnriin•on Hal!. Mr.
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    Caponising By Johore Govt.
    58 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Chi mical caponization of cockerels is becoming increasingly popular and there Is a great demand ior it m Johore, it Is officially stated. The Government has nrovid< ci tho Veterinary Departmen* with S5OO ior the purchase of drugs to carry out the work
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    ROYAL BLOODS NAMED FOR TWO TOP POSTS
    262 2 ROYAL BLOODS NAMED FOR TWO TOP POSTS JOIIORE BAIIRU. Sun.-Two top Johorp Government posts may be given to candidates with Royal blood to bring the State's administration closer to the Royal family. Vacancies will occur wh< n three of the Governments hgh ranking officers, the \:entri Besar, the Deputy V.entn
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    Saturday Weddings
    73 2 photo photo Xi J IIIO^ tNC POON fourth s Mr and M,. Thio Soen Tioe of S.nßapore. and his bridr mer Miss Ku,k Poh Lens. dau K hter of Mr. K« k Boon and the late Mrs. Kuik, who u^rr m n, I Singapore on Saturday. Standard I)R
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    'Malicious Rumours'
    121 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. j Mr. T. R. P. Dawson, Indepen- dent candj i Buni Ward In jresterday'i Municipal Council elections, thereby losing his deposit o! M.V")i>. today blame.: oil defeat on "malic- its" ipread by the "opposition parly." Said Mr Daw-on: "The reas n I sank to low
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    Protest Meeting Over Rice Cut
    288 3 JOHORE BAIIRU, Sun.- A 15-man delegation from various local councils and communities m South Johore met at Senai today to protest against the recent rice reduction imposed by the Johore authorities They appealed to Mr. Chan Cheong Yen. leader of the Senai Chinese community to
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    X'mas Party By Animal Lovers
    103 3 X'mas Party By Animal Lovers THE Singapore Animal Lovers League will bold their tal Christmas party at Rallies Girls School Hall on D 17 at 4.30 p.m. Tickets at Si will be availe at the gate. Highlights ot programme will he a magic .-how and an act by Johnny Johi.
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    Malayans For Madras
    74 3 THREE delegates from the University of Malaya. Christopher Wee. Loh Fook Sens, and William Ngui left Singapore by X.L.M. for Madras yesterday to attend the AllAsian Catholic Beminar which opens on Dec. 10. They were accompanied by an observer. Miss Rose Nalpon. The four of them belong
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    Dato Onn To Return To J.B.
    58 3 JOHROE BAIIRr. Sun. Datu Sir Onn bin Ja'afnr. Member for Home AfTairs. whose resignation from hu< post was announced recently, is expected to return to Johorc Bahru. next year. The Standard learns. It is understood that he has already made preparations to occupy hi>
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    MOCK ELECTIONS FOR NEXT YEAR
    313 3 To Educate The People KUALA LUMPUR Sun.-Mock elections will be held %ll over Moloya early educate the people visually m regard to polling machinery and > procedure. The Standard learnt today. These model polls will be conducted by Government information t eam < deration' be
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    Bosses Are Asked To Help Poll
    108 3 SINGAPORE Government is arranging to delete from the Electoral Register the names ot Government officers whose names appear m the initial register but who have left Singapore on retirement or on posting to another terr:tory. The procedure of the formal objection laid down by
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    COLONY LIGHTER SPRINGS A LEAK
    50 3 when* a lighter carrying some bales of rubber ber.hed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board goftowns. sprcng a l»'ak yesterday, the Harbour Board Fire Brigade was summoned to pump out the water. The job was completed m two hour.-. The light- r was later towed away.
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    Shepherd Flies To London
    47 3 THE Hon. Mr. Malcolm Newton Shepherd left Singapore by air for the Unite Kingdom yesterday to attend the Funeral i I his father. Lord Shepherd, who died m London on Saturday morning. Mr, Shepherd, who work? firm, is heir to his lather's c.
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    ANTI-VICE RAID
    32 3 ANTI-VICE Branch officers of the Singapore Police arrested a woman m Everrit Road on Saturday night m connection with the alleged sale of a Kua'.a Lumpur girl for immoral purposes.
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    MEETING AT PICNIC ENDS IN MARRIAGE REGISTRY
    62 3 MEETING AT PICNIC ENDS IN MARRIAGE REGISTRY by i lutft'UKAL Kayinomrireman Ltid Mary Teh Kheng Looi, who met at a icnie a year ago on Penang's pirturesque Tan.ions Bigah beach, were married at the Kuala Lumpur Resis-y of Marriages on Saturday The bride is the dausht< of Mr. and Mrs.
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    BIRCHIE RESIGNS FROM THE M.C.A.
    109 3 •IOHORE BAHRU 5 —Dr. Birchee. former Chaiian of the .Tohore Bahru bruh of the Malayan Chinese >sociation. has resigned fn the MCA. Dr Birchee's reflation followed closely after I State election. He gave no reasorin his letter of resignation t yes- terday h e told
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    Mass To End The Marian Year
    182 3 Mass To End The Marian Year A SPECIAL Mass will be said at an open air altar at St. Joseph's Institution grouna on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. at the grand Rally of Catholics to mark the culminating day of the Marian Year celebrations. Hymns of the Blessed Virgin Mary will
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    The Editor Speaks' To The Public
    142 3 ;doe> not necessarily mean that ,a person eligible to vote will his name o n the electora' i registers Mr V P Abduhah! editor of the Kerala Bhandu said In a broadcast last niflhl Mr. Abdullah who was speaking In the Radio Malaya series.
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    STC BUSMEN CELEBRATE
    44 3 THE Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union yesterday celebrated its seventeenth anniversary with a tea party at the union premises m Race Course Road. Among those who attended the party was Mr. A. A. Ewing. General Manager of the Singapore Traction Company.
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      127 3 C^^ g g at a Glance |fr NSAPCREJ VS\S\ Free film show RafTles Place Youth In An Our T:mes and People The Mississippi— 1 i) m VM( A: Book-keeuers' Tiination ."> 1") p m Malay clas^O p m Bodybuilding 330 Judo practice 5 '.Hi pm 1 tennis 7 p m
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      204 3 IXIIIItlTION: Of painting of. cc n oi H e es B af John titles' Rafties Place, ''am to v m H'POM JOl KNALIVIS i'n,«,v T. J i'i Ch X a Ca r"«o- Blue Room*! talk by the visiting American Journalist Mr. Carl Rowan 1 p m miV fJl Ht¥ ASSN:
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      178 3 What's New (S> 8 pm World Affairs S 1 .8 15 Hem/. AlcxJtirler at the Hammond Organ »Si BJO Hello Puzzlers <KL> yj> m Uisrussing the Discs 1KL1; y3O News (St; 945 Presenting the Princes Quintet (St; 10 15 Once Upon a Keyboard (P>; 10 30 Juke Box (Pi: (10
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    TWO BRAVE GIRLS
    179 4 WHAT WOULD you have done if you had been Carole Andrews and Pamela Jones? They were walking home from school m Plymouth, when they heard the piteous yelping of a dog m pain. A small crowd was standing by looking at the frantic efforts of Laddie a
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    Boys And Girls All Over The World
    451 4 Boys And Girls All Over The World pUPILS m the schools of x nine Canadian cities were looking forward to their first lesson by te'.e\ ision, but the first programme lasted only five minutes because the sound transmission failed. So they went back to their books. ATARIA Jootte, 16, is
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    A Jelly-Made Of Milk!
    104 4  - A Jelly -Made Of Milk! AMBROSE HEATH [-JAVE you a young hrother or sister who won't drink milk? Here's a super kind of milk jelly— and everybody will love it. MeU a pint jelly, any flavour, with two tablespoonfuls of water over a very low he a t. Take it
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    D IS FOR DANCER
    20 4 Alphitet doodln try t m letttfO- dd a few lin«« «nd you Mv« Ruftltn Comck dance'-
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    16 4 lwn if it is your dog's pawmarks on your hoMir\»)rk. its you I'm going o punish.
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    Searching For Sunken Gold
    367 4 Searching For Sunken Gold T AM writing this aboard a A small boat chugging out into the English Channel. There are eight of us aboard, sailing off on the adventure of our lives to seek sunken treasure! In our 65ft motor vessel the Absit Omen (it means "Let no evil
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    YOUNG FOLKS
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    The Things Children Say
    246 4 The Things Children Say We mat introducing to on Mm -aged 3J-who llve> x 1 Perriman." we told him I He eyed h> r -It cant be Mr Perriwoman." w. Frank cam.- home I the manner of old« r bi -I for little Carls ben 1 are to a ya-ard
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    Test Your Love Of Animal
    173 4 I7YERY sunny summer hundreds of eager young dog-lovers hurry to their nearest kennels and ask for jobs as ken-nel-maids. But only one girl m 50 stays! The rest soon change their minds because it's TOO TOUGH. A kennel-maid' s job means loncj hours of hard,
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    HIS Curl-Cure Costs More Than HERS
    539 5  - HIS Curl-Cure Costs More Than HERS Lewis Onalow ijiixi -881-MliB fcß--lililli||^^ by£ M\\ YORK. jrr bo« spendZr m lMr JJtf,a« irr floors n L sard .i rarirtj <»f foi nu-n. Z tli» Hollywood (P a iilt OB top ui r swept f>«»k from the sides to a "duck laiT at
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    Tried and TIED
    38 5 H boy X snn a girl is X Shirle) Ann H ike a cdi- B I I Ai )i> not a H I iried it. md now I don'l H I I a I it
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    Is A Kind Of Century Bigamy
    379 5 I I 1 t Mir 1 t o I 1 I 1 and so forth and so on. I more simply. she v) I merge the qualities F c Nightinga c Mary Margaret Mcßride. "her Machrce. Catherine C)re:.t of Russia, and lie Dale Carnegie.
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    CHANGED 30,000 -DIED FOR DOG
    299 5  -  GEORGE MELL THE devotion that English people lavish on their J pets is something that never fails to astonish foreigners, but few animal lovers are so distraught at the loss of a pet as Mrs. Elizabeth BenZ nett, of Richmond, Surrey, was recently. She had
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    HORROR & The LAW
    359 5  - HORROR The LAW JOHN THOMPSON TJORROR comics: should 1X they bf banned? A lot of people say "Yes." But how? As things are. t)ie law stops people from publishing obscene books and pictures. Now horror comics are attacked. not jor bang obscene m any sex sense, but because they portray
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    DON'T WASTE A GORILLA
    609 5 DON'T WASTE A GORILLA By A Special Correspondent JM a tough guy, I am!" you c an hear plenty of kids saying it as they ci r 1 e about with l °y patois and tommy-guns, playing v crooks and G-men And it's a splendid thing to Pf- Provided it's
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      22 5 PEEKED? HEAR you're been 1 going arohvd saying I'm a dirty dog." Not me, old chap. You're barking up the wrong tree
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    Singapore Standard U.S.-Formosan Treaty
    732 6 Singapore Standard U.S.-Formosan Treaty T^OR Asia as well as for the rest of the world the past few months were months of anxiety and Uneasiness. While the cold war was waxing warmer with each passing day, the meteorological experts of political weather divined the possibility of the vest-pocket war between
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      Small – Town Social Amenities
      227 6 Small Town Social Amenities Sir:— One of the d which 10.-al civic governing bodies should strive t i form is the provision of social amenities (or constituents. Emphasis Is always I a~d rightly, on the necessity ior Municipal and Town Councils concentrating ;i--tention on public health services, water supply, sanitation,
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      EXPLANATION PLEASE!
      67 6 Sir;-What will bo the Status "1 ter^hers of English m veriacular schools when Governnent has started Na- tonal classes m such schools? < There U a rumour that these i teacher have to pave the < way for Kirkbv-trained or < English Normal Trnined tea- ch°rs. < Will
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      To Sink Communalism
      597 6 Sir; This phrase apperrs to sound a very welcome note Hum the mouth of the leader of U.M.N.O. and we believe the public will agree wholeheartedly that M to sink communalism" is indeed a very good and sound suggestion. But the big question is can this be
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    CASSANDRA tells the story of CHURCHILL and THE 'DAILY MIRROR'
    778 6 CASSANDRA tells the story of CHURCHILL and THE 'DAILY MIRROR' 7 Was High Up On The List For Execution CASSANDRA SAYS: Tor a long. long time now Britain has enjoyed his wisdom yes, and some of his follies, too. He has been magnan im ous, sen timental sardonic, ferocious, humane,
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    202 7 (Kilter)— The United Na,iv yesterday gave its unanimous p Western plan, originated by President iber tor the establishment of on m developing atoms for Imsuccessfully submitting nt but gave no indication »m the projected interna- Mr Arkady A. Sobolev the delegate, said the Joviet vote m favour of the
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    'Production Service' Man Booked By Police
    67 7 r > arrested Langtry m a v of offices m Oxford Street -aid the case might live inquiries all over th country. ade'ed that there ht be efforts to interfere with prosecution witnesses. Langtry put advertisements m newspapers, shop windows and on notice boards
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    21 7 r KAUD.Elisobeth 24. is now •n this dance at the »V Night nbul, Turhe programme "Sitta" m styled "S.tta m AP
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    LION TAMER IS ATTACKED
    83 7 OI.DHAM. England, Dec 5. (AP)— A capacity circus aud:S teamed last night as a r-oiri lion leaned from land and attacked lion r Charles Illeneb m the ing minutes of his act. N< ne of the other lions m a pyramid act broke formation. B.ood streaming
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    PLEDGES AID
    30 7 MR. ADLAI STEVENSON. ader of the Democratic which won control of fress m la.>t month's elecI n, last night pledged his' s co-operation with the .blican administration.— Reuter
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    Build 'A Steel Wall Around The Iron Curtain'
    216 7 Build 'A Steel Wall Around The Iron Curtain' BERLIN, Dec. 5, (Reuter)— The Communist Chinese representative at this weeks Moscow conference declared that China and its people stand behind the Soviet I'nion and that "the entire peace camp must be as a steel wall," according to the East Berlin newspaper
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    Warning To Bank Clerks
    57 7 NEW DELHI. Dec. 5. Reuter> The Indian Government last night warned (5.000 bank employees it was ready to take disciplinary rction and measures to protect the banks if they obeyed call for a nation-wide strike next Friday. The strike has been .ailed to back wage demands
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    Bridegroom, 113-Bride, 21
    50 7 ISTANBUL. Turkey. Dec.s, (AP)— Moer Erkan. agei 113. marned a 21-year-old woman on Thursday after advert sing lhat he would bestow a house and U. 5.525.000 worth of land on a bride. Press reports identJf-Yd the bride only as a sister-in-law of one ol Erkan'a 1G grandchildren.
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    A Kiss Is Not An Offence
    98 7 VIENNA. Dec. 5. <AP)_lf man kisses a girl, the act rannot be considered a punishable offence even if the girl does not want to be kissed. Austria's Supreme court ruled yesterday. The court said "the kiss has become an institution of social life and
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    PEKING PAYS FOR DAMAGES
    90 7 LO\ T DON\ Dec. 5. (UP> Red China has handed over a million-dollar cheque for damages to an increasingly stern Britain, it was disclosed last night. Britain demanded and now has received t; 367.000 sterling from the Reds to make up the loss of lives and
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    In Malan's Footsteps
    73 7 I,YSTROOM. Transvaal, De 5. (Renter) The new South African Prime Minister, Mr Johannes Strijdom said here last ni^ht it might be necessary to acre crate arri expand apartheid (racial segregation) not <;n!y m South Africa but beyond its borders. South Africa could not remain m existence on
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    'Guards Now Support Mau Mau'
    116 7 'Guards Now Support Mau Mau' NAIROBI. Dec. :>. (Reutcr)— Major John Vetch, a company commander m Kenya Regiment, told a court martial here yesterday that a largo majority of the Kikuyu home guards employed m one division of Kaimbu District. north ol here, were active supporters t»f the Man Mau.
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    IT'S QUIET AGAIN
    36 7 THE Nepalcsc Prime Minister. Mr. M.P. Koirala. said yesterday that order had been restored m the strife-torn Dong District of Western Nepal, and troops sent there two weeks apo were bcins withdrawn Reuter
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    BEAUTY QUEEN IS ENGAGED
    60 7 MACON. Georgia. Dec. 5. (AP)— Miss Neva Jane Langley, Miss America of 1953. and William A. Fickling Jr.. 22 will be married o:\ Dec. 30. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Langley of Lakeland. Florida. yesterday announced the engagement of their 21-year-old daughter and the lormer Auburn College
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    Three Women Held In Husband Murder Plot
    199 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 5. tAFtThree women were charged yesterday with plotiing to murder the husband of one. allegedly for his US$3,OOO insurance and the hope of US$lOO,OOO m a fraJdulent negligence suit. The Intended victim. James Rlcco. 40. was to be {rushed to
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    3-YEAR SNIPING WAR NEARS END
    279 7 Bandit Chiefs Give Up TUNIS, Dec. 5, (Reuter)— More than 400 bandits (fcllaghas who have waged a sniping war against the French for nearly three years have surrendered their arms m the first three days of the Franco-Tuni sian Operation Amnesty." By last night the
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    Retire At 68, Britons Are Told
    224 7 Retire At 68, Britons Are Told L O N I) X, Dec. 5. (Reuter) A (Government appointed committee has recommended that Britons should work three years longer for their retirement pensions thus easing the nations burden of providing for the aged. At present men m Britain draw Government old-aye pensions
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    Make Friends In Asia, Says Romulo
    183 7 Make Friends In Asia, Says Romulo NEW YORK. Doc. 5. <AP) Carlos P. Romulo. chief of the Philippine delegation to the United Nations, said yesterday that to make headway m the "life and death struggle" against Communism. America "must make friends m Asia" where there are "almost 1.000.000.000 p^oplp who.
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    A Penalty For Those Late Brides?
    103 7 A Penalty For Those Late Brides? BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 5 <UP> 'Why are brides invariably late?" asks the Rev John Kent, who heads the century old Presbyterian Church of Scotland m Argentina. Writing m his current parish magazine. Dr. Kent -ays he begins to think late brides should bo penalized
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    Buffaloes For Xmas
    72 7 OTTAWA. Ontario. Dec. 5. <AP»— About 500 buffaloes In the world's largest herd arr being slaughtered, and there'll be bufTalo roasts on some Canadian tables this Christmrxs. The herd numbers 12.000 to 15.000. It is at Wood Buffalo National Park, straddling the border between Alberta and the
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    Ex-Minister Is Arrested
    73 7 RANGOON, Dec. 5. (Renter) Police yesterday arrested a former Burmese cabinet minister. U B:i Pe. and prominent businessman. Tharrawaddy Maunfi on charges of high treason. U Nu. the Prime Miniver, alleged at press confer. lasi October that Ba Pc MaunM with several others, had approache the pre
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    Official Ban On 'Brothers'
    26 7 CAIRO. Doc 5. <Rruter>^ Egypt*! ruling body, the Revolution Command Council, officially announced early today tho dissolution of the Moslem Brotherhood organization.
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      87 7 f ~^^^^Z^^ wa vOKtW THE WILDERNESS > OCT. igcb-- l^Hl SiOOD toil TEA^S AND SWEAT 1 W *<KUME THE k OSI T ION ICO^^i-ITE: A C A Vs^l > '*M V V£RY SO^Y VWt I s^r J- uV\\ P HAVE SOT &CT th£ i^^fcfcT"" I 1 Y^v railways ct t-»s
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    PRIVATE PLANES FOR U.S. FIRMS
    56 8 NEW YORK. Dec. 5. (AP)— More than 6.000 American companies now operate 21.500 private planes to transport their personnel and produrts. the wall Street Journal said yesterday Th.s is more than eight tim€S the number of private n'iines used by industries m I 1944 when
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    Rubber Tapped
    50 8 A SUMMARY of the ftCTCftft of unselecteri high-yieldins rubber tapped during October m the Federation showed the total at 1.639.440 tons compared witft 1 630.197 tons for the month before Of that total. 1. 162.531 acrc> (1,166*952 icrts) were unbelectcd and 466^02 a^res (463 243 acre.-) high-yielding rubber.
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    COTTON EXPORTS
    25 8 EXPORTS of cotton good? from Japan m the DecemberFebruary period are to be reduced by about 20 per cent, because of restrictive meaM*res.
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    U.K. Motor Firms Plan Multi-Million Expansion
    374 8 lEADERS of the I T .X. motor industry have clearly demonstrated their faith m the future by announcing during recent months vast expansion plans involving many millions of pounds. \nd riding on this high tide me the como metit and accessory manufacturer! many of
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      889 8 Tel- 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 iixiin.v) (incorporated m Singapore) Tr:i\H sh K." B Till. MJ'K FUNNKI LINK .ti.. n i.. nmrrnl via »»tlifr ports lo load and rtMhurKr rur«o i:^. iiuwuaw. .-..N....N wwnw Singapore Uue Sails P Sham Penans ,y,,,lar for Liverpool Hay.c <■ 4 I to.
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      430 8 EAST ASM SAIIINCS TO cOMfi. I Ni Aden. Port Sa,d C^^ Copcr,h, <tn Cot| l^. B n) pata con,a 7 r »> -SELANDIA I 11 "ASIA I I -^.a- I ■I Call, 3cyrouth c B Ml Call, London p n^ r W I") Call, Cdyru, X SAILINGS FROM SCA NDINAVI4
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    2 PRIZE WINNERS AT FAIR
    72 9 MORE than 80 firms are taking part mi n the trade fair now being he ld at Bukit Bintang Park, Kuala Lumpur. The fair, which is expected to run for a week, was officially opened last Thursday. Th c Ming Ming Company (top picture) was
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    Company Reports Issued
    596 9 Company Reports Issued THE ATLAfI ICE CO. LTD. M id e a net profit of $121,149 <*5.»%) tor the year ended .W.9.r>4. Dividend ot 10^ is recommended which is the same as last year. At balancing date net liquid assets equalled $904,277 or $1181 per $10 00 share The new
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    RECORD RADIO EXPORTS
    84 9 BRITISH radio exports will sei up a new record m l<)f>4 says the Radio Industry Council. They are now running at the rate of £29 million a year the figure lor last year was £25.800.000 millions. These figures inriude sound reproduction equipment, whose export value will approach
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    Business Done In The Week
    280 9 BUSINESS done m shares from Nov. 27— Dec INDUSTRIALS: Con soli dated Tin Smelters Ords 27/9 Eraser Neave Ord> s>i.y« a damnion MAI and $:{"><). liammors $3.15, Hougkoi BanK Col. $98."). Jackson Co. $1 Malajan Breweries $4 00 and p97i. Malayan Ccrm-nt $142. Malayan Collieries
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    WORLD TIN OUTPUT IN SEPT. DROPPED
    407 9 TIIK HAGUE. Dec 5. (AFP) The International Tin Study Group announced here today that the world production of tin concentrates m September amounted to 14.900 |ooi against 15.300 tons m August. This tali was mainly due to the reduction of the exports o! Bolivia
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      Ayer Molek Shows Profit Of $48,340
      319 9 lIIL accounts of the Ayer Molek Rubber Co, i-tu for the year ended Sept. 30. 1954 show a profit of 543.04U and Is comparable to that ior the previous year ot $43.5 <2. the chairman. Mr. Chee Guan Chiang, r< vealed. The company received
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      Moderate Week Seen In Shares: Tins Irregular
      374 9 Moderate Week Seen In Shares: Tins Irregular Standard Market Correspondent outside influonrof^H 8 Ma J aya sh wec l themselv es somewhat susceptible to factor! nriSt. k S3 T nly a moderate turnover m the week. Contributing; bank ri e Tell™? in v P T Cs n the L ndon
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      Airliners To Travel At 13,000 mph?
      110 9 Airliners To Travel At 13,000 mph? CHICAGO. Dec. 5 (AP) A rocket expert yesterday said rocket-propelled airliners with speeds up to 13.000 miles an hour can be built within the next 10 or 15 years. Dr Walter R. Dornbcrger. missile specialist for the Bell Aircraft Corp., calcu.;:ted that such aircraft
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      Egyptian-R.I. Trade Talks End
      39 9 JAKARTA. Dec. B (AFP)—' The Egyptian Indonesian trade talks were concluded yesterday. A communique issued by the Economic Ministry said that a special Indonesian delegation Will sign the agreement m I Cairo next January. j
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      NEW P.I. PLANT
      25 9 THE Philippines will soon have a factory producing bicycle tyres and tubes with the help of the Foreign Operations Administration funds. AFP
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      EXPORTS OF TIN IN NOV.
      60 9 FOREIGN* exports of tin and tin-in-concentrates from Malaya during November amounted to 5.404 tons, according to officials statistics. Of that total. 2.130 tons went to the United States. 1.332 tons to Europe and !)15 tons to the United Kingdom. The British possessions bought 488 tons
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    Markets In S'pore Quiet
    159 9 Markets In S'pore Quiet Standard "M.nki Reptrttf Till: rubber market m miiriporc m the past week npi'iu d somrwh.it qu.rt with ir.iduil improvement m ;ictml\ towards MM weekend. Earlier m t] tended to sa| almost dull conditions ;>! cv tiling and trade Rencrally waiting f>r developmenti for di Added confidence
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    Reddish Retires After 30 Years
    457 9 BY EDIN PETERS THIRTY years ago, to if exact on Nov. 24. 1924, a '£'I-ycar-old Englishman arrived m Singapore to work here as a Junior Assistant m the neul.v opened firm of Borneo Motors Limited. At th». end of lrst month he retired trom this
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    JAPS PLAN TO MINE URANIUM
    45 9 Tokyo. Dec. ."> (AFP) A group ol m i I hen arc plannii t t j Japans Dm urn!:: com pan v with the Jap mi. I! the gr<> ip has i-\ i gramme to <•• Iruct an at pile m Japan,
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      571 9 THE SINGAPORE [M l! IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE r ,i!:i (CHAPTER 134) INOtICE Of PREPARATION Of AMENDMENT TO THE GENERAL IMPROVEMENT VI AN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 52 <*) v OF THE SINGAPORE I M IKOVEMENi ORDINANCE. AMENDMENT N o 3OF 1954 NOTICE i> hereby given that n Pursuaoct of the
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      363 9 SELANGOR TURF CLUB Amateur Meetin? 1954 18th December 19.">4 PXTRIES close at 11 am on M i Wednesday, Bth December. 1954 The usual S3 Totalisator. 52 j Course Ca?h Sweeps. SI Unlimited Sweep and Forecast Pocls wi. b« held Cod Luncheon available at the Race Course between 12.30 and 2
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      227 10 #SHAW BROTHERS^) II j45 \OO dlv v^w. ctadtc TnnAVf 2 TEL -SIS? MAKIJ IUU/\II# J Winner of the Grand Prix at the 0 1954 International Film Festival m Cannes |kazuohasegawaJ| g MACHIKO KYO Hr _v V Oft jjßmflßK^lv JBfJHHHF 7R>x gaga^ QtILL 9 In Japanoso DiaJoffOC witli tl 9 Original
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      126 10 AWAmbraJ ;WKST,,N,,,, I I C.er Met' fr j J -x aHr °°*oti,TJ 7~~~~ COMiwiT>l BCOitGE m m, "^^sj SPANISH M\is H I tto.r M^nM^^S^^^ 4 I &gj|Lpijj now j wonos it n^^ Woman's fif World m^ CiniwScopC Bl M >^^* Plus CinrnuStupc short 1MB COMING fnflfllßV CRECORy Pt(|| NOW SHOWING
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      1894 10 ri \i sC}^^^^yO^Jgggggß \JM*^. *v^ k j iarf Mjj^lfyQ^U A .^gfl^C^yC^^igW m^T^y <^gggggggav?C/rV^ggH t VV GOING into a restaurant Which fnded »<s of n 1 1 thr other day we were nJp'H <■■' ■■•'> risifed V gggggggl iggggf to see a fat friend ca/ted f/ic 'cfectnc moth.' -v I HI/
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    Eden Meets The German Footballers
    36 11 Eden Meets The German Footballers LONDON.— Sir Anthony Eden™ the- British Foreign Secretary is introduced to the German team before the start of the England versus Germany soccer International at Wembley stadium. England beat Germany 3-2.
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    S'PORE DRAW PI & KOREA IN ASIAN TOURNEY
    285 11 S'PORE DRAW PI KOREA IN ASIAN TOURNEY SINGAPORE take „n tlw* Philippines m the menN ami Korea m the womn'i section "i tin- \si.jn table tennis team rhampion«hip« wrtiich --t.irt at Singapore Badminton Stadium tin Saturday. took i ]„cf < iws: Barodil (up tor Mm: v 1 1953 runners-up) v
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    He Will Defend
    16 11 YORK, Dt- (R< new world flyboxing champion P< Argentina months at Arg< Fri-
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    MOSS SIGNS CONTRACT
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    RAIN AND GALES UPSET LEADERS IN 4 LEAGUES
    596 11 Qg/uqe Plays Havoc On Soccer water-lo^cX..!^! 5 <" e ter >- si t >„ per hour sales, driving rain and thP L,I ro nds P la .ved havoc on British soccer yesterday. The deluge left the leaders ot all four divisions without
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    Bannister Is Britain's Top Athlete
    89 11 LONDON. Dec. 4. (Renter). Roger Bannister, the first man to run the mile m under 4 minutes. was today named Britain's top athlete of IM.VI by the Amateur Athletic Association. The performances which won him the ■ward included his famous mile of 3 niinnutes :>!).4
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    HOW THEY STAND
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    Rosewall Humbles Vie Seixas
    92 11 Rosewall Humbles Vie Seixas MELBOURNF. Dec. 5 «Reuter>- Australia's Ken Rosewall won the men's singles title m the Victorian state lawn tennis championships at Kooyone yesterday. In a hard- fought final ho beat American champion Vie Seixas 6-1 4-6 6-4 7-5. Rosewall's ground shots were magnificent while his service w:>s
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    Manjrekar's 99
    75 11 BOMBAY Dei-. 5, (AFP) Test cricketer V. J. Manjrckar. w'.io missed his century by one run was the highest «c irer for the President's XI who gained a lead of 24!* runs with lour wickets m hand at the clo*C of the second day's play here yesterday against
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      223 11 m By Al Lapp top By T.V. Hamlin i t j.\ljs£ i knjvkepi i^ 1 1 jJTT^n?~'^ni ■<•' «=K OFF M A HOR6E TO IN'EANI'M^v A /WE" S CW^Si HER Fsl>l FV>.IN NOT t^ONK,A. BE I ;...LM»v. anf/ii \vVERE H ME WITMASPEAR RAILIOAPEP^/ 1 WTh it im -.WAS l'/4l PONT
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    Negri Women Upset S'pore For Quad Title
    302 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Negri Sembilan held Selangor to a goalless draw m their last match this tvening to become champions m the Women's hockey quadrangular played lit Kuala Lumpur over the week-end. Negri, unbeaten m the tournament, obtained lour points from a win
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    Rahim Omar 'Dazzles' Manila Fans
    69 12 Rahim Omar 'Dazzles' Manila Fans MANILA, Dec. 5 (AFP The fleet-i te tre-forward iS I 0 ed 3,000 it the Riza! Memorial S1 i when he S pore inter- rters to a 3-1 victory Insi an All Chinese XI b r< ai soccer to At ha" f time the score
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    Perak Victory
    20 12 TAIPING. Sun— Display Ins; all-round superiority. Prrak trounced Penantj 6-1 m a friendly inter-state hockey match here yesterday.
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    it Was Ser Cher's Big Night
    559 12 T\\ i:\TY-OM VKAR-OLD motor fitter. Tan Scr Cher ot the Kvergreen Weightlifting Party ua> the outstanding lifter m the opening nigh* of the Singapore Amateur Wcifhtllftlng Federations championships at the Happy World Stadium. Ser Cher won the bantamweight championship with a record total of
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    COMPTON'S INJURY WAS A HANDICAP
    578 12 *England should have had A Substitute!* 1 ;.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\xx*vi\\\ J In football internaC tionals on the continent 2 and m Britain when a continental team is con- i cerned substitutes are allowed. Generally it is agreed that the goal--2 keeper can be substituted 1. at any
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    BOUGOURE WILL REPEAT ON ABOVE ALL
    266 12  - BOUGOURE WILL REPEAT ON ABOVE ALL LEONG HEW MENG By IPOII, Sun.— On the handicapping. Above All looks a certainty for the main event oi the Perak Turf Club December meeting which continues here today with race five at 3.15 p.m. A ove A... in race 6. hn> been penalised
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    661 12 RACE 5: 3.15 p.m.—Horses Class 2, Div. I—9 Furs. t 1! Ro- ir<%r Bond 3v 90° Mr. Mrs. S.K. Foo R.W ran liceten Bougoure 5? Mr 'llts ;,v M 3 Mr t\: Mrs T.H. Teo Rodgers Donnelly HI astern P«-*arl 4y 8.1:; Double V. Stable' M van Broukelen Leong ll,
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    37 12 MALACCA, Sun The Fi3r^nS *u n V elum Ru Sby match on the Reclamation ground .yesterday, scored a 56 points (10 goals, and two tries) to RrLTi Ory Ver the Queen's Koyal Regiment.
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    133 12 Hew Meng The Pilot Trundle Hill Scrutineer Rl XKKK HOMI UK \KKK I«)M> MI'ITIN MAN >llo\\ -lIOU I ■»t.rn r.;irl Muffin Man Nearer ItaMl I MrilU llllr C iMlr MraiU Code Mrait* Ctxlr I M.Vm,, X|7n J \"«i> \hO%t AM IfaffC All M,.,nf,,l'rr < litntUleer Carpenter Little Andy
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