Singapore Standard, 27 December 1955

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    28 1 Singapore Standard No!. VI. No. 173 STANDARD ***** (5 lines) POLICE 2400 V^T r jf^ 'mr ~pW t Jp^ SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1953 12 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Jennifer Named Best Actress
    160 1 Jennifer Named Best Actress EW YORK, Dec. 26 i Ernest Borgnine Jennifer Jones were i the outstanding and actress of 1955 a poll of the nation's a critics, it was announced today, rsnine. who had the role in "Marty", was d best actor of the r in Film Daily's annual
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    Lock icon 'Don't Admit Mongolia' — Ipohites
    112 1 'Don't Admit Mongolia' Ipohites IPOH. Mon. Pro-Nation-Chinese residents in are planning to send a cable to the United Nations r.rongiy opposing Outer Mongolia's application for admisi n to the body. A pub'.;- meeting of all tnUds and associations in the Btate has been called for Dec. u. wiU b held
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    4 1 THE QUEEN
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    Lock icon Windjammers For Training
    62 1 HAMBURG, Dec. 26 (Reuter> The three-masted windjammers Pamir and Passat will pass in January into the hands of a trust which proposes to sail them as training ships on the South American run. The trust, consisting so far of about 40 West German shipowners, will take over
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    Lock icon Baling—Last Stop For Reds
    246 1 Baling— Last Stop For Reds DATE IS DEC 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon,— The projected end-the-Emergency talks between the Chief Ministers ot the Federation and Singapore and the leaders of the Malayan Communist Party will begin on Wednesday, Dec. 28, in the South Kedah town of Baling, The Standard reliably understands.
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    Lock icon 2 Students Electrocuted In Tin Mine
    88 1 IPOH, Mon. Two Chinese students were electrocuted on the morning of Christmas Eve near the Tong Wah Chinese Tin Mine in Guntong. Liew See Keong, 13. and Chan Chin Poy, 10, came in contact with a live underground wire, it is believed. Only four
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    Lock icon HEADMASTER ASSAULTED
    48 1 KOTA BHARU. Mon. Mr. C. C. Balhatchet. headmaster of Tunku Yah School, was attacked last night by an unknown man while talking to friends near a car. He was hit with a knuckleduster and had three stitches put on his head. His condition is not serious.
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    Lock icon 9,000 YEARS OLD
    39 1 AN old 'tree trunk" found by men building a road across a peat marsh in Holland has been identified as a boat between eight and nine thousand years old, the oldest in Europe, archaeologists claim Reuter
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    Lock icon BRITONS FETED
    33 1 A BRITISH cultural party of 24 members, headed by Prof. Edmund Charles Blunden of Hongkong University and his wife, were feted on Sunday night at a farewell party in Peking.- UP
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    Lock icon A PLEA FOR PEACE
    606 1 Let Us Lead Mankind The Queen 'Carry X'mas Spirit Into The New Year' SANDRINGHAM, England, Dec. 26, (UP)-The Queen called on the world yesterday to carry the spirit of Christmas through into 1956 and to live in peace "for the benefit of all/' There can be
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    Lock icon Student Knifed To Death
    165 1 Student Knifed To Death CHRISTMAS TRAGEDIES A SCHOOLBOY was knifed to death and seven other people were stabbed in three secret society gang battles in Singapore on Christmas night. Teo Leng Hee, 17, student of an English school, was mortally wounded in a clash between hoodlums from the 969 and
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    Lock icon NOT APPRECIATED
    45 1 MOTORCYCLIST Henry Overall, fined £3 for speeding in Sevenoaks, recently, jauntily hooked his foot under the arresting officer's chair as he left court yesterday and dumped the policeman on the courtroom floor. He was immediately fined another £10 for assaulting an officer. UP
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    Lock icon BOY, 5, KILLED
    16 1 KOH AH MING. 5. was killed in a road accident on Christmas morning.
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    Lock icon DUSK TO DAWN CURFEW
    125 1 DUSK TO DAWN CURFEW KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A dusk to dawn curfew affecting thousands of people will be clamped over the entire town and surrounding district of Segamat from Jan. 1. A Johore Government order announcing the curfew also listed 48 estate and new village "residential areas" to which the
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    97 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26 (Reuter) Tamara Edel Rees. 31, is seeking to divorce her husband ten years after she divorced her wife. Filing suit for divorce here she stated that she was born Robert Egan Rees served in a paratroop regiment in the second world war and was
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    Lock icon Forces Deal M.C.P. A Crippling Blow
    224 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Security Forces struck the Malayan Communist Party a crippling blow yesterday when they killed Sulaiman alias Leiman bin Mat, one of the most important Malay terrorists in North Kedah. I Sulaiman was coming out to collect food with two other Chinese
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    Lock icon THE TEETH GOT THERE IN TIME
    73 1 WERZBURG Dec. 26 (AP) Lt. Col. David E Kinsler. Chaplain in the U.S. 10th Infantry Division, received a frantic telephone call. "You have to help me," said the agitated woman caller. "My husband went to the field on manoeuvres this morning. He left his
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    Lock icon NAVAL BATTLE
    40 1 FOUR Republic of Korea coast guardsmen were captured by a fleet of armed Chinese Communist vessels 1n a seven and a half hour battle off the southwest coast of Korea on Christmas morning, the government announced yesterday. UP
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    Lock icon Double Presents For X'mas Twins
    89 1 IT was a double-present party for twin sisters Patricia and Dorothy in Singapore on Christmas Day. They were born in Kuala Lumpur two years ago and judging by the pile of gifts on their Christmas tree, Dorothy and Pat must like the idea of Christmas
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    Lock icon BUSES: 'BRIGHT HOPES'
    210 2 LABOUR MINISTER SEES STC MEN Unionists View On Arbitration Awaited SINGAPORE'S Minister for Labour and Welfare, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, made another attempt to end the 91-day-old strike by 2,900 employees of the Singapore Traction Company. He met the leaders of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union
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    Lock icon K.L. Cheers Don Yada Latin Show
    96 2 K.L. Cheers Don Yada Latin Show KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Don Yada's Latin Quarter Revue, which opened here last week was hailed as one of the best stage, shows to visit the Federal Capital since Xavier Cugat 18 months ago. Kuala Lumpur folk will for the iirst time see a fully
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    Lock icon 3 Children Scalded At X'mas
    76 2 3 Children Scalded At X'mas THREE children, whose ages range from two to eight, were admitted to the Singapore General Hospital after being scalded by boiling water during the Christmas holidays. Chiam Ee Meng. 8. was injured in his home in Kampong Santeng and Anglia Lee, 2. was scalded in
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    Lock icon Police Seek The Accident Witness
    116 2 Police Seek The Accident Witness SINGAPORE Traffic Police are anxious to interview the drivers of a motor car and a lorry in connection with the death of a woman. Lim Lai Huat, 36, in 5\ Mile Thomson Road on the morning of Dec. 16. Lim was killed when she was
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    Lock icon Big Crowd At Trade Fair
    54 2 PENANG, Tues— Over 10,--ono people crowded the New World Park recently, to see stalls put up by large business houses in Malaya during the annual Penang trade fair, which opened on Friday night. Mr. Lim Lean Teng. a Penang millionaire gave away prizes to firms
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    Lock icon PORGY AND BESS
    40 2 THE American company of "Porgy arid Bess" sang Christmas carols over a Soviet radio on Christmas Eve. It was the first time since the 1917 revolution that such songs have been broadcast in the Soviet Union.- U.P.
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    Lock icon Nellie is A Big Hit
    44 2 Photo. Nellie Martinez vocalist with Ceasar Velasco's Latin American band in the Dancing Waters show now playing at the Happy World Stadium, sings "Kiss Me Sicect aiid Gentle 1 while Eduardo (right) keeps time to the rhumba beat. Standard
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    Lock icon $BMIL PUT BY FOR RURAL EXPANSION
    208 2 A TOTAL of $8,000,000 has been earmarked by the Singapore Rural Board for the expansion of its various projects next year, chairman of the Board, Mr. S. G. Burlock said. More than half this sum will be devoted to expanding water supply to the
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    Lock icon Suspected Of Stealing Fowls
    48 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Two middle-aged Malays, suspected to be fowl thieves, were arrested at 5 a.m. today at Bat u Road. They had eight fowls with them. The pair told the police that they bought the poultry from a Chinese on Friday at Selayang.
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    Lock icon Work Starts On Big House Plan
    66 2 Work Starts On Big House Plan PENANG, Mon. The Joint Negotiating Council's subcommittee agreed to start right away with the 51. 000,000 building project of 350 houses for municipal employees in the lower income groups. The sub-Committee also agreed that housing standards of the project be similar to the flats
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    Lock icon CEYLONESE PARTY
    26 2 THE Ceyl<vnese community in the Federation will entertain the Alliance deputation to the London talks to tea at the Selangor Turf Club on Friday.
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    Lock icon ALL MALAYA GOES GAY AT CHRISTMAS
    517 3 Revelry Climaxes Church Rejoicings THE Christmas season in Singapore, blessed with unusually fine weather this year, was celebrated by hundreds of thousands of people in true festive fashion all over the island. Millions of dollars were spent on entertainment, dinners, presents and Christmas decorations
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    Lock icon This Man Knows All About It!
    198 3 How To Win The Tappers KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Meet the man who can show the eternal grousers among- estate managers how to win tappers and influence production. He took over a property in Johore in July this year when tappers complained of poor payment
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    Lock icon Study Grant For 6 In Seremban
    72 3 SEREMBAN. Mon. Six students have been awarded scholarships lor next year by the Seremban District Welfare Committee. Three of them Peter Siow Kok Chye and Khamis bin Mahmud, of Seremban English School, and Soon Eng Soon, of Methodist Afternoon School, will each receive $120.
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    Lock icon Call Led To 'Bombs'
    60 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A mysterious phone call led Kuala Lumpur Police to a dump containing more than 1.000 pellets of deadly sand crackers at a children's playground at Princes Road, yesterday. The anonymous caller rang off. refusing to give his name. Later the pellets were removed
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    Lock icon Man Found Poisoned
    36 3 TAN York Cheow. 71. was found suffering from corrosive acid poisoning in his home in Killiney Road. Singapore, on Christmas day. Tan is now in the General Hospital. Police are investigating the case.
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    54 3 Photo. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Lopez after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. The groom is a medical officer on the Government Health Department (school section). The bride is on the staff of Maclaine, Watson and Co. The couple will go to Japan
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    Lock icon MTUC Holds Mass Raly In Penang
    82 3 PENANG, Mon. A mass workers' rally, sponsored by the MTUC Penang Division, will be held at the Esplanade today, to demand $8-per-day basic living wage for workmen. The rally will call on Government to undertake a comprehensive and "scientific" cost of living survey to
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    Lock icon Sungei Chua Set For Industries
    108 3 KAJANG, Mon.— The Sungei Chua area is to become an "industrial precinct" in the Kajang district, under the Federation Government's land utilization scheme. Mr. P. Somasundram, member of the Kajang Town Board, told The Standard today that the Collector of Land Revenue had been asked
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    Lock icon The Spirit Of Santa – $100 Bail
    109 3 The Spirit Of Santa $100 Bail A man dressed as Santa Claus tried to smuggle a bottle of wine from Christmas Island on Christmas Day and landed in the dock of an emergency court in Singapore, yesterday. Foo Teo Chan, 46, minus his red garb, pleaded guilty to possession of
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    Lock icon Church Treats Poor Children
    35 3 ABOUT 500 hundred people attended the Lady of Lourdes Church Christmas treat in Ophir Road, Singapore yesterday. The treat was given by the church committee. About 300 poor children were entertained.
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    Lock icon DEFENCE BUDGET
    30 3 THE Soviet Finance Minister, M. Zverev, said the estimated Soviet defence expenditure for 1956 would be 102,--500 million roubles, as compared with 112,122 million roubles last year. Reuter
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    Lock icon Shanghai Foreigners Have Cosy Christmas
    176 3 HONGKONG, Dec. 25 (UP)— The few foreigners in Communist Shanghai had a merry Christmas this year attending special church services and home parties with richly decorated Christmas trees, reports reaching here said today. The Shanghai manager of a Hongkong bank, Mr. David Buchan, gave a
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    63 4 THIS tiger was trapped by a Chinese tapper in th*. Rasa area of Selangor recently. He reported his catch to the Police and a detachment of Police from Kuala Kubu Bahru, led by Inspector Fcteh Din went immediately to the scene. The striped terror wes
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    84 4 ALOR STAR. Mon. Perlis Police began investigations today into the double slaying of a Chinese vegetable grower and his wife in their home at Kamponr; Bukit Ketri on Friday night. The headless body of the man was found early on Saturday morning lying a few feet from
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    443 4 MALAYA TO GET IT SOON -UNGKU AZIZ A REPORT on various aspects of labour problems, based on the findings of the International Labour Organization at its fourth session Held recently in Dakar, French West Africa, may be the answer t3 many labour disputes in
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    229 4 Demand For UK Talks Statement THE Progressive and Democratic parties in Singapore yesterday called upon the Chief Minister, David Marshall, to make a clear and precise statement on the result of his talks with Colonial Officials in London. A joint statement issued by
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    Lock icon Generosity Can Be Dangerous
    98 4 Generosity Can Be Dangerous KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The latest issue of the Labour Department's monthly report warned estate managers that undue generosity to contractors can bring troubles. It quoted an incident where a manager gave 51.300 more than what was due to a contractor because of his difficulty in obtaining
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    Lock icon $10,000 Loan For Water Bus Service
    74 4 KOTA BHARU. Tues.— Haji Abdullah, a Kuala Krai businessman was granted a $10,--000 loan to operate a water bus service between Dabong and Kuala Krai by the Rural Industrial Development Administration (R.1.D.A.) recently. Ibis service when it comes into operation will facilitate travel for
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    Lock icon Johore Govt. Stumps Up
    47 4 JOHORE Bahru, Mon.Johore Government has had to make good $11,000 which a clerk in the Land Office, Kluang. embezzled. The money represented compensation to owners whose land the Government had acquired. The clerk who misappropriated the money was sentenced to live years' jajL
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    Lock icon INSPECTOR ON $1,000 BAIL
    50 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Koh Kim Chai. a Police Inspector, was charged i n the Sessions Court, with threatening Tay Siang i n a shophouse on Nov. 6 by pointing a pistol at him and also with wrongfully restraining him He was allowed $1,000 bail pending trial
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    Lock icon The 'Terror' Is Jailed For A Year
    226 4 The 'Terror' Is Jailed For A Year PENANG, Mon. A vegetable seller. ¥ap Chiang Fa, alias Vap Siong Huat, said to he the "Terror of Ku&la Lumpur." was sentenced today by the Magistrate, Mr. Au Ah Wah, to one year's imprisonment and fined SI 00 on a charge of being
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    Lock icon 'An American View Of Asia'
    56 4 MR. John C. Caldwell. an eminent American lecturer and author, will lecture on "An American View of Asia" Btl British Council Hall, Singapore, on .Jan. 5 at 8 45 p.ir. Mr. Caldwell. one ti e Director of the United States Information Service in China, has
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    46 4 MR. JERRY MORTON W& Miss Margie Low won tin 1955 Singapore International Amateur (Mixed) danc championship held at tbc Happy Cabaret last week The runners-up were Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith. The third places went to Mr Odzaer Al-Johary and Mfl Susana Chan
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    Lock icon Sailor Faces Theft Count
    49 4 PATRICK Joseph Canty, a naval rating, was charged in the emergency court yesterday, with theft of a motor cycli belonging to Mr. E. C. Charles parked at the Capito lot in North Bridge Road on Dec. 25. He was allowed pc.i;c bail till Jan. 3.
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    Lock icon CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO YWCA
    102 4 LADY MacGillivray, wife of the Federation High Commissioner, in a message to the Christmas issue of the Blue Triangle, magazine of the Y.W.C.A. of Malaya ex- s d the h °Pe that" the Y.W.C.A. movement would continue to gather strength for its great work. Lady MacGiliivray
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    Lock icon 19 men in a tiny boat Pole-bound
    638 5 nrst base— upon which the entire success of the expedition depends must be established. In the base eight of the Theron's advance party will spend two polar winters faced with continual blizzards, with the thermometer often 90 degrees below zero. Radar Aid pAPTAIN
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    446 5  -  M. A. GLASGOW DISCOVERY INVENTION j| I RESEARCH j by LONDON \RTICLES made of silver M or copper must be kept bright and gleaming if they are to remain attractive and, in the past, this has meant constant polishing, a job ichich most of us consider exceedingly irksome.
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      858 6 ALL patriots dream great dreams. Tunku Abdul Rahman, UMNO President and Chief Minister of the Alliance Government, is no exception. At the UMNO general assembly last week-end he envisaged a "Greater Malaya'' comprising Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, British North Borneo, and j Brunei. Malay patriots here and in Indonesia
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    2411 6 «GREAT PART Oi\ T E By RECORDER LONDON V\.4CH of the ten years that has elapsed since the ending of the Second World War has been more eventful than most of the years betueen the two great wars of our time. Of the years that have passed since VE
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    Lock icon Skirts To Go Thigh High
    237 7 Skirts To Go Thigh High fashions Of The Future v YORK, Dec. 26 (UP) te future looks interI ig indeed. Men now C i look ahead with opti- if not outright ness. ngs women arc going ear in the year 2000 worth waiting for. e well-known and re!i- signers have
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    54 7 SEATTLE. Washington. Dec. AP)— A huge new airI i range of more r» miles was an es'erday in- the Boe--1 ane Company. Pan- crj airways join--3«'l;:::j in announcing of 12 of the 575--tour jet transports. mammoth new transit, capable of carrying H5 1 in the tourist mobe known
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    19 7 Britons have scaled 60-foot Mount Francis, ore *>.e b ghesi mountains in South Polar Falkland AP
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    19 7 A NEW entirely military .as formed in Peru weekend following gi ation of the previous UP
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    Lock icon 'YOUR FATE IS AT STAKE'
    367 7 THE POPE CONTROL AP PEALS A-WEAPONS VATICAN CITY. Den o 6 (LP)— Pope Pius XII warned On Christmas Eve against the danger of further nuclear explosions an'd called for a ban on the test and use of atomic and hydrogen weapons. The Pope emphasized however,
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    Lock icon The Curtains Lift For X'mas
    470 7 Messages Of Hope And Faith Fr©sss Ftmf W©*isl LONDON, Dec 26 The spirit of Christmas even managed to penetrate the Iron and Bamboo Curtains today. Both Communist and free world radios noted the day on which Christians traditionally celebrate the birth of Christ. 'On free
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    67 7 MOSCOW, Dec. 23 (Reuteri The Soviet Finance Minister. Mr. A. G. Zverev, disclosed at the Supreme Soviet budget session today that construction was going on on atomic power stations of between 50,000 and 100.000 kilowatt power. The Soviet Union claimed that she opened the world's first
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    39 7 THE Supreme Soviet, Russia's "praliamcnt," opened in the Kremlin today for a budget debate and a report on the Asian tour of Marshal Nikolai Bulganin. Soviet Prime Minister, and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev. Communist Party secretary. Reuter
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    23 7 BRITAIN and the United States have ordered 100,000 Christmas tree decorations from Poland tor next year. Warsaw radio said Reuter
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    37 7 photo. THE 56-foot Christmas tree presented by the people of Norway, is reflected in the fountains at Trafalgar Square, London, after being formally lit-up bv the Mayor of Oslo, Brynjuli Bull last week. AP
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    177 7 LONDON, Dec. 26 (UP)— Britain is takai- the lead in the race to put the world's first atomic liner on the high seas, informed sources said yesterday. Experts of the Cunard Line which owns the mammoth Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, the world's largest
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    56 7 HEIDELBERG. Dec. 26, (AF) General Anthony C. McAuliffe's Headquarters said yesterday U.S. forces in Europe soon will pack more firepower per man than any other force ever fielded. These forces already equipped with atomic guns--wili be spearheaded b} r armoured and airborne divisions rather than
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    37 7 INDIA has* received official intimation from the World Court at The Hague of a Portuguese complaint on India's occupation of its Indian erelaves at Dacha md Na^ar Havali official sources in New Delhi said. AP
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    191 7 SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. 26, (AP) Northern California's receding floods drained down into Pacific and the flat, farmrich Central Valley yesterday, leaving in their wake at least 21 dead and some homeless. their Christmas ruined in a week-long nightmare of water. The floods were
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    114 7 God Did Not Take His Life VATICAN CITY. Dec. 26, (UP)— Eugene Cardinal Tisserait said yesterday Pope Pius XII told him on Dec. 4 last year he was disappointed that God did not take his life at a time when he was prepared for death. Card i n a Tisserant
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    69 7 ST JOHN'S. Newfoundland Dec. 26. (AP) A man claiming to be the oldest in the British Empire is celebrating Christmas with gusto in an old folks' home here. Thomas Sugg, whose age is believed to be 110. said Saturday he was expecting Sania Claus, a
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    30 7 UNITED States astronomers plan to build a new s-eat observatory in the southwest part of the country during the next live years, the National Geographic Society reported. UP
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    54 7 HONGKONG. Dec. 26. iUP) U. S. Na v v Secretary Charles S. Thomas said yesterday the U. S. Seventh Fleet would go into action "immediately" if Formosa or the Philippines woe attacked. The Navy Secretary i s going to Formosa for "general discussions" wi t
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    58 7 NEW DELHI. De-. 26 (AP)— Prime Minister Nehru told a closed session of the Congress Party working committee last Saturday according to sources within the party that he is happy about the admission of 16 new members to the Uniied Nations "in a move
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    27 7 COUNTER- ATTACK GENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-Shek said in a Christmas Day message the time for a Nationalist counter attack against the Red-he!d China mainland was growing nearer. UP
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    195 7 VIENTIANE, Laos, Dec. 26 (UP) The tiny stale of Laos, lying under the shadow of Communist North Vietnam, went to the polls yesterday after an election campaign in which Maurice Chevalier and Bing Crosby figured as campaign weapons. An estimated 250.000 male
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    83 7 LONDON. Dec. 26 (AP) —I Comedian Bob Hope was hospitalised yesterday with Deck face and hand injuries suffered in a Christmas i all from a stiong woman's shoulder. Hope was injured when he fe'.l from British strong-woman I Joan Rhode's shoulder during a performance for U.S.
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    134 7 TORONTO. Dec. 25 CUP)— The crew of Britain's globegirdling CAmet 111 Jc: iner, disappointed a< no' getlii g homo for Christmas, iclt at home, nevertheless, in Southern Ontario's mild Foggy weather on Christmas Eve. •John Cunningham, the Po Hav:]]and test pilot who skippered the
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    73 7 HALIFAX. Bcr. M (AP) The gale-bstiered British freighter Lord Church v. s towed Into port here on sal day after a two-week ball e with the rasing North Atlantic. The vessel, with Hi seamen— mo.-tly Germans— aboard, had been wallowing hc.plessiy lor four days 'after a
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    31 7 CHILDREN from all over Vienna hung food on a Christmas Tree in a park so thai ihe city's wild birds would get plenty to cat over Christmas. Reuter
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    281 9 Rattan Trade Prospects For 1956 May Improve Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE'S rattan business this year has been good and the trade can reasonably expect a better one in 1956, in the view of the Colony's rattan magnate, Mr. Chua Poh Choon. This year's trading was particularly brisk when compared with
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    82 9 GOODYEAR tyre and rubber company announced in Akron, Ohio, production of its 675 millionth tyre, setting a new world record jor number of tyres produced by a single firm. The company :o broke another record turning out 25 million units in the period of eight months as
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    79 9 PRODUCTION of synthetic rubbei reached an all-time high of 91,249 long ton s in November, the Rubber Manufacturers' Association said in New York. This compares with the previous record of 87,764 tons in the previous month Consumption of synthetic rubber in November was 82,080 lone
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    218 9 PROFIT OF £29,195 FOR BT. KAJANG BUKIT Kajang Rubber Estates Ltd's profit for the year ended June 30. before taxation amounted to £29,195, compared with £13,055 for the previous year although receipts for replanting cess were lower by £10,351, according to its annual report. The company has to provide £13,648
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    55 9 BRITAIN produced nearly 300,000 more bicycles In the first ten months of 1955 than in the corresponding period last year, with production for this period reaching a total of 2,954,727 machines. Production of motor cycles, sidecars, three-wheeled cars and parts has already exceeded last year's
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    361 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS done from Dec. 17 to 23. INDUSTRIALS: British Borneo Petroleum 45/7i and 47/- including stamp. Consolidated Tin Smelters ord. 30/B], Fraser and Neave ords. $1.70, Fraser and Neave prefs. $5.90. Federal Dispensary $3.55. Gammons $2.50. Georgetown Dispensary $2.10. Hammer sfid Co. $2.60 and $2.65, Hongkong
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    647 9 Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging. The dredge worked through the year ended June 30 and a profit of £402.317 (11 >2 per share) was earned: Net liquid assets at balancing date worked out at £524.(348 which is equal to 14/7 per share and stores were worth a further
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    64 9 THIS efficient and attractive tea trolley in anodized metal has a high lustre which is heatproof and spirit-proof. Made by a London jinn, it is produced in colours li'hich permeate the body of the metal. The topmost of its three tiers is detachable for ordinary domestic use,
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    18 9 JAPAN will open negotiations in Ankara in mid-Jan-uary on a US$lO,OOO,OOO trade pact with Turkey.
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    343 9 By A Market Correspondent SATISFACTORY commodity prices prevailed but as the holidays approached so enthusiasm and activity waned. Industrials and Tins were more freely offered and profit-taking dampened the rubber share boom. Outstanding in the Industrial section were Straits Traders with an advance from
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    130 9 msifa*t*x> And €msmu>r<i£&\ E- SOME 6,000 tons of slab rubber are to be sent to Singapore, part of the 12,000 tons agreed to be shipped, according to a report fiom Jakarta. The Singapore rubber market was rather quiet during the past week. After
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    35 9 JAPAN and India will sign an agreement whereby Japan will be able to get 100.000 tons of iron ore from Indian mines. Present ore exports to Japan are about 60.000 tons. UP
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    157 9 Record Year In Merchant Shipping TONNAGE of the world's merchant shipping fleets soared to over 100 million for the first time in history this year, Lloyds Register of Shipping reported in London. The total of world merchant shipping in July reached 100.569,000 tons an increase Of 43,147.000 tons over the
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    273 11 PARIS, Dec. 26 (Reuter)— France will send 23 or 26 skiiers to the Winter Olympics at Cortine D'Ampezzo m January the final number depending on whether the woman of the team justify inclusion in the three doubtful places. One criticism in training that has taken
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    84 11 EDINBURGH. Dec. 2G, (Reuter) Scotland's team to meet France in the first of the season's Rugby Union internationals at Murrayfield on Jan. 14 will be: R. W. T. Chisholm, A. R. Smith, A. Cameron (captain'. H. A. MacDonald. H. S. Swan. M. L. Grant. N. M.
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    541 11 POINTS SCORING IN THE OLYMPICS- NOW ITS UP TO THE PRESS By VERNON MORGAN L ON D 9N. Dec. 26 (Reuter) what will the World Press go about the latest bid by the International Olympic Committee to stop unofficial point scoring by nations in the coming Winter Olympic Games at
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    357 11 CORTINE D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Dec. 26 (Keuter— Skiing and skating teams from all over the world are gathering in the Swiss and Italian Alps to complete their training for the seventh Winter Olympic Games to be held here from Jan. 26 to Feb. 5. There will be
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    101 11 MADRID' S SURPRISE VALETTA, Malta, Dec. 26 (AP) Sliema Wanderers, Malta's First Division League leaders, yesterday caused an upset by beating Yugoslavia 1-0 in the Christmas soccer tournament here. IN MADRID. 130.000 people saw another Yugoslav debacle when national champions Partizan of Belgrade were crushed 4-0 by Real Madrid, the
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    110 11 IHAROS TOLD TO REST SYDNEY. Dec. 26. (AP) Sarufor Iharos, Hungary's world-beating middle distance runner, yesterday was ordered to rest for three months. A specialist told him that unless he gets treatment for a pulled tendon ai;d a misplaced ankle bone he may never run at full form again. The
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    292 11 British Pro To Coach in Singapore GOLF.... A REVIEW By LEONARD BELSHAM LONDON,. Dec. 26 (Reuter) Although many golfers have had news in recent weeks that subscriptions in Britain are being raised at some clubs on Jan. 1, there seems to be no lessening in the number of people playing
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    920 12 RACE WEIGHTS PROBABLE FIELDS I For Tomorrow FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for all seven races tomorrow, second day of the Penang Turf Club X'mas/New Year Meeting: Horses Class 3, Div. 1—5% Furs. Gay Princess 3y 9.00 Yong Stable Donnelly H8 Masterpiece 6y 8.12 Chums Stable Bagby 530 Flying
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    226 12 WEIGHTS for five races on Saturday, final day of the Penang Turf Club X'mas New Year Meeting, are: THE COMMISSIONERGENERAL'S CUP. Horses Class I—ll Miles. Zabaglione 9.01 Barakat 8.09 Golden Lotu s 8.07 Padi Store 8.03 Hang Tuah 7.13 Airmark 7.09 Muffin Man 7.08 Ascot 7.07 Zatopek 7.07
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    424 12 FOR MERRIER CHRISTMASES BAN SPORT Jeffery James...(Mc.%.well in the spirit...(hic!)...attachs Sport...(hic!) Twos 'Broke' X'mas For Some LET's make up our minds...and BAN SPORT AT CHRISTMAS! The time for peace and goodwill for all men is certainly not the best time for contests of any kind. ..friendly or otherwise. But there's
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    267 12 T hey' re'Tri' Champs SINGAPORE lifters became champions and winners of the Aw Cheng Chye Challenge trophy at the first Colony-Federation-Indonesia weight lifting championships concluded on Sunday night at the New World. A large crowd present saw the Singaporeans total 24 points, with the Federation
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    102 12 SINGAPORE Cricket Club defeated the Royal Australian Air Force by 17 points (goal. 4 tries), to 10 (2 goals) in a friendly rugby match on the Fadang on Saturday. The RAAF sportingly fielded a team when the Royal Air Force, Changi were unable to play the
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    24 12 THE Indian soccer tourists. Aryan Gymkhana, scored a well-deserved three-nil victory over Singapore at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday.
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    37 12 Mrs S. Churcher won the Seletar golf ladies Stable Ford Bogey with a total of 23 points at Seletar on Saturday. Runner-up was Mrs B. Smith with 18 points. Eighteen women took part.
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    418 12 Sulaiman' s Strong Finish Wins The 50 Miles Hide PENANG, Mon. Sulaiman Awang of Singapore finished strongly in the ride to the finishing post to win the annual 50 miles Round the Island cycling race in the time of 2 hrs. 24 mins. 30 sees, today. Second in the race,
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    176 12 S'gor Perak Win CRC Quad Ties SEREMBAN, Mon. Selangor and Perak won both their matches in the Chinese Hockey Quadrangular Tournament between Penang, Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan Recreation Clubs played on the Negri Sembilan Club Padang on Saturday. In the opening match, Selangor scored a narrow victorv over Negri
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    133 12 MALACCA. Mon.— Quarter-final results of the Malacca Badminton Association's open championships played today were: Men's singles: Lcc Si Min (NS) beat Honry Yap (M) 15-9. 15-6, M. Sadali (S'pore) beat Jattar Hassan (M) 15-9, 15-10. Wee Say Lock (M) beat Wee Teck Swee (M) 15-5. 18-17. Chan Teng
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    61 12 ENGLAND beat Wales by five goalsto two in the annual international soccer final at Seletar yesterday. McCririe scored a hat-trick for England, and Jones netted two. Davies and Farrow replied for Wales Results of other games were: Rugby: RAF Officers beat Senior NCOs by five points to
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    173 12 SERGEANTS and Warrant Officers retained the G.H.Q. FARELF Hockey Cup for the third year in succession when they beat the Officers by 2-0 in their annual hockey encounter at Tanglin yesterday. This match was played at 11 a.m on Boxing Day! W.0.1 1 Jimmy Duncan playing
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    19 12 SINGAPORE HOCKEY :—SCC v Khaha at SCC. IPOH HOCKEY: Dir. OneCheng Wa}i rs. Sturrock Club. Upper Padang.
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    55 12 SEREMBAN. Mon— Perak and Penang drew 1-1 in the opening match of the Chinese, women's hockev tourney here on Saturday. Scorers were Swee Keng tor Perak and Doreen Lee for Penang. In another match. Selangor beat Negri Sembilan by a solitary goal scored late in the
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    277 12 Peter Wilson Hits Out At Brundage... LONDON. Dec. 26. (UP)— A very Brundage, American President of the International Olympic Committee, today came under fire as "international sports bore No 1." Daily Mirror sports columnist Peter Wilson made a scathing attack on the 1.0.C. president for
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