Singapore Standard, 12 December 1956

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    30 1 Singapore Standard U ft A i. STANDARD POLICE 2 5431 (5 lines 2400 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL U ll 2414 11. .No. 163 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER .2, 1956 IH'AIiES I.'HHMS
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    Lock icon The Queen To Present Malaya's Freedom Charter
    243 1 I OF THE RULERS AND TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN kl \l A LUMP! R Tues.— The Malay Rulers are understoii to have desired inviting Queen '1 >iMt the Federation next August to Miii.i iter Freedom Charter. Rulers' wishes, the Standard wa.s told, is o»n\e\ed
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    Lock icon Army Officer Kidnapped
    168 1 Army Officer Kid napped L TO 7 ARRESTS Z -\ll>. Dee. 11 (Reuter)— A British Army l n J on^ arc kidnapped at gunpoint by Egyptians here ot tr j| de un .»t Lilly repotted. f.Tuf 0 [riven off m a one OI me J car. A sum of ls
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    Lock icon The Jungle Halts S.A.S. Rescuers
    114 1 JMPUR. Tues. jeep tack tr ar Service Regi- the Egsquad was para- when a landing zone a suspic from thr ra i Royal New the |eep. Oi Force Bristol bed the off aircraft which ordered hirr ie jungle 15 miks The Egyp f Tapah yester-
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    Lock icon Police Probe Another 'Mystery' Withdrawal Of Trade Union Funds
    210 1 Police Probe Another 'Mystery' Withdrawal Of Trade Union Funds PORE Police and the Registrar of Trade investigating another mystery withdrawal i nun ion funds during the recent Colony riots.. ...nNI tcerns the Singapore Bus Workers' Un:m D^FI/I** ;ey units of the Middle Road bloc of unions. -JUKI was with- he
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    Lock icon PORT SAID TRIP
    18 1 lilsham, Britain's >f the Admiralty, sterdav for Port IUIN *t the Suez Can a AP
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    Lock icon THOUSANDS HOLD PROTEST STRIKE
    122 1 EST, Dec. 11— Tens of thousands of j^ bc sc members on Tuesday launched a wide- ver the j \st strike m defiance of the Russian-impos- p ent of Premier Janos Kadar. •aaaaaaaaaaaißi Budapest I the Daj.4-1 c Uv I I I A guns -«l pro-
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    Lock icon Bottles Fly As Gangs Clash
    45 1 Bottles Fly As Gangs Clash between two \f ngsters, number- an 30 m each flL^m place m Pagoda cAm* v^ .ore, last night. :ks. chairs weie I ..AN ght. The gan_ i police arrived. were damaged. was seriously clash. ;ted four persons with the fight.
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    Lock icon RAAF To Buy Olympics Track
    35 1 :e. Drc. ii (AP) 1 Australian Air otiating for the the Olympics HART it plans to trans- r UK I Its airfields n here will now m for football and
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    Lock icon Selling Rush Hits Rubber
    62 1 Selling Rush Hits Rubber vii in— '.it jr. I. rubber Driers Tho Rr< rapei five carta Union i Mr IM; tor first has sumn v shipment on new and c Ma his office. was due to question t by a section withdrawal. when it v.is He told 1 i lure
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    Lock icon I'LL HELP LIM IN ANYTHING...
    235 1 MAKES A PLEDGE i 5-S VTIONS Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul id m Singapore yesterday that he would mmmm i *f* lief Minister oi Singapore, Mr. Lim Yew 1 r"k f^ nythin_v. anywhere" short of the Colony's •day on \J M to v*- I I to
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    Lock icon $2 M. MERDEKA CELEBRATIONS
    79 1 $2 M. MERDEKA CELEBRATIONS inn would spend ed governn nillion to celeattainment of Transport; l, Federation's badly c ster Tunku Ab- work stoppa n. iaid m sin- 1° be JOO r :or( a y Borne busini for "announcing Parently v V committee ls un der the pi on celebration- «»e
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    Lock icon Polly Causes 25 Deaths
    49 1 Polly Causes 25 Deaths Dec. 11 (UP). tre of Hun. y dissipated over Budapest 'hina Sea today, that the Hi avy toll m lives ment issued m Xl wake. confiscating bulations placed citizens whe iad at 25 and pro- country sine 3d been estimated Property JS$3.5-million. mu-t be t*9*
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    Lock icon THAI SYMPATHY
    41 1 »ourers stopped leaving a h nutes before noon and property Dec. 8, to express Official ti h the Hungarian the known d Praphansuck Jo- perty loses r •al Secretary of initially at onal Trade Union d yesterday 'j'p Reuter
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    37 1 okyo said yester- night on i iren were killed) New Zealan ers missing when I an asylum for gm m m -mm. >ak children m "C MM Northern Japan arr m y morning. Rev- Reuter
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    Lock icon EGGS TO RESCUE
    41 1 I a half million men may rought from the j n i ine w: were put on sale DO irv of Madrid as the poacy 0I 1 ought to halt the nization, st of living.— AP. secre^^B AP
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    22 1 of Edinburgh itie .reparation. Air- Citizens vv Uington, last gary by Mar brief visit to have tl '-.r Reuter
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    Lock icon ...AND THAT BUKIT TIMAH PURCHASE
    154 1 ...AND THAT BUKIT TIMAH PURCHASE ar of Trade- He S, sns (hoon other col m im.-,t.- m speeci tin anomapunhase of attempt 1 building m ti Road, as fcf**fc2a? .ffiee of the a\M *9 and Shop The J l f lin I s."" as delegatio tne I nion s ■■■■ajF
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    Lock icon SUPER-JOBS FOR 9 LOCAL MEN
    133 1 i-month jobs are Ministries m the Singapore __*>▼ The Chief S< t-and only local fore drcul pply for them. c ji ed Div h Government's Governmei ii -\t-i-,,- them to sc meaiate Malaya- fQr these r-.e permanent Services C ps cf various Dec. 27. are
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    Lock icon HUNGARIAN DELEGATES WALK OUT
    331 1 HUNGARIAN DELEGATES WALK OUT United Nations Shock Horvath Accuses Assembly Of 'Calumnies Insults NEW YORK, DEC. 11, iREUTER -THE HUNGARIAN DELEGATION AT THE UNITED NATIONS WALKED CUT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY IN PROTEST AGAINST THE WORLD ORGANIZATION'S "CONTINUED INTERFERENCE" IN HUNGARY'S INTERNAL AFFAIRS. MR IMRE HORVATH "FOREIGN MINISTER" OF
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    82 1 SEND DAG TO MEET RUSSIANS NATIONS. New India .ay that neral Dag HamI 6 ■pn awMPti ;ion of getting >s out of Hunal was made by ma Menon :gested that the eneral consider y of going to if necesbefore the 79--eral Assembly, ioned the usemdemning the as demanded ed States
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    84 1 KADAR: SUICIDE REPORT Dec. IL (Rev- the Soviet irts circulating drawI m' •■aaterriav arC operation. jatiaraaj. Ac- resolutions ♦ajaaajern diplo- ir. v;„„.,~ demnation m Vienna to- Tjnitprt Nat it Janos Kadar. A^one tr Minister, had co n g a l^-. SU K lde .u r cians wa. ated by the
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    17 1 "-IZABETH. the ter. has been her room ouse a 11." lt was an- UP
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    Lock icon $3,900 MIL LOAN AVERTS DEVALUATION
    390 2 Britain Can Now Meet Urgent Payments WASHINGTON, Dec. 11, (AP).— The International Monetary Fund la^t nisht advanced U551,300,000,000 (SM3,900,000,000) to hardpressed Britain to help it weather its financial crisis. The 60-nation Institution said that U*****,470,000 of this amount "is intended to add to the monetary
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    164 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber D rkes (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot fob <Norn.) 1001 1011 Jan.RSSNo.I 108, 1085 R.S.S. No. 2 106 107 R.S.S. No. 3 104 104. Tone- Easy. S'PORL TIN The price of tin on the loral market yesterday was Still d per
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    Lock icon Rumanians Want To Stay Too
    79 2 MELBOURNE, Dec. 11 (Reuter) Several Rumanians have joined the Hungarians under guard at the Olympic Village. They will not return with the Rumanian team, which writ] leave Melbourne on Thursday night. Officials m the Rumanian camp said they could not confirm or deny the report.
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    180 2 Why Allies Called Off Egypt Invasion WASHINGTON. Dec. ll (AP) Fear <»f Svvlal anm d uitrrvention wa.- the primary mM Franc* and Britain called off ;:ir r invasion of Es.vpt, the I.S. Ainh tsvidor to France said yesterday Ambassador 'J. Douglas Dillon said "I don'i think it was ■Mm] persuasion"
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    66 2 SUCCESSOR TO CARDINAL GRIFFIN IHI Pope has unnnunr- > 'rd the appninti Monsignnr William Cod- 5 frey. Arehbishaf of J 2 Liverpool, a s the IrchbLshop of j ardinal Griffin In. di< d m \ugust I l.m rpi.a.l <r, s, IKX' Monsignor Godfrey became a pries! i .i_.r of 27.
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    Lock icon War Can Resume At Any Moment-Nasser
    384 2 ROME, Dec. 11 (Reuter) President Nasser, m an interview witii an Italian journalist. has claimed that "Egypt accepted the ceasefire for love ol peace." The interview, to be published m the next issue of the Italian weekly Tempo, consisted of his answers to questions
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    Lock icon Rebels Spiit In Escape Bid
    59 2 HAVANA. Cuba. Dec. 11. (AP) Insurgents m Eastern Cuba were reported last night to have split into three groups m an attempt to escape pursuing government forces. Army headquarters said no new contacts had been m3ne with the fleeing rebels. P was pressed m the
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    28 2 THE US. Navy announced yesterday the 41,000 ton aircraft carrier USS Shangri-la will arrive at Yokoshka. .lapan this week to join the US. 7th Fleet A.P.
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    Lock icon 2 COMPLAINTS AND VICAR IS UNFROCKED
    120 2 CHESTER. England, Dec. 11, (Reuter)— A church ot England court today unlocked a vicar who was found alive and living with a woman aft-: illegedly taking hil death by drowning. T:.' n were two complainti dnst the clergyman, the Ri rend Philip Wilson Ross.
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    161 2 Oh How I Loath The Yanks, Say* Briton r ONDON Dpc 11 (AP) British landlord angry at the Inited Stages because nt the Suez fiasco, said v°sterda.v he had dis-posse-sed Major t-.ueene Sabatini. assistant lir attache of the TS Embassy, The landlord M. C Holt, wrote to Sabatini:
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    Lock icon 'All Out By Dec. 15'
    61 2 CAIRO. Dec. 11. (Reuter)— The Egyptian Government sponsored Middle East News Agency, quoting re sources said last night understood there will be no British or French soldiers m Port Said by Dec. 15." The Agency also said 1.050 •ian police will be ready at Ismailia
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    25 2 CAIRO Radio reported m its Arabic broadcast yesterday that Saudi Arabia has banned all flights by British and French ownec^airliner^over its territory. Reuter <
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    116 3 Floodlit Parade For Seletar A FLOODLIT ceremony cf "Beating the Retreat" will be held at the R.A.F. Station. Seletar. on the Main Parade Ground on Dec. 17, which will mark the opening of the Station's Christmas festivities. The parade will be reviewed by the Station Commander, Group Captain D D.
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    144 3 New Govt. PlanA Board To Aid Development Of S'pore Industry THE SINGAPORE (.ovcrnnicnt will s»>t up an industrial promotion board to .secure, promote and develop industries m the Colony. I A Bill to provide for the establishment of the Board received its first reading m tho Legislative. Assembi;. nice ting
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    144 3 THE Deputy Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly. Mr. R. C. H. Lim is being tipped for the presidency of the Labour Front for next year. The Standard understands j this from sources close to the Front. The election of a leader w
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    Lock icon 5 GET AWAY WITH $700
    97 3 TELOK AXSON. Tues— Five masked men armed with daggers early today broke into a provision shop m the Sungei Nibong area of Telok Anson and robbed the occupants of about $700 m cash and jewellery. The shop-keeper. Tan Thian Hoi said he was pulled out
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    Lock icon 12 Months' For Cheat
    104 3 MUAR. Tues. Aman bin Mohamed, an ex-Special Constable, now a rubber tapper, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment and two years' Police supervision m the Bntu Pahat Sessions Court on Saturday on five char_.es of cheating and one of impersonating a detective. The Court was told
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    105 3 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Seremban branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association was split into two camps at its general meeting held here last night when a section of members, led b y Mr. Joseph Poo, a former president of the Association, walked out after alleging
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    Lock icon Padi Centre Opened
    70 3 ALOR STAR. Tues.— Perlis Government today announced it would S9t up a pad! purchasing centre at tbe Arau rice mill on Dec. 22 lot the purchase of the 1956 and 1957 padi harvnst. Tho centre will open wr.-k--ly from Saturday tr, \\>rirv.--between 8 abl and 3 P.m.
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    89 3 MUAR. Tues. A variety concert was held by the St. Andrew's Continuation School here, m aid of its Building Fund, on Saturday, at the New Paradise Park. The concert. sponsored by Rev. Father Cordeiro, Supervisor of the School, and the Kok Kiew Dramatic Association, was a
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    45 3 PEXAXG. Tue?.— The pre-] sentation of trophies to w.nners of the Radio Malaya Malay talent singing competition will be held tomorrow evening at the Westlands School Hall. Che Wanchik Aziz, wife of Settlement Councillor. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, will give away the trophies.
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    35 3 TWO destroyers of the Royal M.S. "Comus" under the command of Commander R. E. S. Wykcs-Sneyd. and S. '"Opossum" (Commander I! P V macott. will visit Penang from Dec. 24 to 26
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    26 3 THE Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board today announced that it has made grant of $250,000 to the Chief Minister's Flood Relief Appeal Fund.
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    Lock icon Curfew-Breaker Fined
    105 3 PROBATIONARY Inspector Yusof bin Abdul Ghani fired two shots at a fleeing van m Xce Soon VQlsjta, Singapore. ing curfew hours on Ot. ;ne First District Court was told yesterday. The Insoector said he fired -hots because he saw five persons getting into the van. and drive away
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    170 3 THE SAILOR WHO MAY NOT LIVE ON SHORE AGAIN A YOUNG nan may 50on find himself stranded indefinitely on a unless he is allowed to retuin to Vietnam. Today, the seaman. 24--ycar-o'd Tran Lav, board the French vessel. Cells, m Singapore for Tran Lav came to S pore two months
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    149 3 ALOR STAR. Tues.— For the better part of tho past 19 years, Simh binti Yunus has been happy about her name, but now she is adamant that it should be changed. It was tine when she was a girl but now claimsß Her name
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    139 3 Teachers' 'Go Slow' Th rea t KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The National Union of Teachers is considering a 'go slow"' move m all schoo' Malaya as a protest against Government's "delaying tacin connection with a demand for emplacement of teachers m Division 11. In a strongly-worded statement, the executive council of
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    31 3 TWENTY-SIX Kuala Lumpur families, who were victims of the big Gombak Lane fire, were moved 1o new permanent low cost homes m Ulu Klang Rnad jug lie Fll ajf
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    191 4 WARRANT OUT FOR DRIVER \pore Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander. yestSl Ls>ucd a warrant for the arrest of a shop-assistant, Cheong Szc Tan. at the end of an inquest into the death of a 26-year-old clerk, Cheng Ton? Pow. Cheong wa.s alleged to have driven his car of! the road
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    Lock icon Col. Lee Raises Hope For A Reduction Of Duty
    259 4 Til Consider When I Return/ He Says THE Federation Fina n c c Minister, Col. H.S. Lee, yesterday promised a delegation of Singapore manufacturers he would consider their plea for a reduction of duty on Singaporemade goods after his return from
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    214 4 ABOVE hit: Mr. Ba Pao Hani former Chinese Lieut-General and leader of the iouriii.in HsS-fkong Democratic So* i liist Party delegation In the recent Asian Socia- list Conference m Bomhay, (lew into Singapore \csterliay for a two-week stay at the invitation cf the Labonr liont. ABOVE centre:
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    110 4 Indonesian Language Is Rich THE Indonesian language is being enriched with the adoption of foreign words and new terms. Prof. M. A. Jaspan, social anthropoid-, who is m Singapore on a short visit, told the Standard yesterday. "It is not a backward language as many people imagine. he said. "There
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    36 4 HONGKONG. Dec. 11, Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.12 to Sterling; $6.***** to U.S.SI; SI 840 to Malayan $1: $0,195 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $263.75 to a tael.
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    31 4 THE Singapore North Indian Hindu Association mil celebrate the Hindu t Anniversary and the Geeta Jayanti tomorrow from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 47, Cuff Road. All are welcome.
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    24 4 THE Red Crescent Committee for aid to Egypt, m Singapore yesterday formed I sub-committees to raise funds from the Muslim public.
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    169 4 SINGAPORE Ninth Magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Fates, acquitted Ang Seng Chong. a former after-care officer of the Gimson Boys' School, on two charges of receiving illegal gratification after the Superintendant of Homes. Mr. F. R. Ridley, had testified to Ang's character. On a
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    102 4 Nursing Diplomas For Five FIVE nones from the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Singapore, will receive their Nursing Certificates from the Colony's Principal .Matron Miss B. M. Griffin, at the Hospital's Nurses Lounge. Tanjong Pagar Road, on Saturday. The five nurses are: Miss Goh Pek Lian. Mrs. Anna Marguerite de Jonq.
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    97 4 thk Singapore Travel Agents Association to promote tourism m the Colony was formed last week. The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim _T< SJ Hock. m a letter to Mr. BE. K'.nna. president of th< li Delation, baa expressed his delight the formation ol the sssociation hich he
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    Lock icon Tudor Rose To Be Installed
    115 5 BRITAIN'S gift to Sm_ipore. the 112-Dound "Tudor Rose*' stone will be fl into the wall of the Assembly House, near the entrance to the Visitor's Gallery, early next year. It is an 18-inch square stone, cut m the shape of a Tudor Rose. d from
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    20 5 THE Singapore Thcosophical Soci. a Christmas treat to the under-privileged children of Bedok on Sunday at 5 p.m.
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    134 5 iiKi><i Vi galea arc retting sway t<> i m\tm this \ear; so say the Mi who deal with the most Chf-at—tj <»i .ill -iits-icwels. They claim that while business is quite reasonable this year nothing like the $10,000. $12,000 and $22,000 4
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    57 5 TAIB AKIAM. 16, a stranger m Singapore, was waylaid and robbed of cash and valuables worth $20(1 by two thugs m a backlane off Stamford Road at midnight yesterday. Taib. who arrived m the Colony from Pontian. wa.s looking for accommodation when confronted by two men. They ordered
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    60 5 R.I. BOY WHO IS NOW A DOCTOR dk Philip Tcs Seas Krr M SB OM Hun M Rallies laatitatioa, Singapore ho w .is recent Iv ,«.u ii decrees m Mit 8 it Sydaej I'ni\iisit\ l»i Tro is the <mil\ son of Mid. ime Iv Ii i Ues He ll P"i
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    451 5  -  ANDREW ROTH Only 20 Turned Up To Greet The 'Man Who Came Too Soon From L/m Yew Hocks London Airport Call To Students Standard's London Bureau Chief LONDON. Dec. 11 Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, was the "man who came too soon" last
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    390 5 Court Told Of Boy's 'Confession 7 N'OII. Tins.— On the morning of June 11 this year, the body of an 18-ycar-olt! \iil.r_c yirl, Chee Lan Tai also known as Ah I. an, wa.s found near her own fish pond behind tho Gunong Ilapat
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    189 5 THE Women's Section of the Malayan Chinese Association m Johore Bahru has been of great assistance to the Johore Social Welfare Department m helping victims of the recent floods. President of the section. Mrs. L.H. Tan. and a group of members have been collect ing
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      573 6 "T^HE surface impressions one gets from the broad- cast speech made by the Federation Chief M .ster, Tunku Abdul Rahman, seem that Britain be asked to pay for merdeka m order to give it a start. The Tunku has revised his opinion that Malayan forces alone can
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      326 6 i )NE ot the subjects Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will discuss with the Colonial Office concerns citizenship and British passports. What is the worth of Singapore Citizenship reckoned on an international basis? We do not think it will be recognized outside the conflues of this
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    1222 6  - Whither Islam Sayed el-Hashimi By (Ui expert on Islamic affairs now living m London 'THERE is no .Moslem who Ls not aware of the glorious history of Islam. There are few who cannot easily be swept away by the prospect of a ."Moslem Empire, stretching from the Atlantic to the
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    245 6  -  COLIN LEGUM By LAGOS. Nifi v W HE search for oil is being pushed with great vigour along the African West Coast, and preliminary results aro sufficiently encouraging to justify heavy expenditures ;n further exploration by the major oil companies. Belgian prospectors announced recently they had "good
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    313 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME I .'OR a second time this ye.'.r all eyes m Mala>a will be turned m tht direc tion of London where talks vital to the future rtataa al the* Federation and the- Colony take place with th" Secretary of State lor the Colonies. Alan
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    349 6 Sir; Since the formation of the "Safety First Council" m the Colony they have tried to educate motorists m their responsibilities, the code of the highway and to avoid killing ol innocent children and pedestrians through rash and negligent driving. They also teach
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    892 6  - We the PEOPLE Aster Gunasekera By An Impression of Harry Lee Sir; It was an inter. ing fir.st experience to attend thn morning 5 r Q of tho Singapore Legislative Assembly last "Wednesday though it was a doubtful pleasure to have to listen to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's speech m
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    51 7 LONDON. Dec. 11 (UP> Aubrey Jones. Minister of Fuel and Power, told the House of Commons yesterday that the results of a reconnaissance by the Iraq Petroleum Company were favourable to the construction of a new oil pipeline from North Iraq through Turkish territory to the
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    31 7 THE Swedish liner Stockholm put into Halifax. Nova Scotia, on Sunday night on her first tram-Atlantic voyage since colliding with the Italian liner Andrea Doria last 2 A P
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    315 7 DULLES WARNS ATLANTIC COUNCIL Free World Must Maintain Own Military Strength PARIS, Dec. 11, ißcutcri— Mr. John Foster Dulles today warned the Atlantic Council thar because of difficulties facing the Soviet rulers they might take "some risk m external relations and thus create greater chances
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    169 7 POLICEMEN BEATEN UP IfABSAW, Dec. 11 (AF)— A mfki MJHiata demonsti ation was reported May irom Hrn bis ptrl City nt Mettin. Demonstrators marched on the Soviet consulate, smashed windows and tried to break m. Communist authorities nnallcd m troops and "workers* militia" clubwielding strong-arm
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    66 7 BOURNEMOUTH. Dec. 11 (AP) Lord Quickswood, a Member of Parliament tor almost 40 years and described as one of the last of the great .rians, died yesterday. He was 87 The former Lord Hugh Cecil sutlered a heart attack m September after having been m ill-health
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    67 7 STALIN IS TABOO IN ANTHEM M US( O \Y. l»rc 11 (UP) The Armenian dm cinnifMU has an nminifd (umtest f.>r I new Armenian anthem repiaeintr the pretest one, Which -.loiifies Stalin The other 1 1 < onstituent republhs are e.\prtted te ie tl>e HU-W, Thr DBBB national Knthen erai
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      24 7 SHINGTOM, Der. 11 (AP) The United States today protested to Hungary a new cut-off of communications with the American legation m Budar
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      33 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (AP) The U.S. Government reported on Monday that the number of Americans holding jobs m November declined by 000.000 and that the number of unemployed increased by 550.000.
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      34 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (UP) The U.S. Agriculture department yesterday estimated the 1996 cotton crop at 13.303.000 bales. This is up 150.000 ba'es. or about one per cent, from the November estimate.
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      30 7 PARIS. Dec. 11 (AP)—Premier Guy Mollet on Monday night won a vote of confidence m the National Assembly on two points of hi? proposed deficit budget for 1057.
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      30 7 OTTAWA. Der. 11 (AP) Acting Prime Minister C. D. Howe, announced on Monriav night that. Canada is contributing an additional 720 men to the United Nations emergency force.
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      22 7 NATIONS N Dec. 11 (AP) Frame asked the Trusteeship Council on Monday to arrange lor termination of its trusteeship over Togoland.
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      28 7 HlßOS'il M A. Japan. Dec. 11 (AP) Four persons were killed on Monday when a torpedo found floating off Eta.iima. Hiroshima, exploded while being dismantled.
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      25 7 TOKYO. Dec. 11 (AP)— The first Japan-made medium size tank rolled out of Mitsubishi heavy industry's Tokyo plant yesterday for Japan's selfdefence force.
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      40 7 DAMASCUS, Dec. 11 I [Al Indonesian Charge d'Atlnires Mohammed Zein Hassan told newsmen yesterday his country welcomes the idea of holding a new Bandung conference m Damascus to decide a unified Afro-Asian attitude to vvard.s present mid-Eastern questions.
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    41 7 IITTIF ROCK. Arkansas. Dec. 11 (AP) a thr< cminute court hearing vesterdaj ended marriage actress Vivian Blame and her husband Manny Frank Misa Blame, of "<•«>- |„!!ls" f: h,r maiden name. Vivian Stapleton. Frank has been Miss Blame's business manager.
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    44 7 Home For Xmas r-Klll^H tit.«>p> v»,av< |MMI iom a landing ctmti t.ikin. thorn Ml frtHß W**iri Said, en route homr h. Rrit.in M-r-Jwr. Egypt i oreign Minister Sclwyn Lloyd's aim. •un. sk forces are tv be palled .at i: i Egypt thout delay." A.P.
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    165 7 No Reason Why A/of, Says Chou RANGOON, Dec. 11 UP Red China's Premier Chou En-lai said yesterday he hopec his visit 'o Burma would hcip to solve the border d.spurc which led to the Ccm munist 'invasion" cf this country Chou expressed confidence that the <~cntioversy over stationing
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    76 7 RBRUECKEN. Dec 11 (AP) Seven families were homeless las t night after a Royal Canadiart Air Force jet lighter plunged into their apartment houses, exploded and Xt them afire. German police reported that none of the 32 inhabitants of two apartment houses destroyed by the
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    168 7 IKiV.ivt'M. Dec. 11, (Reuter).--The Court ffM (1 today when committal proceediafs begaa im i reused of murdering Mrs. Ureal* Margaici gof the Swiss Vfa-oC— sul The order wa.s made because a newspaper photographer who was to give evidence feared his life would be m
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    499 8 IF THE LOAN FROM BRITAIN FAILS... I WILL CONSIDER EVERY AVENUE ANj^^JL^R^N^OU NTRY' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— Malaya will utilise part of her sterling balances to pay for the Five Year Development Plan should Britain be unable to lend the money needed, Tunku
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    270 8 Benny Goodman Concerts To Go On The Air NGAPORE and Malayan taring fans who are unable to let tickets to the Benny Goodman jam sessions on De and 26 are m for a pleasant surprise. If they tune m to Radio Malaya on those nights, they can listen m to
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    160 8 A Malayan. 'Stripper' Who Rocks Vi Rolls VOH, m.- Wanted: An "exotic Mala\an ■trip-lean ti.itu cr t»> "rock around 1 1 1 world.'' She must be pretty between ult lip. and M't. Gin. m height. This was t Id the Stand. trd by Mr. .aldic Sereno. n.an.mnm proprietor of
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    128 8 SINGAPORE Government, will soon select its first four cadets for a regular Battalion to be formed early next year. A Defence and Internal Security Branch spokesman told the Standard yesterday that a selection board, consisting of a chairman, five members and a military adviser, will interview
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    140 8 Lim Seeks Internal Self -Govt. LONDON. Dec. 11, (Reuter) Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Singapore's Chief Minis'.er, said here today that he wanted complete internal self-gov-ernment for the Crown Colony which has a population of about 1.200,000. Mr. Lim arrived here by air from Singapore last night for exploratory talks at
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    24 8 EMPLOYEES of the Singapore Harbour Board will hold an extraordinary general meeting at the Badminton Hall. Guillemard Road, at 6.30 p.m. tonight
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    39 8 THE Governor of Hongkong, Sir Alexander Grantham, arrived m Singapore last night lor the annual conference ot British representatives m South and South-east Asia. Sir Alexander was accompanied by Sir Esler Dening, British ambassador to Jap.,'
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    86 8 A MAJOR reshuffle is m store for Singapore's civil service early next month. The reshuffle will give local men more scope for promotion... in keeping with Government's policy to Malayanize the civil service. AssistantH Ncgo-H John la to morcß than anß the Victoria* The
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    208 8 Fitters MurderDrummer Charged LOO AH ANN alias Sai Kong Kia, a drummer m a local band, was charged the murder of 40-ycar-01, ter. Chow Seng alias Chow Chee Seng, before Mr. .Justice Whitton m the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Loo was alleged to have stabbed Chow to death m Waterloo Street
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    70 8 MALACCA. Tues— More than 0 Malay fishermen will be by the new *x>ad along the sea coast of T?: g which was offi opened by the Resident Com:oner, Mr. M.J. Hayward, yesterday. c new road of lj miles of replaces the old sandy path along this
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    51 8 SINGAPORE Traffic Police are appealing for eye-witnes-ses to an accident m which, Chua Chin Hua, (5, was knocked down by a car at Aljunied Road yesterday morning. Chua died nine hours after admission to the General Hospital. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector H. L. Miranda. Tel
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    30 8 SINGAPORE*S Registrar of Co-operative Societies. Mr. A. K. Isaac, will leave for H kong on Jan. 3 for a fortnight's visit to study co-operative development schemes there.
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    166 8 TWENTY-seven teachers from six countries will go back to "school touay for a refresher course m mathematics at the University of Malaya. The teachers, representing Indonesia. Thailand. South Vietnam. Laos. Hongkong. The Philippines, Federation of Malaya and Singapore. yesterday met each
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    38 8 KUALA LUMP' ratrol <j| the Special Air Service Regiment yesterday killed a Communist terrorist m the Sungei Siput area of Perak. other terrorist was wounded m th« engagement and got away with tht assistance of his
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    116 9 1 Time for Cocktail I POLLT cocktail dress can be provided with an attractive matching stole. Whom cutting out the dress, lay the pattern I to one side of the material, than allowing a full- j length three-quarter yal icide and tiro to thru- I yard* long, accord
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    158 9 THE DOCTOR SAYS gHINGLES, or as the condition is known medically, "herpes zoster," is an acute inflammation causing the appearance of characteristic blisters on the sk ir* not, however. s\ speaking, a skin disease, as it affects only that part of the skin which is reached by certain nerves. It
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    141 9 The Sh ingles Menace Is to it, but m older people there may be neuralgic pains for quite a long time. Herpes may develop with or immediately after acute Infections like pneumonia or meningitis. It can come m epidemics or without any cause which can be identified. It is caused
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    777 9  - Si you're buying a Carpet? Gloria Gordon asks CO you've decided to buy a carpet? It is most important to buy HM very best you can ttlord. A good carpet—treated with care will last for years, and certainly outlive your present decoration scheme. The best carpets are made of all-wool
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    221 9 ■Off to the Jungle THE first ever "JUNGLE" fashion show is attracting wide interest m the Federation. Designed as a Christmas festivity for the planters' wives of the Ladang Geddes and Bahau districts of Negri Sembilan, the show will be presented m the form of a story,
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    69 9 Playsuits for 1957 T?ASHION keeps looking ahead. So here, with an eye on next summer, are two gay cotton playsuits shown m London. On the left, model Moira Cohen wears a striped suit m dark blue and ichite. It has four pockets and is trimmed with gilt buttons. The other
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    192 9 HANOI KTINC. scrvi of more than (.."ifl pieces i> now on its way to the Gold Coast, which m March 1937, will attain independence as a sovereign and independent State within the Commonwealth, under the name of Ghana. The new banqueting service consists of a dinner service dessert
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    112 10 TRADERS m Okinawa would like to have connections with Singapore, Mr. M. Tomihara, leader ol the visiting delegation >aid at Pava Lebar International Airport yesterday before leaving by pax tor .Manila. Mr. Tomihara was rather "impressed by the commercial activity of this city." The Ryukyus might
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    27 10 HARRISONS ft Crosfield (Malaya) Ltd. reported the crop harvested m November for Sungei Bagan as 114.000 lb. and not 140,000 lb. as previously given.
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    32 10 TOTAL milk production m 'ia for the year ended June 1956 i_> estimated at 1.405 gallons the highest output ever recorded It was 88.1 million gallons higher than m 1954
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    159 10 '.PROVED yields of rubber and an encouraging outlook for future production were noted at the 22nd. annual meeting of Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations Ltd.. held m London. A total crop of 471.000 lb. harvested exceeded the previous years output by 132.000 lb., an increase of over 33 J
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    140 10 oi Tl K ROADS 'a Maru. Talisman, Thorstrand. Hg. Silvermoon. Batian. Castleville. Batoela. Gunn. verde. Thai. Calt. Durban. Agmemnon, Ampenan. Monika. Cambodia. Siberoet, Inchislay, Hongkong Trader. 1\M R K(> \l>> Indrai. Klias. Kah Poh. Lam Ann. Xangkasarindr. Lariang. K '.par. Perintis. San Jeronimo. Langir. Cambay e. Soon
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    105 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per pieul yesterday were: Copra, Dec. $27| buyers, $2S] sellers: coconut oil m bulk $43J sellers, m drums 547 sellers. Muntok white pepper 51 26 rs, Sarawak white $1-5 sellers. Special Sarawak black $90 sellers. Tone: Quiet. Singapore Copra Association closing prices
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    173 10 Finance* And Commerce?] THE realization that there would be no devaluation of the pound sterling caused heavy liquidation m the Singapore rubber market which closed five cents below Monday, first grade January shipment being quoted Sl. oBs per lb. The market opened well below
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    65 10 MALAYAN imports of rubber m the first 11 months of this year amounted to 334,384 tons compared with 329.217 tons for the same period of the past year. In November Malayan Imports amounted to 31,631 tons compared with 29.042 tons m October. Of the last month's imports
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    37 10 WHEAT flour is generally used by the Australian plywood industry to extend formaldehyde resin glue and thus keep glue lino costs low, and Ml the tame time mainthe strength of joints and resist wai
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    114 10 KLM Xl 830 JAK 855 am. M Airways MI 121 KL-MAL 955 am. M Airways ML 101 PG-KL 12 45 pm KLM Xl 821 i\SBK 135 pm. ROAC BA TRO Ln\-Rg-KL 220 pm BOAC BA KM LOX-CAL 1145 am. M Airways Ml 216 PAL 140 pm Qantas EM
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    13 10 OUTPUT of Jimah Rubber for November was 34.300 lb. Dr. Krugmann
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    208 10 THE Far Fast is second only to Western Europe as an export outlet for American farm products, and it oilers opport unities lor even larger sales. Its need for agricultural products is expanding says an article m the latest issue of Foreign Agriculture published
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    186 10 Selling Pressure Reported THE Moloyan Ex change Bonks' Ac lotion yesterday raised its buying ond selling rates to merchants by 1/16 of a penny, the T.T. selling rate being raised from 2 3 7 8 fo 2 3 15 16 ond the T.T. buvmg rate from
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    295 10 PENANG. Tues. Trade handled by the port of Penang would not be affected a great deal, when the proposed development of Port Swettenham is completed, said Vice-Admiral J. VV. JefTord, chairman of the Penang Port Commission, here today. Commenting on the
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    236 10 Latest Machines On Sale MALAYAN industrialists would be able to buy all kinds ol modem machinery and equipment from the German Industries Fair m Hanover to de\elnp theii businesses Dr. Robert Krugmann, one of the directors of the Fair Organization, said m Singapore \esterda\. Krugmann
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    99 10 ROOTES (Australia) Ltd.. makers of Hillman. Humber and Sunbeam Talbot Car-, and Commer trucks, are planning to increase the Australian content of these vehi- j cles. A machine shop for the production of overhead valve engines for the Hillman-Minx is aLso planned at the company's plan:.
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    151 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: 88. Pet 49/9 overnight: F <fv X ords $2.22*, delayed; Gammons $2: Hammers $1.52 i: Waugh $1.55; Breweries S2 92J. $2.90; Robinson ords $1.65 overnight and yesterday; M. Cements SI.T2A: Metal Box $1.67; Robinsons ords $2.15; Steamships $14.75; S. Times
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    203 10 c Association's merchants: London si 15 16 (T.T./OD.*: buying airmai I I Ll <T.T.>. 2 4 13 (0.D.). 2/4 9/32 <30st > 2 4 2 (45 d/st); 2 4 13 32 <60 4 17-32 1 90 d/st); 2/4 11-16 (120 iM); 2/4 15/16 (180 d/st>. Selling T.T. '0.D.:
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    105 10 THE share market was quiet and featureless m all sections yesterday, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Moderate business was reported Price changes announced by the Association were; INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Gammon 1-98 1 W. Hammer 1 .*">2 1.56 Jackson Co. 1 30 1.35 xd M. Brewe:
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    1587 12  - JOURNEY into BRAZIL'S 'GREEN HELL' Ernest Templer gdgdgdgdg gdgdgdg an old man wearing native skins Willi a lon a beard and loiut hair, obviously fl while man. ashed the trapper lo lake a message to the nearest British consulate... \OU need have no fear of any danger wrote Percy Harrison
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    841 12 Great Future for the S'pore Theatre o\v:n EVANS Stage Club Personality told TERRY PILLAY AIR OWEN FY \NS. who after Hie extremely sue- < essful run of the Stage Club's "Present laughter", is these days Singapore's leading dramatic personalityabout town, visualises a gnat future lor the Singapore theatre. He added:
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    138 13 THIS TOUR WAS A FLOP THE Singapore Amateur Foothall Association team, which returned last night from their tour of Hongkong and Saigon, had one of the worst outings m their touring history. according to the vice-President and Manager Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. They failed to register a c victory. In
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    75 13 GRADUATES and Undergraduates of the University of :va will play their annual hockey match at the University ground m Bukit Timah today. starting 5.10 p.m. The Graduates will select .heir team from the following fourteen: 'osbergen, Dr. Ong Swee Law. Dr. B. K. Sen. Dr. E. B. Laßrooy.
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    132 13 LONDON. Dec. 11. (Reuter)— The Football Association Council today rejected a proposal that one substitute for an injured player should be allowed at any time m knock-out competitions and internationals among the four home countries. If carried, the proposal would have meant the use of substitutes
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    144 13 MELBOURNE. Dee. 11. (Router*—Victoria will be forced to fight hard tomorrow to avoid an innings defeat by Que on the last day of their Sheffield Shield match here Queensland took their evernight score of 270 lor five today giving them a first innings lead of 251. Victoria
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    48 13 SARA Dee. 11 (AP)— Japan v send a 13-memner women's basketball team to Manila for the first Southeast Asian women basket ball tournament to be held m the Philippine capital late m December. The da'e of their departure I has not been set yet.
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    127 13 MELBOURNE, Dec. 11. (AP). T%* Olympic village at Heidelberg icas fast becoming a ghost town yesir- i y as one team after another lett m a gigantic airlift fvtm Melbourne's Essendon airport. Wren the Inst plane of the rnphf. a chartered tttrUner carrying f>4
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    39 13 Olyn[>ic Flame. burnina above tlic Olympic Stadium m Melbourne, Austral m on December ci. is cradunlh c.xlinuuisbed ns tbe Olympic Came* come to a close during the cloning ceremonies. (.01* i picture issued by 1 socialcd
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    450 13 ELEVEN world records and 31 Olympics marks were bettered during the Olympic dames. Track and field athletes and weightlifters each hung up four worlo standards with the other thtee going to the swimmeis. Nineteen cf the new Olympic records were established m track arid
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    413 13 OLYMPIC HIGH LOW SPOTS By WILL GRIMSLEY MELBOURNE, DEC. 11, .AP HIGH SPOTS AND LOW SPOTS OF THE MELBOURNE OLYMPIC GAMES Outstanding man athlete: threeway tie among sprinter Bobby Morrow of U.S.A., swimmer Murray Rose of Australia, both triple gold medallists, and Vladimir Kuts of Russia. winner of the 5.000
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    108 14 The Man (N) With The Whistle international referee officiate the soccer match between Malaya and Great Britain at Kuala Lumpur this evening. Be is Bob Mann. Britain's noted referee who officiated the final and semi-finals of the 16th Olympic soccer nament. Mann, who has had nm. of professional and amateur
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    230 14 FOUR horses have been transferred from Class Two to Class One. according to the latest Straits Racing Association amendment list. They are Bondi. Infernal Region. Parlour Games and Wisdlewell. who scored a rtylish win over the mile at the recent Singapore S:. Leger Bpffttag, Other
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    81 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon: -I Seven states have entered for the sixth All-Malayan inter-state I < i boctMry cempetiUoa tor Urn Gurudwara Cup to be held here ea Dec. 29. 30. 31 and Jan 1 Malayan Sikhs Sport.* Council has extended the date of entries to Dee
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    632 14  -  LEONG HEW MENG SINCAPORE HELD THE BRITISH LION FOR 32 MINS... By FOR thirty-two pulsating .tntl unbelievable minutes. Singapore played cocky le.th.ill It deiy the might nt < .re.it Britain's Olympic soccer team at Jalan Be> ir Stadium last night. And then, the inevitable
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    840 14  -  Bill Funk By Standard's Reporter At The Olympics THL UM Ohmpie Games ended when the Olympic 11a me was out on Saturday and the white five-ringed flag was down. But to tho.se lucky lew imm Singapore. tlu» Federation and North Borneo, the memories ot thos
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    136 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues: PWD Sports Club trailed 8-6 at the interval and then came back with a storming second half rally to beat Royal Air Force "A" by 17 points (goal, three tries, and a penalty) to eight points (foal, tryi m a rugger match at
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    98 14 Dunlop Cup For B' ton In Malacca Tues.— Dunlop Rubber Company has presented a handsome 18-inch challenge cup to the Malacca Badminton ation for competition m the Malacca Doubles Men ChampionThcv have also agreed ent replicas of this ChalCup to winners of the •.eh year The MBA Men's Open and
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    164 14 MAGYAR COACH IS JOB HUNTING MELBOURNE. Dec 11 <AP) The Hungarian track coach who has produced 26 world record holders m the past five years, including the likes of Sandor Iharos and Lasz'o Tabori. is job hunting. Mihaly Igloi. 48, is undecided en just what course to follow. He has
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    77 14 MALACCA. Mon. The Malacca Amateur Football Association selectors met last night and invited 16 players to turn up for its match with the Mysore Hunters on Saturday at the Kubu Stadium The 16 are goalkeepers Kok Lee and Chogu Dollah. full backs Ah Yong. Puteh
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    30 14 PENANG. Tues. -Ipoh M di?t Afternoon School scored a well deserved four goals over Penang Methodist Afternoon School m an inter.orkev match played on Hutchincs School ground today.
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    176 14 PRETORIA. Tuc?. The MCC's 38-run defeat by a South African team yesterday the first sustained by a MCC team m South Africa, apart from Tests, since 1914, and the first m history on a South African turf Ditch. Tavfield. ace spinner who played m
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    257 14 Malacca Are Schools' Hockey Champs KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Malacca became the inter-state Combined Schools hockey champions when they held Singapore to a 1-1 draw on the Victoria Institution ground here today. Singapore, the reigning champions, like Malacca, finished the competition unbeaten but they lost a valuable
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    84 14 TROTTERS BIT FOR THE CENTRE THE Harlem Globetrotters, bubbling ,eks, fun do their bit I pore Youth the Happy World Stadium Ihiv uihrnoon 1mj.,,, ml Pleting their thre t i V i. IH P o to the You Ceatre fund. The Trottere I heir final show at 8 p.m. which
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