Singapore Standard, 14 December 1956

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    31 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD POLICE -5451 (5 lines? 2400 FIRE BRIGADE GENFRAL HOSPITAL 2SII 2414 11. No. ]b1 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1956 sdgsroigtsegsd gsdJ 1 I'M. I I I M-
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    31 1 DOYEN OF THE CORPS YOUNGSTERS HO GAVE UP THL R SAVINGS kie, the children nf Mr. and Mrs. J. Haalebns ns they hand their savings to Stmndnrr —Standardpic. Mr. Ken Ninomiya.
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    35 1 Japanese prisoners cf war m the Soviet Union are being released under a decree of the presidium of the Supreme Soviet (Parliament), the Soviet nev f Tass reported m Moscow yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon WINTER GALES
    30 1 THE worst sales of the winter swept over section? of Britain on Thursday, killing at least four persons and bringing heaw t.ows to parts f S -tiand.— A?
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    Lock icon Consular Corps Answers The Call With A S1,000 Cheque
    491 1 Consular Corps Answers The Call With A S 1,000 Cheque i nt Singapore Standard yesterday issued a clarion cal! to all citizens m this country to Help raise the Christmas Cheer Fund to $10,000 before it closes tomorrow afternoon. All that was needed to reach this figure was SI, OOO.
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    95 1 Britannias For S'pore In March THE BOAC Board have today derided to introduce the Britannia on scheduled Dassenger services between London and Johannesburg on Feb. 1. next year, and between the United Kingdom. Singapore and Australia m March. The Britannia will be introduced into other services to the Far East
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    Lock icon BUDAPEST WORKERS STRIKE AGAIN IN PROTEST AGAINST LEADERS' ARREST
    201 1 BUDAPEST, Dec. 13 (AP) Tens of thousands tf Budapest workers wenr out on strike aaain on Thursday only a few hours alter returning to their factories at tlir end of a two-day nationwide general strike. The new walkout was m protest
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    66 1 UNITED NATIONS. New York. Dec. 1'!. [■UPC Hnr\nth, Hungary's BKek-apptartag I -orricn Minister m;iy return to his strukrn homrland soon io rcpl.Kc ,Fano> K;ular as Prrmirr. BttttHl Luropean sources said toda> Tlic Hiasariaa dcie£;ition to the Initod Nations prof>>vrd no knowlodsc of tlw report and saifl Horvath
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    45 1 LONDON i> r < 13 (Be* i. i' I'unku And ul R.ihmui (liief Minister ti the Mala* i n Federation. n rived here hs .ur from PlmfCt lit 1 1 for t,«lk^ with thp British government M rconomir md finance problems and defenro questions.
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    40 1 They were not forgotten, thanks to generous Standard readers. This picture of Santa Claus handing toys to tiny tots m the Johore Bahru General Hospital was taken when proceeds of the Standard Christmas Toy Fund were distributed last year.
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    Lock icon THE BIG EXODUS OF CHETTIARS
    266 1 THE BIG EXODUS OF CHETTIARS They Fear Money Clamps In The New Malaya THE CHETTIAR COMMUNITY IN THE FEDERATION— PIONEER FINANCIERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MALAYAN RAILWAY ARE NOW PACKING UP AND GETTING OUT FOR GOOD. THE REASON: THEY FEAR THERE IS NO FUTURE FOR THEM IN AN INDEPENDENT
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    199 1  - GENEROSITY OR ENLIGHTENED SELF-INTEREST? ANDREW ROTH ,;lsdgopsees, gfseg;sdr, Standard's LoaOon Bureau Chief London Thurs.— The Federation Chief Mtebfer, Tunku AtKlul MMnrt arrival early this evening m rainy \vinri\ London, begins a doir sit> or onlichK n< .1 Not only is Britain's attitude towards the Federation's financial problems about to be
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    87 1 Plane Flies in With A Corpse A CHARTERED French plane ne Czech ■,m to Mcl bourn* csterdav touchtd return jo;.: only one Although the plane had elbourne net: month for the sportsmen to return, the Czechs derided to jump on the last Ru^ raua with Olymgamesmen when trouble engine and
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    Lock icon RESCUERS REACH WRECK: NO SURVIVORS
    153 1 RESCUERS REACH WRECK: NO SURVIVORS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The rescue and search party of the 22 Special Air Service Regiment and the 4th Battalion, the Malay Regiment, today finally reached the wreckage of the R.N.Z.A.F. Bristol aircraft m the Cameron Highlands, but found no survivors. The aircraft belonging to the
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    Lock icon DAG MEETS HORVATH
    50 1 NEW YORK, De<~. 13. (B ter) Mr. Dag Hammarskjold, United Nations Secretary-Gen-eral conferred m his office today with Mr. Imre Horvath, Hungarian Foreign Minister. Official? said the mer which lasted "a few minutes" was at Mr. Horvath's request There was no Immediate information about what they dis■cri.
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    70 1 ATHENS. Dec. 13 ißeuter) Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd. the British Colonial Secretary, arrived here by air today unexpectedly from London for talks on Cyprus with the Greek government. Mr. Boyd acccmpani- ed by Sir John Martin of the Colonial Office. Mr. D P Rcilly. of the Foreign Office
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    186 2 Djilas Gets 3 Years Jail For Plot Against Tito's Govt former ident oi Yugoslavia ub convicted in^ igainst his country's Commu ..-t i" l -••••»'ruTtl to thrrp years' impr sonment The verdict and se; were announced by Vojlsla Jankovic. pr c iei I of panel of five district cour lildges
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    183 2 'Oomph Girl' Ann In Love Nest Scandal IIIXICO CITY. Dec. 13 (API —The district attorn«j*i office said yesterday a warrant has been issued lor the arrest of actress Ann Sheridan, the "Oomph Girl." whose testimonsought In love nest cha: against her and actor Rodolfo Acosta Perez. rges of adultery were
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    24 2 EDLIX Nor ma. aged 23. i dea Olocn and Sydney, passed i tr the General Hospital on n iv.\ December. at Bid= tcviav
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    113 2 Irish Rebels' Call To Oust British DUBI IS Dec. 11 Re iter)— The Sinn Fein Irish Republican organization and leaders of the underground Irish Republican Army both issued statements m Dublin late last n ghl i n all Irishmen to rally to the Republican cause. The statements followed bomb, gun
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    50 2 UP ABOUT 4 000 prople. waving banners and shoutiii. -ti^rd anti-Nasser demonstrations m Tel Aviv recently a frrsh indication that thouch the Israeli army may evacuate Sinai as the UN orders, the nation is by no means ready to "forghe. and forc«'t."
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    Lock icon More 'Treason' Arrests 155 PEOPLE HELD IN SOUTH AFRICA
    231 2 More 'Treason' Arrests 155 PEOPLE HELD IN SOUTH AFRICA IoHAN.NTSBI K(i.l)ec. (.Reutrt Ten propie, including two Inch, ur> were arrested here today on charges alleging treason. Those arrested also include Mr. J. Slovo, a white Johannesburg advocate and his wife. The arrests bring to 155 the number of people arrested
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    56 2 PORT SAID, Dec. 13 (UP) British forces continued their search yesterday for a young British officer who was kidnapped by the Egyptian underground on Tues The kidnapping heightened the tension still more here. Scattered shots were fired m several parts of the town during the
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    Lock icon NARRIMAN ORDERED TO RETURN HOME
    81 2 NARRIMAN ORDERED TO RETURN HOME CAIRO. Dec. 13 (AP) ExQueen Narriman, former wife ol deposed King Farouk, has been ordered by a personal status court to return to the home prepared for her m Alexandria by her second husband. Her second husband, Dr. Adham Nakib, had filed suit w. b
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    Lock icon World's Largest A-Power Plant
    62 2 LONDON', Dec. 13. (Reuier) —The big General Electric Company announced today that it is to build the world's largest atomic power station, one of three being ordered by Britain's State Electricity Boards. Designed for the South of Scotland Electricity Board, the Station's total outrjut of electrical
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    35 2 M. HANS STREULI. head of the Federal Finance Department, was elected President of the Swiss Confederation for 1951 by an annual joint session of thf two houses of parliament m Berne j-esterday. (Reuter).
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    439 2 'World War If There's A Revolt In E. Germany WARNING IS SOUNDED BY W. GERMANY IN NATO COUNCIL TARIS, Dec. 13 (Reutrr Weal Germany warnH NATO today that she considr v danger of a third world revolt nrok< Communi-t East Germai r Heinrich Von Brentano, the Bonn Foreign Minister, told
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    Lock icon Thousands Of Jews Deported
    120 2 VIENNA, Dec. 13 (UP) Etu iis deporting thousands of Jews to Siberia from the -me and the Baltic S* ~:natic sources said here yesterday. The report backed ud timilar reports reaching Wai recently. The sources said the mass deportation started a month zz Diplomatic missions m
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    Lock icon Hail Of Fire For Patrol
    78 2 PORT SAID. Dec. 13 'AW The Egyptian underground ambushed a Br patrol with a hall of ma-chine-gun flre late on V nesday night on the ed*e of Port Said's crowded MTS < slum quarter. No I were hit. f Troops cordoned off area and two
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    151 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lh.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f n.b Norn 11? m .Tin K>> No 1 108J 109 IB v v.. 2 1M Iti u.s.s. n<. loi iou Tone: Ste;vlv STORK JIN The price of tin on the local market yesterday was
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    193 2 JAKARTA. Dec. 13 (UP> Prime Minister Sastroamidjnjo last ni^ht admitted thai the government had failed so far to solve completely the "crucial" army crisis that came within a lew hours of e-upting into nn armed revolt against his government last month The Prime
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    196 2 DALLAS. Texas. Dec. 13 (APj Mrs. Eugene Sanders Hague yesterday sobbed out a courtroom confession that she and not her husband, who was on trial, shot a man to death last Aug. 26. Hague, 43, was on trial for the slaying of Ernest Chsries Allbrite.
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    50 2 MINNIE, the c himp r list wn >ne naa im h(iuir k > tirown medicine, six boxes of lives *t C! v Surrrr v fli iC ni.iK« f warm, vhr wr.,; m a Miaul, wean a w«e«! hat anri huc^ t Ml w«l botllp Just M ir
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      209 2 §THE CHARTWELL EOITIOM OF CtfARLES RAY'S WINSTON CHURCHILLS i iifAn l n 0/H7A\inrD war memoirs WOKLD^WONDtR is tha full story of the A wark w^ich parents and teachers v*r, wrn by the waiter architect C* o tr^t. Written m simple lAngTjagfi of victory v-h the realism of a n*s- illustrated
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    Lock icon He Shot A Policeman, Court Told
    171 3 A POLICE sergeant. Abdul bin Awang. 44, was shot and wounded m the left shoulder, when attempting to prevent a hold-up gang from escaping arrest on Oct. 23. a Singapore Court was told yesiy. Guan Sens, 18. faced a tentative charge of robbing JJg
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    35 3 HONGKONG. Dec. 13. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.18 to £1 Sterling; S6 S.SI; $1,100 to Malayan $1: SO. 197 ne Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $263 to a tael.
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    62 3 More people are getting married m Singapore, said a spokesman of the Registry of Marriages yesterday. A total or 1,447 couples were married from January to November this year an increase of 59 over the total for the whole of last year. Said the
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    Lock icon Trial Magistrate Took Upon Himself Role Of Prosecutor'
    829 3 ACTON APPEAL OPENS: MALACCA, Thurs. The Malacca Magistrate, Mr. Ramanatho Iyer, was criticized today for "taking upon himself the additional role of prosecutor" m the trial of Mr. A. W. B. Acton. D. G. Rawson, made this submission at Acton's appeal against
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    88 3 THE Executive Committee of the Singapore Bank D p ivces Union last night decided to hold a mass meeting n 1 the Victoria Memorial H i next Thursday to take a strike ballot following the breakdown of negotiations this week with the employers. The spokesman of
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    Lock icon Oysters Set Off A Row
    54 3 .TOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— An argument started after I youth accused a stallkeeper of not including oysters m ta dish, a Magistrate's Court here was told today In Court was Syed Abdullah bin Syed Mohammed, 20, who was fined $25 for behaving m I disorderly manner
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    30 3 \LA LUMPUR. Thurs.— In the absence of Sir David Watherston, Mr. A. J. Gracie Tas been appointed to I H Chief Secretary of the Federation from Dec. 10.
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    427 3 Dishes Fit For A King And All With Army Rations PTE. HOLMES AND SGT. TAHIR BEST COOKS TOO man? rooks DON! spoil the broth. This v .is conclusively proved yesterday morning when ten cooks ~"t together on tuo menus and produced results which an expert liter claimed were equal to
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    144 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government has every reason to be confident of raising her ambitious development loan m London "since we have got a good and well-balanced plan," said the Economic Adviser, Mr. Oscar A. Spencer, today. He told
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    Lock icon Violence Flares Up In Singapore As Rival Gangs Clash
    142 3 Violence Flares Up In Singapore As Rival Gangs Clash RIVAL secret society gangsters, fighting for supremacy, last night 'clashed m lightning battles m the heart of Singapore's Chinatown. The fights were sudden, sharp and vicious. Police arriving on the scene recovered a large assortment of homemade axes, swords, parangs, scraper-daggers,
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    65 3 Eden Hal! Conference Begins THE annual conference of British representatives m thn Far East and Southeast Asia opened at the Eden Hall. Nasslm Road, Singapore yesterday. The conference was attended by Colonial Governors, ambassadors and High Commissioners m the reg r tees chiefs, representatives of the Foreign Office. It was
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    51 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Thirty-three Communist terrorists were eliminated >---• month while only one soldier killed. Of the eliminations. 21 u-nre kills, two captures and ten surrenders. Nine terrorists were wounded. Since the start of the Emergency 6.182 Communist terrorists have been killed, 5 wounded and
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    Lock icon Charmaine Is Happy Bride-to-be
    91 4 Charmaine Is Happy Bride-to-be VERY happy fcrifc to he passed through Singapore's International Airport yesterday. Charming '20 year-old .Miss M] rtlc li.i niKii in- uave the Standard two reasons for lit'!- MllllfV Reason 1: Alter one iind.l !\.iii' fcan* 'i-p.H.iiiiiii. >ne will soon be mcctins Her tii ni c 30
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    55 4 Scout Camp For S 'pore THE Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kcc, will open the Boy Scouts' Patrol Camp, at JurOQf Park. Singapore, next Friday. Air. Chew will address the 93 scouts and later inspect the camp. The camp is to promote friendship among scouts m Singapore and to
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    69 4 ABOUT 100 persons from Social Welfare Homes for tne Aged m Singapore were yesterday given a Christmas treat sponsored by the British Red Cross Society, at the Wesley Hall, Fort Canning. In addition to a bumper tea party, the men received gifts of shirts while
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    484 4 SHOW AN EXAMPLE MINER CALLS 'Give Up Some Of Those Allowances' IPOH, Thurs. The representative of Chinese mining interests m Perak, Mr. Yong Nyee Fan, today called on elected members of the Council of State to "set a better example" and reduce the allowances paid them m connection with Council
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    Lock icon DIED ON HER 64TH BIRTHDAY
    93 4 ONI of Singapore's first women Justices of Peace, ".Irs lan Ten:: Kirn. died <»n bet »>ltli birthd.iv. \estndav at her Cairnhill Road home. An Assistant Divisional Superintendent of the St. .lohns \mhn!ame Brigade, Mrs. Tan had served the brigade for 20 years. she was also
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    183 4 BUSMEN TOLD FIND MISSING $7,000 OR ELSE. SINGAPORE'S Trade Inion Registrar, Mr. Sri? Chixui \vr. yestcrdav the Singapore Bus Workers' I 'niim v opportunity to rcroxrr the imautliorised WllMllWll Irom the union's iunds. Mr. Sng told the union's 12-man executive committee who met him yesterday at his office, that if
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    31 4 A LABOURER, A. Veeramuthu, 36. was killed when he was knocked down by a Public Works Department lorry c crossing the road at 13J Mile, Woodlands Road, Singa,pore, yesierday.
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    20 4 A 17-YEAR-OLD girl, Fong Ow Chan, died of poisoning a tier admission at the Singapore General Hospital, yesterda?
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    92 4 Mil. X ■(Miinai asaniy. ho returned to Sineapore esterday from Brit.im by the passengerliner Corfu after passing out .is a barrister at law at I meoln's Inn. London. lie v.is attached to the Singapore Labour Department and took law on a Rovernment scholarship. Above rigkl hi Mr. Khoo
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    102 4 MR JAMES MAXWELL Director and General Manager of Thomas Cook and Son Ltd.. said to be "the most travelled man m the travel business," died m Putney Hospital, England, recently. the Singapore branch of the Orin announced yesterday. Mr. Maxwell, 51. leaves a widow and
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    212 4 AZIZ bin Mohammed Noor, a 28-year-oW peon, was given a "second chance to go straight" by Mr. Justice Whitton, m the Singapore Assizes yesterday. following his conviction for theft and forgery. Asia pleaded guilty to stealing a blank cheque belonging to Mr. Andrew Gilmour
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    67 4 JOIIORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The UMNO division here has ed all local organizations Ind two representatives I meeting at the UMNO State headquarters on Sunday to discuss aid to Egypt. An UMNO spokesman said omitfc i for aid to Ewould be lormed at the meet"The meeting will not
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    84 4 A.IILINES m America lose at least one stewardess f to Cupid I Mildred Jackson, director of the Air.Airlines Stewardess' Training School m Chicago, who told the Standard that half of the stewardesses who go, leave to marry hometown boys. Fortunately for the airlines, the tc
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    294 5 Ruler On Selangor's Plight KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The State of Selanqor would find it very difficult to balance future Budgets unless the Federal Government could allocate bigger annual grants, declared the Sultan m his annual review this morning. Under the new financial arrangements, the State
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    345 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Selangor Financial Officer, Inche Abdul Jainal bin Abdul Rais. today called for a "now system" of Federal allocations to give this State complete financial autonomy. He was moving the SuDDly Bill the State Council's Budjet session covering next year's spending of
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    232 5 Nearly Half Of K.L. Marriages Go On The Rocks X.L's Black Record! For Muslims KI'ALA Ll'MPl'li, Thins. Registered divorces among Malays m Selinmir this year totalled 7SI as compared with 2,295 marriages. The State Council was told today that the divorce rate had reached its peak m Kuala Lumpur district
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    477 5  -  ANDREW ROTH By TUNKUS LOAN i.irrl i BurCh LONDON. Thurs.— lt is impossible to predict precisely how Britain will react to the Federation's test of its enlightened self-interest. By all the rules of political and economic intelliBritain cannot afford to alienate so liuah
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    106 5 200 Workers Stage Wild Cat Strike I'.IMONC, Thurs.— More than half of the 400 labourers on the MM-mn Bukit Mailag Estate m Karak ncit he-re staged a wild (it strike todi'-v. proI. M:n_ .v i-t tl" dismissal of throe VWfeati yesterday. The three men li id been given 21 hours'
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    76 5 She Gave Up With Her Boy Friend KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two terrorists, one a woman, surrendered m the Johore Bahru District on Saturday morning, Government announced today. Wong Chai Eng, with her boy friend Ah Choy had gone into the jungle m 1949. They took a taxi at the Bth
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    173 5 KU.\ LUMPUR. Thurs. The Selangor State Council today agreed to clear 500 acres of the forest reserve at Ulu Langat to provide land for 40 Malay families. Tabling a motion to this effect, Tuan Haji Zakaria bin Haji Mohamed Taib said that the
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    62 5 Fusilier Fined For Negligence IPOH. Thurs. A Royal Scots Fusilier, Private William Wilkinshaw. 20, attached to the Mortar Platoon. Support Company of the Regiment, was today lined $40 h? Magistrate Inche Abdul Kadir bin Yusol. Wilkinshaw pleaded guilty to a charge of causing hurt to a special constable. Choy Chin
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    53 5 IFOII. Thurs.— Dato Dr. Hail Mohamed EusorT. Territorial Chief Kinta and Pro-Chancellor ot the University of Malaya is to make a two-week tour of Indonesia beginning Dec. 18 The Dato is travelling under the auspices of Rotary International to "spread the ideals" of the movement
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    26 5 MR. V. A. THOMAS, the new Assistant Controller of Telecoms. Kluang has succeeded Mr. W. P. Sandcrman. who has gone on transfer to Johore Bahru.
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    20 5 THE monthly meeting <>f the Kluang Town Council will be held at the International Cluo on Dec. 16.
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    27 5 THE new playing field of the Cannosian Convent m Kluang was officially opened by Ungku Noriah binte Abdul Rahman, wife of the Kluang District Officer.
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    85 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur.s. —The Selangor State Council today adopted unanimously the budget for 1957 invor. $49,012,263 expenditure on public services next y <: Following are some of the major items of expenditure: Drainage and Irrigation, non recurrent, $731,889, Di .mage and Irrigation, annually recurrent $1,062,300.
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    86 5 RAIN AND FLOODS IN 3 AREAS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Minor floods continued m three States m the Federation today. There were however no caraalOa or dam?ge. despite the incessant rainfall m the areas flanking the 'Apex' forests of the Peninsula. Following was the flood position: Negri Sembilan: Kuala Pilah Mahsan/Glendale
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    44 5 MALACCA, Thurs. The Settlement Council will meet tomorrow to form a local branch of the Merdeka Celebration Committee. Representatives from the various Huay Kuans, the three Chambers of Commerce, the Penghulu-s' Association. Settlement and Municipal councillors will also attend the meeting.
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    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Government today banned the import and circulation m the country of the English monthly "China Reconstructs.'' published by the Chinese Welfare Institute at Shanghai. Those m possession of copies of the magazine are ask<
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      525 6 Pleas Pride two go- at leaders on missions to Br.-ain have given voice to their plans for the future of this territory. Singapore's Chief Minister has gone to London to make preliminary arrangements for the freedom talks which he and a select delegation will have with the British Colonial officials
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      336 6 IT China's Prem'er Chou En-lai m airing his "worries" over the Middle East and Suez Canal disagreements, is trying to impress the western powers with the important role he thinks he plays m international affairs. While on a visit to India, he not only trod on the corns
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    373 6 |>LANS FOR CHRISTMAS FOR BRITISH TROOPS THROUGHOUT THE FAR EAST ARE NOW COMPLETE. For the zrvM majority of the soldiers now serving with Far Fast Land Forces m ."Malaya, Singapore, Hongkong And Korea, this is tlu-ir first Christmas overseas and units are determined that it will be a memorable
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    580 6 John Stirling reports on the I \k 1 JNDON E S I AS first elected Government, which has now been m office for nine months, has failed conspicuously to deal with economic security problems and seems unable to root out corruption m public life. Th c result is growing
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    121 6 Sir: 1; n of UMI 0 M Publicity Chief. Syed Jaaiar Albar, fiaken the four corners of UMNO edifice, and ivi day you will find c mm< nt m the vernacular Press urging this gentleman to withdraw his resign n this Malayan-wide appeal is being directed to Mr
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    75 6 We the PEOPLE damaging scale must be prevented. Rcspi UMNO leaders, other than those at the helm ot the Party, have discovered ihat the Alliance drbaei< In Penang municipal ejections he result of the people's losing confidence m its present leadership. This will be •rous if not r< i tifli
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    70 6 The following specimen Christmas dinner menu w prepared by the Army Catering Corps, with the assistance of the RAS( who fc do the supplying, for Malaya Command, has been sent to all cook-houses. jj> rrnm nf h.mulo toup, roast stuffed turkry. I,rnt%e4 ham, bread and apple Kt;ii i
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    585 6 SANTA'S. SLEDGE --HELICOPTER OR AUSTER kampong and New Village. In order to see that there will be plenty of chocolates and sweets for distribution many units, for example the 22nd Special Air Service, which includes a new Zealand Squadmri. who operate In loai and exhausting patrols m deep jungle, where
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    623 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA by room m oatiWf. itadteati whi hai I made them their idols \ull nap He it d or bad. more easily and quickly the latter. J^OK this reason it is dis- concerting to mil tiiat the \ati<n.!l I nion of I f
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    105 6 Shorts From the Talks months' cour. ng a mere £250, they can acquire the know-how of nuclear pow- many has five repro and Japan two at sent course, v O- udents m B: i. Austr T r and Sweden. Brita mic Energy Authority aiders it's imperative 5H5irC Its KTIOWIOQCC* SO
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      33 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 13 (AP>— Shipping rates from the United States east coast to the Mediterranean "will jump sharply" after Feb. 28. the I Jone- B =s News Service said yesterday.
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      36 7 MTED NATIONS New York. Dec. 13 (UP) France called on the United Nations General Assembly to send observers to Egypt if necessary to protect the rig foreigners and to halt Egy: seizure of foreign property.
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      41 7 LONDON. Dec. 13 CAP] Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden was urged on Wednesday night by mor c than 100 servative Members of Parliament to call a conference of Western European powers to "consider further pra>. ■IMS towards European un
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      22 7 BERLIN, Dec. 13 (UP)— East German Communist leader Walter Ulbright yesterday demanded that schools and colleges purse anti-Communist resistance leaders.
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      24 7 HONGKONG. Dec. I —Shanghai's port administrator said on Wednesday that l.i'2 Japanese merchant ships had dropped anchor m the Com- port this year.
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      36 7 Murder Arson NT 11. Dec. 11 (UP) —About 100 Nag raided a Swaranour tea ga on Saturday and shot dead three persons and set fire to a vehicle, killing three others. reports reaching here sa:d yesterday.
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      33 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 (AP) —The United States is reported urging th Government to allow speedy repair of the big oil pipeline from Iraq which has been sabotaged m Jour places m Syr
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      27 7 LONDON. Der. 13 (Re British Foreign Office spokesman said here warmly welcome" the Security Council's unanimous decision that Japan be admitted to the United Nations.
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      33 7 LONDON. Dec. 13 (AP) Anna Kethley. head of the Hungarian Socialist Party. said on Wednesday night riJM will appeal to the U.N. to send an international police lores to Hungary.
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      27 7 PARIS. Dec 13 (AP)— Germany on Wednesday suggested that the Atlantic al- act as mediator m any di?F nbers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
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      27 7 RANGOON. Dec. 13 (I government last ni^ht ed a published report that rew of a Burmese navy gunboat had deserted, taking their ship with them.
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    96 7 \n< CHI i» i \F) p«'p<- PiM \n plf*:idrd >-'-.i.nitv for t little more quiet m the htnh bi:rl\ of modern hf<\ Ike \< v old hr.ul nl tii, X m Catholic (hunh. legates to Italj*i bli-NiiM CngnNi mU nvi h.ini/.ition is responsible for most of its
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    128 7 UNITED NATIONS. D<'(XJP)— Britain protested m the United yesterday about the expulsion of British nationals from Eeypt. British ambassador Sir Pierson Dixon sent a letter to General Assembly President Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand callins attention to a Nov. 27 letter on the situation sent to
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    77 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 13 (AP)— Production from U.S. oilfields took a massive jump last l as the industry's aid-ts-Europe programme swung into high gear, figures released by the American Petroleum In- Output of crude oil and lease condensate was at a record daily rate
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    38 7 FLYING FISH? NO. THEY'RE JET FIGHTERS I.OOhil^i like il\in^ fish, ISi Mary F-W Skyray jrt fighters shim m formation oirr the •><■!: oii ihr oasl of I Si. I.tnh carries vx pt udahle /fit'/ [xuls hciwatii the \l\ wings.
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    242 7 NEW DELHI, Dec 13 dP) rrim< Aiinistn- Jawafcarla] Nchni Mil th. i' HWnM <UN attitude Ivwavl the Inited Sta(o> has c runted m tm i pasi two years and now a "more confident" Communist government wants to have better relations with America. He
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    71 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. (UP)— Great Britain is negotiating for a loan from the U.S. Government's Export Import Bank to get dollars to spend m the U.S.. the British Embassy and the Bank announced yesterday. Embassy and bank official? said they did not know how large the
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    32 7 MOSCOW. Dec. 13 (AP)Jindian ambassador, Mr. K. P. S. Ifenon, saw Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepllov on Wednesday, presumably to rii>eu.ss with him Indian reaction to events m Hungary.
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    60 7 \V \SHINGTON, Dec. 13. (rP) _The U.S. Navy today announced withdrawal from the Mediterranean of an eightship "Hunter Killer" 1 task "i-oud which joined the U.S. Sixth Fleet at the height of ihe Middle East crisis. The Navy said Hunter-Killer Group II has completed operations with the
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    59 7 JUNEAU. Alaska. Dec. 13 CAP)— II was 63 below zero yesterday at Nortrm-ay. on the Alaska Highway near the boundary of Canada's Yukon territory. It was one of ihe lowest temperatures ever recorded m Alaska m December. Extreme cold gripped all of Alaska's interior. It
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    138 7 PRINCESS MARRIES COMMONER BOMBAY, Dec. 13 (AP) «H Princess Usha Raie Uolka. heiress to the Maharaja of Indore. married a commoner yesterday with her fathers blessing and despite protects from members of India's princely caatc. The fcridegroom, Satisn Chandra Malhotra. works m a Bombay business house. Instead of the impressive
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    87 7 -HiNGTON. Dec. 13 (Renter). United States officials here today indicated that .dent Eisenhower will pro bably write to Marshal Nikolai Bulsanin. the Soviet Prime Minister, ursine the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hunoarv as a sten toward a better atmosphere for talks on arms reductions. The
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    127 7 And No Income Tax Too LONDON, Dec 13 (UP).— A South Pacific Island paradise went up for sale hrre yesterday for U5543,900. ($M 146,000) Sakau Island, offered ?n the advertising columns of the Daiiv Telegraph, was des- as one by four miles an^ m the New Hebrides
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    259 7 Irish Plot To Blow Up A British Warship Foiled 200 Sticks Of Dynamite Found In Attache Case BELFAST, Dec. 13 (UP)— Police toiled a bomb plot to blow up a British naval vessel hero today m another apparent attempt at violence by the outlawed Irish Republican Arniv (IRA). A 200-stick
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    109 7 U.S. Will Remain In Europe PARIS. Dec. 13. John Foster Dulles. United States Secretary of told the NATO Council here today that the Un intends to keep V oned here :n Eurooe. He snid thi? decision was made m the spirit of President Etoenhower's assuran the .nirics Britain. Fran. )Cimany,
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    45 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 ,UP> The U.S. State Departmm- denied reports that the death of Ralph J. Jesky, attache at the American Embassy m Moscow, actually murder. Officer Joseph W. Rrap said yesterda "there is absolu'elv nothing to justify such a claim.
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    163 7  -  NIXON SAYS NEW vokk. Dec 13 (Renter)— The Daitei st.it.- iee -Pre.sirirnt. ."Mr. Richard Nixon. SaM here today that the Initeri Nations faced difficult days ahead m finding lasting solutions to the Middle East and j Hungarian proh!rm.x. Air. Nixon expressed this view to U.X.
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    66 7 PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti. Dec. 13 (UP) Constitutional rule returned tonay to Haiti whera an unprecedented display of popular resentment forced General Paul E. Ma:loire to resign as provisional Chief of State. Gen Magloire resigned i?estcrday. bowing to the sure of a nationwide threeday general strike m protest against
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    146 7 riCSSELL JONES i word, but if 1 were handiar Jjm mm m j»tti«9B has an entire natioa fou. jch despr courage for such unselfish mi The the women and rf Hung- _ht and ing the So ■on* proved cd to work ir memory: The I
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    39 7 13 (AP) Rcoorts from the provinces Typhoon to 79 persons dead, 18 missing and cd. Moat fwaitirs were m Camarincs Sux Province, on /on Island, where were reported to have buried 2es. the < Service said.
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    586 8 Federation Is Ready To Declare War On Black Market MINISTER ASKS CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO CO-OPERATE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation government today asked Chambers of Commerce to assess at once the commodities m short supply and draw up lists of products that had gone up m price recently. The
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    170 8 Singapore Price Control? THE Binxapo State UMNO la being called upon by its Geylang and Sembawang branches to urge the Coalition Government to take asttres to control the prices of essential commodi- m the Colony. Tht two branches recently ed a resolution that fa View of the present tendency of
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    58 8 Children 's Xmas Party A CHRISTMAS party for children of Shell Company employees will be held at St. Joseph's Institution, Singapore, from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 PJ& tomorrow. The children will be treated to a cinema show, conjuring tricks, cakes and refreshments The Shell Sports Club has organized a dance
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    42 8 THE S;!]^;i,->or C COTOaCT, Mr. R T. Alexander, yesterday returned a verdict of death by mis■Uure at the end of an inquest on a 15-year-old boy M ■npan. who was killed m a motor-accident at Anson Road, V pt 8.
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    74 8 THE Carnegie Foundation. for the first time, has offered a gift of 400 American text books to the Singapore Nanyang University. Announcing this yesterday the President of the Nanyang University Executive Council, Professor Chen Chung Nan. said this was \he second time the University had received
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    214 8 Manila Musicians Want S'pore Jobs IANY top-flight but unemployed musicians m the Philippines want to work m Singapore, according to Colony bandleader. Cecil Wilson, who recently returned here after seeking a cure lor "pianist's cramp." Mr. Wilson, who spent over a month m Japan ing treatment for his stricken hands,
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    101 8 CHEER FROM THE DEAF FOR AUSTRALIANS THE 28 Commonwealth Independent Infantry Brigade Group Provost Unit, held a pre Christmas parly for M children between the ages «.l th r from th Malayan Federation School Coi I>» af MMren Hi, P>'tv was held at the #Wl t grounds at Penang. Cpl.
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    69 8 MR. TAN Choon Tee, younf. est member of the I; national Brotherhoor Magicians, and Miss Lee Eng. will give a series of magic shows during the Christmas Season to poor and ut privileged children :n Bukit I'pper Seranfao* Road and Jalan Eunos. Another member of the 1.8.M..
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    29 8 THE annual general mer of the Johore Clerical Union will be held on Dec. 24 at the Union's premises at J; Molek, Johore Bahru. at IJ3$ p.m.
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    269 8 THEY WILL GIVE AN XMAS CONCERT AT ST. ANDREWS PRETTY Miss Lim Bek Neo, (left), first Chinese girl to become an Associate of the Royal Collef Organists, will play Handel's Organ Concerto No G Minor at a Christmas Concert to be given by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble at the St.
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      430 8 "GLENEAGLES" HOTEL *i B Mapier Road, Singapore DAMiMi TOMORROW NIGHT every Saturday LESLIE ROZARIO'S BA\D m attendance Table Reservations for X'mas now open Bar Airconditioned European 6c Chinese Food X'MAS SPECIAL PRIVATE PARTIES catered for. Phone: ***** (3 lines) a JUST RECEIVED a 4- >". x*mas 4* f-. Pure Silk
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      360 8 Standard cMbnanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE fINGAPGPE gram MN<. VPOKI vil -l< W -m II I N Presents "M« full d h a n n f tOCC choir and Singapore Symphony o,i v /<: pm- Bach Orchestra, at Victoria Memorial .v mmmr 8.45 Dm X M'lo M\nn 1;. Mil 1
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    790 9 Holmby Hills RAT PACK m Hollywood, James Bacon meets the |)\KK AVI Ml may have its IrtO but nut here it's thr MdI.MRV mU RAT PACK Both Mi r\ilusi\e -m ul srts. Prince Mike Inhmli breaker of bread w 1 1 li Rockefeller's and Nhitnevs, calls the Rat I'.uk "America's
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    33 9 THE saddest moment m tl HOUSE that has the touching pang of Pinkcrton when Fisby (Glenn Ford) bids goodbvo to geisha Machiko Kyo, while Sakini (Marlon Brando), looks on.
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    583 9 PREPOSTEROUS y.\K\K Khan, once a bandit king: hut later turned British spy. earned a War Office citation quoted as having "probably no equal m the entire Burma campaign" of World War 11. In April, 1943, caught m a Japanese ambush m the Burmese jungle, Zarak tricked his captors to whip
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    54 9 Warner's starlet Natalie Wood, seen hrre recently In THE BURNING HILLS with Tab Hunter, has ber for the lead role m BOMBERS E USAF giant jet plane by Beirne Lay, Jr.. author of many This is Natalie's fourth stare since she scored her first smash hit with James
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    103 9 Be Our Guests SB Singapore film mm v% imp ii. i f (1 t<- hi (im MAN'S GUESTS OF I HE WEEK arc Cdfe Lee tflM Joo Chiat Road; L. E. Theseira of 35 Swaine Road; Henry Kwer of €54-26 Parian* Terbakar; Allan Tan UvtlM Road; G. Gan ■•land Lee
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    557 9 A treat in this teahouse TO round off 1956 m a most appropriate manner, Metro Goldwyn Mayer has come up with a riotously funny farcesatire that blatantly delights m taking fleeting nips at Uncle Sam. TF.AHOUSE OF SB Al'Gl'ST MOON Ls an excellent comedy and it i> played for the
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    338 10 OF Australia's annual rubber consumption of 50,500 tons, only a small proportion is synthetic, but this proportion could possibly grow m the near future. Commenting on this a spokesman of the Austialian Trade Commissioner's Office m Singapore said yesterday: "The use of thetic recently
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    209 10 -OUTPUT RISING TO CO PK with the rising demand tor Tiger Beer, Malayan Breweries plan to order two now bottling plants to the value of SI I million, Mr, M. Lewis, general manager and director of I- raser Neave Ltd., said yesterday. Tomorrow Tiger Beer celebrates
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    145 10 Rubber Rises One Cent SINGAPORE rubber prices steadied towards the close yesterday, first grade January shipment closing at $1,084 per lb.. a rise of one cent on Wednesday. The market opened quiet at i)T J per Jh. for first graae January shipment. Quiet conditions prevailed m the morn m 5
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    93 10 SHIPMENTS of Malayan robber, Including latex, concen: rated latex and revertex. during November amounted to 92.891 tons (81.630 ton< In October), bringing the I for the 11 months to 899.617 tons < 916.314 tons m the same period Ol 1955). Export.- to the United Kißfl dom during N m
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    85 10 MAI. A'; a\ zo Banknation's changes m its rates to merchants yesterday were: Canada: buying. TT. 31 7/lfi. O.D. 31 9/ Hi. 90 days 31 7/8 credit bills 3l 15/1(5 trade bills. Selling rates. T.T. or O.D. ready were: Canada 31 1/16: Francs 142 3, 8: Belgian Frana
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    104 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon cJcsir.g prices per pini) yesteidav were: Copra. Dec. ?27i buyers. 121 sellers: coconut oil m bulk MS sellers; m drums M 7 tellers, Muntok white pepper I sellers, Sarawak white $123 sellers. Special Sarawak black tellers, Tone: Quiet. tMawapim Copra Association closing Drue?
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    27 10 DOWSETT Engineering (Australasia) Ltd.. a subsidiary of Dowsett Holding's. London, me titanium from ;he beaches of Bathurst Island. north of Darwin. m the Northern Territory.
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    76 10 THE U.K. Board of Trade has announced that it is disposing of up to 2.500 tor tin within the next six months. The disposal from the eminent is m accordance I the White Paper on defence issued by Parliament, the announcement said. The Board is now examining
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    123 10 OOm lOADB IfERTUSt Luck Carrier Osambaur. Yoko Maru Adm Hardy, Castleville. Barito Sihigo. Shinwa Maru. Hemcii Maru. Itira.. Straat. Soenda, Blyth Navigator Andes Maru, Velverde Ampenan INNI R ROADS Tndari. X i Bcdd V-mg-kachindr. Pailowa Legundi. intui Pan mi m C irabay ■<--.; Van Den Brnrk Rr-nnj
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      111 10 THE director of Teluk Anson Rubber Estates Ltd. have recommended the acceptance of the highest offer for the sale of their two remaining estates. Teluk Anson and Degong. according to a circular to members issued by the secretaries, Turquand. Youngs Co. This is an amount 51.
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      123 10 MALAYAN' sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Con. Tin Smc I 29/6: F«.N ore ,ammon> $2: Hammers Sl..*)2£: H. Waugh $1.55: Jackson lieries SI OS: Sime Darby" Cold Storage I iders s Times Union Insur. $5131 U E SI 0 00. $9.80: Wearne Bros. 18i cd; Wearnes
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    78 10 U.K. Steal Expert To See Malayo I principal •nranirati.ru tm m■■ wwaawa ami 'U I He is m I S. KHpatoi* dir-rlnr and ...,l manager of i Iron and Si mberlaai. Ench n which is a brarn-h I r fcl °—3i Mi I trick is particularly mirrestei m rail makte
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    127 10 MALAYAN industrials were slightly firmer, while tins and rubbers were irregular accord:^ to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday. Despite the circular to shareholders rrcommendlif acceptance Anson's remaining Teluk wen ndicating $3.10 and I Goodwood Park xt I Malayan Cement 1.68 >ld 1 hi ders 26.00 26.50 d
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    442 10 Suez: Little Effect On Tin Market THE closure <>f tiir Suez Canal is seen 10 have had littJe effect on the tin market. In their December review. Strauss and Company report that the development only resulted m the delay m the arrival of tonnage estimated to be about 1.500 tons.
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    292 13 FFRTH. Dec. 13 (AP) The official draw on Thursday paired Heroic Flam with Ramanathan \n>hnin for Friday's opening match of the interI).ui> Cup finals between the L'nited States and India. But it was a meagre development compared to the overnight recovery of U.S.
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    83 13 SHB Boys Club Fights Tonight THREE junior boxers from the Queen Street Boys Club, who are champions of this •gjr's Inter-Boys Club b~ tournament, will take pa: gpeciai contests to be held at the annual Singapore Harbour Board B 3 Chair.: ionchip torn; p.m. Queen Street Club Boys toe the
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    25 13 LONDON, Dec. IX (Reuter) •-Results of today's Rugby t County Championship matches were: c 0. Dorset and Wiltshire 19. Sussex 3. Oxfordshire 12.
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    71 13 MALACCA Combined Schools team emerged champions m the Southern Combined Schools hotkey tourney on Tuesday when they maintained an unbeaten record holding Singapore to a one-all draw m their final match on Victoria Institution ground, Kuala Lumpur.— Standardpic by Yong Peng Seong. SINGAPORE S g o a Ikceper
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    56 13 kia*a:mi. Than.— Tin Miwm* Hunten Football Ciub of India is scneduled to play a friendly match Bgainsi a Kiuang Invitation XI here UMMM'H The Kiuane team mr ud« five playen 'mm the Kinf*i Own Sro" >?■- B ri r: p' f B'MiDie B «r- wood
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    680 13  - TIME TO ROUND UP THE 6 -FOOTERS BILL FUNK Saj s SINGAPORE finished 13th m thc Ohmpic Basketball competition. This was a bitter pill for the man\ basketball fans who had expected the (o sters to finish among the 10 best teams m the work!. finished: 1. States 2 R
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    157 13 First Inter-port Soccer Illi: First inler-port So cci mat( h l>< i gon and Sinuapun* will be pl.oed m then:.., < n M.i\ next \r.\r In srn.nd m k cl nil] \iMt Vn:in for the retui n ptk This was decided at thc Singapore Amateur Football sociation monthly council meeting
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    93 13 Move To Boycott Russia THE HAGUE. Dec. 13 (AP) The Netherlands Olympic ommittee advised sports orga tions m the Netherlands yesterday against meeting S sportsmen m view of Russian intervention m Hungry. Holland pulled out npic games after the So\ The Olympic Commrv it had been asked for r sports
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    126 13 Ten -Day Tour For The Blacks THE Blacks, an Asian rugby club m the Colony, now m their second season is proceeding on a ten-day tour of the Federation during December 1.V24. They will leave Sinz.r on Saturday morning for Malacca where they will DC I Malacca Combined School XV
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    169 13 LONDON. DM 13 (Keutn) (ioole Town, the small Yorkshire mm <er club, yesterday NMM Hh third round of the English Football Association Cup for the first time m their history with a shock 1-0 away win Workington Town, thp third division northern lea«ue side. Brian
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    567 14  - Bulgarian 'Automatons' Rout S'pore JCFFERY JAMES By NEVER SO MANY GOALS SO EASILY SCORED ROY (21-t mmute\ MILANOV again (24th minute). Yew Chang. tnuis; t" Mop a i -!..;>;<> ri ilP'^t. sad sew a eamaltv. Ho was carried out. Fo«k I. rites* over. He wore a r.d some effert on
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    160 14 'YOU just played against one of the best teams m the world and you should therefore not be discouraged." said the Bulgarian coach Mr. Ormandjiev. However, he advised that »c should make every endeavour to play as often as pos.e against foreign teams. "This is the only
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    73 14 BUENOS AIRES. Dec 13 (A?>— World flyweight boxing champion Pascual Perez o: gen tin a. outpointed the Cnilean ampion Conrado Mor m a 10-rour bout httotm XuNO last a Perez was too vho foufiht on an equal i ihe first two In their third round. "hout
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    65 14 SOCCER SPECIAL RUSSIAN go'i'krcper L. lachint leaps li gh to M r Np" ■ported hy 'r .-rrr L. Xetlo (left half) durivg the Rttttifl rers?/s Bulgaria Fcece r se^n-^nnl at th§ Mn n Olympic Stadium m Melbourne. At left is Bulgaria's outside right Dimitrov Stoyanov. Russia irere the winners 2-1
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    29 14 HOCKEY: Friendly Army vs. SCC at the Padang. BADMINTON S.B.A. Championships, nil the finals at Badminton Stadium 7.30 p.m. SOCCER: Alexandra n. Prrmnda Boyan at Farrcr Park.
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    244 14 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thins— The Malaya-bib Vk&t Cup knockout round will take place m Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 21 and 22. Malaya will be represented by the same players who blasted Hon^kon^ out of the competition. The line-up for Malaya will be Mrs. Cecilia
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    75 14 THE S.C.F.A. will hold its first Social and Dance on Saturday, loth December, at the West Point Garden. Pasir Panjang, from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. A Souvenir Brochure b published for the occasion and contains extracts of articles from the late Sir Ong S;ang Song's 100 YEARS
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    927 14  -  ALEX SOARS B] The Malayan, Get Lessons In Speed Ski lesson m how to score by getting two snap goals m as many minutes as Coates and Harduirr three. Then just to drive the lesson home V. 4-0 with a lovely effort. The Malayans appeared to
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    57 14 THE Singapore Army will pl«y the S.CC. m a friendly hockey match on the padang today. The following have been select* ed to represent the Arr Dicksnn, Lt. Gregory. Cfn. ra. Li Pr;char-marsh-Knight. Capt. Boon* ham. WO.II. Barron. Cpl. Whey Ah Kuan. Capt Kembery. Cor. Duff anr: ar.
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