Sunday Standard, 13 December 1953

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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD vbvbvbgh m 3. it m V»'- 'V. No. 161. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1$, 1933. TWENTY PAf.KS 10 CENTS
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    Xmas Fund: Loke's 8500 Sends It To $*****
    293 1 Xmas Fund: Loke's 8500 Sends It To $***** H^ .;:<*.* movie m.ii;I ukv Wan Tho t!i»- aid of the ,ii and o«d llaya by donatt n the Christmas [his magnificent Mr. Loke and Qr^anisatioa. ITeaai Enr, of Dr. aiid Mrs. Kl m of Kluang .:> (elebratinff vs hen her :.n
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    A Prime Minister For The Colony
    617 1 Dato Tan's Memo To Rendel THE appointment of a Prime Minister and a Cabinet in uiiich the holders of the "most important portfolios" would be automatically members of the Singapore Executive Council i s suggested in a memo rancium to the Rendel Constitutional Commission
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    Her Third ('CAUSE OF LOVE) Suicide Bid
    190 1 Her Third ('CAUSE OF LOVE) Suicide Bid .MALACCA, Sat f'how Kui Yin? (i!) of Kee Ann Road, uho mude a third unsuccessful attempt in I"> months to end her life becau>e she cannot marry the nian she loves, was produced in the Magistrate's Court today. First Chow tried drinking poison,
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    A Princess Is Engaged
    35 1 MADRID. Dor. 12. (AFP).— The engagement of Princess Marie Louise of Bu!;-;;.»ria, sisil ex-King Simeon of Bul- with Jack Roosmale Nepveu. scion of a well-known Netherlands family, was announced here today..
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    Laniel Better
    20 1 JOSEPH LANIEL, the French Prime Minister, has recovered from the lung in-fe-'ion, it was stated in Pans. Reuter
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    $1 MIL. DEAL PULLED OFF
    63 1 TIIK SAVOY Hotel irroup today paid out about t1.000.--000 to koep control of three of London's best known hotels, coveted by niiUiriu a ire property owner Mr. Harold Samuel who COOKS out of the ruthless financial tussle at least ClOO.OOO letter off than when he
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    KILLING – POLICE QUERY SOCIETY MEN
    205 1 KILLING POLICE QUERY SOCIETY MEN SCORES of known secret society men were interrogated by Singapore Police yesterday in connection with the brutal killing of a 35--vear-old fruit-hawker, Tarn Sam Heng, on Friday morning. Tam, died in the General Hospital ten hours after he was battered by a of live, two
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    ALL NINE PERISH
    60 1 AIR CRASH No. 1 EL PASO. Texas, Dec 12, (AP>— A giant B-:;»J global bomber smashed into the side of a mountain during a blinding snowstorm yesterday and burst into flames. Nine men were killed. Rescue rrewc on foot slashed through snow up the western sic!e of
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    TEN KILLED PILOT SAFE
    57 1 AIR CRASH No. 2 MADRAS, Dec. 12, (Renter) All ten passengers and three of the four crew are believed to have been killn an Indian Airlines plane crashed n< N pur. The plane on the I service, abrr.it miles outside Nagpur. only survivor of f l.e
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    WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC IS ON THE INCREASE
    351 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— White slavery in the Federal capital has increased to such an extent that many panicky parents have forbidden their daughters to go out of doors without chaperons. Backed by powerful and ruthless secret societies, the vicious trade in women and
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  • Foreign Newsbriefs
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      33 1 FIVE member* of the crew of a coastal Hjsj. the C P. Yorke, were drowned when the 75-foot vessel hit a r:*f{ near Vancouver, Canada in a storm and sank <m Friday A.P.
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      37 1 THE INDONESIAN eabiael met today in MCFtcy in the St.it** PaliiCC ;k a elash between the South I ist Asian republic s defeßCC h< uls w.is r«'j)i)rl«*d to bo \hc cauvp of a novel nmrnt crisis. Reuter
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      19 1 CHINESE actre .v 4. i.~ s' She was .1 to Monica hospital, Cal Fornia last Wedne day. A. P.
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      34 1 FRENCH I'MON troops fired the opening shots today in what is expected to be a big battle for Dion Bien Phu. newly-proclaimed capital of the Thai tribal country in northwest Indo China.- A. P.
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      35 1 OLYMPIC runner John Landy failed by two iCCOndl U> run a four-miiiute mile at Melbourne Olympic Park today, but broke his own national record by 2/10 of second in clocking foi:r minutes two seconds.- AFP
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      28 1 THE FOREIGN Ministers of Britain, I'nited States and France will meet Signor (iiuseppe Pella. the Italian Prime Minister, in Paris to morTow to discuss the Trieste problem. Reuter
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      81 1 THE Educational Committee of the Control Yuan in Taipeh blamed yesterday th<> National University of Taiwan for improper handling of personnel. Chen Sh i I Cta r of the i h n the lei Irtfm atuJcats wao complain- vd of tlie lon tion and too much con with pi U
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    Violet gets offer to play a Hollywood movie role
    159 1 Violet gets offer to play a Hollywood movie role HOLLYWOOD. Dec 1! <l'P» Violet Sleijjh pond. l'd yesterday whrthrr it would be worth while to wait six WMIh for a chance at a small movie role •>■ return t<i Singapore o n Wednesday a N pre viotisly scheduled. 1 ilm
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    POP SLEIGH SAYS 'COME HOME'
    110 1 POP SLEIGH SA YS 'COME HOME' MR. 11. 'POP' SLEIGH, veteran Malayan horse owner, and father oi Violet, when told of his daughter's film oJfei and the snags thai i With it, said in Kuala Lumpur that he could not afford to maintain her in Hollywood for six weeki. "M
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    New Phone Link
    8 1 InHia will n <>:\ lin Reuter
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    Her Figure Is Not An. Asset But A Liability, They Say
    11 1 Her Figure Is Not An. Asset But A Liability, They Say
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    A Toy Party
    26 2 THE Straits Chinese British Association, Penang. will hold a children's toy party dinner and danre at the Rubber Trade Association on Dec. 31.
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    Lower Cost School Books For Children In New Year
    335 2 Lower Cost School Books For Children In New Year THERE is happy news for Singapore parents who now face the financial burden of buying new text books when their children are promoted to higher classes. From the beginning of the 1955 school year, parents will be abJe to give their
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    CLERKS TO GET XMAS PACKET
    191 2 CLERKS TO GET XMAS PA CKET Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government will pay more than $360,000 in back pay to its 300 permanent clerks (not in the General Clerical Service), most probably with this month's salary. The«:e clerks are emoloved in the Income Tax. Social Welfare and Co-operative departments. Auditors
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    Silver Jubilee
    51 2 THE Silver Juhi'ec of the Far Eastern Music School. Singapore. i s to be celebrated with a conoerf, under the patronage of Mr. Malcolm MacDonaid. at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 16 at 8..M p.m.. and a tea party at the A-delphi Roof Garden tomorrow, at 4.30
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    These Boys Find Their Own World
    148 2 was also a free cinema show. Col. F W. Harvey of the Salvation Army told The Standard that this was the 18th year that Rotary had given a party for the children of the Colony. In each Christmas parcel there were fruits, biscuits, sweets,
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    Varsity Produces 20 New Doctors: Full Results Of Exams.
    716 2 Varsity Produces 20 New Doctors: Full Results Of Exams. A STUDENT who failed the Final Part I Examinations of the University of Malaya for the Degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery fainted yesterday, while his successful friends were smiling and shaking hands with one another. Malaya now
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    Population Rise
    27 2 THE total number of deaths in Singapore for the week ending Dec. 5 wa s 170, while there were 831 birth* during the same Deriod.
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    REGENT OPENS SCHOOL
    136 2 REGENT OPENS SCHOOL JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. On nn "Opt ration St>: Week" tour of Pontian district this morning the Regent ol Johore. Sir Ismail, railed at Pekan Nanai New Village and declared optn a Malay school. Sir Ismail also met the local councillors. He was accompanied by the Deputy Mcntri
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    Rubber Drops Half A Cent
    153 2 THE RTBBER market in Singapore io^ed at 57? cents per !b. for first grade Deeem Ibcr shipment a drop of half a cent fom Friday's levels. Some orders from the United Kingdom were received, but otherwise the market tended to be easier on local and
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    Standard Service For The Unemployed
    17 2 Standard Service For The Unemployed X 11l I u». IP I ip M Hun •Mi ■H «'iii|if«,
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      176 2 rv < F^k^ Sherwin Williams 'I t A 'KRJCAS LEADING PAINT f Nfc-^Vjl MANUFACTURERS S^ Si IM "K I "'VELVET-RICH.... RUBBER TOUGH" ffc>^ There's no'liing like it W<£^ l j k d/~//Tn£& ''>r beautiful, smoutli WkJ'^^^ w, /1H oom decoration. 21 Gorgeous PNr^ dl basic colours that dry in one
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      7 2 Only I'J Ihiif s #'o Thi> Fund
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      142 2 NOTICE CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE AJOTOR VEHICLE OWNERS Itt a e nert °y notified that ALL Motor Vehicle Licences expire on Slat December. Application forms will NOT be posted to owners and owners are hereby requested to btail^ mh forms any Post Office or any Petrol Filling Station. lolrj 06
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      360 2 ACKNOWLLLM,MI NT MRS ADELINE KsißDl' and family thank all friends and relatives who attended funeral of the I reoce E»trop. also < sent wteatha •"d of condolence (Upcountry please copy). SITUATIONS VACANT VACAMIfcS I M^l lOR HtiotMi m kms 'THE next cot 1 in^ School .<t Hospital. J*incap-»e coftt;i on
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      87 2 I r m I I I I I N I HRIT 1 T I I S: RR I rI S H I BRn I INI) I k S I T\ si BRI I aged 4, CM N t I i I s i ary i I INI)' A MRI CHI!
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      85 2 MISCELLANEOUS I" ONELY HEARTS Wolf to L* nice peoi kinf fi and congt :uai partners anany with means D« i.. ndal Hdential Service Write now to M Ei a I I Secretary, WnuNor Correspondence Agency P.O Box Singapore love st. imped envelope. 4 RE you in Troubli Whet iei* personal
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    MALAYANS LOSE A FRIEND
    602 3 Sir Ralph Hone Says 'Goodbye' Today Standard Staff Reporter A MAN who carved out a brilliant Career for himself m the Army, the Bar and t h e Civil Service leaves Malaya today on leave preparatory to retirement. H «sp r Sr "erbert Ralph Hone, Governor
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    He Found Love And A Malay Wife
    223 3  -  E. M. RASHEED Sgt. Ivor Sopp Is Now Sharif Bin Abdulla By SUn-jdrd Staff Reporter WHEN Sergeant Ivor Sopp of the Royal Suinuls Corps first cane to Malaya t;-^ years ago he did not in his wildest dreams think he would marry a
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    Gjertrud Delivers 50 Tons Of Turkey And Fruit
    247 3 Gjertrud Delivers 50 Tons Of Turkey And Fruit Standard Shipping Reporter STRONG win Is ind foul weather did not prevent the Gjertrud Bakke bringing to Malayan homes nearly 50 tons of Christmas turkey. In addition shi had her holds full of Californian oranges and apples to a.i >rn festive tables
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    Birth Of An Airport
    49 3 THIS beautiful landscape was captured by Standard cameraman Chen Ta Khoon at Singapore's new Paya Lebar airport, on which work is progressing rapidly. Scenes like this will not be available two years from now when a considerable portion of construction work will have been completed.
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    Anglers' Postbag
    300 3 What ■perl turn one gel ut the Breakwater off Clifford Plef. UM VI. W I'. < i AS you proceed tote Tds rfi Breakwater r < Yi/ford P/rr, tish on the left o/ the Breakwater us the tide n I 'i i o" the riijht when the tide
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      224 3 ZNI N Do not wait J Shop ave I for Christmm»J J further Reductions in all Depts. GRAND CAI SEASON SALS ton Sintjljts 4 f (>r ft{ K. 3 f»r ||*ti Shirts gjjj ur ankets I I/ii e* kj 2 r »0 ea ft D Chi'fJren'ii Alarm „7 .v 4
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      101 3 I KJ ■&>**♦.< 1 SOLUTION to la>t weeks puzzle: the rap of .i Ti^er Balm jar. Tm S!0 pri/.r «;oes to Mr. ('hoy Won? Tutk »f M-T, Kr«U .\y«T Road. Singapore, whose entry was the first Mffred onp to he opened by the Contest Fdilor. This wct i k\ pitttire
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    Strikers' Families Seek New Homes
    197 4 FIVE families, consisting of about 30 persons, who were living in the free quarters provided by a tin smelting company in Pulau Bran! for several years, left their quarters voluntarily yesterday, to seek a new life elsewhere. In doing this, they wore submitting to an
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    112 Donors Give Blood
    115 4 DURING the week 112 Honors gave then blood to the Blood Bank. Among them were H5 new donors. 47 of whom were Europeans. 14 Chinese 3 Indians, and 1 Malay. The donors included. 37 men from H. M. S. Terror. 14 men from RAF. Seletar and
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    DIP INTO YOUR POCKETS & HELP FUND
    577 4 DIP INTO YOUR POCKETS HELP FUND Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan Appeals: WE reolise thot times arc not so $ood today but we should follow the example set by schoolchildren who are continuing to give so liberally out of the little that they have, said Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan on behalf
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    81 4 MR. LIEN YING CHOW. one of the sponsors of the Nanyang University, will fly to America today. Mr. Taa Lark Sye, chairman of the proposed university, gave him a dinner at the Tanjong Khu Club last night as a farewell party. Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Governing Director of the Sim
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    Annual Dance
    30 4 o V N u G A P° R E Volunteer Polu-e held their second annual dance at the Badminton Hall last night. There were two bands in attendence.
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    S'pore Depends On The Sea—Nicoil
    266 4 S'pore Depends On The Sea Nicoil Sir John t*vesvn is Co tours SINGAPORE depends on the sea for its livelihood said Sir John Nicoil Governor of Singapore when he presented colours to the Singapore Sea Cadets Corps and witnessed the christening of the Faulkner, the Corp's new training ship anchored
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    Rendel On Holiday
    28 4 SIR GeOMi H Chairman of the Omvtitutional Commission In S gap* arrived in Honfko Fn day with I .irt\ for a i Shori visit. UP
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    Trust Moves To Prevent 'Death Traps'
    135 4 Trust Moves To Prevent 'Death Traps' Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Improvement Trust will take steps to make stairs on Trust houses safe for smaU children and so "prevent them from becoming suicide pits and death traps". Mr. T.P.F. McNeice. chairman of the Trust, stated this in a letter to
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    WOMAN (70) IS FOUND DEAD
    32 4 THE body of un 70-year-old woman v. rrrovercd floating opp S^.uth Pier, off Trafalgiir S< hou!. >« terday morning There were no marks of violence on the body.
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    ASP Loh Is Acquitted
    119 4 ACTING AS P. 1..v. H Hee. who was tnrd <>n n rhargi of dangerous driving at Th« son Road on Mar. 2:<. v. ;r quitted and riisrh.irfcfd without h.<? defence being sited, i terday, i>y the Singapore Pint Traffic Magistrate, Mr. F. A. 1 Cam An
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    Lee Gives Foundation $10,000
    240 4 THE Lee Foundation, SingaP^ r< V has don ated $10,000 to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund. r Cheong Yok e Choy. well-known Kuala Lumpur Chinese philanthropist has *i V nt°°2- while a donation of $1,000 has been made by M. A. Ally Co.. Kuala
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    First Elections For Sg, Ringgit
    6 5 First Elections For Sg, Ringgit II
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    39 5 PRINCESS MAKGARET, looking lovely in a many-tiered evening dress, receives a bouquet from ballerina Mary on Lane, 22, <>t South Africa, on her arrival at Sadler's Weils tor the Opera and Theatre Ballet gala performance in London. U.P. I>hot».
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    Hut Is Burgled
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    'Y' Art Exhibit
    12 5 Ch C.A. »wil] hold tion at tl> I K
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    RURAL COMMITTEES WANT COUNCILS TO REPLACE BOARD
    314 5 RURAL COMMITTEES WANT COUNCILS TO REPLACE BOARD Commission Standard Staff Reporter Bu .R A TWO-TIER system of local government whereby the Singopore Kural Board is to be replaced by several Rural Councils, is suggested by R-JTr"' eVGn Ru r °i Disfr cf Committees in a memorandum to the Kendel Constitutional
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    'S'pore Must Fit Into Malaya's Political Frame'
    227 5 'S'pore Must Fit Into Malaya's Political Frame' Malayan Indian Congress ANY consideration of constitutional reform for Nie Colony of Singapore should have regard to the larts that Singapore is an integral part of Malava and that any political structure that may be framed lor the Col>nv must fit into the
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    Youth (17) Took Girl's Photograph
    138 5 AN ENGLISH- peaking 17--r-old youth, Khoo Boom H lat of Kiliiney Road, who sto e into the room of E'irnpcan gir Mi it* Smith, at Oxley Road, on the night of Oct. IS, and took th: ee of her hotograph i he "fan (i then
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      101 5 OtittJ 12 MOU9OS Ji€>n»—lmiri> .You* .^^^^S mil Sgtf 1 3aP" >: I la. JWfc YjXaa^flßaW a|f ißflam JBB^BMtfWV S^FqKjm^mmmmWmWw&^ vl 4 nflk W 1 2a^^Lnßk fIH 3H w-* I f *M AT th« 'w] of school days, girlt r I faced \Mth the <Mt i Bm of choosing their future
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      85 5 /i ij i/ii/i/ijij >^H I Ny 1 j < i H nut Hair Oil h.»s hcl| i to I v bt tuttful hair. O-^-^ PERFUMED COCONUT HAIR OIL <J£3K£> ANO SHAMPO THE TATA OIL MILLS CO LTD. I > SINGAPORE G.on S.n 9 h C«.. Ltd. KUALA LUMPUR M S
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      360 5 8$ I N Q A P O R E I KhX »lin* < srie> 1.1 1 1 M > I \M Bo «K 9 a m. Ca 5 11 Xmaa Ch Sei 4 p.m.; c\w*.9**% Students Cont.-: p:-.<o &INGAPORE 4 .m Mandai iMM.MNmvi miss, on nn KVIMn Mu vn >«n*v«m)k,
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    CHIVAILY-A FEMINNE VIRTUE?
    522 6  -  Hal Boyle By II ALWAYS ll»ed la tn.'ke mef J unc.!^ m ii- n I beard a v < m>. n i 1 I in v if i fellow mas aii«r »ln I v undrr .i I .s'urte »,r J latr!% j J mow y, v a]
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    Helping Those Who Want To Read & Write
    377 6  - Helping Those Who Want To Read Write Conrad Smith By CITTINU behind a large desk cluttered up with papers, in an unpretentious office at the bae\ of sundry shop in Urnßt Seah Street. I found a large, jovial, and unassuming man busih attending: to the educational wants of an assorted,
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    THE BOY WHO GAVE BIRTH TO HIS TWIN
    198 6 THE BOY WHO GA VE BIRTH TO HIS TWIN I ITTLK Howard Davies, 3, held up his teddv hear and said to me: "Tumpkins has a 'pendix mark on his tummy just like me." Then nil mother. Mrs. Margaret Davies. :j(), showed me a seven-inch-long scar on the boy s
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    Why Do I Want To Be Father Christmas?
    1351 7 ALEX JOSVY AXSUrHS THK O/757/OV. ff 00 if*' 00»ii g i-ihix-iii>,t #o i r hc Sictntlff#*«f oit 9-i raffs i iimi? S x J> v do you want to be Father hrisl gain this yeai? Is it because of the -jc Standard?
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    What People Say
    305 7  -  Aster Gunasekara this < '< k eyed rock-eyed f m of proved by the the Govern- 'AT further proof is prole cock-eyed concountry's finU Malavani>e an phrase white the finance Mum. 'ration fiddles haa £ji\ en nse v her t ol emergen--1 h »ch ha s led
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    Patron Saint Of Midinettes..
    1084 8 And Of Young Girls About To Be Married The 'Crasy Horse Saloon 4 Heating Might Of Way Picasso Chicken Verdict CAINT Catherine may be just another saint in the calendar to you; but to Paris she is something* special. She is the patron saint of midinettes,
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    Rage Of Paris
    56 8 j: "Panther" vrlvet, the latest Paris craze, has bern used by Paris couturier Jacques Path in garments for every hour and occasion. Here are his after-ski slacks in the j J new material, with matching boots, gloves and hood. The tiffht- fitting sweater is of J black
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    675 9  -  T.J. LIM By renteaarj »l a British financiai corporation Chartered Bank of India, Australia and which has plaved a leading: part in gaining South Asia and the Far Fast a basic place in r j d rconoaiv, is being celebrated in all the areas v
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    702 9  -  MICHAEL GOH By [JOW great l s the homosexual problem l.i Singapore? What U the police attitude to thiN tailing that appean to have been accentuated since the war? Not lince the infamous case of Mr. X hit the headlines Of Singapore
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    The Age Of The Masses
    2300 10  - The Age Of The Masses S. Raja RAtnam SwOieiS&m This is the first of a series of articles dealing with the impact on society as a result of political power passing into the hands of the common man. It is alrc.ulv l«-ar lint on uliutrwr linoIkt Mini-lies ol |kc lu(ur<-
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    247 10 'JMIIS story i s centuries old, almost as old a s Christmas itself. But it may be worth telling again, now that the season is approaching. Italian children In some parts of the country get Christmas presents three times a year: on St. Nicholas' Day. This
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    ROUND THE WATERFRONT
    704 12  -  BERNARD WILLIAMS WITH After 31 Years At Seu IN 1902 a 14-year-old Londoner, Harry J. Siggins, son of Henry David Siggins, signed on the square-rigged ship Belford at Eastham as an apprentice at £25 for five years. Last week that young sailor "swallowed the anchor" after 51
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    1077 12 MOTORING MEMORIES 4 By BIG-TWIN' J-jAVING written about my first motor-cycle I am prompted to write about the first motor-car I ever drove. That was in 1911. I had been studying the mechanical parts of motor-cars under a French motor mechanic in England and one day
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      972 13 HAT of CinemaScope. tu asit a fut r <*? Is all that it is made out to be? Is it 3-D without specs? Is H something which the movie-going public will take to kindly in the days to come? These are some of the questions which
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    71 14 AT a recent showing of dresses in Paris. .Tuque* I ith prrsented (lefU a semi-fitted rrdingote in two shades of grey and with high pockets. The ultra luxurious evening ensemble christened "Catherine" < centre is a hristian j Mat creation in gleaming gold Ume and
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    821 15 How The colour bar works in BRITISH BERMUDA JOHN WAITERS investigates BERMUDA leading white people here are furious with inc coloured members of Bermuda's ParlU--1 I'.s, led by Dr. E.F. Gordon, have asked Colonial Secretary if they could meet iston Churchill for four reasons: k him to set I Commis
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    53 15 ASIAN teamen In Singapore yesterday submitted a memorandum to the Rendel Commission, which is reviewing the Colony's constitution. They want a seat in the Legislative Council reserved for a seafarer. The memorandum set out certain grievances of the Asian seafarers and pointed out the necessity for
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    60 15 DEPUTY Superintendent of Police. Mr Sons Kok floo, Q.C. Singapore Police Courts, (eentre) pictured with liis Master Ldivarri Henry Son*, on his left. aud Master Tan Kent; Choon, at Kalian? Airport yesterday, when he went to welcome them home. Both boys attend Jee'ons College Melbourne. They returned by QANTAS/ BOAC
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    1634 16 PERLE MESTA in Russia Moscow In The Days Following Beria's Dramatic Downfall f»#»f/#» font it* tnrnair An€^rirttn Mi m tm 4m r rw<>n 43 fj i'<>l" rm><t trim* fffi 4>xi*>uili**t 9-isii in Himssiu. •ivMpii** 4i nii-S in' ivt rsViPW* Sh4* §€*4MH 4liliitt <><! 140 wh*4>rr4> ti ttntt 4tr4>tis with <
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    145 17 UK SOCCER LATEST RESULTS B oni 2. m 2. i 0. B ton 0 (< \,,t i in\ ISION II am 0. n n Flam 2 itton N(l i i DIVISION HI SOI TH I 1 vci i ni\ ISION 111 NORTH) o. Q ngic ,i ii-fi LEAGI I DIVISION
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    151 17 KUAI.A LUMPUR, Sat On the PadHng today Selangor Lub avenged their two preyious ddVats at the hands of uie Selangor United by 8 points (goal and try) to 5 points (goal). Both learns were evenly matched hut the club's tackling, especially by veteran Borne and their
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    61 17 American champion Tony Trabrrt «o*.s flat on his back m failing to rea< h a difficult shot from Rex Hartwi* of Australia i n their quarterfinals singles matth I n the Victorian tennis champion *hips at Kooyonjj, Melbourne. Australia. December 1. Hartwig won the match 6
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    55 17 NEW YORK. Dec 12, CAP) Wallace (Bub) Smith. No 1 challenger for Jimmy Carter's "fhtweight title, shook up U ando Zulueta in the seventh <rpr\ eighth round flurries on Friday night i o win a unanimous 10-round decision over the slick jab-and-ohiteh artist from Havana. Smith
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    305 17 S'pore Whip Negri In All Blues Match mmA RK^BAN, Sat -Singapore whipped Negri Sembilan by 13 points-two goals and a try-to nil m the All-Blue s Cup Rugby match played here on the Station Padang this afternoon. The Visitor! were by far the more superior side and dorrmiated exchanges in
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    92 17 The following have l>eeii selected by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association lor the trip to Taiping today to meet the Federation boxers in a friendly match there: Flyweight: Low Yong Chye; Bantam: Tan Fook Seng. Hussein bin Abu Hassan; Feather: Austi n Dun lord, LAC Babbs;
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    246 17 SELETAR SEND SRC's GREEN OUT RAF Seletar eliminated SRC Green from the 811 A junior KO hockey competition with a 3—2 victory when they met in their replay on the padang yesterday. Had the Reca boon more accurate in their attempts at coal they would have held the lirmen Toward*
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    609 17 DIMUNITIVE Johnny Lee, giving a grand display in goal, saved the Technical College, Kuala Lumpur, from a rout when they met a Singapore Combined Schools XI at hockey on the Victoria School ground yesterday. Technical College, after an impressive start, were forced to hold
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    112 17 PENANG. Sat. The Timers water polo team from Singapore stored a grand double today wiien they beat Chinese Swimming Club s—-45 -4 and the Penang Sv. imming Club 16 0. Played in a choppy sea In v.irh tup Tigers were unarrustomed, the Chinese Swimming Club
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    303 18 TIIK PLANS of the German Cycle Show to be held at Frankfurt ?ive the indication of something above the usual standard. The floor area of the show wjs six times as large a* *he Paris Show and the French are way ahead of most
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    Bradman Back in ACBC
    65 20 MELBOURNE, Dec. 12 (Router)— Sir Donald Bradman. former Australian Test captain, wa s la.st night reappointed tu the Australian Cricket Board of Control. He resigned from the Board when h^ accepted an otter to report the Test matches in England tnii year. Sir Donald takes the
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