Singapore Standard, 8 December 1950

Microfilm: NL2277
Total Pages: 12
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    12 1 Singapore TIGER Standard SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1930. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Chinese Troops Only 50 Miles North Of 38th
    211 1 Chinese Troops Only 50 Miles North Of 38th I fi he retreating ttih Army on B i-t reported than .">0 I I I ■JamW rhen is hi >we> er no eonrli< r reports j the Chinese had el. est Chinese build I by air m the miles norththe North X
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    Planes Aid Yanks To Fast Coast
    7 1 Planes Aid Yanks To Fast Coast H
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    Senate C'ttee Okaye Gifford's New Post
    31 1 VSHINGI m De: 7 rhe, S Foi gn R ks < ttee has I nt Trui Mr Walter S. tor 1 p b med ill- all
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    "Girl of The Year"
    51 1 The lucky threesome at last sight's "(iirl Of The Year j Ball" held at the Victoria Memorial Hall (L to r.i Third pri/c winner Marie Lin (October); "Girl Of The Fear" Elske \Y olters j (March); and Second prise I winner Pat Harding j November). Standard
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    'Girl Of The Year' Is Named
    255 1 'Girl Of The Year' Is Named Standard Staff Reporter FLASHING bulbs, shrill h blades aa d deafening cheers hailed the (drl ol the lv.. ir Kiske Wolters at last Bight's colourful "(lirl ol the Year Ball" held at Victoria Memorial Hall la aul oi the Services Welfare Faad With the
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    Old Ipoh Resident Found Dead
    145 1 Old Ipoh Resident Found Dead Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs The body of Mr Gilbert Goodrich Duddel I 52, resident partner of 'Messrs. Evatt and Co Chartered Accountants, Ip"' 1 Brai -li, was found dear! In B blukar near the Hussars Cam In Tambun R<>ad today There was a revolver
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    Rail Strike Ends
    20 1 MELBOURNE, De 7: (Ren er-AAP) Australian lo tive enginemen today decide< to end Victoria's 53-day-ol< •ailway strike.
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    62 1 Some of the toys of the Royal English School uh<> weni (o see their headmaster. Mr F \eelankavil. for advice regarding admission to other selves, now that their ie rinsed because Government is t:\h.n-: over the school budding. sch -ivhere shall we go" is the Question the boys of the
    Chee Koon Lin  -  62 words
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    4 Detained S'pore Newsmen, One Teacher Deported
    257 1 Standard Staff Re~pdsfls FOl U members ol the staff <>! ihe banned proCommunist Chinese Nan hiau jil Pao, Singapore, and i teacher <>i the Singapore I hinese ISiuh School detained h> ihe police under I mcrgencj Regulations have been deported. r I tis
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    'World Faces Another Pearl Harbour'
    94 1 'World Faces Another Pearl Harbour' i WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 \r/ "You know wh ;i I said about the Japanese at Pi trl Harbour That is exai tly hew I feel about the situation today," Cordell Hull sa.id Thursday. On this ninth aaniversarj of lhe attack oa Pearl Hai hour, the
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    CG'S Remarks On Banditry Are Criticized
    95 1 CG'S Remarks On Banditry Are Criticized LONDON. Dee. 7 (Renter) The Til that the British Comi G nei al .or South-East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald gave "cold c >mfoi t' the people of .Malaya when he said on Monday that tl no quesl ol giving up resistance to the
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    Hopes For Peace With Red China Dwindling Fast
    526 1 Hopes For Peace With Red China Dwindling Fast WASHINGTON. Dec 7 (Renter): The prospects of any peaceful settlement of Far Eastern problems emerging Irom the [ruman-Attlee talks were fading iast as their crucial conference entered ils final stages today. Their explorations of every aspect of lhe Korean crisis are said
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    UK Road Casualties
    27 1 LONDON Dee. (Reuter)I Casualties on Britain's road.- m October 'ol ailed IV 527 com- pared with i 5,632 m the sam< month m 1949
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    Attle Will Visit Canada This Weekend
    116 1 Attle Will Visit Canada This Weekend OTTAWA. Dee. Keuter) British Prime Ministei i Attlee's visit here this week end is expected to open the way tor later-governmental talks going beyond the Un mediate perils oi Korea 'nto I the more long raage pro jj blems of building Western security. Korea
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    Republicans To Oust Aeheson
    123 1 I WASHINGTON, Dee. 7 (UP) Senate Republicans appean ready today to demand tht missal of Secretary ot" SI Dean Aeheson as their prio '0 iperation m the world cri i The powerful 11 -man Repub lican Policy Committee, headed Senator Robert Taft meets at 1400 GMT
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    Collins On Way Home
    45 1 TOKYO. Dec 7 (UP). ?ral .J. I I llins. Un States Arm;. Chiel oi Staff, conerred with Gem i il M d,y on the critical K< nilitary situation aiul thi •IT for Washington to mak< md report to Ai lead) s
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    Assembly Tackles Big Issue
    228 1 Assembly Tackles Big Issue LAKE SI < CESS, Dee. 7 UP)— The I A. A-rmldv Political < ommittee begin! ita first tull discussion Ikn <la\ tti llu- eatem l)is£ powers 1 rtouftl for (.onimonial China to withdraw it» troopa irom korea. Supporters foresaw q .ak' the proposal, probably by Friday
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    BOAC Plane To Fly Soldiers' Families Here
    49 1 BOA C Plane To Fly Soldiers' Families Here Eti .'eru— A Bi itish CH eas Ah j s Corporation it charn I by tlie W. tO fly sole families to gapori one it the five planes due to leave LiOi despite i two-w eek-< strike whi t BOAC ser-
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    School Building 'Urgently Required By Spore Govt.
    424 2 Standard Stall Reporter THE BUILDING occupied by the Royal English School, a private school m Stamford Road, is "urgently*" required by the Singapore Government to house the National Registration Centre, the Under-Secretary to the Government, Mr. D. K. Daniels said yesterday. The school
    Koon Lim  -  424 words
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    Missing Boy (3) Found Drowned
    175 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE BODY of three-year-old Peter Sweet who was missm- from his home on Wednesday evening ♦as fished out oi th»- Singapore River at 12.15 p.m.. It brought to an ond a 20--hour search by the Singapore police, including the radio anci marine
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    Widow And Daughter Claim $*****
    116 2 Widow And Daughter Claim $***** DAMA G E S amounting to $12,000 -Acre claimed by the 44--year-old widow and the 14-year-old daughter of a Singapore trisha driver (killed m a colli sion m June last year) m a suit heard yesterday by Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray- Aynsley. at the
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    Driver Dies Of Bullet Woun's
    58 2 Driver Dies Of Bullet Woun's I Standard Si ifl Ejj TOA. the lorry t> j found wo aided i fter a gun d.• died m the Singa I m G Hospital on V. D n {took place when f tor < long Song < ap by two masked r as
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    Schoolboy Charged
    29 2 I 13- YEAR-OLD S charged m the Bing 1 1 si ict Court y< touse trespass ii S2§o and 300 r ees belonging to* his teacner ies.
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    Dayang Muda's House Burgled
    82 2 Dayang Muda's House Burgled A CIGARETTE case bearin .he Brooke family crest wa imons the $2,000 worth of silve md Chinese linen stolen oi .Vcdnesday night from thi 3 -awak Lodge," Newton Road the Dayang Mud: if Sarawak. "Hie Dayang Muda. her sor Jr. A ay Brooke and riend, Mrs.
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    Mr. Neelankavil Is A Worried man
    281 2 Mr. Neelankavil Is A Worried man Standard Staff Reporter ONE who will nol enjoy the school holidays now on, ia the principal oi the Koyal English School, Stamford Road, Mr. Neelankavil. He is worried— not for himself but for his GOO schoolless boys. Mr. Neelankavil has been forced to close
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    About To...
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    Breakdown
    43 2 Tin..-!' two pictures of Bertha at the Convent of the (iood Shepherd Nuns. wu taken hy Utusan Melayu photographer on Wednesda v. The photographer accompanied the paper's woman reporter. .Miss Rosewita, who reported that Bertha was crying during the interview with her.
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    76 2 "1 had either fallen into the m or had gone into i1 Eroi which he was swept into th pore River. The search for Peter be«nu vhen his parents. Major F md Airs. Sweet, of Royal Road! Alexandra, found that he was ag at 3.30 p.m. on Wed- iy. Appeals
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    Normal For Bertha To Cry, Says Van Der Gaag
    228 2 PHOTOGRAPHS published m Singapon* new* papera of Bertha Hertogfa bapp; a: I m then sad and crying were "actual and genuine, Dutch Consul General m Singapore, Mr, "If Bertha weeps, that is n< normal human re-action."' he said. He to photographs
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    Mrs. Hertogh: No Comment
    12 2 Standard WHEN I S ffer ai I II
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    Jan Fined $200
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    GOVERNOR'S ADC
    27 2 CAPTAIN R. J. B fewland, The Durham 1. Infantry. h;is been appoii Camp to thc Gov* >f Singapore, m place vi Captain P. A. Eieslop.
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      65 2 NOWO •tm :j ell FILMC CINE Ci:: 1 JB 1 1 Jt I SINGAPOR PHOTO c; I •39 SINt tfv fty! _Ti II SUNDAY 10 Dec. irom I _.m. io S pj (Tiger Moths I j eq.al s:.! :uw 1 KALLANG PHONE ***** I bogc .v at THE SINGAFQF.E TOURIST
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    MALAY COURAGE IS LAUDED
    107 3 jade Held ror \i Trained Men IftDL'CI ol Malaj RASC drivers m U has always been courageous, tiljutanl General, General HeadBrigadier f\ I). Rome lold I >i!i Combined Primary ii \m Driven al their passing Soon 3 esl 'n!ii\ Id maintain the town by th rede-
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    C-G Praises Miss Yap
    26 3 D liss Maud:-, i c concern- by S i of I) I to a cause whii IK ,v MSS. AW BOOM HAW
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    Aw Boon Haw Leaves for bangkok, S'pore
    100 3 Aw Boon Haw Leaves for bangkok, S'pore Iq Singapore Standard Aw B t Hay GovsrnS1 tndard and Sin Ch for Ba :ok to- He w build- I being t his tr the AntiTub tal m Bans -h he d s for the b nation for tl pur- t to the
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    5000 Witness atina Ceremony
    6 3 5000 Witness atina Ceremony f II
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    wsicwd'Slumped iv& Entrants
    33 3 wsicwd 'Slumped iv Entrants I I IG v r i Siren [ti i\>!h CQ. I I-, i i». v v.'i t o I.i momic Affairs, -i. t. iii.o __tU t____U_i- rj'.r- 1: ,o:;
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    STORE HAS HIT-AND-RUN SAMPAN MAN
    90 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE has a hit-and-run sampan man. A night a motor- sampan rammed a paddle sampan tw< miles out at sea. injured thi oarsman and. disregarding his cries, made off into the darkness The oarsman, 38-year-old Ond Chwee Teck was badly hurt mi
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    Recruiting At Pontian Kechil
    38 3 The Chief Recruiting OTieer (Mal a y a and Singapore) Major Frost, RA., will visit Pontian Kechi] (Johore) on Dee. IH and 14 to interview potential recruits for ihe British Army (Mylav Othei R'inL-cl
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    Alleged To Have Posed As Detective
    88 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs AJ eged to have arrested a man while pretending to be a detective m the C.1.D.. a 20-year old Eurasian. M. M. Goonting, was charged before Mr A. P. Jack. the first magistrate today. The offence was stated'
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    Australia May Train Malayans For The Clergy
    123 3 Dr. Wolfe Baines, Bishop of Singapore, said yesterday that! Australian seminaries were willing to train Malayans for the clergy. He -sticl on his return by Qantas Constellation: "This is most promising for us here." Bishop Baines attended the centenary celebrations of the Australian
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    To Stand Trial
    297 3 M\ETEKV> ear-old Nian (honj: Njiak wma com. mitted to Mand trial at the next \ssize* after a preliminary m the Singapore Second Police Cowl f eater day when be was tentatively chained ui'.h srttiiiii tire to a taxi with I\m» other Chinese om Scpl« 2 l Noordin
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    COOK JAILED
    85 3 Standard Staff Ronnrter A cook m the Tan Tock Sena hospital. Loy Teck Koon was sentenced to one year's imprison nent by Mr. Justice Brown at the Singapore Assize court jre terday for causing hurt to Gan Chin Chye. a fellow cook who has since died of the
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    CALL FOR ADULT EDUCATION
    247 3 CALL FOR ADULT EDUCATION Standard Staff Reporter A GREATER portion of any educati m iro te m Malaya >uld be spent on adult education and the le« < >pmeni m the field of adult education shoul I p k .'h education .n other ti.- Is rti _as si ted bs
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    Perak Students Told Malaya Needs Loyal And United People
    216 4 Perak Students Told Malaya Needs Loyal And United People Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thursday:- The need to build a nation of united people wl:!i undivided loyalty to this country was emphasised by the Perak State Secretary, Che Mustapha Albakri, when he addressed students ot the Anglo-Chinese School, Kampar, on Speech
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    Flag Ban Re axed
    78 4 Standard Stuff Correspondent KUALA Lc.i/tR. ia- —The ban on the flying foreign flags m the Federation has been relaxed. the Government has dec ed that permission will be t- sn to fly the i sof Commonwealth coun tries on a reco?nisrd nitr 1 day every year.
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    No 'Taxis Committee For Malacca-Wisdom
    342 4 Standard Sta3' Correspondent MALACCA. Thurs. Asked whether a "Taxis Committee." representative of users, operators and others was desirable to enquire into the Settlement'staxi requirements, the Resident Commissioner, Mr. G E. C. Wisdom said that the present machinery pro yided under the Motor Vehicles Commercial Us;
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    Fngineer Accused Oft eft
    145 4 Fngineer Accused Oft eft St.ad_.rd St !T Corresi>aad.»al .AL.A i>_ d ih...., C tt Cem t. a 27-year-o European E'ectrical Engine i:i the Central Eieetricit E »ard. e am d trin c- ore W D M X (bant. P. Imt i the Sessions' Court today. OP charge of stea'ing ten
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    DETAINES GIFT
    58 4 Inmates of the Detenti >r C°mp T r w Q-u:is er« f > l they turned ait m ie rs workshop as their ChrJstm. present to Malacca children. A Malay wn* ,r,, »n Timah an' her Mother MVS' nah were tx>l fined $15' :mcl Sfi respectively m Muar
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    Died Fighting
    92 4 Tie ai s with Mr, N)"l by a handit ball.t, says that v} (l Th 3} vv re both i'sp c ing a new clearing when the t\ heard a click J rom dukar m front of t' mi. •♦ed Mr M«w'4e* N s*' A movement m the
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    32 4 ?metery by Rev. Father Bryr\c\. members ot the family ml friends. A short service /as he'd at the chapel and the [raveside where the chief loumers were the sons of the leceased.
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    Funeral Of Mr. Noel F. Holder
    55 4 standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.ie funeral of Air. Noel Frank > Jeter, mho was k lie a audits yesterday morning al mpar Tengal Estate. Dengkil Lajang, took place this mornig at the Roman Cnthulu netery m Cheras Road. The cortege left the Bungsai
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    Kampong Guards
    30 4 KUALA IdPIS. Thurs A 'ribute was paid to the Security Forces anci the Kampnnp Guards by the Sultan ot Pahang yesterday when he opened the State Counci neeting.
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    Damrged His I Card
    34 4 A fine of $11 or 5 days' simple imprisonment was imposed on young Chinese, Lim Chiu Ki.c who described himself as a Sin 'ipore farmer, for mutilatini s identity end
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    Shri Ghose' Prayer Meet
    121 4 Shri Ghose' Prayer Me et -Photo by Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.- prayer meeting will be hen it 5 p.m. today at the Yivcknmnda Ashra~na to fhri bin d o Chose. philosopher spiritual teacher and writer. who died on Dec. 5. Siri Chose, says the Agent ri the Government
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    MANDI SAFAR AT P. DICKSON
    76 4 Standard Staff Correspondent FORT DICKSON. Thurs.— Telok Kemang, seven mile? from town, was the focal point for Malays of Negri Sembilan. Selangor and Malacca who gathered m large numbers to •elebrate Mandi Safar, the 'estiva! when Malays bathe their sins away. Over 2,000 people, m
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    Repatriates Want Land Transferred
    86 4 Repatriates Want Land Transferred Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPCR, Thurs. Families of Chinese re patriated from Malaya want the Malayan Chinese Asso elation to he!p them get per mission from Government to effect transfer of immovable property held by the re patriate*. The MCA lias received complaints from detain- that
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    'Go Slow' Move In Rail Yards Affects Trade
    240 4 'Go Slow' Move In Rail Yards Affects Trade Standard Stall Correspondent 111 ALA LUMPUR, Thanu— Proof tbat reUwaj I dafT i.i the marshalling yards are adopting a "Co S!<m policy that is ceasing much inconvenience to trade, is contained m a recently leaned Malayan Railway Administration communique. It states that
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    PRINCE DHANI FOR SEREMBAN
    52 4 Standard Stall Correspoadeat SEREMBAN. Th irs —Rot (District Governor, Siamese]! Prince Dl expected b vdsit Seremban en Decembei j 15. The Seremban Rotary t jlub is. however, pting ti postpone the visit to a lai late as the President am General Secretary will be away U
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    HEADMASTER TALKS OF S'HAI
    274 4 Mr. A. 1.. McCorkindale Headmaster of the King George V School. Seremban, spoke or "International Shanghai", at r meeting of the Serembar Rotary Club on Wednesday. Parents and friends saw a" exhibition of handwork, dray, ng, needlework and fret wor >y the pupils of the Governmei
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    Chinese Help Keep Malacca Tranauil
    222 4 Standard Staff" Correspondent MALACCA rhurg. Llicei and Advisor. C lii nes; i. Jollye said loday tha; ti laiacca are playing an ir he Settlem nt m a state oi He said: "We have also had plendid assistance from thi laiacca branch of the MCA md
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    workers Smok More Because Of Rubber Boon
    203 4 Siamlartl Siail KUALA U Nfl k. ri, •icing consumed h\ rubber rmploycct* and workera m before, \__bu__a___9 <»f tbr ram This general Increase n eon-i sumotfon has affected cigarette market, 11m Standard learns. In the extei I I •ertain retailer^ row i |Q
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    Prophet'i Birthday
    34 4 Standard Stafl Correspondent KOALA LUMPUR ThursJn the occasion tj c Prophet Mih nad, tht \ll Ma sys Society will celebrate Dec. 21 vith a procession by Muslims n eluding school chi Irei
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    3 Day Cours For 'Cubs
    16 4 3 Day Cours For 'Cubs ■s j PORT s I i I 'he D. S. Pai
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    Baby SU Was Big Succeess
    22 4 Baby SU Was Big Succeess S I Fair i -j I I 3d tht '.lie B 1 I B 2. B A
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    ound Guilty In etrial, To Hang
    77 5 ound Guilty In etrial, To Hang Sl ifl I orrespondenl leath sentence \>as passed hy oa thu afternoon on a 36-yrar-old illegal possession of a rifle. I 1 r( h iese Bill ■tar. Miss Tse Loh Lin i, h m.mir by the Yuk Chov \l: aa Tuesday night. Penansr. i
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    Boys See ' UN Rally Exhibition
    110 5 Boys See UN Rally Exhibition Standard Staff Correspondent UPING, Thurs.— timed at r.aking youths under.-*. and the meaning and value ot ratic ins itutions, a JN r_ exhibition was held n the y Treacher Girls' >] nail here yesterday. More than 360 senior boys md girls trom the six local
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    mper ACS Exhibition
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    Goldsmith Found Dead In Hotel
    37 5 PENANG. rhurs.— A Chut »se g nmith ol Alot Star ws lead m a room i.t th M Gah lodging hOUSC l ng Rfl II lay. The deceased was Che Sin, 37.
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    Police Tighten Up Security Measures Un renting Island
    155 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. As a result of the outbreak of terrorist activities on the island resulting m two deaths and two critically injured m three days, Penang Police are now lightening up security measures. Armed auxiliary policemen] ast night cordoned
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    MRNVR HQ To Be Built On Esplanade
    208 5 MRNVR HQ To Be Built On Esplanade Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurt*.— The headquarters for the local unit of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve* will soon be erected at the site of Fort Cornwall!* here, it is learnt. Recruit- hlg of officers ami naval ratings will begin early next
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    Settlement Council
    38 5 Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG Thurs.— The fifth > rv. vim; oi the third session eof the Penang Settlement n Council will be held at tht Council Chamb Peel Avenue •c o:\ Thursday Digc, U ai 23< n.m
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    Jee Ah Chian Made New MC
    121 5 Standard Staff Reporter A NEWLY -NOMINATED Singapore Municipal Comnissioner Mr Jee Ah Chian Is well-known to not only the Chinese but also other local communities. Mr. Jee s keen interest m public affairs is reflected m the ong list ol local public organisations on
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    Private Cars Not For Hire
    79 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.'There are too many privati ars m Johore Bahru plyin; or hire and I would like thes •ulprits caught." remarket Magistrate Inche A. Kadi fusof today. Earlier Court Insnecto Mohd. Tahir had asked foi leterrent punishment on r Singapore private car driver 'am
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    $3,000 On His Head
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    Penghulu Shot Dead
    125 5 j Standard Staff Correspondent j PENANG, Thurs— The wave] d' terrorism which swep* tin I sland here for the past thrc. lays also made its presenn elt m Province Welleslej vhen a Malay Pepghulu wa; ■hot dead yesterday. He was Ismail bin Hashim >enghulu of Bukit Tambun
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    Woman Among 3 Sel. Bandits Killed
    178 5 Standard Stafl Ivi ALA LUMPI K. Tl been killed m the past 24 In of them m the Rawang are; lr T Correspondent hurs. Four bandits have mir* m tlie Federation, three a of Selangor ami the other m Johore. A woman was among
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    Another Chinese Actress In Penang
    58 5 Standard Staff Reporter PENANG, Tl Foi ng the visit here of the l mo ese film Mar. Miss Tze Loh an. and the Mandarin hctress, Bai Kwang, another Chinese 'esterday She is Miss Lee Gim Chew. i Peking dram? actress, v? vill be giving a
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    197 5 Thailand Takes! Precautions Against Invasion PENANG, Thurs. In vie* «>l tne pree^ni Korean war, the Thai Governutepl has taken every precaution againsl an} possible i^^ 1 1 from the north, iaid Prince Dhani oi rhaiiand, who arrived \u*rv h> air irom Bangkok this ;;n< noon, m an interview with The
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    117 5 Standard Stall Corresponds I X APUR. 1 r or the first time m ami ;heatricals m Maiaya. a C use play will be produced by non-C when i untie section of the \a Wang-Pah Meet c Drag at the Hall. Young Hoad. m aid i V V and St.
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    Tin Duty increase Foreshadowed By Griffiths Statement
    340 6 Tin Duty increase Foreshadowed By Griffiths Statement FORESHADOWING increased taxation for the Malayan tin industry, the Secretary of State for olornes, Mr. James Griffiths told Parliameol that lie had heen discussing with the High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya what further steps could lie taken to broaden j the
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    Short-covering Maintains Rubber Prices
    166 6 rSlamlaril Stall X eporlrr TW \!)F. m the Siiijjapori' rubber markel yesterdaj vus main!) ior shorl-covering purposes* Opening about ifii friu- per Ih. helow Wed lesday'g closin*! I neo. quotations fluctuated narrowly throughout the <1 v. At th lowei levels there wa a nfertain amount ol
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    Mambau Tin Is Hit By Emergency
    124 6 Mambau Tin Is Hit By Emergency MAMBAU TIV Coi ipany c c have i the y r ende l Jun i_ I 1950, beca ise the Emei l y c il im >i i t v uui prospecting f< i .v area nays Mr. W \v rrei (the Chairman) i
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      RUBBER
      96 6 PThe latesl Singapore rubber prices yesterday Dec. 7: 1 w ite per lb Br vers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose 11.13 $1.74 I OM. m ba'es Dec. .No. 1 KS S. 51.721 $1,735 No 2 R S.S. $1.62 i $1,633 No. 3 lis S, (norn I $IJSZi $1,533
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      44 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Th price of tin tc la i w as S3 > per picul. Down sj.:;;;. LONDON TIN !.i> prices first il i) i poi £1.090 buj ers. £1,095 ■'-.ITS l bree months £986 bus ers. £9 sellers. Settlement price £1,690. Tone: Easy.
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    New UK Refinery Now Operating
    81 6 New UK Refinery Now Operating SIX WEEKS d ol s hei the m vv plant ;it thi S:u [avei Essex refii er\ h::s jus mv into opei ati »n and is al ■uy manul cturing p. trol an< oil products at a rule > 45 i.ooo tons i yeai Pr
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    Duling Money Exchange Rates
    116 6 EXCHANGE iates now m force as supplied by tin Malayan Exchai Banks ;s<K-iation are as follows FREI MARKEI CM RRENCIES I i I 2-t i' 4 dlb 2. 4 il nc 1'1« 9 4 11 IC |i a'lrin.. review i&5 It I'H m< i k P
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    Synthetic Is Dearep
    60 6 WASHINGTON Dec 3 CAP):— The U.S. Govern meat has innounced a 21 to 6 <-ev> a pound Increase m the price of syntheth rubber from todaj The Re ci m 'ii f ia nee Corp v. n. a h the > *i i m m/s rubber programme,
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    INDIA MAY REOPEN THE LEDO ROAD
    47 6 AT THF suggestion of Burma the Indian Government i.s con sid m«? the re ipening ot the '.cd i Road, connecting Assam with Unper Burma, to facilitate 'he movement of goods, esoecial iy ri^e. between North Burma md Assam —GIIS r
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    4 Ovaltine Chiefs Confer Here
    67 6 4 Ovaltine Chiefs Confer Here I Ova. une chefs from various parts of the world discussions. Pictured here ara (irom left): Mr. Otto t .la k rer of i Dr. A. Wander Ltd., Berne; lr. Eric birlckson, Tasma- I nan manager; Rir. J.D. K Hague, Managing-Director j > of A.
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    Shares Down Hope Fades
    138 6 Shares Down Hope Fades LONDON Dec 7. > n A t in the Lon c. Si Exchange today wa bj t c Was lington re pTt that p:'« k ol a F i E v a peaceful sett'en emerging I I c Truman Attlee talks fading s ill i .s<e<
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    Produce market Is Quiet
    266 6 Produce market Is Quiet Standard Staff Reporter Oniy small business wa eported m tne Singapore iroduce markel yesterday. Cop- a opened with buyer? u-ound $462 P t>r picul am el lers $47 J. Later seller: [ropped to SIT' but no < eai: /ere done. Coconut o 1 was quiet with
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    Newsprint Quota For Malaya Fixed
    85 6 Newsprint Quota For Malaya Fixed LONDON. Dec. 7, (Reuter).--1 Harold Wilson. Preside il < Board of Trade, said toda ».e could n »t increase the amou •f British newsprint exports i ya m 1931. Wils m said, "The who' t the 100,000 tons to whic "■>e Gov mm* r>t has
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    US FIRE LOSSES
    19 6 1 s in Ame i r US$49 ;e National Board of Fire estimated.- A P I
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    Tin Mill Products To Cost More
    60 6 Tin Mill Products To Cost More NEW YORK. Dec 7 (AP Subsidiaries ol tin LJ S Stee I their prices for tin mill products woul< nre an average ol 12 dc •ent on Jan 1 Highei production rosts m •ludii a rp rise In th« )i ice ol pig-iron m
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    800 6 Standard stall Reportei SING VPORE. Thurs.- Tii yan share market wa :r tot Tn.e-e was < rate turnover of hu vith prices s 'owing smal nproy :m nl m all section: loday s prices were.— INDUSTRIALS Buvet? Sellei v lex Rr it ki\y 185 1 95 Ord
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    Houses And Lain fetch $455,700 At S'pore Auction
    166 6 Houses And Lain fetch $455,700 At S'pore Auction A SUM of $455,700 was realised nl ai aurttoti ale held by Messrs Ching Keng I< and I *>. ofl I I ,(tis of land and bouses* Four other !<.'- n pc i drawn i:s the reserve prices were n<>i rearhed. Messrs
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    More US Aid For Orient?
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    Tin Outputs In November
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    Queries On 'Delays In Shipments Of Goods To Fed. Gov
    96 6 Queries On 'Delays In Shipments Of Goods To Fed. Gov ary Mr James G aboul ;oods to M shipment of gen nent could not rei lumber of separate r. mpoi I also the delivc 0 be ex tended iver a It long a notice as pi d« nt anl tl
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    THE STANDARD JUNIOR LEAGUE
    342 7 THE STANDARD JUNIOR LEAGUE Inactive League i( !ges Next Week 1 earoQed Leaguers I be receiving a badge by ext -ceek The badge :s attractively made and I'm sure 'tou'll be proud to own 1 wear one. Here's (mother phase of A- igue's acttoitiei about ust tell you. That tending
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    Jill Tells The Kiddies How To Deal With Grown-ups
    208 7 DRETTY ••■-•.ear-old Jill 1 Ov New York s ie books her mother had ibject of child care. She decided children needed a han k of child's-eye-s of their parents. the little brownhaired girl is awaiting a ty cheque from her rir-*
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    Teddy Learns To Growl
    272 7 A 1.1. the fairies ol Fairy- Lint were busy sewing, stitchiag. mending and hammering, and were making a terrible lou St; tink- was heard and •y. jumping up. cried with glee. "H r mes Santa Claus to collect our I for his Si Pinky ran to
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    OUT IN THE RAIN
    94 7 HO wouldn't be out m the rain To sit and watch it is vain, Ti e folks who pass hy. Look so jolly und spry. I wish I were out m thc rain! i •aH iral, ry tn <i wet, No matter how dripping I get,
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    Epsom Derby Does Fast Run
    267 7  -  OLLIE DAVIES By r \>i work was done on the second track al Ipoh esisrday. lhe going was very good. Tin- best time •as returned b 5 Epsom |>,. r l». Vi ,h Spencer tnde, this four-year-old hay English gelding nent m •< 2 >.
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    Longest Open Road Motor Race
    79 7 Longest Open Road Motor Race DARWIN. (Airmail):—(Reuter\AP) The longest open road tor race m the world— from c to Alice Springs and backnay be staged next yea'- as part ''.Australia's jubilee celebrations. There are 2.000 miles to cover. The Administrator of the Northern Territory has agreed to the proposal. There
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    New Clubin Penang
    29 7 PENANG, Wed. The new ■lubhouse for the Ferry Service 'its Club, constructed at a c is >£ over $8,000. will be officially ipened some time this month.
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    Negri LTA Officials
    64 7 Negri LTA Officials SEREMBAN. '1 innual gi i Negri Sembi a tion Mr. 11. A Hughes was dent with Alas vice-pr< Mr. Tan Chin Beng oeen actively coi vvitl >he player ler of year; and treasurer. The meeting decided to hold the novices inter c uh tourname t I for
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    UK Rugby Results
    31 7 LONDON. Dec. 6 < Reuter): Following are the Ru^bv Unioi results: COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Hampshire 11 Sussex 3! < pla yed at Portsmouth) OTHER MATCH Devon. S. 14 R.M. Corps 0
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    He Liked The Drink But Not The Photo
    112 7 PARIS. Dec. 6 (AP)— "Sugar" Ray Robinson on Tuesday won a court order for the seizure of Coca Cola advertising with his ohotograph, which he claimed •vas unauthorised. The judge said m his ruling, "It is unusual for a professional champion to
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    P.W. Badminton
    97 7 PARIT BUNTAR, Dec. 6.— ln the Province Wellesley South inter team badminton tournament, the Nibong Tebal Recreation Club easily beat the Nibong Tebal Special Constable.- by ti\\ Sames to nil. The following are the full scores (N.T.R.C. players mentioned firsl i: Doubles: Khor Eng Lav and Wong Saik
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    IPOh Mace Weights
    390 7 FOLLOWING are the weights for all the eighl •aces on the third day of the Perak Turf Club December meeting: Class 2 Div. I—B^ I urs. trave Wind 9.0( Sir Tristram 8.13 larlemagne 8.1 Rigoletto B.l' Ma tair 8.0! Little Ned X.Oi. Birthda; Gift 8.05 l ather
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    King Kong May Meet His Match Today
    155 7 King Kong May Meet His Match Today \l. H WOC. better known as "The Wrecker", 20 st. grappler with a ">2 m. chest, arrives gapove ;hi* morning from Australia. Dubbed "The reck* i because of lhe number of opponents he < injures, Havoc makes lii* Singapore debut m a top-line
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    86 7 PENANG, Tui s Tl i n the Pi against X jy the s< .•omin« n: .he HMS ion .>- Penang S] .V t< m Road a1 5 p.m. S Broadbent J 1 md O. I! iss Allan, P. L. E. M 5 ie. Th. .earn
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    NS Hockey Team
    34 7 SEREMBAN, T soccer d numbers o the state '.vii! m< friendly match g The N g has been c Sheikh Mustapha. Chong X I Heng, John V Rajoo. Tai F Dan!
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    Thomas Cup
    76 8 iTHE £100 FOONG SEONG Cup is nam' after its donor, a Pe r ak Chinese miner-sportsman. It was first played for m 1937 on Davis Cup lines. Singapore kept out of the competition until this year when the Cup is being played for under new rules based on
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    TWO
    47 8 tup establishes the world's badminton cham jl pions so does the Foong l Seong ciu> deride ,1 Malaya's champion state. j Previous Winners j| FOONG SEONG Cup J champions up -to date < 1941 Penang |i 1942 16 no competition. 11*47 Penang I 1948-41* no competition, jl
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    Penang's Hopes Are Bright
    374 8 Penang 's Hopes Are Bright By Tan Ttilv Iio?, Hon. Sec., Penang 8. V. PENANCS PROSPECTS o! winning Ine Foong Seong Cap have never been brighter, even though the settlement has lo^t lhe servicea ot one ol her foremost players, the late Loh Hock Soon. There is very indication ihal
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    Favourites Extended In Y's Tennis
    110 8 Favour ites Extended In Y's Tennis ONG CHEW BI E AND MRS GREENHILL favour:'-'., foi the I doubles championship m the V.M.C A. tournament, were exten Lir. Hee Ci. Ni m an excitii tc. lay. They won 8-6, 2-6. an 6-3. The other mixed doubles Fc I and Mrs X
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    SINGAPORE CAN MAKE IT 5-4
    190 8  - SINGAPORE CAN MAKE IT 5-4 KEN JALLEH !U GRANTING i *G SOON the besl of the deal wilh loi vli i" lhe edge m ilii> cuj> lie v>iih Penang ol ihe I olon) hould be good for a five-four win over 'enang. 1- »ur wins— two singles and W beat
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    Another Match For Tourists
    91 8 r BOMBAY. Dec. 7: (Reuter).T i Commonwealth cricket touring team i.s to play an additiona' m teh here, starting on .Mar. 3. Mr. A. s. De Mello, President of the Indian Cricket Board oi Control, announced this at a party given to the tourists last night.
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    JAPAN INVITED
    41 8 GENEVA, Dec. 7 (AP)— Otto Mayer, Chancellor of the International Olympic Committee. said on Wednesday that Japan would be invited to participate m both the Olympic tratk and field games at Helsinki and the j winter games at Oslo.
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    THE SCALED IN FOONG SEONG CUP FINAL
    565 8  -  KEN JALLEH By TWO players, whose temperament and form always will l>e unpredictable, can settle lhe result of the most important badminton match of the year, the Foong Seong Cup final between Singapore and Penang which begins m Penang tomorrow. The two incaleulables
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    Team
    158 8 001 TEIK HOCK. (Captain), strong, silent "hero" of the Malayan rbomas Cup team. Master m the art of retrieving, Ooi is a player who contests every point and goes all out for victory. Holder of the All iln Tian *1 and Danish flouVes titles 1940. Malayan doubles title 1940,
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    Spore Team Sketches
    201 8 WONG PENG SOON. Master of the art of deceptive play. Graceful and stylish m play. Wong a Thomas Cupper, is five-time holder of the Malayan singles title, winning it m 1940. 41. 47, 49 and 59. Won Malayan mixed doubles title with sister. WaUeen Wong, m 1947.
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    LINE UP FOR THE MATCH
    84 8 LINE UP FOR THE MA TCH PIN ANO. Thurs.— The final selection of the teams for the Foong Scon" (up match were announced tonight as follows: SINGAPORE Singles: I. Wons Pen? Soon Z. Cheong Hock Leng Ong Toll Lim Doubles: 1. Ong Poh l.im and [small bin Marjan heong Hock
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    SCRC Women Rally, Draw
    123 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tliurs. Down by three goals to ont' until late m the second hall", the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club women staged a fine rally m the last few minutes of their hockey match with the Selangor Eurasian Association to force a three-all draw at the
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    Hussars Surprise
    72 8 IPOH. Thurs. The Fourth Hussars scored a surprising victory over the Kinta Malays In th evening's league hockej at Io They won a solitary goal itored by Ainscough m the V< first minute of play. Thi? was 'heir second victory m the league In another match Sturrock Club
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    FRENCH BASKETBALL TEAM COMING TO SPORE
    194 8 A FRENCH basketball team! from Paris on a tour of the Far Easl will visit Singapore on Dec. 27 for a series ol matches with the Colony's teams. This was disclosed at a council meeting of the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation held yesterday.
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    Saddler Loses To Flanagan
    167 8 DETROIT. Dec. 6. (OT)— Young Del Flanagan over came an early case of jitter* to take a unanimous dcci sion victory over the feather weight champion, Sand> Saddler, tonight before a crowd of 5.786 fans. It boosted the handsome Saint Paul battler's undefeated streak to 50
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    Late Rally Fails To Save Eurasians
    370 8 Xl AI V LUMPUR, Thurs. The Selaiiiior Eu•asian Association Rugby W were narrowly beaten by 1 points (goal and two trie*) to five (f*«>al) by the Selangor Club m lluir return fixture on the padang to- lay. 1 Credit went to the light Fura
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    Hand In Weekend'cl Hockey Tests
    417 8  -  LINESMAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Another of group State hockey matches gel under \v here on Saturday when Perak from the mm Negri Sembilan and Malacca from Mintli. \.-i the Federal Capital for their quadrangular to iiament. Last week Penang. Negri Sembilan and Perak did
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    Bromwich, Quit Lose To US State
    8 8 Bromwich, Quit Lose To US State mmmmaaamaaaam^ t
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    Motor Hill Climb In KL Dec. 26
    103 8 Motor Hill Climb In KL Dec. 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Che Selangor Motor Sp< dub is organ i be held at Kei Rise 3oxing Da The course i. iam surface and m varying from angled corners to thos* sse type. Competiti irs who SheUey W Kenny Rase has similarity to
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    Tony Mottram Beats Vasant
    61 8 Tony Mottram Beats Vasant KARACHI D 7 iAP Mottran B Vacant, I lia, m round of the Asian I Tennis champions!. today to win 6-1, 8-6, 6-1, Aftei set easily Vasant n prising comeback m ftrst at 6-5 but tin Indian t games to draw I on each. On the
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    80 AIRCRAFT, 600 MEN FOR S'PORE AIRDAY
    249 9 80 AIRCRAFT, 600 MEN FOR S'PORE AIRDAY VU.... ...1 Ci IV Man ird Mali Reporter Si YU.ViO nuiduMc-r ,a lire which re nl Kalian- Airport** peaceful air yesterdaj as Spilfi c Bghters went into mock action, -aye preview oi the thriiU to lake lace tomorrow Air Day. Ta g tenaciously
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    Two Frigates For Korea
    86 9 WASHINGTON, Dec. 7:— i i ral Forrest P Sherman, i hid of Naval Operations his received the thanks of Korean Nary for two n frigates, the O.S. 1) c Department an ■ounces, letter from R»-ar Ad miral S >hn Wen Vil inform f 1 luural Sherman
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    US Navy 'Calls Up' 3 A.P.L. Tourist Ships
    247 9 US Navy 'Calls Up' 3 A.P.L. Tourist Ships INSTEAD oi ilarting lhe round-the-world cruises :<>r which they nrrr originally designed, three \nnrican President Lines ships, which were expected io rater lor the imerican tourist traffic hi Singapore, have bow been taken over l»\ the United States Nav\ nr conversion into
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    Freight Bates Up From Jan.
    67 9 SYDNEY. Dec. T (Keuter \.\P) shipping freights between Australian and lar ivisi-rn ports will rtsC b> i ten per cent, on Jan. 1 1951 the Chairman of the Australian Eastern Shipping Con ference, Mr. J. O. I'lini. gn nounced yesterday. He said the reason for
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    'Bombing' Of Bandit Camp On Air Day
    176 9 'Bombing' Of Bandit Camp On Air Day A DEMONSTRATION of hove e R -,F is helping ifl >andits wil! be given ou Si lore Air Day tomorrow ac Kallang Airport. A bandit camp, consisting oi 2 huts, will be built m the an ield on the day. Taking part m
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    Flying Club To Offer Thrills
    306 9 Sir Richard Aluvihare. In-gpector-General o f tli c Ceylon Police (centre) who i returned to Singapore yes j terday by Qantas Constellation after the Commonwealth Police conference ia Sydney. Pictured here at Kallang \irport are, (lefl to right): Mr. K. C. B. Wiltshire, acting Singapore
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    HONGKONG'S TRADE MAY BE HARD HIT
    248 9 HONGKONG'S TRADE MAY BE HARD HIT i HE I .S. miliar;.." Oil all unlicensed! shipments lo Communis! China may adversely affect the trade m this colony. says an \l* report from Hongkong yesterday. It is fearetl that Hongkong's recent liiiii prosperity may lie sacrificed to the cold war trade embargo,
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    Shipments Blocked
    53 9 Shipments Blocked WASHINGTON', Dec. 7 (UP)— The U.S. Commerce 1 Department moved quickly today to block i'l cargo ship--1 ments to Communist China. s Customs agents v ere ordered on Wednesday night tto seize any American ship that might be trying to deliver 1 goods directly or indirectly to the
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    FIRING PRACTICE
    50 9 THE Singap or o Mr. •{Attendant, Command** L. P. [Lane, has warned the -.pping r I community m Singapore that j firing practice to seawards will 'take place between 7 p.m. on ..Dec 19. arid 1 a.m. on Dec. 1 •j2O. m the established coast artillery firing area.
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    16-PASSENGER HELICOPTER
    47 9 I LOS ANGELES Airwayl have evolved, and rin ulati i for ronsideration by ronstr I tors, plans and Specification! jfor a l'i-passonger belicopter. The type will hnvo grosi »ye ghl of 11 MMI ib orui-e at 12."i m.p.h.. and cost about I l/Ss2ol',ooo per aircraft.
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      385 9 and OUT OF HARBOUR j M&y s. j ~~&BP j'ja '«C?«.- :r^ i Qjjjjj ails tor NasapatUS, ASIATIC UNI Dec. 31: Anna Maersk s for .tanam and Madras Da ll PhiliDi Hongkong. Japan and tiTHKM »mii s Outwaro l-rnm Europe L S %v C st 0. Birdhana arrives Dec io.
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    822 10 1 'ONE are the days when a customer could cause a minor panic among shopkeepers by paying m hundred dollar notes. Currencies ot this denomination were so rare that the recipient was inclined to regard any casual payment with such notes with suspicion. Today, however, a hundred
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      What Kind Of Peace?
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    39 11 3 US Weapons More Fearful Than A-bomb "P Yui: rStites should withdraw its forces from Ko rea. He raid Sat the United States need not fear the outV- ''V." 1 ;.;:.J ;^;'pm^ rould "devalue whole pop..satellites to lil^ ut
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    Big Two Call On Test To Build UP Atlantic Defensces
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      1026 12 movie into a documentary. W nark turns m a highly mci Ite I performance as tiupersistent Dr. Clinton Reed and Paul Douglas an equally i ttstanding one as the tough. but human, representative of the law. Both have meaty i packed with action
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      65 12 home" doesn't entitle them to j blare their speakers al full blast into the ucc boar* ol I the mornini white tired workers try i ilalj to mi o I some much -bo ied sleep. KID If TIMS i I'VE be« racket be.- ed on is them tiny photostats rime-comics,
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