Singapore Standard, 7 December 1953

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    Masthead
    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD St Jfc jt m Vol. IV. No. 158. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 193.1. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    NEW TIN PRICE CEILING FIXED
    67 1 NEW TIN PRICE CEILING FIXED Dec. r> (Reu- new ranse of ,jkl maximum tin to be 1 a draft intin aureebeen sent to for study week-end, it is today. the 1 .urn th ap- i 1 mum 1 the nt. c prop rday's nal om- no obthe 1 or range
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    HOUSE DEBATE GUIANATODAY
    21 1 6: (Renter*} will face a hallei ge Con monj to- decision nstitution tiOn Will Queen governouj :ed on
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    To Break World Record
    13 1 To Break World Record RTIN, 23-year- caked aboard a m her round-tne-nmercial for
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    ANOTHER $500 COMES IN FOR THE TOY FUND
    266 1 THF. Singapore Standard Christmas Toy Fund was given a bis fillip yesterday with tw o substantial donations of MOI and SI 0(1 each from anonymous donors. Together with their cheques, these two donors sent their host wishes to the thousands of underprivileged
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  • Article
    Big Tornado Lashes Town, Killing 12
    116 1 Big Tornado Lashes Town, Killing 12 VICKSBURG. Mississippi. Dor. H (UP)— A black roaring tornado bludgeoned this Mis- sissippi River landmark during the rush hour last night and killed at least 12 persons, many of them children and Christmas shoppers. A survey of funeral homes identified 11 victims while at
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    Clerk Held Pending Ruler's Order
    1083 1 INSANE AT TIME OF MURDER' JOHORE BAHRV, Sun. -William K. C. Lowe, an elderly ex-detective and lawyer's clerk, charged with murdering his chief tenant, Sankaran Nair, was, today found to be "insane at tlie time of the act" by the assessors after a twoday trial,
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    JAP OFFER SHOCKS BRITISH SAILORS
    200 1 LONDON, Dec. 6 (AP)— Royal Navy veterans angrily told a Japanese salvage company yesterday to keep their hands off the bomb-blasted hulks of two British warships sunk by Japanese planes m the Pad- tic war. London newspapers reported British sailors were shocked by the offer
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    Biggest Jungle Swoop Is On
    401 1 30 Bandits Killed In 5-Month Drive KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A small hand rowel wifh the familiar "Good Morning" greeting, lying beside a faint track, gave security forces a clue to a bandit hideout, m one of the biggest jungle swoops to be carried out since
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    STRIKERS TURN DOWN OFFER
    59 1 MADRID. Dec 5: (Rou'er) A strike of hundreds of Spanish workers at the Euzkalduna Company's shipbui ding works near Bilbao. which began Wednesday, continued when workers refused *o app y for re-admi>sion to their pos:s. They declined a Co:npany ofler to app'y tor reinstatement on the
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    AIR ATTACKS ON REBELS
    61 1 VIENTIANE, Dec. 6 (AFP) i French tighter aircraft took full advantage of good weather today to .shoot up Victminh troops withdrawing rapidly northwards a!ong jungle tra from the captured stronghold of Muong Khoua. This post 80 miles northessl of Luang Prabang capital of Lao.s fell t
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    Queen Watches Deck Hockey
    47 1 ABOARD THE "GOTHIC". I) 6, (Reuter) Q E izabeth wa t t Duke < rgh p!ay of the Roy a! < of the Gothi afternoon On the forward well c officers of the Royal N played the Royal Marines, won by nine goals "o seven.
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    MAJOR GENERAL FOR SUEZ TALKS
    47 1 LONDON. Df 6: <K. iter) Major C.i nera B ward Benson is to cave London <<»i i Cairo iooq 'o join the British negotiator! m the Ang o- ECFptian ta'ks on B [evacuation of the S'iez Canal i Zone, the foreign Ofll
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    B.A.M. Bans Peng Soon
    57 1 B. A.M. Bans Peng Soon I WORM) li.million Won? Pen? Soon and his tourin; players Abdullah Piruz. l.im Koon Yam and Cheong Hoik Lens, now m Hongkong, are barred from all Malayan tournaments organised by the Badminton Association of Malaya or any of its affiliates. This decision was taken by
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    CYPRUS FIRE
    19 1 The worst fire mi n Cyprus for 50 years today destroyed an entire quaiter of this city
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    VI GOES SHOPPING IN HOLLYWOOD
    155 1 HOLLYWOOD. Deo. 6. (UP). A four-hour shoppins tour of Hollywood and Los Angeles provided many thrills yesterday for shapely Violet Slei&h. the dark haired Kuala Lumpur beauty who won this year's Miss Malaya contest. The 18 ye:.r old Kurasian waa escorted around lUe big department
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    Reds Lay Mine Trap On
    190 1 3 SCs, 4 Bandits Hurt KUALA LUA^PUR, Sun. Twenty terrorist-, yesterday mined a Police road patrol near Bahau and injured three special constables m the second ambush of the week m Ncgri Sembilan. The attack m which four I was staged on difficult road bend
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    3 Boys Perish In Sunday Mishaps
    237 1 DK AT! I il.inni'ii the ynun^ lives of three Singipore schoolboys ye.steiday m two tragedies which incurred within two hours of each other. In th t fn st ti Ij PDOUI H ;i m 1I m Moo :< oil t!i- i•> (l *i i
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    Brave Soldier
    28 1 (oktokxi itM th IMh Platoon, who ignored U i shots *nt\ a hrit Kirn.irit* to fir tM'» shot* himself, kill ing '!>' «<Mii|)in>'% fourth terrorist on !>«•« I
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    Hamid s Mambo Wowed Them All
    94 2 Hamid s Mambo Wowed Them All A 23-year-old Radio Malaya programme assistant, Rahim II amid, wowed them all. after the Xavirr Cugat show at the Happy World Stadium last ni^ht with his st\liscd version ol the Cuban Mambo. got Abbe Lam >n- j od." pore j aid: < for any
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    Allegations Untrue-DPP
    88 2 .lOHORE BAHRL". Sun. I Inche Suffian bin Hashim, Do-' puty Public Prosecuior. Johore, slates that the allegations of corruption made against Che Mc.hvnood bin Aii. a Lower Courts Magistrate by William K. C. Lowe during the murder trial yesterday were found to be false and untrue. The allegations,
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    UMNO-MCA TO TRY AGAIN
    302 2 Alliance Wont Keep Out Of Colony Dato THE UMNO MCA Alliance will not keep out of Singapore politics because of the defeat of its three candidates m Saturday's City Council elections, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, j President of the Malayan Chinese Association, j told The Standard
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    Judd Agrees U.S. Ought To Pay More
    138 2 Judd Agrees U.S. Ought To Pay More KUALA LUMPUR. Sun, Dr. Walter X Judd, leader oi the visiting American Congressional Mission, said here today that he agreed wi'h Malayan opinion that America should pay more for her i rubber and tin. Bui world factors determine these pi he added "Nevertheless.
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    Old Grenade Discovered
    77 2 SINGAPORE Police day recovered a nifty h.uui- grenade from the bushes, < at the 1^ 1 oi a nxxjnut I ;n Loroni 2f». i] •ii i It is j i not yet known whether it i^ itiii serviceable or not. Sulaimaa bin Abdul Kadir, li an employee
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    Alliance Is Deprived Of Majority
    163 2 Alliance Is Deprived Of Majority MALACCA. Sun— The I ure ol the UMNO-MCA ance to take the second Bukit seat at the polls yesterdeprived them of a majority m the Malacca Municipal Cou:. With a:i electorate of more than two-thirds of Sine-Malays. the Alliance could only reckon on 1.015 of
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    HIGH COURT TRIAL SHOT IN POLICE MOVIE
    397 2 HIGH COURT TRIAL SHOT IN POLICE MOVIE Standard Staff Reporter CAMERAMEN, "actors" and stagehands, headed by a film dirrctor. invaded the quiet iifßtty of the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday and turned one of the sacro- sanct courtrooms m the building into a film setting. The film, which i s being
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    MTUC BACKING RENOMINATION
    212 2 KIALA LIMPIR. Sun.— The Selangor Divisional Committee of the Malayan Trade Union Council reiterated yesterday its support of the Central Committee's renomination of Messrs. P. P. Narayanan and M.P. Rajagopal to the Labour seats on the Federal Legislative Council. A '"vote of confidence" on the MTUC Central
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      189 2 |,il VI •iHs -v |T1 *W r Jk I i j GRAND miS SA L I (unteen of Ciklj i «.M li<)| tiT ptoMi XT pieres io:> ptaa M.ixfi, ii. „C n Ul pieces Margan i E.P.N.S. Totti Racki E.P.N S. Entree D i Sterlinf Silver K« Coro Neck lac
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      77 2 Weather Report MINIMUM TEMPI K\ 1 1 Kf.: From 7.30 p.m. Dec. t<> 1.30 a.m. Dee. •*> Singapore \7.*>F); Peaaag UiBF»; Kota Bahru <7 IF); Kuala Lumpur i7 l i» [poa <<>~>F); Kuauttu (CUT), M a x im v m Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.:*0 p.m. Dec. s—Singapore5 Singapore
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    UMNO-MUSLIMS SECRET
    375 3 Organisation Was Keynote Of Big Victory In Penang PENANG, Sun. The success of the UMNO-Muslim Alliance which captured all three seats m the Municipal elections here last night was the result of a well-organised campaign which should serve as an eye-opener to the other three parties Labour, Radical
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    Hesitancy Blamed For The Spoilt Votes
    141 3 Hesitancy Blamed For The Spoilt Votes KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Supervisor of Elections, Mr. C. A. L. Potter, told The Standard today the reason why some votes at the Municipal elections yesterday were rejected was because of "hesitancy" on the part of the votei s. Several ballot papers ha I
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    Mass Wedding
    138 3 THE Khfk Community (iuil.J held thi-ir filth mass mirria<;»* at tii«ir pr^nrvs at P<*rk Seah Street yesterday irhei nine cowplea were married m a simple cetera >fiy. The happy rouplt's (s'srn :ibi»Vv') are: Mr. Van Chin K«v and Miss Lam Moßg Yin, Mr. Kh-w Chin Toon and Miss
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    Contest Put Off
    13 3 which eld at n CvHappy i I p 1 show.
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    4 Brothers To Receive Priesthood
    26 3 4 Brothers To Receive Priesthood i I P fr en I h will Br.). fr >m LkeM. 11. nunci i >ld IVlaj i Tikus. i parts
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    U.S. Mission Arrives
    145 3 FOTIt members of the t T .S. House «f Representatives including one woman arrived m Singapore from the Federation by air yesterday on a study tour of Hie Far Eait. They tnrr for Jakarta tomorrow. Congressman Judd told The Standard that the primary concern of the I'nited
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  • Article
    Progress Of Model Town
    94 3 KUALA LU rtPUR, Sun. Economic d bi i ighi about by the ti ide re »n, unemployment an 1 ictiona occasione by Emergency are hampering the pi Dgress of Ampang, the n progressive town a few miles outside the Fe i capital. This was state, by
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  • Article
    Dead In Drain
    47 3 BUTTERWORTH, Sum— An Indian woman whose husb m is a Chinese was found !i n a drain m Telega A.wr Road I this morning. Passers-by on their wav to market spotted the body 1! >Ati \i\ii m th water. The Police are investig itin^
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    70 Printers issue A Strike Threat
    176 3 ABOI'T 70 employees »f thr Malaya NUhMaf House will serve a two-wrek ultimatum on the mana?<»ment today to settle their irmfC claims. If settlement i> not reached writhin th itipul time, tin.' wrorkei i m ttnngenf steps, p itr ke < mi the disp
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    FRENCH NAVY VISITS S'PORE
    29 3 FRENCH NAVY VISITS S 'PORE PWO 1 (hip the Sa I I* i i i i In t rep rda i 1 i it <• i .r r I I
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    HINDUS TO CELEBRATE
    74 3 THE Hi T o! Hip Medical Dim) irtmen! i 'I n S ip »r- will duct the Sathurthi Festival ;it Si Sen pa g a Vi i Temple. 19 Cey m I- this W in ">ii i v from 5 to 9 i> m. At 7 p.m.
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    Toys Displayed
    45 3 A WINDOW cli p i toys fr >m lm> difl ?renl counti inrluding Malaya Ii held Mil ium t > Ii ift itl i m t tiu 1 the Unite i Nal tia Inl ti »nal Chll Iren's Emei m y I Fun l
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    BIRTHDAY BOY
    55 4 picture.) \\\\\\\\\w\» 5 FIVE YEARS OLD Nf J Wmj t'hrung, son of >lr. J and >lrs. N e lYnij Yee, o f J No. Kline Road. Kuala l.umpur. gets s,t to blow J »ot tbe randies on his J birfhd.iv < tk,. <lt the party held ni.rk t1,,.
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    Youth
    886 4 A PACE FOR THE YOUNG A Riddle Ss Solved CCNCLUDING CHAPTER 'I KE CHIEF OFFICER nodded hi s head wise!/ and looked quizxicaly ofr his Captain over the desk m Philips' cabin where the four deck officers had assembled. "Well, I must ay, Captain Phillips,* 1 h< "d In
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    CARRIAGE TRADE -1953
    44 4 MAT elegant attempts w« r« made. To cater to the carriage trade In days gone by and yet, somehow, Self-served m sup«r-mjrket« now. The cart before the horse til It'll US We pick and choose with little fuss. VIOLET ALLEYN STOREY
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    Untitled
    71 4 2WF doubt whether there aat«r t any of those chocolates c li'it m that pretty box. It certainly seems that four- tern month old Lynn i raves, of Kin^swood, 2 Bristol. lias polished oil < the lot! Lynn has a tnin brother Ian and he's a TAKING one too! Their
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    Riding The World's Only 'Floating Railroad'
    659 4  - Riding The World's Only 'Floating Railroad' MARGOT PINTER ANYONE can ride m a train over rails. but only the citizens of Wuppertal, Germany, can boast of reaching their destination via a streetcar which hangs precariously upside down on one rail! It is called "Schwebebahn," which means floating railroad. And although
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    GOOD TURN
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    Acting The Christmas Story
    835 4  -  A.H. ATKINS By Tradition Of The Nativity Play In Britain's Churches And Church Halls r\NE of the most beautiful ways of emphasising the true meaning of Christmas is the dramatisation of the Nativity: m Britain where the custom of acting the Christmas story m its churches
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    95 5 REET LAMP REPAIRER" by Siow KSieng Kong of 24 Lsith Street, Penang. Rolleiflcx, f 11 1/100. Agfa. ttiyhi DLD WOMAN" by Loke Loo Seng of 268-B, South Bridge Rood, Singapore. Rolleiflex, f.56, 1/10. Kodak Super XX. "EVENING SHADOW" by Kwok Siew Weng of 6, MacColium Street, Penang.
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    There's A Future For Rubber Cements, SaysGoodrichChief
    248 5 There's A Future For Rubber Cements, SaysGoodrichChief VKRON, Oliio (UP) RubWr cements, undertnt itmrilingj changes by research, are bow among today's most versatile structural mateaccordinf to Robert V. Yohe, vice-president The IV F. Goodrich Industrial Products Division, •n Ohio. at Cleveland, Yohe said thai i rubbers, combined with resins into
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    BUSINESS DONE IN SHARES
    139 5 I market fro ISM'STKI M P B I sti iii I I < ITniit I" >■ l Waug ■•< Bros Q..8 1 turanc* I > 1 1 N s. Hong $1 Vl}, K:j hai 12 20 t P g S.I 4"{ X- <:■ 4'i X m
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      216 5 /><: RITA DEL mR% r y OvAY'S (H J»1 Mio\. I m- i n ii in*- ni ii ronnc <>i irimitir m tin- aracM lodlV It lll.il Mir >||||»||| Are MekKNK Hhitf Ilii- inlrllitrnt are inn «t itewfct." altrtraaal MOM) I oi; I \MM om P --v T ike c
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    Postmortem Notes
    845 6 QNE uing thing aboul conducting an election DC tmortem is that one is being wise alter the '•\ent. One y adduce very bad reasons t- explain why things should have happened the way ihcy did. II a party has done badly at the polls all that a expected
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    WHAT DOES SOEKARNO WANT ?
    1325 6  - WHAT DOES SOEKARNO WANT B. TESSELIN By \O THE OUTSIDER, Indonesia is a country which, from year to year, is sinking into economic disorder and political chaos and moving towards communism. On the spot, the situation appears far less alarming. This is because, inevitably, the unit of measure used to
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      The Boy Who Was 'Thrown Out'
      461 6 The Boy Who Was 'Thrown Out' Sir; This concerns a fifth generation British Subject, whose forefathers made their homes aid dug their graves m Malaya. His great, great grandfather settled and died m Malacca, after giving away landed properties for charity. There were seven issues, all of whom have their
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      A LESSON
      122 6 Sir; It is a pity that "D appointed" was hasty In his conclusions. In India Ceylon, Indianisation and Ceylonisation of the Civil Service were m step with political advancement so that the transfer of power was effected without any major upheaval. In Burma and Indonesia this was not
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      BE GOOD LOSERS
      239 6 Sr, The Press statements on my proposed motion of confidence m the Central Committee of the Malayan Trade Union Council h.':\'e created some doubts m the Trade Union i'w'ii m Malaya. I have had at least more than ten people asking me all kirids of questions about
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      Misleading
      79 6 S r; Your he* Ilinc "Jap Magazine Exposes Reds" was misleading. The report gave Ihe impression that a certain Japanese magazine concerned with motion pictures had accused a number Of Jrem-h film directors of communist leanings. These revelations" were stated to nave been made lo Owing a successful festival
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    • Letter
      'Shocking,' The Visitor Said
      152 6 Mr; me letter by "Malayan" published m your paper under the heading "Alter This Rule" reminds m- of what a visitor to Singapore said after he had listened to the election broadcast over a week ago. He described the behaviour of the members of the audience
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    Laughter at Wort
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    'N. Koreans Buried Alive Two PoWs'
    41 7 'N. Koreans Buried Alive Two PoWs' Dec. 6 an reOi ille R. i alive Friday S n X re a he 1951, with h X aird d< ontinued, two buried the the him just I And Mul- h H b I
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    26 7 photo SINGER Johnie K;i y poiats o-.it toaicthiAf to srreei star Marilj vioni<»«" >t iro's i.» Hullywood, mhe re Marilyi tame to bear Jdißßie Bias. AP
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    POLICE DOGS AT PORT SAID
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    US FREIGHTER IS FIRED ON
    46 7 W Jordan. Dec o. (Ap the crew freighter said yesterday < ;i fl :t sheila at the on rrom their shore guns on T officials said thai the Coaj I Guard c-halle iged A bion identify herself and li i I AP
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    Draft Dodger Lived 3½yrs. In An Attic
    167 7 SOUTH IMAIMIKM) (\<'w Jersey), Dee. I, <AP). Police rarricd out of an attic here on Saturday, an unkempt. unshaven, voiceless man. son of a Russian immigrant, who had shut himself up there since June, 1959, because he feared bein-; cf rafted to serre
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    UN MAY HEAR GUIANA ISSUE
    54 7 CALCUTTA, Dec. fi. aieuter) The deposed Prime Minister of British Guiana, Dr. CheddJ Jagan, said here today he expected India to raise the controversial British Guiana i«:siie m the United Nations as a result of talks he hatJ had With the Indian Prime Minister, Mr.
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    Big-Four Meet Is Likely In Jan
    177 7 Big-Four Meet Is Likely In Jan HAMILTON, (Bermuda), Dec. 6.— The Western Big Three Foreign Ministers agreed here yesterday to meet Mr. Yyacheslav Molotov. the Soviet Foreign Minister m Berlin some time after Jan. 17, a usually reliable source said. The date of the Bi« Four talk! to discuss n
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    2 DIE IN CRASH
    24 7 AN Egyptian Air Force training plane crashed al Hanka. near Cairo. on Saturday, ki ling :he two men aboard AP
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    UN To Talk On Korea Today
    143 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 6 (Renter) The Political Committee of the United Nations General Assembly j yesterday adjourned until Monday discussion on an Indian proposal that it set a definite date Feb. 9 when it should reconvene to discuss the Korean question. tion. The adjourn
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    PIRATE LAIR RAIDED BY BRITISH
    323 7 PIRATE LAIR RAIDED BY BRITISH Frigate Swoops On Arabic Dhow LONDON, Dec. 6 (AP)— British sailors slipped silently oLoord on Arabian sailing vessel m a midnight swoop on a secret pirate hide-out and rounded up a crew of sea bandits still m their bunks, the British Admiralty announced last night.
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    67 7 phot.. THIS is one rase where the wife dances to the husband's tune, even though it's m (he name of entertainment. Betty Grahle. the wife, sinfts and dunces to the Unm of husband, Harry lames' band during a personal appearance at the Chicago Theatre m Chicago. The personal appe.ua lice
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    BIG RESPONSE TO VIEWS ON CHINA TRADE
    122 7 BIG RESPONSE TO VIEWS ON CHINA TRADE WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 <R< ler). A Wiiiie House spokesman said yesterday that 4,346 telegrams and 1,500 letters had been received :n response to a broad. ,si by Senator .Joseph McCarthy appealing lor views on allied trade with Commun- China. Tiie Senator urged "every
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    TRAINING SHIP DUE IN S'PORE
    61 7 TRAINING SHIP DUE IN S 'PORE TOKYO. Dec. 6. (Reuter).— The Agricultural Ministry today said thai its 588-ton training ship Shunroku Maru, Tokyo on Saturday with 41 students of the Government Fisheries Training Institute for a fi^hiriii and surveying training trip m .South East Asia. The ship is expected to
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    44 7 moto. SIR WINSTON Churchill, accompanied by Regiment Commander Captain John Nrill. Inspects a guard of honour of the Royal Welch Fusiliers at the airport on hi, am\al m Bermuda on Dec. 2 Debind Sir Winston (parti/ hidden) Is BritMi Foreign Secretary. Mr Anthoo>^4««. AP
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    Iran Seeks End Of Oil Row with UK
    151 7 Iran Seeks End Of Oil Row with UK TEHERAN. Dec. 6: General Pazlollah Zahedi, the Persian Prime Minister, suid In a broadcast here last night that P< rsia had resumed diplomatic relations With Britain because the breach ha«j failed to solve the oil dispute. H e said no progress had
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    NY Paper Resumes
    79 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 0 (Renter) An ght-page edition of Die New York Herald Tribune was t he only major paper on sale here today as the photo engravers' strike continued. Th<> paper's nain front page headline was "no settlement m sight.* 1 The Herald Tribune decided to
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    Boy, 14, Killed Friend For Bike
    84 7 MARBURG, (Germany), Dee 6, (AIM a 14 year-old Genial boy ha s been sentenced to eight-year reformatory term for killing a 17-year-old companion. leaving the body m a flam inu barn and riding off on the victim's now bicycle. WcJfgang Hopper was convicted of
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    ISMAY FLIES IN
    25 7 ISM AY FLIES IN LORD is \l.\y. Secretary Genera! ol the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, arrived m Bermuda on Saturday by ;.ir from P;iris. U.P.
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    Miss Fort Worth
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    Wrestlers Challenge Mossadeq
    85 7 TkIIE X N Dec <> (AP) |»i-i tiiirr Mohain m*'d Mo>s.ulcq. ttaSMliac trial here on .oiti stale charues. faced t u\\ dMleage yeater^ajr, It BUM from profrs sional wrestlers rnmprtiny m thr intern, ition.il tournamrnl .it I r.inkiurt. Germany. And it s:\n\: "When you are free, we
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    Norodom Leaves
    19 7 KIXG Noro lorn Sihi Cambodia i <>■. Saturday for at Si on i. i of his cap Reuter
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    Nehru Is 'Not Voice Of Asia' — Senator
    156 7 Nehru Is 'Not Voice Of Asia' Senator MINNESOTA, Dec r» (Better) Senator William Know land (Republican, California), Senate majority leader, tonight said there was I mistaken \ir\\ m some parts of (he world that Mr. \elmi. Prime Minister of India, v. as the "authentir voice for all of Asia." "Mr,
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    Canton Wives Go All-Out For Equality
    62 7 HONGKONG, Dec I (UP) The Kung Shi Daily News day women In Cai ■gainst husbands ff i moio. -.rowth muni: t-institut< i ..vw whi.-h liivr ility with li\.-n band m«i ly 1,4 Q lilC'l for <ii\ tober iui'i ci suiting from dUvoi other m.
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    A-Bomb Trigger Man Is Dead
    18 7 WASHIN ;i< I). i: s Pa rs oi the I r of i
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      A GIANT-KILLER
      864 9  -  DR. THOMAS JONES C.H. By Power \nd fnfhiriicr: An AiUobi^grmmky. By Lord Beveridge, (Hodder and Siomghtom, 3Q*J READERS of -India Called Iht m" will know that Lord Beveridge was born m India i>: re .«,rkable parents. ai§ rather -was a irict J ld Se and his studious mother
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      COMMUNISM AND THE PEASANT
      535 9  -  David Mitrany By Miss Lambton's able and learned study barely touches on topical issues and yet offers an almost complete answer to the question why communism so readily finds a Waj into backward peasant countries. As the author says "the question at issue i- not the
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      CHANGE IN CHINA
      393 9 BASIL DWlDmin Daybreak m < aaaa I— Cape. 10s. «id. MR. Basil Davidson went lo China last year with s<»me 30 other people from Britain at the invitation of the Chinese People'! Institute of Foreign Affairs. He went wherever :ie liked with the exception of Mrtnchuria saw
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      MODERN WOMAN
      85 9  -  Tom Hopkinson By (fr BfHUOil. m i Tm i' VOir holds I and yroman h I' ker than n potentially his i 1 f ■-hand coml I r rsfcal ire What k •v. hut hi- Hi 'oir writ to tak( Men h of wai I i 9 I
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    IN BRIEF
    130 9 A POWER OF ROSFS. by Ruth Park (Michael Joseph. 12s. 6d>.— Simple rumbustious story of th-* Sydney slums. teeming with good feeling and derelict humanity. TOUCH AND GO. by Jacobin* Kitchens (Putnam 12s. Gd.).— About half-way through this pleasant, sensible love story it isn't at all clear N
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    Lahej Is Content
    431 10 Lahej Is Content ADEN (AP)—A wave of erasperated nationalism ts sweeping the Arab world, avning at endmg the rule o] colonial powers, but the sultanate o/ Lahej ts the exception. The inhabitants of the tiny 10.000 square-mile Arabian territory ea.st of Aden. hare officially rolled lor a British protectorate. British
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    43 10 PhiUipa Rayp. 20, finds her job no bother. And what is met job? To look glamorous as she walks round the circus riag holding the number boards that announce the next act. Phil'ipa, a Londoner, is working with Tom Arnold's circus m Manchester.
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      OUR VARSITY
      311 10 Sir; Mow that plans are m the a:i to spill the Utuvei .v ;t Malaya betw< on Singapore '>'.a '.he Federation, it will no' be out uf pi i c to re-tell bow our University began. Before news of the first World War armi.-tice reache! Singapore both the
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      SORDID CYNICISM
      128 10 Sir; For sordid cynicism it is difficult to beat the Colonial Office statement explaining the expulsion of the Kabaka of Bujjanda who (it is said) has not been willing to co-operate with the British Government on a matter of major importance. What is this matter of major importance?
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      PROTECT VICTIMS OF BANKRUPTS
      207 10 Sir; Sometime a^o there appeared m your publication an article which constituted a defence of the law of bankruptcy as it obtains m the Colony today. The writer of that article was at pains to say that one of the primary causes of bankruptcy m the
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    'Strictly Indian'
    245 10 NEW DELHI. \P> Primp Minister N>hru\ Foreign Ministry has < lamped a special screening thtcfc on South -Kast Asian visa applications to keep the Indian Communist Party's forthcoming third congress "as strictly Indian as p« ssib'.e." The last time Indian Communists held a convention, m February. 1.048, foreign
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    Guns & Gallows Won't Stop It
    987 10 Guns Gallows Won't Stop It In one year of Mau Mou troubles 2,968 lives were lost. 2,207 were Africans. Another 1,817 Africans were wounded. The Mau Mau killed 736 people including 21 Europeans. More than 133,000 Africans were arrested. 55,000 are still imprisoned. Eight Kikuyu were executed m a single
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    WOLVES TAKE LEAD
    786 11 Spurs Shocked In Second Half Wande™ O £ster D day lum,£dM 7 W lv h ™Pt<>n Wolverhampton had won only one of their previous six league games against Tottenham. The London side were ahead at halftime but were overrun afterwards. Johnny Hancocks won the match for Wolve
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    LEAGUE POSITIONS
    711 11 \,.\u,idinn after m at«he< urre: IK VI DIVISION D L P APIs [14 5 254 2t 83 2 4 :»8 28 32 12 4 5 38 21 28 y 13 0 8 48 33 2f5 B 8 4 37 28 24 1 1 ***** 23 ft 10 534
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    Thrilling Soccer By Varsities
    86 11 Dec 6 (ReuterV and Cambridge d nlling soccer match Stadium yestering once after i half. Kdting and engame and some U was seen. It iat barely 6,000 ast OlymUj see such a nibition of football. went ahead m when inside cored only for Oxc lualiser m
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    Easy Win By Oxford
    83 11 LONDON, Dec. 6 (Reuter) Oxford gained an unexpectedly easy win over Cambridge m the annual interuniversity cross-country race held over a seven and half miles course at Roehampton mar London yesterday. They were successful by 2!) points winning four of the first six places with lan
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    England Unseeded In World Cup Soccer
    229 11 ZURICH. Dec. 6, (AP) The orffp* .sation committee for the %vorld football championship revised an earlier decision yesterday and Rave Scotland a chance to rank among the eight seeded teams instead of England. The committee earlier last week seeded eight of the 16 teams
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    WANDERERS MEET THEIR FIRST DEFEAT
    324 11 WANDERERS MEET THEIR FIRST DEFEAT AN EXTRA time goal by Kok Peow enabled the Chinese Recreation Club to oust the hitherto unbeaten SHA Division 2 League champions, Wanderers, from the KO tournament iii the first round match played at Paya Lebar yesterday. Had it not been for Bingham, the Wanderers
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    Japs Oppose Withdrawal From IOC
    243 11 Japs Oppose Withdrawal From IOC TOKYO. Dec. G (IP) Masaji Tabata, President of the Japan Amateur Athletic Federation, today said Japan is categorically opposed to any move seeking v. ithdrawal of the Asian (Janics Federation from the International Olympic Committee. Tabata told United Press he understood other Asian nations who
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    BELGIUM WINS
    32 11 PERTH, Dec. 5. (AP) Belgian Davis Cup players Philippe Washer and Jaques Brichant'won two more singles against India today. giving Belgium a 5-0 clean sweep m the first inter-zone final.
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    SPRINGBOK TEAM FOR FIRST TEST
    142 11 JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 6, (Reuter). Neil Adcock, 22--year-old fast bowler from Transvaal, is the only new "cap" m South Africa's team for the first Test against New Zealand m Durban starting on Friday. Adcock is the fastest bowler produced m South Africa since Cuaa McCarthy. The
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    Hoad Does Hat-Trick
    92 12 MELBOURNE, Dec. 6. (Reutei Hoad completed I k of State lawn tenii. titl«i when he beat Ken Rosew< the national champion. by 9— 7, B— d. :i— 6. 6— In the the Victoria singles eh impionship. Last month Hoad won the i Wales and Queensland Hoad iiiirl
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    The Test: India Fight Desperately
    221 12 BOMBAY. Dor. 6 (Reuter)— India with eisht wici standing needed -47 runs to avert an innings defeat at lunch on the tourth day of the .-.-"-ond test against" the Commonwealth team here. They were Ki4 tor two m their second innings at the interval, having
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    Here Was Best Match
    359 12 If the first match m the concluding day of the Singapore Hockey quadrangular tournament yesterday was rendered uninteresting by the very one-sided fray, the n m direct contrast came the second match, endin? m a 'I draw between Royal Air Force and Army, the outcome of
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    WONG & PARTY BARRED FROM MALAYA TOURNEYS
    208 12 WONG PARTY BARRED FROM MALAYA TOURNEYS IPO3I, Sun— The Badminton Association of Malaya will not take any action against Won? Peng Soon and his touring party now mi n Hong Kong— but they are barred from any tournament organised by the BAM or any of its affiliates. This decision was
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    'Goodwill Tour' By The BAM
    174 12 IPOFT. Sun.— The Badminton Association of Malaya will sponsor a team of six players On what is described as a "goodwill tour" of Bangkok, Hongkong, Japan and the Philippines d irwig March and April of next year. The tour which will take approximately one month
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    End Wong Controversy
    175 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. Loke Wan Tho, former vicePresident of the Badminton Association of Malaya, m^ht appealed for an immediate end of the CUI I controversy over Wong J 800O*l Taipeh tOUI Speaking at the annual dli of the Selangor Badminton Association, of which patron. Mr. Loke
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    ONE WAY TRAFFIC FOR THE CIVILIANS
    639 12 SINGAPORE Civilians, who on Saturday, virtually clinched the Singapore Quadrangular Hockey Championship on goal average for the second successive year, yesterday established an outright and undisputed supremacy with a third successive victory at the expense of pointless "wooden spoonists" Royal Navy, who were beaten
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    RACE WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY
    342 12 IPOII, Sun. There will be seven races on the second day of the Perak Turf Club meeting to be run m Ipoh on Wednesday. The weights are: CL. 3— DIV. I— sf. straight Malleable > Mouldings 9.00 Gay Carnival 8.12 i Punter's Delight 8.08 Peasant Girl
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    INDIANS CLEAR HARD HURDLE
    477 12 INDIAN Association cleared their first hurdle m the Singapore Hockey Association Senior Division KO tournament when they met Police Sporting Association m their first round tie at the Balestier Plain yesterday. Police, fielding a team with two reserves, went down to Indians by 2 o. It
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    Quit IOC Meet Off Indefinitely
    165 12 Quit IOC Meet Off Indefinitely The special meeting of delegates to the Asian Games Federation railed for Dee. 17 and 18 to discuss the question of the eligibility of participants and the proposal to withdraw from the International Olympic Committee, has been indefinitely postponed. This was conveyed to Mr. Strickland
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    Peng Soon Drops One
    63 12 HONGKONG. Dec 6 (UP)— unofficial world badminton champion Wong Peng Soon of Malaya won both his singles matches m an exhibition but was beaten m the doubles. Wong beat Long Hing Jok and Hung Pak Chuen m the singles but teaming with Raymond Young of Hongkong
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    JOHORE OUT OF FAM CUP
    182 12 JOHORE OUT OF FAM CUP KLUANG. Su/i— Selangor defeated Johore m the FAM Cup competition here this evening by two goals to nil. Johore missed tiie service* of Theng Kok and Mohamet Nor and the State's del was due to a certain extent to their absence. For the first ten
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    Jap Retain Orient Title
    59 12 OSAKA. Dec. (AFP)— Japan's Shigeji Kaneko. retained the Orient featherweight boxing championships tonight by defeating Filip.no titleholder Larry Bataan m the fourth round of a scheduled 12 round bout. In the first round Bataan was knocked down but managed to rise after a count of eight.
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    MOHAMED WINS
    31 12 NKW YORK. l)*c 8 (UP)-* Nur Moharred of India wo,, a boxing match last n i K ht at Madison Square (la.rden bj outpointing Gene Johttsoa of New York.
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    Selangor Win Northern Quad
    425 12 IPOII. Sun.— ln a match that derided the quadrangular hockey championship Sclangor beat Perak by two goals to nothing on the padant* today. It was Perak's fust defeat of the season The game was fast and thrilling with the cU'Umhvs of both sides playing at the
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    Penangs Three In Five Mins.
    51 12 Penangs Three In Five Mins. IPOII Mm In IU, i BISM of tlif N N tfi»Mii i. ijn.ifir iri-ul it I*, i vimin^U Inii I", four coals to ml Penan:; uhi uii.,| thr**« UojK wilhin fi\f m tIM firM hilt Th«'ir t I Prnanu: CD I J. V< PsJuum s
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    The Positions
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