The Straits Times, 2 December 1952

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    18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TERRORIST ATTACKS DOWN
    335 1 Civilian casualties lowest BANDITS LOSE SEVERAL CHIEFS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. (TVILIAN casualties in terrorist attacks last month were the lowest of the Emergency. Only seven civilians were murdered, two wounded and one reported missing ;i total of 10 compared with 28 in October, 2(5 in September ;md
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    Sir Gerald arrives in London
    152 1 Sir Gerald arrives in London LONDON. Mon. C^EX. Sir G.ruiil Temper, 1 iVciiraiiim Hi;h Commi*>i»ntr anivrd in London todi> and said that he had come to check on difnVulti >':i»plifs and *i;uiUr niul! r« I! irrived by Comet from Singapore and expi cts to ita) 10 days. Standing batks, in
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    Root poisoning
    26 1 Ons Liang Seng, of Lorong 3 Geylang Road, Singapore < v > la.-t night admitted to, t 1 G'-'eral Hospital sufferii> '>om t; *:a root poisoning
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    Army frees 22
    43 1 CAIRO, Mon.— Dr. Hafez Afifi. former chief of King Farouk's royal cab»«iet, the px-Premier, Mr. Nnguib el Hilaly, and 20 other former oashas have been released from army custody, a spokesman at the Egyptian army command headquarters said today Reuter.
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    Reckoning day
    22 1 MANILA, Mon.-Tb« PhlHpoines will toniorfcftv beeln ••Meemlnp bsilt n&l* illegally circulate 1 hv thp Jnoanese r>»'rlnp the wartime occupation.— AP.
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    Blackout on news on Nasam
    93 1 Blac kout on news on Nasam HANOI. Mon rE French today Imposed a 24-^our new s blackout On Nasam besieged fortress in the Ti al countiy Frenci jn:on girrison troops yesterday repulsed a number of fierce. but >nort-livet; aitack.s a?aln.« oasts in tiie southern sector f the Red River delta
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    Queen will welcome two
    69 1 LONDON, Mon Tnp Qaeon interrupted her holi- day at Sandringham to '*el-; com? home the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duchess j d Kent. She will be at London air- port tomorrow when the )uke returns from his week's visit to M <;ta The Duchess of
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    Store razed
    29 1 KOKURA CITY. Japan. Mon.— A seven-storey department store and 38 other shops and restaurants were burnt to the ground here In an early morning flre today. U.P;
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    Plenty of rice
    17 1 MANILA, Mon—Abundance of rice in the Philippines is forecast for the coming year.— AP
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    WIDOW DIED NEAR HER HUSBAND
    99 1 LONDON, Monday MRS. Anne Bowring. 66 often went to the cemetery to sit beside the prravp of her husband who died two years ago She was missing for four dlays and then her daughtc ound her. 'She looked as if she werr -leep," her daughter
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    C.I.D. men 'used threats' for votes
    305 1 HE TELLS POLICE HEAD: \IK. A K Lazarous, Labour Part? candidate for |T1 the Vorth Ward in the coining Singapore City elections, yesterday totd the Comna's* oner of Police, Mr Nhyel Morris, that .'our C.I.D detectives had used threats when canvassing for votes for
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    Prison escape charge
    30 1 Lidon bin Sulalman was tentatively charged In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with escaping from Changl Prison on Thursday morning. He was remanded till Dec. 8
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    SHE PUT SODA IN HER NEIGHBOUR'S POT OF RICE
    142 1 SHE PUT SODA IN HER NEIGHBOUR'S POT OF RICE PR putting caustic soda in a pot of rice belonging to her neighbour. Ng Ah Sum. 44. was yesterday sentenced to prison for four month*. The Singapore Sscond Police Court Magistrate. Mr. D. H. Chapman, was told that Ns? mixed the
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    War damage payments
    54 1 LONDON. Tues Mr. F. J Erroll, Conservative M.P., is to ask the House of Commons this week how mucl' the Japanese are paying for war damage in Malaya A Colonial Office spokesman today said (hit Japanese assets in Malaya had not yet been fully realised, but were
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    Actors strike
    22 1 HOLLYWOOD. Mon Thfi Screen Actors' Oulld began a nationwide strike at midnight last night against makers of filmed television commercials.
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    How to lose friends...
    74 1 LONDON, Mon— The Rev Frederick Arthur Johnson held a 45-minute Sunday service and wished all church members, especially the "faithful few" hn came to hear him. a aappy year. There was a larger attendance last Sunday when the vicar described his 550 villagers as "crafty and
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    Churchill, 78, cuts a 40-Ib cake
    87 1 LOKDON, Mon. rpiE Prime Minister, Mr. 1 Churchill, 78 today, cut his 40-lb. birthday cake decorated with a dove and I olive branch at his family birthday party tonight. Every year the design and decorations of Mr. Churchill's birthday cake are kept secret to
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    THEY MET AND FELL IN LOVE AT KING'S HOUSE
    220 1 THEY MET AND FELL IN LOVE AT KING'S HOUSE 4 ROMANCE which began at King's House. Kuala Lumpur, has culminated in the engagement of Miss Tna Slim, 21-year-old onl/ da'irhte- of Field Marshal Sir William Slim and Lady Slim, and Capt. Peter Nig?l Stewart Frazer, lormerly Gen. Sir Gerald Tempter's
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    Troops guard a new president
    40 1 MEXICO CITY, Mon. Police and troops patrolled the streets of the Mexico n capital today as Mr. Adolfo Ruiz Cortines was inaugurated President. He took the oath of office surrounded by secret service agents.— UP
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    Ex-Malayan banker dies
    31 1 From Oar Own CarrrespontWnt LONDON, Mon— Mr. John Renshaw George, manager of the Chartered Bank in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore between 1923 and 1931. has died, aged 72
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    Lyttelton cables fire victims
    34 1 HONO KONO. Mon— The Colonial Secretary, Mr Lyttelton, has cabled his sympathy to the victims of a Are which ravaged the squatter village of Shek Kip Mci in Kowloon. Reuter
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    Yoshida firm
    33 1 TOKYO. Mon. The Japanese Premier. Mr. Yoshida. said today that Japan would refuse to join the United Nations if the pric c of admission were a demand for futt rearmament— U.P
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    FIRST FREE PRESS XMAS SUPPLEMENT
    71 1 T<HE FREE PRESS today will publish th first of a series of Christinas supplements Its twenty pares will bring you all the customary seasonal bright reading— entertaining articles, short stories, advice on Christmas shopping and cooking, and a selection of illustrated stories and games for
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    Lightning kills mother of six
    67 1 Lightning kills mother of six CH7JO PUAY KENO, 33, mother of six children was killed by lightning In Singapore yesterday. She was sitting in the front room of her attap house in Brnddell Road when the Hehtning struck her. Three of her children, playing a lew feet away from her.
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    Enemy may be waiting for Ike
    264 1 TOKYO. Mon. fOMMUNIST reluct- ance to flp^t in Korea nas lent weight, to a mounting suspicion that the Reds ma/ try a Dig pusn on Seoul when trie President-elect. Mr. Eisenhower arrive ther* Allied officers, particularly ScuTh Koreans, are openly concerned that the enemy
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    ASIAN SOCIALISTS REJECT THE COMINFORM AIMS
    211 3 'Man 's equality, dign ity den ied RANGOON. Monday. T.li: Socialist parties of India, Indonesia and 1» irma said yesterday they rejected Cominforir Communism because it "denies in practice the dignity and equality of man". The parties also rejected capitalism as a form of
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    Ice, snow and sleet in Britain
    74 3 Ice, snow and sleet in Britain LONDON, Mon SNOW, sleet, fog and ice «:tve Britain its worst November weather in years (his week-end. Snow drifts as high as two 1 1- i blocked roads and isolated farms in Western England. Trains were delayed and horse races and football matches were
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    RECORD CASH ON TOUR
    56 3 GENEVA, Mon. United Natiun.s economists j>ay American tourists will spenu a record $^50 millions Ui Europe year, not counting xlv^r fares across tho Atlantic. Till- United Nations Econo- mir Tntiftirn for Europe reported th:u American tourists spent nearly 50 per j cent more this jear thai.
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    Korea veterans arrive home
    56 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Mon. The First Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment. first English unit to figh L in Korea under the United Nations flas ar:ived at Southampton yesterday afier three and a half y?a.-s duly overseas. Th c Battalion was in Korea from August 1950 until May !951
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    LIE TOLD: SACK THE DISLOYAL
    121 3 NEW YORK. Mon THREE jurists yesterda> advised the United Nations Secretary-General, M;Trygve Lie, that any member of the United Nation staff who was an active member of the American Communist Party or who was under suspicion Ot engaging in "subversive or disloyal activities" should be
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    Nine escape from prison
    57 3 PITTSBURGH, Mon.—Nine armed convicts yest?rday escaped from the Western Pennsylvania prison m Pittsburgh after locking five guards in a cell. One man was recaptured without resistance just outside the prison walls, but six others got away In a car stolen from a prison guard. No trace
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    Tin plate bargain
    28 3 LIS3ON. Mon.—Britain will buy tungsten ore and pit i props from Portugal next year and send coal and tin- plate under a new trade treaty.—Reuter.
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    Rumanians vote
    23 3 LONDON. Mon Rumanians went to the polls yesterday to elect members of the National Assembly for the next four years Reuter.
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    CHINESE BRIDE LIKES ENGLAND
    135 3 CHINESE BRIDE LIKES ENGLAND SOUTHAMPTON. Mon. LEE FEN CHEE, the only Chinese bride aboard the troopship Empire Fowey, walked down the gangplank at Southampton last night with her husband to meet her in-laws. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Twort were waiting to greet {her i and her husband, William Twort. She
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    Bagpipes after wedding
    72 3 THE "PRETTIEST debutante" of the year, Lady Caroline ChildVilliers, had a guard of honour of the Scots Guards and bagpipes when leaving St. James' church, London, after her marriage to Captain Viscount Melgund. Captain Melgund is the 24-year-old elder son of the Earl and Countess of Minto,
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    Tornado on Negro huts sweeps away race bars
    179 3 Tornado on Negro huts sweeps away race bars JOHANNESBURG. Monday. A TORNADO smashed a Johannesburg suburban Negro settlement yesterday, killing 35 and injuring more than 400. The storm hit Albertynsville. where 5.C00 Negro squatters live in mud and brick structures over a square mile area. The first th c natives
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    Japs show how
    17 3 TOKYO. Mon—An Agricultural mission from Pakistan is here to study Japan's high farm productivity.—AP.
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    HE'S NOW A WOMAN
    76 3 NEW YORK. Man A 26-year-old New York army veteran has been changed from a man into a beautiful blonde woman through a series of operations in Denmark, the New York Daily News reported last night. The paper said the woman was Christine Jorgensen. former George W.
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    Place for trial won't be changed
    134 3 NAIROBI. Mon. rE Kenya Supreme Court today rejected an appli- cation fo r the trial to be; held at another place by Jomo Kenyaita. leader of tru 100,000-itrony African Union and five ot his associates, charged with leadership oi the Mau Mau secret society
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    Two bangs shake town
    57 3 TUNIS, Mon—Two explosions shook Nabeul, a pot-tery-making town on the west coast of Cape Bon, northern Tunisia, early today. No casualties were reported. The first explosion seriously damaged the home of a French resident, M. Jean Tissler, the second slightly hit two parked cars in the
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    46 Reds tried
    30 3 CAIRO. Mon—The trial ot 46 people, charged with plotting under" Communist leadership to unify Palestine under Arab and Jewish Reds opened today in a military court here.—UP.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    357 3 LONDON, Mon. RENEWED cheerfulness marked initial dealing on the Lctidon Stock Exchange today. But buying interest tailed off later in the session and by mid- afternoon markets became quiet throughout. Main buying interest was concentrated In domestic issues. There were early Improvements In both domestic industrials and glltedgeri
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    LONDON TIN PRICE
    31 3 LONDON, Dec 1 Cash Buyers Gtsl; Sellers V 952: Forward Buyers C 943: Sellers £944; Settlement C 951 (down C 7). Turnover a.m. 65 tons; p.m. 35 tons.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    33 3 LONDON. Dec. 1 —Spot 26d. Jan 26d Feb. 26d March 26d. Jan -Mar 26d Apr. -June 25':d.. Dec c.lf 26', d. Jan. cif 26>,d.. Jan-Mar, c if 26d. Market: Quietly steady.
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    BABIES
    507 4  -  KON EN6-TONG PATRICK KEITH Pictures by Story by It's not enough to HOPE your baby's going to stay well, says this page on THERK are Dearly five thousand children in the Federation today who would find it very difficult to become dangerously ill. Between them and the danger of
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    Defence objects to D.P.P. prosecuting, is overruled
    538 5 Defence objects to D.P.P. prosecuting, is overruled 'IRREGULAR AND AGAINST THE RULES* IPOH, Monday. OBJECTION by the defence counsel, Mr. R. H. Green, of Singapore, to the prosecution of a case by the Deputy Public Prosecutor, Perak, xMr. M. G. Neai, on the grounds that the D.P.P. had been present
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    44 5 THE FAMILY of the Pakistani Ambassador-designate to Indonesia, Mr Mudabbir Husain Chaudhury, on their arrival with their father at Kallang Airport yesterday. The mother is in the centre. One hundred members of Singapore's Pakistani community greeted Mr. Chaudhury when he landed. Straits Times picture.
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    Why security loan must be a big success
    103 5 PENANG. Mon. MALAYA badly needs capital from abroad. Mr. lI. U Van Praagh. Chairman of the Penang Chamber of Commerce, said in a broadcast today. Mr. Van Praagh appealed to r.u iinessmen of all races, •shose future is the future of Malaya,"
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    Trial claim on dud note charges
    200 5 Trial claim on dud note charges T'.'.O DMO, Lee Er.i,' Hock and Lim Siaw I F.ang. claimed trial yester- Id.-y in the Singapore Hi°h j Cout. before Mr. T Met Brawn, on charges cf ccunterfeitlng Indonesian 500 ruplab currency notes. Dm pro.secution alleged that on Aug. 13, members of the
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    In the dark
    18 5 KUANTAN. Mon. V Mimusamy was fined S3 yesterday for cycling at nigh: without a lamp.
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    'Gangs'to aid school fund
    37 5 'Gangs' to aid school fund MALACCA, Mon.— "Gang' .shows in aid of the Malacca St. Francis' Institution Building Fund will be given by Malacca Scouts. The first show will be at St. Andrew's School. Muar. nn Friday.
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    A disclaimer
    43 5 Mr Ng Kuan Hoi. of 58, Rochore Canal Road. Singapore, asks us to state that he is not the Mr. Ng Kuan Hoi referred in the news item "Then the police walked in.' published in the Straits Times of Nov 2».
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    50 YEARS
    45 5 IPOH, Mon. Perak miner, planter and businessman. Towkay Cheong Chee. and Mrs Cheong Chee celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday with a cocktail party at their home In Hugh Low Street. Among the large gathering at the party was* the Mentrl Besar, Perak.
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    Two to represent Malaya
    72 5 PENANG, Monday. ITMIE executive committee of the Pan-Malayan Labour A Party last night decided to send its chairman, Inche Mohamed Sopite, and its general secretary, Mr. Lee Moke Sans, to represent the party at the first Asian Socialist Conference at Rangoon from Jan. 6 to 13.
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    FROM A WHITE SAMPAN, THEY SING PRAISES TO MR. LIM
    146 5 FROM A WHITE SAMPAN, THEY SING PRAISES TO MR. LIM Pt.NANij. .U. i. A MALAY minstrel party sang from a white sampan last night in praise of the Radical candidate for Kelauei. Mr. C. O. Lim. The boat, carried by a lorry, headed a procession of cars which made a
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    Their effort
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Members of the Sufigei Buloh Leper Settlement were praised today for raising $350 for this year's Poppy Day Fund. It was described as a "wonderful"' effort by Mrs. B. S. Regester, publicity chairman of the Selangor Organising Committee of the fund.
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    EXAM DAY FOR 1,700 BOYS AND GIRLS
    89 5 PENANG Monday A TOTAL of 679 candidates from Penang and Pro- vince-Wellesley today sat for theii Cambridge School Certificate examinations at seven centres in the Settlement. One hundred and fifty-nine were girls. The girls took their tests in the Penang Convent Hall. The
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    LADDER USED TO GAIN ENTRY
    173 5 court told of police raid 4 POLICE party used a ladder to enter the attic of a Queen Street house, suspected to te a gambling den, on Nov. 16. the First Police Court r I was told yesterday. Before Mr. T. Kulasekeram. tho magistrate. Lim
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    Soda poisoning
    26 5 Chew Yong Chwee, 47, was removed to the General Hospital last night from his house in Ord Road. Singapore, suffering from caustic soda poisoning.
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    Pillion rider
    24 5 KUANTAN. Mon— Ong Ylng, of Tanjong Kurau, was fined $2 In the Kemaman court for carrying a pillion rider on his Dicycle.
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    RICH NOT BACKING LOTTERY
    267 6 $4 in. in welfare prizes won by poor people KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. jyjß. NG KON CHEE, adviser to the agents for the Federation's Social and Welfare Services Lottery, said today that the rich were not giving enough support to the lottery. Mr. Ng said that all
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    55 6 THE GOVERNOR. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. opening the inaugural session of United Nations Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission in the Victoria Memorial Hall. Others in the picture (front row) are Mr. I. T. Haig (FAO), Sir John Sterndale-Ben-nette. Deputy Commis-sioner-General, Mom Chao Subsukswasdi Sukswasdi (outgoing chairman of the commission), and Mr. V
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    Male nurses? It's very humiliating, Govt. told
    115 6 Male nurses? It's very humiliating, Govt. told AI.OR STAR, Mon. THE Kedah Non-Govern-ment Medical and Health Assistants' Association is to protest to the Member for Health. Dr. Lee Tiang Keng. against Government's proposal to change the designation of hospital assistants to male nurses. "This is most humiliating, and will lower
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    RED SHIPS IN SINGAPORE
    34 6 Two Russian ships, the freighter Donbass, with 3.799 ions of general cargo, and the deep-sea tug TUgor, are Id Singapore on their way to the Chinese port of Taku Bar.
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    Inoculation put them to bed
    33 6 KUANTAN. Mon. The Inoculation drive in Kuantan has put scores of food hawk- cis to bed. Only the younger and healthier hawkers were In town over the week-end.
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    7 told: Liable to be shot
    58 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Seven fishermen who were found in the Johore Strait near Tanjong Kupang, at one a:O. today were each fined $20 in the Johore Bahru Police Court for breaking the curfew. The magistrate warned them that they were liable to be shot
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    Australian scholarship offer in Fed.
    74 6 Australian scholarship offer in Fed. KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. FVE scholarships and fellowships, offered by the Australian Government under the Colombo Plan, are available In the Federation. The Australian Government prefers applications lor fellowships rather than scholarships. The senior fellowships are intended to provide higher training for qualified persons. Junior fellowships
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    Lady Templer back in K.L.
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Lady Templer and Miss Jane Templer who went to Singapore during the week-end to see the High Commissioner. I General Sir Gerald Templer. I off to London returned to King's House. Kuala Lumpur. thil evening. I
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    Less off-season rice
    48 6 KUALA LUMPUR. MOn. fFHE ofT-sea,son rice crop in the Federation was 1.804 j tons. 658 tons less than last year. Penang and Province Wellesley were the biggest producers with, l,2lo tons, statistics issued today show. The areas planted dropped by 1,744 acres to 4.230 acres.
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    A fast boat to China for Sarawak 13
    98 6 rpHIRTEEN Chinese from X Sarawak, detained under the Emergency regulations there, arrived in Singapore by the Rajah Brooke yesterday. They are on their way back to China on deportation orders. Four of them are women All were locked up at the Singapore
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    Pahang Council
    24 6 KUANTAN. Mon.— A meet- I ing of the Pahang Council of Slate will be held at Kuala I Lipis on Dec. 11.
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    5 men with masks and choppers rob couple
    120 6 5 men with masks and choppers rob couple FIVE masked Chinese and Malay robbers, brandishing choppers, broke into the home of a Chinese couple in Silat Road, Singapore, early on Sunday and took $1,100 in jewellery and cash. The householder, on waking up, saw a stranger peering at him through
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    Cleared of extortion
    61 6 IPOH. Mon.— A cook. Lee Pan Peng, was this morning acquitted and discharged by the Ipoh Magistrate, Inche Abdullah bin Ghazally, of having committed extortion. Lee denied that he had extorted $500 from Foo Woh Cheong on May 2. He said the money was in settlement of
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    Rotary speaker
    28 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Mr. M. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, will be the speaker at the Rotary Club's tea meeting tomorrow.
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    On the guard
    23 6 KOTA TINGGI. Mon Home Guards have been recruited for the firrt time in peaceful Tai Hong Kang village Kota Tinggi.
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    FORESTERS TOLD: SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS TOGETHER
    206 6 EV)RESTRY problems could best be solved by com808 consultation, the GovI ernor of Singapore, Mr. J. F j Nicoll, said yesterday when he opened the conference of the United Nations Forestry Commission for Asia and the Far East In the Victoria Memorial Hall. Mr
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    POLICE OFFER TRADE JOBS TO YOUNG MEN
    170 6 POLICE OFFER TRADE JOBS TO YOUNG MEN KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A CAREER as tradesmen i n the Federation po ice force is open to intelligent young men who have reasonable mechanical aptitude. A police spokesman said today that then* is a growing demand in the force for technicians, especially in
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    Wounded Red dies in hospital
    96 6 Wounded Red dies in hospital BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon rnVE days alter he had been wounded in a police ambush, a bandit Wong Ah Soon, died today in Bukit Mertajam Hospital. Wong was captured In a follow-up operation last Thursday, afier he had been wounded the previous night in a moonlight
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    Transport men want 'voice'
    47 6 MALACCA, Mon.— Mr. A.K. De Souza, at a Pan-Malayan Road Transport Operators' Association dinner la.st night, said that as a great tax payer, the association should seek representation on tho Federal Legislative Council. Sixteen delegates from various parts of. the country were present.
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    Saree show
    21 6 The St. Andrew's Cathedral Clothing Shop, Singapore, will stage another "saree modelling" in the War Memorial Hall tomorrow at^SOjMn.
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    Court vacation
    20 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court will be in vacation from Dec. 22 to Jan 10
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    UNIONS TELL GOVERNMENT: PROVE YOUR SINCERITY, LET US JOIN TUC
    324 7 T EADERS of the Singapore Government Employees' Union yesterday urged the Government to prove its sincerity toward the trade union movement by lifting its ban on Government workers joining the Singapore Trade Union Congress. This follows the decision of the
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    All except 3 at talks use English
    106 7 All except 3 at talks use English ONLY one interpreter is needed for 75 delegates attending the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission meetings in the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore. Shr Ls Mme. J Savary. who interprets English .speeches into French for the three h-speaking repret entutives from France and Vietnam. All the
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    Dato Onn to speak
    75 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Di'to On n bin Ja'afar. Member for Home Affairs and president of the Independence ol Malaya Farty. will speak at the IMP election meeting to be held opposite the Railway Station ir. Johore Buhru on Wecr.psi'ay Thli will be the last meeting of
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    C-in-C returning
    31 7 Air Marshal A. C. Sandersen. C-in-C of the RAF. In the Far East, will return to Chanel tomorrow after a visit to London for discussions at the Air Ministry.
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    Acquitted of assault
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Lim Won Hung, alleged to have ji.^ulted a police conbtable, was today acquitted in the First Magistrates Court. Lim was also acquitted on another charge of possession of 10 katis of lead suspected I i to have been stolen proper- ty. A charge oi
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    Ships warned
    36 7 Air weapon exercises might be carried out on North China Rock range at any time either day or night during this month and January, a warnissued to mariners by the Singapore Government stated today.
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    He flew 8,000 miles for wedding—then missed it
    146 7 He flew 8,000 miles for wedding— then missed it MR. BALDWIN LOWICK, i Singapore accountant, flew to London especially to see his son, Mr. B. R. (Bob) Lowick, get married and then was taken ill on the eve of the wedding and had to miss it. After the wedding, which
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    COLONY NURSING SERVICE ENVIED
    179 7 'And it will improve 9 TiHE Singapore Director of Medical Services. Dr. x W. J. Vickers. last night said that the Colony nursing certificate was now recognised in Britain and locally-qualified nurses could practise in Bri- 1 tain. In a broadcast appealing for 150 nursing recruits.
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    Arms by sea: ships get warning
    179 7 Arms by sea: ships get warning agents and masters of ships carrying arms or explosives were given a final warning today by the Singapore Master Attendant, Commander L. P. Lane, that they would have to comply with the regulations or be penalised. The maximum penalty under the Emergency Arms and
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    Three for conference
    68 7 PENANG. Mon.— Dr (Miss) C. Elaine Field, the Federation's Child Health specialist, left Penang today for Singapore en route to India for an international study conference on child welfare which opens in Bombay >:i Dec. 5. Dr. Field is the leader of n three-woman Federation delegation to
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    Denies hurt charge
    92 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Charged with causing hurt to Tan Teah with a knife. Tan Ah Kow, 34, today appeared in the First Magistrate's Court. Tan claimed trial and the case was postponed to Dec 7. Ba 1 nf $200 was allowed MISS ALICE LLfc who will sing
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    Colony's blackout
    445 7 TODAY DM liuiu Bakru .N'ansun Rd.. Lam --••»ii <>il Cuan Iliu \AAH Ue*on »a.re. Armeniaa bt. Mat*! Adelpbi Capitol .NtMioa I and t. Chanter* Balmoral Rd. Oalve; Rd. Chartered Hank and n» China Bank and a. I. A>ia Bld«. Ue*rxe St Static I. Pirkerim St. I. Cro»». Pa«oda
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    DEATH
    30 8 THE Malayan American Plantations Ltd., deeply regret to announce the death, as the result of a car accident of Garth Anthony McKendam, Scarboro Estate, Kedah. on 30th November. 1952.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    104 8 MR. b. MRS. YEO CHWEF, KIM thank all friends and relatives for their good wishes and presents on their marriage recently. MR. ft MRS OON POH KOOI thank all friends and relatives who gave valuable presents, lent cars, attended and assisted at the wedt''i!'- of their son Mr. Oon
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    32 8 LADIES!! Hrre is Special News. Tommy Thomson offers you an outstanding X'mas Sale. AH gowns, suits, coats and hats to be Cl— red regardless of cost. O.H Blrig., Battery Road, Singapore.
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Tues., Dec. 2, 1952. Reds Purge Reds
    600 8 The Straits Times. Singapore, Tues., Dec. 2, 1952. Reds Purge Reds The expectation that another trial of Communist ex-chief-tains, this time in Poland, will open now the Czechoslovakian trial is over is supported by reports that at public meetings in Poland there have been demands for the punishment of Gomulka,
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    A Grave Charge
    368 8 A great deal of mud is flying around in the Singapore City Election campaign. Some of it may stick. But while the rival candidates and their supporters can be left to look after themselves, charges which involve Government employees, and particularly the police, must be investigated. We
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    London Visit
    140 8 General Templer's flying visit to London, the second since he took oflict?. apparently is of a routine nature. There are a hundred questions which can be taken up better by personal contact than through correspondence, the Genenil told a Srraits Times reporter. General Templer's forceful personality can be
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      Meeting guile with guile
      343 8 Meeting guile with guile EXCERPT from last Friday's Radio Malaya 130 p.m. news: "It is expected that,, by the middle of next year, every police station in the Federation will have very high frequency radio So far, so good, but what Is also urgently wanted is very high frequency intelligence;
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      FRANCHISE RIGHTS
      195 8 IT is amusing to note from your publication of last Saturday that the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will ask Sir Cheng -lock Tan president of the M.C A.. what future steps to take in its move to get franchise rights for alien Chinese In the Colony, when,
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      The Lotteries Bill and the M.C.A.
      560 8 fpHE Lotteries Bill which was passed by the Federal Legislative Council, though a good thing, was at least three years late The long delay was due, as usual, to appalling lack or foresight and of willingness to do the right thing at the right
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      Income tax in Britain and in Malaya
      360 8 Income tax in Britain and in Malaya YOUR correspondent Mr. A. Hughes recently made the following remarks regarding income tax here and in Great Britain in his letter on the Naval Base wage dispute: "It is surely fairer that local firms and individuals, who at present eithet evade o r
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    PENANG MUICIPAL HOPES
    782 8  - PENANG MUICIPAL HOPES KHOR CHEANG KEE By PENANG'S Municipal elections will be held on Saturday The three rival parties (and one sole Independent) express varying degrees of confidence In the electorate's Judgment But the more important question, it seems to me, is not how the people will vote but how
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    On the Margin
    423 8 Penangese APART from the wtiite cockatoo from Singapore whicii also spoke in the London competition for talking birds, we have had littlt to do with matters lingual for quite a while. Like a horning pigeon we return today to philology on the strength of a communication from
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    ELECTION CAMPAIGNS GET UP SPEED
    471 9 Four days to go for polling: Keen drive in South Ward LLTITH four days to go to Singapore City Council polling day, candidates yesterday increased the tempo of their campaigns. There were house-to-house canvassing and Dresentations of written appeals and six election meetings South Ward,
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    This smudge of smoke promises us light
    94 9 ALONG plume of smoke emerged from the tall concrete chimney of the new power station at Pasir Panjang yesterday, promising light to end Singapore's darkness. The City's Electrical Engineer, Mr. Colin Payne, told the Straits Times last nifht: "We have had small fires
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    This library is big, but it occupies little space
    187 9 HUNDREDS of priceless books are on their way to the new library of the University of Malaya— but they will only occupy the space of a few drawers and will cost only a fraction of their value. The, will be on
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    He was case No. 3,000
    52 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Syed Mohamed was today fined $100 in the Johore Bahru Police ccurt for moving food in a controlled area without a permit. Syed's case was N0.3.000 a new record for the number of criminal cases handled by the Johore Bahru Police courts
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    Round-about system is a success
    115 9 Round-about system is a success SINGAPORE'S round-about traffic system, which was yesterday extended to take in the Robinson Road. Cross Street and Boon Tat Street area, is a success, said Mr. A E Minns, acting head of trip Polee Tnffic Department, last night. M r Minns s-i el "We are
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    MacD. will preside
    56 9 The Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. w.il preside OWj a five-day conference of British representatives in Eastern Asia which opens at Bukit Serene on Thursday. Th? conference, which will be attended by the Marquess of Rtv^-'iT. Parliamentary Uno'e -Secretary of State for ftweign Affairs, is to exchange
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    More meetings
    41 9 Mr K. G. Nugawela. an Independent candidate for East Ward in the forthcoming City Council elections, will hold an election meeting a: Geyland Serai tomorrow at 5.30 p.m., and at Telok Kurau Malay School at 5.30 p.m on Thursday.
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    TO JAPAN TO TALK RUBBER
    131 9 By Our Market Correspondent rE chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, Mr. E G. Holiday, will visit Japan' from Dec. 20 to Dec. 31 to discuss complaints of inferior rubber shipped from Malaya to Japan. His wife will accompany him. A message
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    Murder charge explained
    38 9 A charge of murdering Murugayar, 54. in a Lowland Road house on the night of Oct. 1 was explained to Vellusamy Subramaniam, 29. in the Singapore Fourtn Police Court yesterday. He was remandeJ till Dec.
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    9 escaped
    31 9 Ang Tiong Song was fined $10 in Singapore yesterday for gambling in public. Police said he was one of ten men gamo' 1 in a field. The rest escaped.
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    PROVIDENT FUND COLLECTS $14 MIL.
    82 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. HPHE nve-month old Employees' Provident Fund A has already paid out several thousand dollars, the Straits Times was told today. Some of th e contributors had died and others had reached their 55th birthday, Mr. F. A. Nichols, accountant of the fund
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    New rice rations for Perak
    68 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Assistant Controller of Supplies. Perak. announced today that from Dec. 15 the rice ration will be five katis, four katis and 3\ katis a week for men, women and for children under 12. Card holders may take any proportion of free
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    Negri's surgeon
    21 9 SEREMBAN, Men.— Dr, T. Thornton who recently arrived here on transfer from Cyprus, is now State Surgeon, Negri Sembilan.
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    The fourth course
    48 9 The fourth course JOHORE BAHRU, Mon The fourth educational course for new villagers in Johore ended on Saturday. The closing address was given by Mr. H. C. M. Horsley. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Johore. Mr. Hendrick van Oss, American Consul from Kuala Lumpur, also spoke to the villagers.
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    He celebrated with a gun
    245 9 SOLDIER ON ARMS CHARGE A BRITISH soldier, Norman Charles Elmore, who went out to celebrate his promotion as a lance corporal on Sept. 12, yesterday pleaded guilty before Mr. Justice Brown in the Singapore High Court to charges of carrying arms and being in unlawful
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    The fighting girls
    45 9 Two young girls, Chan Keng Toh and Tham Choy Keng, factory workers, were yesterday fined $10 each by the Singapore Third Police Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone, for fighting in public. The charge stated that they had behaved in a "disorderly manner".
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    $14,000 armed robbery charge
    58 9 Four Indonesians were tentatively charged in the Singapore courts yesterday with armed robbery of $14,000 from a trader, Poh Hian, on Sunday morning in Pulu Bukom. The men, Sharif! bin Othman, Mohammed Sharif! bin Mania Baksha, Amon bin Othman and Osman bin Ahmad, were remanded by
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    Australian 'vet' for Malaya
    54 9 An Australian. Dr Richard Coughlin. has been appointed Veterinary Research Officer in Malaya and will take up his duties in December Dr. Coughlin. who was educated at Sydney University and Texas College, was formerly in the service of the Tasmanlan Government and more recently, veterinary adviser
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    He was held
    36 9 JOHORE BAH^U, Mon. Chia Swee Hin, of Sungei Papan, after being charged in the Kota Tinggi Police Court with consorting with terrorists and not reporting to the police, was remanded. Bail was refused.
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    Get-rich-quick man gets 6 months
    173 9 A FORMER Singapore Traction Company conductor who collected two used tickets from a passenger as he was alighting and gave them to two other passengers in return for their fares, was yesterday gaoled for six months by the Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. H B.
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    GODSALL LEAVES MALAYA
    61 9 GODSALL LEA VES MALAYA rVHE former Financial Sec- retary of the Federation, Mr. W. D. Godsall— the man responsible for the success of the millions of dollars raised in loans by the Malayan Union and the Federation of Malaya— has left on retirement. He was Tor 22 years in the
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    New chief
    30 9 Mr. R. Sushirman has bc:n appointed Singapore manager of the Garuda Indonesian Airways. He succeed Mr. F. C.M.H. Loven who will be leaving for Holland on Dec. 6.
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    We are not bad, says IMP man
    262 9 We are not bad, says IMP man JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. FEDERAL Legislative 1 Councillor Capt. Hussein bin Onn yesterday j hit back at election cani didates who had attacked the Independence of Malaya Party in their speeches. He said that some candidates had gone out of their way to show
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    More controlled areas in Johore
    46 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The following places have been declared control d areas under the Emergency Regulations: The Gan Tian division of Craigiela Rubber Plantation Ltd., Muar; certain areas of Serom Rubber Estate Ltd., in Kandang, Tangknh; and the Muar Itam Estate.
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      85 9 The weather WEATHER statistics throughout Malaya yesterday were: Minimum temperature (7.30 p.m. on Nov. 30 to 7.30 a.m. Dec. 1). Spore (72 deg. i; Penang (74); Kota Bahru (72); Kuala Lumpur (73 >: Ipoh (71); Kuantan (72). Maximum temperature (7.30 am. to 7.30 p.m. on Dec. 1); Spore iB7 deg.i;
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    'I PAID TEA MONEY' CHARGE
    272 10 Firm executive accused of asking for 'tip 9 ]UR. JOHN BUCKOKE, a businessman, yesterday told Mr. A. W. Bellamy, Singapore First District Judge, that he had to pay $666 "tea money" to Clarence Hart Campbell, a senior commercial executive, for a bungalow. Campbell was charged
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    Obstinate: $30
    27 10 KUANTAN Mon.— Lim Seng Chens refused to show his card to a police officer at Jalan Abdul Rahman. Kemaman when requested Hp was fined S3O.
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    Dead bandit was new chief
    74 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. ITHE TERRORIST killed in the Ulu Semenyih forest reserve in South Selangor during the week-end, after an R.A.F. pilot had reported seeing a terrorist cultivated area in the jungle, has been identified as Kirn Yam, alias Pan A:.n. The Police believe that
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    War Office men first to seek Jap visas
    268 10 War Office men first to seek Jap visas TWO top-ranking officers from the War Office in London were the first to apply for visas from the new Japanese Consulate at No .10 Oxley Road, Singapore, when it officially opened for the first time simr the war yesterday. The officers were
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    GOOD BYE TO THE AUSTRALIANS
    185 10 Airmen leave after 2 l/ 2 years T^HE Royal Air Force at Changi, Singapore, yester- day said good-bye and good-iuck to the 38th Transport Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force. Wishing the Australians I "Happy Landings". Air Vice 1 Marshal C H. Mills, acting C-in-C. Far
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    Nigeria is new area for rubber
    159 10 Nigeria is new area for rubber From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Mon.— THE n-cent decision of three Malayan rubber c impaniea to start rubber planting in Nigeria is referr- 6d to by Mr. L I. Simpson, i chairman of one of the com- 1 panics, the Kuala Mud.i Rubber Estates,
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    LA RONDE' DRAWS A FULL HOUSE
    105 10 LA RONDE' DRAWS A FULL HOUSE MALAYAN film critics who have jiven "rive" notices to the French Him "La Ronde," a piquant, racy commentary on life and love, have intrigued cinemagoers so much that by lunch yesterday there was a "house full" sign for the late evening show at the
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    Delegates to visit Fed.
    63 10 Delegates attending the Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission meeting in Singapore will be visiting the Federation from Friday till Tuesday. This visit has been so timed as to release the Victoria Memorial Hall for the City Council elections on Saturday. While in the Federation. the delegation will visit
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    World forestry talks for Asia
    58 10 The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation Council, now in session in Singapore, has chosen Asia in which to hold the fourth World Forestry Congress. The Government of India will be the hosts late in 1954 or early 1955. At this congress, specialists from all
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    Expand S'pore capital, he says
    210 10 Expand S'pore capital, he says STANDARDS of living in Singapore are certain to fall if the increase in capital equipment in the Colony does not keep pace with the rise in the population, warned Prof. T. H. Silcock, professor of economics of the University of Malaya, yesterday. Prof. Silcock was
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    2 combine for debate
    103 10 The East-West Society of Singapore and the Raffles Society of the University of Malaya will hold a combined debate on "Religion has no I positive and constructive contribution to the welfare of mankind" at the British Council hall in Stamford Road on Thursday night at 8
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    Man charged in 'acid' case
    61 10 Chin Moon was tentatively charged in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with causing grievous hurt to Chng Chai Choon, alias Chng An San, and his son, Chng Kirn Tat, with corrosive acid ie Tras Street on Nov. 16. Another man, Leong Ah Meng, was
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    Operator fined
    39 10 KUANTAN. Mon.— Chua Ah Hock, of Kuantan. was yesterday fined a totat Of $150 in the Kemaman court for allowing his driver to drive a lorry without a licence and without a cover for third party risks.
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    'University needs money to expand, widen scope'
    145 10 rpHE University of Malaya must expand and widen its scope, says Sir Sydney Came, the Vice-chancellor, in an appeal for support for the University Ball to be Held on Dec. 13 at the Singapore Badminton Hall I Malaya has a vigorous and growing
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      73 10 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m. News; 10.0- Tunes from the Shows; 10.43 Schools; 11.35 Fred Waring Pennsylvanians; 1 p.m. Radio Orch 1.30 News; 1.45 Bust Adlam Orch.; 2 Schools; 5.02 Time for Music; 530 Children: 6.10 News; 6.30 Radio Doctor; 645 Trio; 7 Johore Elections; 7.15 Hammond Organ; 7.30 Crime
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    For Coronation year
    146 11 DURING the summer of this year Queen Elizabeth granted a sitting to the sculptor, George Henry Paulin, R S A., to make a head and shoulder miniature bust o/ nor Majesty iri clay, for subsequent casting in plaster. The final approved cast, measuring about 7" Mah and
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    DON'T MASSACRE YOUR EYEBROWS
    239 11  -  PATRICIA COMPTON Hv WOMEN down the ages, following the dictates of fashion, have assiduously plucked and trained their eyebrows into all sorts of weird and wonderful shapes. Happily, eyebrows have now returned to nature, and lie against the brow in a soft natural curve. A certain
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    A FASHION TIP FROM PARIS
    200 11 COME of the new dresses would be rather austere if they did not have something to soften the line, set off (heir simplicity and accentuate rhe wearer's personality. Anything that serves this purpose i fashion news this season. So handkerchiefs and scarves are immensely popular.
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    WORLD'S EXTRA MOUTHS PROBLEM
    725 11 TEN NATIONS TACKLE From a CORRESPONDENT in BOMBAY OIRTH control advo°cates from 10 nations are pondering what to do about the world's skyrocketing population at week-long sessions of the third International Planned Parenthood Conference which started in Bombay last week. More than two-thirds ot the 200
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    BABY KNOWS BEST
    300 11 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT HUNDREDS of newborn babies are going hungry because their mothers are scared they will overfeed them. Babies do best if they are well "stoked up" during the first few months of life, declares Dr. Lan Wickes, after a .study of 503 infants at
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      30 11 DLEASE enrol me as a member of the Children s Corner Wise Owls Club, and send me a badge. NAME ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH t f t t imii I
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    SHE MET—AND LIKED—MAU MAU LEADER
    815 12 SHE MET— AND LIKED— MAU MAU LEADER I(i I This article by A. CARMICHAEL, describes a personal interview with th« African leader. She gives another side of the leader of the Kikuyu uprising in Kenya who has been imprisoned by the Kenya government. \VHEN I received an invitation to luncheon
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    Coronation fireworks
    728 12  -  PETER BLOXHAM By yHE crowning of v^ueen Elizabeth II is to be the signal for a Joyous firework flareup that will fill Britain's skies with rainbow fire as no bonfire ni?ht jollification ever did. So, at least, the British firework-makers hope For. relying on their pre-know-ledye of what
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      249 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1 W.'lk in .sliiy Hi M i. rsssi r£ tr &c l^ g s 6 T uch on a f 10. Circumference that mea- 15. Part of a gramophone, not r'i<rip«9 iQi rosier (4-5). H A tree P n<J s 24 across 16 A«embled (In a
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    U.N. COULD WIN IN KOREA
    1009 13 BUT LOSSES WOULD BE VERY HEAVY That is the view of JOHN P. LEACACOS, European correspondent for an American newspaper, who has covered the European continent, North Africa and the near East as a roving correspondent. He wrote this article in Seoul. South Korean capital.
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    MIGRANT OPENING UP CANADA
    287 13 LAST month a 450-mtte oil pipe line was opened linking Montreal with Ottawa. Toronto, and Hamilton and some of the men who built it wrote home to say that another big ,ob had been done in the long-term project of developing iSe va*r territories of Canada.
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      224 13 Hi himl ihrsc (aurpillar" Diesel Engines are tinexiellctl records for opcr-/ i\ij and upkeep thrift— rccordl of units still on the |OD after 10,000 dependable hours. No wonder "Cat" Diesel Engines are picked for power jobs that range from crushers to creameries haicherie* 10 hotels industrial plants to pumping sawmills
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      Income tax took £34,000
      72 14 Tongkah Harbour Tin I Dredging Ltd. made a profit j for the year ended June 30 of £101.755 after providing for depreciation and depletion Out of this, sums of £31.- 000 were paid in Malayan income tax and £3.000 in Siamese income tax. The average assay
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      Four ships to replace LSTs
      39 14 To meet the growing de--1 mand of Singapore ship- pers interested in Bangkok- Singapore-Rangoon trade. the Chip Wah Shippinu I Company has decided to re- j place its LST's with four fast freight ships
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      S'pore losing Indonesian textile market to HK
      425 14 LOCAL EXPORTERS CONCERNED OVER TRADE COMPLICATIONS TEXTILE EXPORTERS in the Colony are concerned that they are A gradualy losing (he vastly important Indonesian market, with its 100,000,000 potential customers, to Hong Kong because of the complications in trading between Indonesia and Singapore. The
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      LEADERS OF BUSINESS IN MALAYA
      291 14 MR. LORE WAN THO, millionaire cinema magnate, is probably one of the best known men in Malaya. The son of Dr. Loke Yew, C.M.G., an Honorary Doctor of Laws of Hong Kong University. Mr. Loke was born in the Federal Capital in 1915. His father
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      LAST OF THE BOOM YEARS
      160 14 LAST OF THE BOOM YEARS IT WOULD appear that we have now seen the last of the boom years experienced i since the war and are facing the inevitable aftermath," Mr. C. R Akers. Chairman, told shareholders of Borneo Co., Ltd "Malaya is the territory which is most effected by
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      Conference in Taiwan
      115 14 THE Ministry of Economic Affairs of Nationalist China is studying the 54 re- i solutions passed by the re- j cent Overseas Chinese Affairs Conference and designed to strengthen the economic ties between overseas Chinese and Nationalist China. Following the resolutions, the Taiwan provincial Finance Department had
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      India asked to abolish export duty on textiles
      192 14 India asked to abolish export duty on textiles TWELVE Indian textile merchants put their difficulties before the Assistant Commissioner Textiles (Export), Mr. V. M. Srikumaran Nair. an Indian Government official, who was visiting Singapore, at a round-table conference last week. Mr. Nair. who has no w left for Bangkok via
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      Trading profit of £141,698
      141 14 East Asiatic Rubber Estates Ltd., reported a trading profit for the year ended March 31 of £141,698. after making Drovision for all taxation. There will be payment of a final dividend of 10 per cent, less tax, making 20 per cent for the year. At the
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      ITALIAN FIRM'S GIFT TO CLINIC
      86 14 DR. MARIANO BECH. Far Eaitern representative and medical inspector of the large Milan chemical and pharmaceutical works, Carlo Erba, who Is one of the few Italian bosinesnmrn to visit Singapore since the war. Early this year, the firm presented to the Royal Singapore Anti-Taberculosis Clinic
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      The Colony's increasing importance
      146 14 SINGAPORE'S increasing »3 commercial importance is reflected in the number of representatives of Commonwealth and foreign countries now in the Colony. The Italian Consul, Slgnor Raflacle Ferrajolo, is expected to arrive in January and a German Consul is expected later in 1953. This will make a
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      Swiss Industries Fair in April
      44 14 The 37th Swiss Industries Fair due tp be held in Basic from April II to 21, 1953, will once again present the spectacle of the abundance and I variety of Swiss production. with particular emphasis on the exporting industries.
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      Merchants under misapprehension
      327 14 CONVERTIBILITY A CERTAIN SECTION of local businessmen ar« under the misapprehension tha*. as the result of the Commonwealth Economic Conference now deliberating in London, they will be able to import all the U.S. goods they want because the conference will lead to complete free convertibility arrangements between
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      Prince to tour rubber estates
      79 14 PRINCE AXEL OF DENMARK, Chairman and Managing nirro- tor of the East Asiatlr Co., Ltd. who arrives In Singapore by air tonight from Saigon He will visit the Singapora ofAre of the East Asiatic Co., and its Johore rubbrr estates. L'ncle of King Frederik IX
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      494 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO Monthly fast patwnaer I carga tervio (All accommodation oir conditioned) From Italy, Karachi, Bombay Far Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, A.irn, Far Hongkanf Port Said, Naples 4 Genoa Oep Genoo S pore Accept! cargo for Venice Tnesre mm, "Asia" 10 May 20/21 June Spore Arr Genoj *v. "Victoria" ,0 i«n.
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    RUBBER PRICE PROPS ½ CENT
    64 15 RUBBER PRICE PROPS CENT Market eases after touching 92 3/8 cts By Our Market Correspondent AFTER reaching as high as 92g cents a lb. in Singapore yesterday, the rubber price gradually eased to close at 91 cents a lb.— This was half-a-cent below Saturday's close. The market opened around the
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    Dividends
    387 15 rpHE following company dividends were announced last week: Atlas Ice, 10 per cent., less 30 p*r cent, tax, payable on Dec. 17. Books close Dec. 10 to 17. Jantar (Nigeria) Ltd.. 35 per cent., less tax, payable on Dec. 19. Books close Dec. 1 to 18. Malayan Cement, final
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    TIN: $474 A PICUL
    15 15 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Today's Singapore tin price: 1474 a picul (up 25 cents)
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    174 15 SHIPS, alongside the SlngApnrr H.T-j boir B< .rd xodovns. or expected there at 7 m today are Cultex Stockholm 1/2: Sunda 4 5- Bahadur: CP B nloaiond 6 Kc:a Baroe. 8 9 Glrngvle 11: Glengarry. 13/14: Panama. 15/ I*. Caoranterla :S: Prrsidmt Arthur 19 20: Tuni Rone N
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    Produce Mart
    90 15 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange (noon prices) reported an easier and quiet market in copra yesterday, with buyers $33 a picul and sellers at $34. Coconut oil: $52 sellers. Pepper was $5 down all round and was quoted $545 a plcul sellers for Muntok (white), $540 Sarawak and $430
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    Share Market
    134 15 ALL SECTIONS QUIETLY STEADY "pHE Singapore Share Market opened the week quietly steady In all sections. Price changes announced by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association were as follows:- H, r Sallrri tin Brick*. Ords 3»S Ulaslce 12 50 j.ininn us 3.02 N Hammer tl stock 2 67 taffies
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    Stronger demand for gold shares in Australia
    169 15 From Oar Own Correspondent MELBOURNE. Mon. "THE DEMAND for shares In gold producing companies was stronger on the Stock Exchange today on hopes of a higher price for gold following representations from the big Economic Conference in London. General Investments Improved a little,
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    H.K. EXCHANGE
    33 15 HONG KONO, Mon. Pree market currency exchange of Hong Kong dollars was quoted at the close today as follows: US81 HK$6.07'i cash HK$6.13'v (T.T.) HK$15 64. One tael of gold HK»283V.
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    SINGAPORE WIN IPOH 'QUAD'
    476 16 10 men battled on to score late equaliser IPOH, Monday. yy ITU a magnificent fighting finish they had only ten men for most of the second half Singapore held Perak to a one-all draw to win the championship in the hockey quadrangular tournament which ended here
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    Results & scorers
    85 16 Results scorers fOMPLETE results and scorers in the Quadrangular tournament were: PF.RAK 2 (ThllUinathan. P. Fernandez) PENANG 0: BELANOOK 1 (Sbarnnoganahan) SIN GArOBE 1 (Dun-art); SELANOOR 1 (Shanmncanathan) PERAK 0: SINGAPORE 5 i Pon niah 3, Cootts, S. Fernandrt) I-Knw; 1 (Ahmad Said); SIN r.APORK 1 (Wright) PERAK 1 I
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    Vowles goal givesPenang only point
    186 16 Vowles goal givesPenang only point IPOH, Mon. A SPECTACULAR goal three minutes from the end by Vowles gave Penang their only point In the quadrangular tourna- j tnent when they held Selangor to a two-all draw today. It was goalkeeper C. D. Mohamed who was mainly responsible for Penang 's
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    Leow & Lim retain title
    219 16 Leow Lim retain title I CJINGAPORE veterans' singles champion. Leow Kirn Patt, partnering Lim Cheng Kwee (Useful) retained the veterans' doubles title, for the third successive year last night in the Singapore badminton championships at the SB A. stadium. Leow and Lim defeated Charlie Chua end Wee Eng Slang (Lucky
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    Nee Soon 'A' go down fighting
    337 16 A LTHOUGH they were beaten by 11 points (a goal, x a try and a penalty goal) to three (a penalty goal) by S.C.C. "B" on the Padan? yeste-day. Nee Soon "A" stole the show with a fighting display. Nee Soon were badly out-
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    Endean hits 172 not out
    66 16 BRISBANE. Mon. i'REAT fighting innings for 172 not out by wicketkeeper Russell Endean failed to dispel the possibility of the South African cricketers having to followon against Queensland. With one wicket In hand they are 191 runs behind and still need 42 runs to save
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    CHARITY SOCCER RAISES $600
    72 16 IPOH Mon.— The Kampar District Welfare Fund benefltted by $600 from a soccer match played In Kampar yesterday, when the Perak Chinese R.C. beat a Kampar District eleven by three goals to one. The visitors led one-nil at half time, scoring through Ng Phool Wah. Loh
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    Pakistan badminton
    17 16 KARACHI. Mon. The Pakistan Badminton Association has applied for affiliation to the International Badminton Federation
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    Ray Reader rides work
    144 16 From EPSOM JEEP IPOH. Mon. 'TRAINER Jack Spencer's horses were all sent twice round the Ipoh course this morning but none were galloped at more than three-quarter pace. Ray Reader, the new arrival from England, was riding work for Spencer along with Dave Jones. Reader and
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    Malayans win in Hong Kong
    55 16 HONG KONO. Mon.— The visiting Malayan tennis team. In a friendly match with the Kowloon Tennis Club yesterday, beat the local team by 16 sets to two. Playing two sets per match, the Malayans won everything except one set In the men's singles and one
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    Tuli goes back into action
    221 16 From JIMMY WILDE, (former flyweight champion) LONDON. Mon. JAKE TULI, the sensational coloured hitter from South Africa who has completely upset the fly-weight division In Brltlar.. is all set to resume his international climb after the shock of the tragic Prates! fight. Honore Protest's death
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    ARMY BEAT S.R.C. 3-2 IN FAST GAME
    150 16 IN a very Interesting game of hockey on the 1 padang yesterday, Army beat SRC by three goals to two. Capt Reynolds, gave another grand display. His first goal for the Army was one of the best seen this season. Matching Reynolds' brilliance
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    Indian Test abandoned
    79 16 MADRAS, Mon. t<HE fourth Test between India and Pakistan wa s abandoned today as a draw. Rain had washed out play on 'he third day yesterday, and further rain last night and this mcrnlng made play Impossible on the final day. On Saturday, India scored 175 for
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    British racingin danger
    345 16 British racingin danger AGA KHAN LONDON, Mon. THE Aga Khan is very con. cerned about the futur» of racing in Britain. The j most successful owner and i breeder of the century. h» does not often talk about racing but when he does, ho usually says something worth listening to.
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    Schools draw
    40 16 In a friendly soccer match at Rangoon Road yesterday, Outram Road School drew 2-2 with th* Rangoon Road School. Zalnal Aiiidin scored both goals for Outram School while Low Heng Tat and Vythiltngam scored for Rangoon Road School.
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      158 16 For This X'mas no Gift can be more beautiful, more useful and more dependable than an ELECTION Swiss precision watch I A wide range of attractive models are on I* display at all Leading Watch Dealers. I&/.W CHUN CHONG 73, South Bridge Road, Singapore 1. ij Phone *****. rYOUR^UTURE I
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