The Straits Times, 21 December 1954

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    16 1 The Straits Times /tail* 1 1 He**** Estd. 1843 SINGAPORE, TI'ESDAY, DECEMBER il. 1954. 15 CENTS
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    REDS THREATEN BRITAIN
    351 1 We cancel treaty if you go on with Paris pacts' MOSCOW. Monday. Rl SSIA threatened today to abrogate the 1912 treaty of friendship between herself and Britain if the Paris agreements on German rearmament are ratified. The threat was contained in a Note handed to the British
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    SOEKARNO and HARTINI
    97 1 SOEKARNO and HARTINI a second wedding JAKARTA. Mon. i >Xi »liv I Sorkarno and I his second wifr were married for the second time on Oct. 2 because of lejal objections to the first ceremony Jakarta newspapers reported today. The second ceremony was held sccretlv at Mr. Soekarno's mountain resort
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    'HE PLANNED S'PORE MASSACRE'
    85 1 'HE PLANNED S'PORE MASSACRE' TOKYO, Mon. A former; Japanese General tonight ac- j rused a member of the Diet of beini; the brains behind the, World War II execution of] Philippine Chief Justice Jose Abados Santos and the massacre ol niore than 300 Chinese in Singapore in 1942. Kivotuke Kawamichi.
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    Calling Peking
    29 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. India will soon .start a direct tele- phone service with China. Raj Bahadur. Deputy Minister for 1 communications. stated in j parliament todr.y Reuter.
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    Biggest ever variety show
    47 1 Biggest ever variety show lJJhts the night vrarten the it ;it r.ton take the threeis beil dei :t num- lire city, the llvi r i bookthan 10 Win Chinese Any tic- callI gram- nnd mond meT mnp ma* aero- hoonf. nnor. na Asian Boys. Ihe dar.c? Bast
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    attacked three
    15 1 attacked three I Idlers were 'he 11> 2 Road, received kept in The third out-patient.
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    SIR JOHN SAYS THANKS
    44 1 SI R JOHN SAYS THANKS I Singapore, exprmed Bedok yock Eng Ir efforts to alleviate the wretchedn, -ss of those whose homes h been damaged by the fl"«'"> Sir John's appreciation aplin a letter frpm Wa private .secretary to the pnncipals of both schools.
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    THE FLOW OF AID STILL ROLLS IN
    430 1 Combined flwd funds top $300,000 THE combined Singapore and Federation Flood Relief Funds topped the $300,000 mark yesterday, a week after they were opened. The total of the two funds was $306,701 at, the end of the clay. IX SINGAPORE. $26,706 was collected
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    THE WETTEST DECEMBER FOR 85 YEARS
    48 1 THE WETTEST DECEMBER FOR 85 YEARS More rain has fallen in Sto(ore this month than in ;,:iv December f«r near!hundred years. In the period <*"« floods from Dec. 7 to Dec. 17. i inches WU recorded. This nearly three times asmuch as the a verase December rainfall since 1369.
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    France's request
    25 1 PARTS. Mon. U- H^J 1 Franc* announced In thr N^ional Assembly today that Fiance has asked to be admitted to the Colombo Plan.
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    Pope: All quiet
    12 1 ROME. Mon. Pope Pius passed a fairly tranquil muht
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    MacG's praise
    31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The forces, police and social welfare services received lett ra of praise todny from the High Commissioner. Sir Donald Ma^Gllllvray. for their work during the floods.
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    Mendes wins
    28 1 PARIS. Mon. The Govern- merit of M. n ierre Mendes France today won a vote of' confidence on Indo-China by i 310 votes to 172. Reuter.
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    England MAY yet win this Test
    397 1 England MAY yet win this Test 130 AHEAD, SIX WICKETS STANDING -THANKS TO PETER AND COLIN SYDNEY, Mon. A FOURTH WICKET stand of 116 by the two young amateurs, Peter May (98 not out) and Colin Cowdrey (54) left England with a fighting chance against Australia at the end of
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    Five die in H.K. fire
    62 1 HONG KONG Mon One woman and four children leaped to their deaths over a 70-foot cllrT today as fire jswrpt through a squattrr settlement here. Thirty-five others were Injured. The nre. which lasted for about two hours, rased more than 500 huts perched on a
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    MCA to act as 'postbox' for tip-offs on terrorists
    303 1 Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon ON what is believed to be the first occasion on recor.l. a Federation political party —the Malayan Chinese Asm. eiation— today announced its willineness to act as a •p,,vtbox' for information about terrorists This follows the decision
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    NAT 'KING' COLE AND SINATRA
    145 1 NAT 'KING' COLE AND SINATRA Colony may see them in the New Year SINGAPORE may sec vocalists "King" Cole. Frankie Lame. Frank Sinatra. Billy Daniels and Johnny Ray early next year. I Two American showmen— Mr Lee Gordon, of Florida and Mr Benn Reyes, of Hollywood—arrived in the Colony yesterday
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    COL. YOUNG QUITS KENYA POLICE
    208 1 He complains of being hamstrung From HALL ROMNEY LONDON. Monday. (MDLONEL Arthur Young, former Commissioner of Police. Federation of Malaya, has asked to be relieved of his command of the Kenya Police Force, aecordirm to a Daily Express report from Nairobi. The report says tna:
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    2 die in crash
    43 1 CARACAS. Venezuela. Mon —A Venezuela air line cargo Diane, with a crew of two. crashed at the *eck-end in the mountains of eastern Venezuela. Some planes flyine in the area said there were no siens of life— A. P.
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    STOP PRESS
    77 1 BRITAIN > PQLU V ON FORMOSA lOMJO.V, Mon.-Bntih Cimcrmnrnt said torn hr Britain is under no olilip.Unn to defend I•• ntht r than that ari>>in*. <iur of its I intcd Nations nn mbrrshiik Lord Kradin?, Mini I St.ttr fiu I nrnr.n Allah told Hour-c of lord', <.n\ ernrmnt
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    SIX THUGS ENTER HOUSE
    56 1 Six thugs entered the homo of Mr. Walter Neubronner in Waterloo Street Singapore, last night and demanded to se? him. They went off after being told that he was not at home. Mr. Neubronner. who has been commended by the police several times for Ms public
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    Through trains again today
    139 1 Through trains again today K. LUMPUR. Mon. I^AY and night mail trains will run again tomorrow between Singaporr and Kuala Lumpur, the Malayan Railway announced today. Repair worK on the damaged stretches of line between 1 Gemas and Segamat Is Rolng on satisfactorily but the Railway authorities warned pas- •>
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    U Nu returns
    27 2 RANGOON. Ifon The Burmese Premier. U Nu. and his ■> n turned by plan,' Irom H.'i.nj after a bckmlwiU rlstt to Ch'nn r»n Sund.iv eveninc
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    Hatoyama says: Re-arm Japan
    245 2 NEW PREMIER DEMANDS: 'SCRAP THIS OCCUPATION CONSTITUTION' AND THAT'S ONLY NATURAL WHEN REDS HAVE SHOWN HAND IN KOREA, VIETNAM TOKYO, Monday. pRIME MINISTER ICHIRO Hatoyama toda> called tor the revision of the "occupation con stitution" with the elimination of Article Nine in which Japan renounced war,
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    Third victim of car crash dies in hospital
    173 2 Third victim of car crash dies in hospital KOALA LUMPUR. Won. MKS. Mary Mjrlea, «4. who was .seriously injured in a car crash at the seventh mile Klang Road last night, dird at the General Hospital herr early today Her husband. Mr 11. Myies. tiS. and thrir nine-year-old grand-daughter Freda
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    Bhim draws a cheer
    56 2 WASHINGTON. Mon—Children of foreign diplomats broadcast Christmas greetings and I prayer fo r peace in the language Of their countries over the Voice of America \i iterday Bhiir. Khemain. 10-year-oM Mr. S P. Khemani. an att&che of the Indian Embassy, drew loud applause tor ln> serious
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    Reds free Macao man
    54 2 HONG KONG. Mon —The (liine.se Communists have re- Captain Alvaro De Andrade Salsado of the Portuguese army after holding him nearly three years Captain SaUado was returned in the same uniform he wore when captured on March 22. ]°52 while on a cruise between Macao and
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    Five die on mountain
    38 2 EDINBURGH Mon Fivt mountain climbers plunged 900 feel to their deathi yesterday near the summit of Ben NevLs The victims were all British Navy ofticers three petty officer.- a midshipman and a WREN AP
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    Appeal to France
    29 2 MOSCOW. Mon. The Gove!naient organ Izvestia ye.sterappealed to the "political ity. honesty and patriotism" of French National As.semblymen preparing to debate the German rearmament pacts. U.P.
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    Stalin festival
    27 2 LONDON. Mon. Celebrations will be held throughout the Soviet Union tomorrow to mirk the anniversary of the birth of Joseph Stalin. Moscow Radio reported. U.P.
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    Arms for Iraq
    27 2 BASRA, Mon. The first shipment of U.S. military aid to Iraq motor vehicles, arms and ammunition arrived here yesterday in the Steel Artisan. Reuter.
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    NEHRU'S VISIT: JUST TIME FOR A MEAL
    194 2 I^HE Indian Premier. Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, w ill stop at Singapore's Kallang Airport for only 45 minutes on Monday when he flies on his way to Jakarta to attend the conference of Colombo Pact nations. This will be just enough time for him
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    HE SHOT HIS SUCCESSOR
    70 2 BIRMINGHAM. Mon. The Chief Prosecutor of Alabama has been accused of murderin? the man who wa.s to sue- i ceed him. The accused man li State Attorney-General Silas Gar- rett. HLs alleged victim wa.s Vlu attorn *y-Teneral elect Albert Patterson, of Phenix Patterson had promised to
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    He had money troubles, so he killed wife, three children with a hatchet
    160 2 He had money troubles, so he killed wife, three children with a hatchet PASADENA. Calif. ).Mon. 4 BUSINESS man who was in financial difficulties killed his wife and three ihil dren with i hatchet as they sl~pt last night, then tried to i commit suicide. Police said Harold Oilar attempted
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    DOCKERS TO SIR DONALD: EXPLAIN
    314 2 Tomorrow is decision daij PENANG. Monday. •phk executive committee of the Renang Harbour Board stair A.-sociation. after lecrei meeting tonight, decided to ask the High Commissioner to clarify certain point- in a letter received tocki\ from the Federation's Commissioner for Labourer, Mr R. H. The
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    57 were killed in self-preservation
    38 2 NEW DELHI. Mon— Nnca I hPiidhunters irom the village ,of Pangsha acted in prejenratkm" whm they murdered 57 people in a"nci-h--bouring villapc and carried off their head.-, according to tht Indian Government —Renter
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    Terry's tour
    28 2 WASHINGTON. Mon —Film i actress Terry Moore will head let* troupe on an Atlantic tour thii Christmaa the Military Air Transport Service said yesterday.— A P
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    Hussein arrives
    25 2 LONDON. Mon KingHu>s» in ol Jordan flew into London yesterday to pres s for revision of the Anglo- Jordan Treaty of 1348.— AP.
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    Colonel UP and Mr. DOWN
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    CAMPAIGN OF HATE IN GREECE
    124 2 CAMPAIGN OF HATE IN GREECE Athens. Hon. Greek nt.» y. r: ■•tiatr Britain- can throughout th< country i A resolution passed by 1 Students' Nation:.! ti'in demanded n all oi all student^ now tudj li Britain un It r riola and the dismissal of all Br; tish advisers working i<
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    More Indians in charge now
    47 2 NEW DELHI. Mon tre now more Indii forelfnera in managei technical pwU in ton I trolled firms In I bit to Government In 1947 i when India independence' there 2.729 Indians compa 7.460 foreigners TT.Lv them are 10.842 Indian 7.658 foremnei.- -AP
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    52 MEN FIGHT 'BLAZING' PLANE
    9 2 52 MEN FIGHT 'BLAZING' PLANE I ln s: seen*
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    Australia train own Air Arn
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    Actress, 64. dies
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    WIVES ON THE WARPATH
    34 2 KARACHI. Mori women are on the wai my The modern wiv i ol Kai hi v- mapped out I campaitiiV of battle with men to wipe out tht rlghl I
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    PEKING PUTS ITS FIRST SPOKE IN THE WHEEL
    213 3 O.N. Secretary-General prepares to meet Chinese Premier but- Ual wrangle on jailed U.S. airmen now STOCKHOLM, Monday jR DAG HAMMARSKJOLD, Secretary.'l General of the Inited Nations, yesterday thr Chinese Ambassador to Sweden, Serai Konjj Pi»o, to discuss the "practical' fctiils" of his
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    Plane men told: Hear story first
    123 3 LONDON, .Mon. I MAINTFNANC E engineers at London Airport were asked today by their trade union not to take any action in support of 315 engineers dismissed on Friday before tney have hoard "the full history of the case." Shop stewards representing 4.000 maintenance
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    Author dies
    24 3 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Swedish author Frans G i Bentsaon, 60. author of '.ho book "Roede Orm" <The lone i Ships'") died yesterday.- Rcuter.
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    FORRESTAL'S WIDOW LAUNCHES WORLD'S BIGGEST WARSHIP
    96 3 FORREST AL'S WIDOW LAUNCHES WORLD'S BIGGEST WARSHIP TIGS move the I SS Forrestil to a new berth after her christening in drydock at Newport News, Virginia, by Mrs. James V. Forrestal widow of the former I'nited States Navy Secretary The ship has a displacement of about 60 000 tons, i-ost
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    SHOWDOWN-AND PEACE, TOO
    202 3 SHOWDOWN- AND PEACE, TOO will come, says Adenauer NEW YORK. Monday. THE West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, writing in the magazine Foreign Affairs, said yesterday that sooner or later a united West will seek a peaceful showdown with the Russians. This, he indicated, will Rive the opportunity to reunify
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    WORLD-WIDE TELEVISION IS NOT FAR OFF, SAYS GENERAL
    149 3 NEW YORK, Mon. B Kid. -Gen. David Sariini. chairman of the Radio Corporation of America, said yeslerc'av i international television "is not far away." "It is bound to he achieved in television as it was in radio. 1 G«*n. Sarnoff said in
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    They go to U.S.
    36 3 NEW DELHI. Mon. The I Ministry of Education says an average of 460 Indian jtndents have been enrolled evrry year in colleges uu Universities in the United i States since 1948— A.P.
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    THE PATH TO PEACE -BY MARSHAL TITO
    233 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. BROADCASTING last night I over All-India Radio, PreI sident Tito of Yugoslavia said that all nations faced the same alternative "existence in peace, or an ineluctable new catastrophe." •'On the basis of this prlnci- pie of i o-existence our two
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    Vijaya in London
    38 3 LONDON, Mon Mrs VI- 1 lav .i Lakshmi Pandit, India's) New High Commissioner In London and first woman to head a diplomatic mission hrre, arrived yesterday from Bombay I to take up her appointment. Router.
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    Freer trade
    31 3 BONN, Mon —A now trade agreement for 1955 will be .signed here today, liberalising about 90 per cent of Aurloj German trade and fixing quoUas for the rest.— Reutcr.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    359 3 LONDON. Mon. IT has been a satlafactory day in the London stock markets even If the buying has been less vigorous Interest has been tenured mainly in industrials and the Hit of pains was quite substantial although some were rpdured by profit -tHKinu later. The light of Industrials
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    LONDON TIN
    26 3 LONDON. Dec. 20— Cash Buyers tWHI. Sellers fTOO; Forward Buyers tI8971:: SelIrrs <C m ,oo: Settlement tfifl:!!. Turnover a.m. 100 tons p.m. tiO tuns.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    41 3 LONDON, Dec. 20. Spot 26d Jan. i!6d., Feb 25 d. Mai J.in.-M.ir. 25 d April-June 25 -d July-Stpi. 25 \d., Oct. -Dec. 25',d.. LVc. (if 25 .'an. elf., 25 11/16 d.. F?b. c.t.f. 25 „d.. Tone: 1 Sti on,'.
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    Nobleman dies
    26 3 ROME, Mon. Prince Enrico Orimaldi, 15, a Sicilian nobleman, died on Saturday night He was a relative of Prince Rainier II of Monaco. A.P.
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    Service in China
    16 3 HONG KONG. Mon.— China* Statr- Council has parsed draft regulations on military service
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    Night-spots ready for a rush
    349 4 MANY TABLES IN RESTAURANTS STILL AVAILABLE FOR FESTIVE SEASON DELA YS THROUGH FLOODS MAKE XMAS TRADE MORE HECTIC THAN EVER ITU only four days to go to Christmas, all except one of Singapore's leading night-spots still had tables available yesterday for the five gala dinner-dances
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    RIDDLE of the GREENS that are BROWN
    118 4 RIDDLE of the GREENS that are BROWN KUALA LUMFUH Mon. SIXTI.KN of the 18 lush :;rciiis on tkt tliampiomhip Mane at the SelaiiKor (>olt Club in Circular Road have myutrrltnilj turned brown .mil no our knows wliy. Baijlri of the turf h.ivt been to tinRahbet Re— it lu>titute for analyviv
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    Tourist labels: A reprint
    34 4 Th publicising Singap. t hate been and mpanles. 1 1 EUld hotels. They were issued on.. ago The Public Do partment. which issued the! labels, is now planning i prin:
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    NO PLACE LIKE HOME-113 SAIL IN TODAY
    56 4 NO PLACE LIKE HOME- 113 SAIL IN TODAY A BATCH of 113 Malayan children studying in Australian schools is expected in Singapore by the Charon to-, morrow. Specially-chartered Malayan Airways Diane* will fly "the Federation children fro:ii Kal:o Kiiaia Lumpur, ipohi and Penan-i lUU batch of 93 children will arrive
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    Santa calls on crippled children
    70 4 v\ HAK-OLI) POLIO VICTIM Toh Kirn Hual «ets i u nt from Santa lavs at i party given by th c British Ked CMM Society to H7 crippN-d childrea of Singapore at the Oxley RIM home of MhW (iwen Nirolit-h »left> \esierday. Lookiiu i n
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    He let process servers in-then got a knife
    114 4 He let process servers in then got a knife Sudarno bin S Uam wwoa o M-n--teiu-ed to Iwo monthi jail in Singapore .e~t .day for hurting two proeMt server* who a., v i n him with I gummorm on a complaint by his wife The COOrt vas told Uiat the
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    Two majors on leave climb the mountains
    238 4 Two majors on leave climb the mountains rpWO officers of the Brigade of -Gurkhas from Malaya have spent the last three months mountaineering and exploring in the snowy region of nothern Nepal. Thpy are Major J.O.M. Roberts, of the 1 2 Gurkhas, and Major G Lorimer of thr 2 6
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    1,500 MUST MOVE BECAUSE THEY ARE STEPPING ON OTHER'S RICHES
    60 4 1,500 MUST MOVE BECAUSE THEY ARE STEPPING ON OTHER'S RICHES fHREE HUNDRED families of 011 N 1 children living i,, RamLn will have to find *,ew hSe?eL^ an > cause there is tin under t», ■•■ss* They must make v. ""I Larut Tin Fields which will on Christmas Eve from
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    Not wanted, Penang Radicals told
    73 4 Not wanted, Penang Radicals told PENANG THE executive coma Penang UMNO ed the inclusion o| the Malayan Indian C( the present UlfNO-MCA-Muslim League A!h. the settiem<n f bur 'not to favour' the admission of the Radical Party At a meeting h( iv dun: week-end, th* eommittei contended thai inclusion the
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    $2,500 damages to motor-cyclist
    86 4 A motor-cyclL-t. who .sued a taxi owner for injuries which he sustained in an accident in Bras Ba.sah Road, was awarded 12.500 damages by Mr Justice Taylor :r the Btafaporf Court yesterday John Joffro Bheein. Inspector of Pasts was riding his motor-cycle along Bras B. 1953
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    Gangster stab man
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    Cycling scouts visit Klang
    35 4 KLANG. Mon. T« scouts from Batu I 1 Johore. led by Troop I. Rahlm BM, visited Klan terday during a cyclin I the south. After a few hours the. for Morib.
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    IT'S CHARITY UNLIMITED
    2817 5 More and yet more for the fund 'Dollar for Discs' appeal alone nets $3,068 I\ONATIONS to the SlngaV r>" 1( F: '"»i Roller Fund re- ived yesterday were: R<;dif fusions < Singapore! fsn!i l rs i for Discs APPeal '<Jnd instalment) $3,068 The independent Missionary Movement $1,001.
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    Red Cross rush to flood baby
    82 6 Red Cross rush to flood baby KUALA Ll'MPl R. Mon. BABY was born four days ago to a Chinese woman stranded in a flooded kampong in the Padan area of Johore. News of the birth reached a Red Cross detachment, doing rescue work in the district. They called on the
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    Recruiting team due
    49 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A recruiting team will visit Kuala Lumpur in January to select Malay recruits fr>r the first Singapore Regiment of |R. y.ii Artillery. The team will interview youths between 18 and 25 at the Kuala Lumpur Central Police Station on Jan 12 and 13.
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    'Bring and Buy'
    23 6 International Women's Club will hold a "Bring and Buy" sale at the Singapore Y.W.C-V. Raffles Quay, at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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    'Bad blood' led to acid battle, court told
    348 6 A FINGER SEVERED, ARM BROKEN AND BURNS ALL ROUND, SA YS DOCTOR jftLiiALM*.. 111-teeling existed between two Singapore Chinese families on an estate at Jalan Sam Kongsi, off Tempenis Road, they battled with bottles of acid and sticks, the Third Criminal District
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    Halt! Jumbo ahead-the relief men get a shock
    196 6 Halt! Jumbo ahead- the relief men get a shock JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A RELIEF party taking supplies to floodstricken aborigines in the Merging district over the weekend, had startling encounter with a herd of wild elephants. The herd thundered across the road ahead of a group of members of the
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    200 children at party
    47 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The I Deo^le living in the Peel Road area of Kuala Lumpur yesterday entertained 200 children to a Christmas party. The three Imbl Ward municipal Councillors Mr. Cheah Ewe Keat. Mr. Chan Chee Honi: and Mr Douglas Lee— were present
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    YWCA farewell
    36 6 Members of the Singapore V.W.c.A yesterday gave a farewell party to their secre-tary-general. Mrs. Shufen Khoo. who will be leaving soon for Britain on a one-year trip with her husband. Dr. F V Khoo
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    Council meeting
    27 6 The next meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council will be h»ld at the new Assembly House. Empress Place, at 10 a m on Jan. 18
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    THE PRISONER WHO MISSED HIS MEALS
    175 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Monday. f\Ol SENG KEE. a restricted residence man accused of leaving here without permission, complained in the Magistrate's Court today that every time he was brought to court from prison hv missed his meals. Ooi. whose case was post- poned again today,
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    £17,500 aid for students
    93 6 £17,500 aid for students SINGAPORE has so far sent rA17.500 to helo build International House in Melbourne for the use of Asian students studying in Australia. This includes iA73O from Sarawak. An Australian Commission statement yesterday said building operations would probably begin next month. A recent contribution oi CA50.000 by
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    Acquitted on cheating charge
    45 6 Paul S Markandan was acquitted without his defence being called, in Singapore yesterday, on a charge of cheating by giving a cheque to a coffee-shop proprietor to setup a credit when he had no account In the bank on Aug 16.
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    Bishop speaks
    33 6 The Rt. Rev Henry W. Baines, Bi.shop of Singapore, will speak on "The Christmas Story" at tomorrow's lunch meeting of the Singapore Rotarkins at the Capitol Blue Room at 1 p.m.
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    S.I.T. TO SELL THESE HOUSES
    136 6 S.I.T. TO SELL THESE HOUSES THE Singapore Improvement Trust has built two terrace houses in Dawson Road as models of the type it will sell. They will cost about $5,000 each They are two-storeyed, with two bedrooms upstairs, a living room, kitchen, bathroom and modern sanitation. The Trust wants to
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    P.C.s hurt in road crash
    63 6 Two Singapore policemen were injured yesterday when the motor-cycle on which they were riding overturned and crashed at the junction of Chancery Lane and Duneam Road The men. Hussein bin Shariff 30. and Osman bin Jalet 28. are both attached to th^ Radio Division. Hu.s.seln
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    Illegal samsu: $200 fine
    48 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Loo See, alias Loo Lian. 42, was found guilty In the Sessions Court here today on a charge of possessing an illegal sanis^ still at Sakik South new village or. Dec 12. He wrs fined $200. in default, two months Jail.
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    Treat for 300
    38 6 KLANO. Mon. More than 300 children will be entertained to a party by the Klang Union Sunday School at the AngloChinese School hall tomorrow at 4.30 p.m. Christmas cifts will be given to the children
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    Pension pay-out
    22 6 PENANG MOO. Government pensioners in Penang and Province Wellesley will receive their December payment on Wednesday it was announced today
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    Firemen and police join forces to save dog
    134 6 SEVEN members of the Singapore Auxiliary Fire Service and a Police Constable last iii"!:t rescued a doR from a 20-foot sewerage pit at the Woodleigh pumping station. The dog had been swimming in the pit for about two hours. The water was
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    $137,000 STICK-UP -WITHOUT A WORD: COURT TOLD
    270 7 $137,000 STICK-UP -WITHOUT A WORD: COURT TOLD Clerk recounts visit by 3 tight-lipped men 'THREE armed men x robbed a shop in Middle Road Singapore, of $137,000 without once opening their mouths, a preliminary inquiry was told yesterday. Two men, Wan Chuen and Lrong Saik Fong, were accused in the
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    Tiptoe men make a $6,000 haul
    91 7 Tiptoe men make a $6,000 haul Xl AI.A I.r.MPIR. Mon. THE house of a contractor. Mr N| (.cum Han. was burgled early this morning and rash and jewellery worth SC.IOO was stolen. Mr. Ng was asleep in his home at Tioiit: Nam Settlement behind Batu Road, when the burglars sot
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    Engineer is fined $100
    57 7 IPOH. Mon.— Harold Creen. 26. a Public Works Department engineer, of Kuala Lumpur. wa.s fined $100 and had his driving licence endorsed here today for dangerous drivinp. Green wai returning from Kuala Kangsar on March 21 when hLs car grazed an oncoming car in the Gopeng
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    'Old Boys' to get together
    49 7 Old Boys' to get together KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Malay College Old Boys" Association, defunct since the Japanese occupation, is to b*> revived on Jan. 22 The Selaimor branch of th* association is orc;at:i.-;inß reunion dinner that day for the ■Id boys of the college in Malaya and Brunei
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    GOVT. OFFER ON WAGE DEMAND
    198 7 Reply to Statistics men tomorrow THE Singapore Government's offer on the demand by 60 of its storekeepers and coding clerks in the Statistics Department for wage increases will be made tomorrow. r The offer will be madp at a meeting of the clerical division grading
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    UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES HE DREAMED HIS OPIUM DREAMS
    87 7 UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES HE DREAMED HIS OPIUM DREAMS a MAN who was fou»«d smoking; opium under foleman Bridge, Singapore, on Friday evening had to pay up for the pleasure yesterday. A police constable on his brat sinelled opium and looked round but walking across the bridge could see nothing. Then
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    -BUT THIS ONE DREAMED OF GOING TO JAIL
    79 7 -BUT THIS ONE DREAMED OF GOING TO JAIL Earlier, in the same runrt, Loh Yau Kcng, uho vent to a police station unC handed over opium, ua.~ fined $15 for unlawful Ifffftfllffffi of opium. Loh. the court was told, went to Bnkit Timah Police Station on Friday t. cninp and
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    Kuala Lumpur wedding
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Mr. Lee Khee Wee. assistant lecturer in Dentistry at the University of Malaya, and MK^ Fong Yuen Phill. a Social Welfare officer in Singapore, were married at the registry hentoday. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Form Sin Mm. of
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    New HQ for K.L. traffic branch
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Kuala Lumpur Traffic Branch headquarters. now housed in a nlssen hut. will occupy a new two-storey building In April n^xt year. The Selangor P.W.D. U calling for tenders. The building will be on the site of the present officeHigh Street,
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    They help on holidays
    54 7 KLANG. Mon— Forty-seven members of the 11th Selangor detachment < Klang i and the Junior Red Cro.s.s units of the Hiuh School, Convent and M« thodist Girls' School here spent a fortnight of their holidays doing public service. They collected and distri- 1 buted toys, Christmas
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    Party for 250
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than 250 children will bo entertained to a ChrLstma.s party on Thursday at 4.30 p.m. at the Selaneor Eurasian Association premises.
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    'JAILED' BUT HE WALKS AWAY FREE
    89 7 'JAILED' BUT HE WALKS AWAY FREE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. bin Dams. 18. of Gombak Lane, walked out of the Second Magistrate's Court a free man today after he pleaded guilty to stealing $53 and a cheque for $560 from a European. Mr. K. K Pillay, tne prose- rutinß officer, .said
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    'Let's help end Emergency'
    50 7 'Let 's help end Emergency' KLANG. Mon. The reelected President of the Klang Estate Stall Union. Mr. M. N. Rajah, urged members at thf annual meeting yesterday to help the Government bruit the emergency to a quick end The meeting also supported the pioposal for a national estate Matt union.
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    Kampar Club
    25 7 IPOH. Mon -The Kampar Recreation Club will hold their annual social and dance at the club's premises on Wednesday at 8 30 p.m.
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    Youth convicted
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mohamed Zain bin Budin. 18, plcadod Ruiltv here to fraudulent possession of a woman's suit of i-lohes. Raja Rrdzuan, the magistrate, postponed sentence until Dec. 27 for a probation officer's report on Zain, who was remandod.
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    Ammunition was found in home of teenagers
    145 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A i 19-year-old Chinese girl and her t'jvo brothers, aged 16 and 17. were accused in the Kluann Sessions Court yesterday of unlawfully havin« ammunition. On Oct. 3 when police raided their house at Cha'ah they lound hidden two rounds
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    DEATHS
    79 8 it >lo minimum). RICHARDS FREDA Age 9 at Kuala Lumpur on 19th December. a ret and -WID AND MARY at i Lumpur on I9*h December. Margaret Richards. I i* received from iday) of the ".or Deopillal. the father of Mrs. P. M Thamboe, of the ■<<-remban. Deceased ■•>< dauphters
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    29 8 AC KNOWLEDGMENTS (minimum) Dob k all friend* nnd relatives for rendered, r.: tha, etc. and attendance at her CH Quec. Relatives who M \i Attended the Funeral |t 71.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Tues. Dec. 21, 1954. Schools And Politics
    588 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Tues. Dec. 21, 1954. Schools And Politics In suggesting that a public corporation might take over the organisation and control of all t\pos of education in Malaya. Mr. L. D. Whitfield was emphasise that he M a private per- the Federation's Director of Education. Neverts, it
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    The $12 Floor For Rice
    673 8 The least acceptable of the recommendations made by the Rice Production Committee was an increase in the Government guaranteed price for padi. At the time the Committee reported, the guarantee was $17 a picul. An increase of $3 was recommended. The proposal was made at
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    Monitorial system slows up satisfactory recruitment of Malayan teachers
    1533 8  - Monitorial system slows up satisfactory recruitment of Malayan teachers FREDERIC MASON By Professor of Education, University of Malays DEFERENCE has al- ready been made to the difficulty of understanding the report on the Malayanisation of the Government service and to the fact that some of its statements have already been
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      Mixed marriage: Its effect on racial harmony
      220 8 Mixed marriage: Its effect on racial harmony IF there is any country in the world which is "conditioned" for racial intermarriage it is Malaya. Many racial groups are represented here and in large numbers. Their contact is not casual. They have lived here for years, and some lor centuries. This
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      THEY MAY HAVE TO BUY BOATS
      157 8 THEY MAY HAVE TO BUY BOATS DURING the Talping Town Council election campaign the Alliance candidates, particularly Mr. Oon Chong Eong. went from house to house promising us that they would immediately attended to our urgent problems, especially the improvement of roads and drains in our Groen House area, if
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      THANKS TO THE POLICE
      93 8 I WRITE to express gratl- I tute for the way in which the Malacca police carried out the work of rescuing the i unfortunate people who were flooded out of their homes. Without a doubt, a great many lives have been saved i through their humane
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      TWO YEARS AT SAME PAY
      91 8 I WAS a clerk/typist In a certain mining corporation in the Federation The salary with which I commenced was $231 a month. At the time I was a bachelor. After some months! got married, but rece'ved no increment Time passed, and my family increased to
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    On the margin
    46 8 On the margin Who for] T I Sine.-. ail H save bane H WhJ? I band I I ■f pa i W 1 I for tn ano' H or ha barm I B HM Sk A l and > I add?:: H I VEST 1 w I
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    Fresh food prices are soaring
    127 9 tUINED 60 PER CENT OP GREEN CROPS .I.VO GOVT. RUSH TEAMS p FIND OUT HOW TO rt FARMER ON HIS FEET IK t ion in Singapore has been cut 60 '>> the floods and housewives may iopl)l up wiih hijfh prices for the next two
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    ORE TIME, GOVT. AGREES
    43 9 Mon.— The 'r.imber rnacu- from 180 minutes to 420 mm- I a week, a live-man depu- tation of the Federation of hinese School Teachers Assoins v as tcld today by the Member for Education, Mr. L. I Wi.itflp'.d. 1
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    McNEICE WITH A SURVEY TEAM
    36 9 THK President of the Singapore ity Council. Mr. T.P.P. McNeice. talks to members of a Government survey team making an on-the-spot assessment of flood damage at Potong Pasir. Straits Times picture.
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    300 troops arrive
    38 9 The 12.600-ton Dunera brought 300 troops from Brli tain for Malaya yesterday. She ali;o disembarked 64 service families. In transit to Hong Kong in 1 th< Dunera were a further 500 troops and 154 families.
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    Air cadets to fly on exchange trip soon
    156 9 Air cadets to fly on exchange trip soon KUALA LUMPUR, Mon ELEVEN cadets of the Federation Air Training Corps i will leave here on Dec. 29 for Singapore, from where they will fly to Australia at the end oi the month. They form part of the Malayan contingent of 20
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    Fowl thieves in Penang
    42 9 PENANO. Mon. With the approach of Christmas and the Chinese Tung Cheh (winter solstice festival) on Dec. 22, poultry thieves have been very active. Elßhteen fowls, valued at $60 were stolen from a farm in Batu Ferrtnghi yesterday.
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    M.Y.F. social
    26 9 Telok Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship, Singapore. will hold Its Christmas social In the church hall, 235, Telok Ayer Street, at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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    They are smiling again in the flood valleys
    385 9 CITY PRESIDENT CALLS AT THE FARMS pOTONG PASIR, one of Singapore's worst flooded areas, was almost normal again yesterday. Except for a few patches of debris and large areas of ruined vegetable crops, it would have been difficult to believe that only
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    IT'S CHEAPER RISKS FOR MR. MOTORIST
    173 9 A MILLION-DOLLAR company has been formed by the Automobile Association of Singapore to give cheaper insurance rates to its members. The <company called the Malayan Motor and General Underwriters Ltd.. will be run by a fully qualified Underwriter Manager. The scheme now awaits the
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    The Napier Road thieves at it again
    64 9 The Napier Road thieves at it again NIGHT prowlers along Napier Road. Singapore, are still active despite intensified anti-housebreaking police patrols in the area. Another family has lost valuables and cash while they slept. The latest robbery was reported by a European who discovered that cash, a fountain pen and
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    New Archdeacon
    24 9 The Rev. A. C. Dumper. Vicar of South Perak, Church of England, has been appointed Archdeacon of North Malaya from Jan. 1.
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    NOW IT'S- FIRE AT BEDOK
    67 9 Singapore firemen yesterday put out a tar blaze which threatened an attap village near the flood-devastated district of Bedok. The fire started in a drum where workmen were engaged in road repairs. The fire, fanned by a strong wind, endangered a number of squatter huts
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    More rice, milk and clothes given out
    253 9 More rice, milk and clothes given out AID for flood victims in Singapore continued to flow out yesterday from four centres. Ninety bags of rice, 60 cases of milk and 450 parcels of clothing were given away --but no cash. "Now that the crisis is nvtr, we're Investigating vtry carefully
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    Nanyang Flood Fund at $60,011
    59 9 Nanyang Flood Fund at $60,011 TK.E NANYANG Siang Pau Flood Relief Fund reached a total of $60,011 yesterday. Gifts to the fund yesterday totalled $6,885. Clothes, milk, foodstuffs, biscuits and medicine were also received. The Nanyang Siang Pau will today distribute the gifts at the relief centres at Poton? Pa.-:ir.
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    Home guards rewarded
    59 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Less than 48 hours after killine a terrorist, three home guards in an isolated flood area of Johore this morning received cash rewards from the State i British Adviser, Mr. D. A. Somerville. They were Khalid bin Ahnnd. 27, Zakariah bin Mohnmed Ali, 17,
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    IT'S GOODBYE TO MALAYA FOR TWO TOP COMMANDERS
    272 9 IT'S GOODBYE TO MALAYA FOR TWO TOP COMMANDERS KI'ALA M'MPI'R. Monday. TWO top commanders in Malaya will leave next May K at the end of their tours They are Maj-Gfn. W. H. Lambert, general oflicer commanding the Ist. Federation of Malaya Division, and Ma j -Gen. L. E. C. Perowne,
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    Progressive Party rebel to face party 'trial'
    136 9 Progressive Party rebel to face party 'trial' THE EXECUTIVE committee of the Singapore Progressive Party has dirided that Mr. Sim Seng Seng, one of their members oil the City Council, must face charges for his conduct at last month's council meeting. He voted three times against his party colleagues on
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    Housebreaker goes to jail
    44 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Yau Kee See was sentenced in the Kluang Sessions Court yesterday to 12 months Jail for i housebreaking. Yau, who had three previous convictions, will be subject to 18 months police supervision on completion of his sentence.
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    $1,000 gift
    28 9 The Asia Foundation hes etvcti *1 000 to the Singapore Federation of Community Centres to usirf leaders ot centres speed up reHef measures for flon<i victims.
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    39 9 The remain- of the late N X:i\ier. brother-in-law of Joseph Mirhaol, Road Transport Dopt will be remc.rd for interment from No. 1, Tteacher Road. Kuala Lumpur, to Chrra-. Road Cemetery tnci;i (31 12 54> at 4.3 C p.m.
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      150 9 The weather MINIMI M TEMPKRATI'BE (730 p.m. on Dec. 19 to 7.30 a.m. on Dec. 20): Singapore 73 decrees, Penang 73. KoU Banru 71. Kuala Lumpur 70, Ipoh 71. Kuantan 72. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE (7 30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Dec. 20 r. Singapore 86. Penang 89. Knta Bahru 85,
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    That party: Awful warning to parents
    665 10  -  CHRISTINE WHAT A LIFE! By I \V r HAT on earth can TT we do for the I children's party this year?" I asked my husI band. "We've had con- jurers. and Father Christmas and the pilliI tri Hi man. I'd like to think
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    MAKE ONE GOWN DO THE WORK OF SEVERAL
    430 10 It you've left it too late... if your purse won't take too much strain...you can still be smart at Christmas, says "MAXINE RAKICH VOW that we are actually approach ins the Christmas season, you have perhaps discovered that you are attending far
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    The cost is as pleasing as the dress
    77 10 The cost is as pleasing as the dress PDMMT ORASGF (V li>:c>. Note the 'tied and dipped neckline and the thrte-qumrter tleevei Thit it a ptrfeei trttt for the *.»iaU Iwnk balance. It can be NM'rf up and down. S for almost a>:v OCCi ami proportioned you can just about
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      311 10 Straits Times Crossword 28. Geometrical mass finally con--7 H HI Nil [Hi WB^ 2A Nf rd winclow? (V1 £S£> vEjifl h^^* P^^ i§sS§l p§SSSI 3. N. E. Lslet can be stretched I **|tJj 1 I I f I I I 4. The first of AuruM 12 1 f I f
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Slick, $500-a-tip swindler, toured with shapely 'guests'
    1758 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Slick, $500-a-tip swindler, toured with shapely 'guests' SLIM, hawk-faced, fast-talking Canadian circulated among his guests at a dazzling party in Shanghai on March 25, 1934. Wealthy American tourists and exquisitely-gowned women roared at their host's brilliant conversation. Suddenly he swung on his heel, hurried to another
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      297 11 HRbRW. W I m &<. flfe, RRRRRRk '■'<, 7k. HRL »-^L. at St r v Hi I M it wAr /^^^||^f^afl "Im atkiifm Rnuon U Htifl ctfnU", Sir" Fitting accompaniment to smoothly luxurious u-avel, BE\SOXa»<iHlt)<,i;s Sujk r Virginia cigarettes are made from the finest of line tobaccos with unhurried, untiring
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      153 11 Shvrinrk Hnianvs #*o.v.v oft dnor 3s^ THE HOUSE M4SNT THAT MAQ.K WA6 PUT ON mOu6ES^^l Hr /< &EEN ENTERED pqß. I MAVNG THE PESTILENCE AT TmE W TME FATAL HOUSES AMP K YEARS. 1 WMAT'S THIS J TiME OF THE GCEAT P'_A6tJE. TmEv f THE DEVILS BA6PiPE£ J fl Hk
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    RUBBER UP AGAIN BY ONE CENT ON STEADY MARKET
    771 12 RUBBER UP AGAIN BY ONE CENT ON STEADY MARKET T»HE price of rubber in Singapore a^ain yesterday rose sharply in price by on* cent and January first jrrade buyers f.o.b. closed al 87 7 Ifi cents lb., the highest price since January 7 1 The price has now firmed by
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    20 12 SINC APORK. Doc ->n TIN: «MCn po r (down )0 cents. RIBISFK: trnts a id. (up one cent).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 12 MELBOURNE. U Little activity m dispi Investments on the Stork today. Prices recorded tone. A firmer trend in minings as better rapp for several „f the more m stocks. Commonweal- firmer on active tradiwj Loans 3., 1956-59 CM 15/16 Loans 3V, 1956-03 £96 15/3^ Bank of N.S.W. CM
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    114 12 Sinirapnrp f hincse I'mdn. f\ change: iocn prices |,er i day were. Copra: fuiet: December buyers. $3U'. sellers; January $3i buyers. $31". sellers. Coconut quietly steady: «.^0 teUei quiet, no buslneai reported- unchanged. Muntok white Sarawak $204. Lampong black I Chos ihr sir vhr 2r sh H. B.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    50 12 The Malayan Exrhanse Bar/ sortition made the followinc cites to merchants day m*£ n h dOn buying 180 d/st or fi months sight, air mail etmi On tbj free exchange Mil Hon K Kon« ywUfcj th« -ne was quoted at 15 71 one tael of gnld a: J
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    RUBBER PRICES
    136 12 January first grade rubber kun f.O.b. closed in Singapore ye*i> at 87 7/ 16 cents a 1b one tent above Saturdays closing price. The cloMng tone wa s Irregular after steady. Closing prices yesterday In cen's per Ib. were:— No. 1 RS S Spot loose buyers 87, sellers
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    SHIPPING
    80 12 Kpa tyln* aloninide thi> SlniraHarbour Board wharvt* or ted today are: Dunera 12. 4 5, Lcxa Maersic C.P.. Ben--89, Toreador 11. Brnvenuc Glenroy 15 16. Automedon 18 Inverbank 19 20. Scudal N Wall 5 Luiißsa N. Wall 7. PelalliiK N Wall 10 10. Kaloekoe 21 1!2, Star AlcfOM 2-i
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      429 12 X'MAS/NEW YEAR MEETING. 1954/55 i Alteration of Schedule of Kacinr. The Committee have decided to run Class 1 Dlvs. 1 A 2, 1 Mile I Races on Second Day. 27th Decem- I I ber, 1954. and Class 2. Dlvs 1 A 2.1 7 Fur. Races on First Day. 25th December.
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    Rubber exports to be protected against rain by strict rules
    381 14 Rubber exports to be protected against rain by strict rules rpHE Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board, which for nearly two years has been functioning as the watch dog of the quality of Malayan rubber abroad, has introduced now rules to ensure that all rubber packed for export will be protected
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    Sisal ropes ousted by synthetics?
    172 14 RECENT tests show that British man-made fibre is emerging as a competitor with sisal. A ropemaking firm. It I and Gourock Ropework Company, (ilascow. which has done much pioneer work with artificial fibres. has found that onr of its artificial ropes had a working life
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    K.L. PROVISION TRADERS UNITE
    166 14 Singapore, Penana man follow THE Centr.il Malaya Provision Wholesalers' Association was officially inaugurated two weeks ago by the Kuala Lumpur municipal president, Mr A. D. York. The association Is a noncommunal body, its 23 members including merchants of I several races. "Our object." said tin president.
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    Rubber land in Perak to be sold
    144 14 Rubber land in Perak to be sold 4 MAI.OAMATED Bruas Rub- ber Estates Ltd are to Mil their Buki? Klian estate i in Perak Bukit Klian is isolated from the company's other properties, which are convei.icntly grouped for supervision. The company's acents in Ma lava recently received an offer of
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    BROKERS TO START BETTER SERVICE
    274 14 BROKERS TO START BETTER SERVICE TEN YEARS after reopening in Malaya, Edward Lumley and Sons (Malaya) Ltd., insurance brokers are to break away from the Malayan insurance tariff book agreement and revert to their pre-war policy of quoting independent non-standardised terms. The company will quote the non-standardised terms with Lloyds
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    TAX HITS DIESEL MOTORS TOO HARD
    241 14 M°TO R companies in Malaya would seriously consider changing their diesel driven vehicles back to petrol engines if Government's present high rate of taxation for diesel engines was not lowered, said Mr. MnS™ t°?h Si retirinß »«M»«Itot director of Borneo Motors Ltd Singapore. Sales
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    NEW BANK CHIEF'S VISIT
    147 14 MR. W. R. Cockburn, chief general manager of The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, will retire on January 15, 1955, after completing over 43 years' service at home and abroad. Following upon his retire- 1 ment it is the intention of the directors to
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    Five new caps in Scottish XV v France
    212 15 Five new caps in Scottish XV v France EDINBURGH, Mon. SCOTLAND'S Rugby Union team to meet France in Paris on Jan. 8, announced here last night, contains five new "caps". The choice of a nev captain J. Greenwood was a surprise as he has played in only one previous international
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    Tourists again lose lead
    381 15 SECOND DEFEAT FOR INDONESIANS 4iVZ) THEY WON'T EASILY FORGET COUTTS—THE MAN WHO BEAT THEM By Our Hockey Reporter JHh Indonesian hockey tourists will not easily iorget Coutts, for this wizard inside left deprived them of victory for the second day running when ihe visitors played a
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    ATHLETIC MEET
    44 15 The Singapore Delt.i Ganges Welfare Association will hold an athletic meeting at 3 p.m. on Dec. 27 Ht the Mekong Walk padang in Delta Estate. KUALA LUMPUR Mon. V.V. li.uer won the Selangor Eurasian A -x-iatlnns open three-ball blllurds championship last night.
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    DUNN LEADS S'PORE ATTACK
    117 15 THE Singapore team to meet the Indonesian national) bockei tram in a return inter- 1 national at Jalan B«'sar stadium tomorrow shows one change from Sunday's .side. Sq/Lc!r lan Dunn, the Seletar captain, comes in at centre forward in place of I Percy Pennefather. who goes
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    HE IS RATED THE BEST WELTER SIAM HAS PRODUCED
    28 15 BOMDEZ VONGTRAKIT as Ray Rico will see him at the Happy World arena on Sunday night. Straits Times picture.
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    Somdez better boxer than Som Pong was in his prime
    296 15 By Our Boxing Reporter ORIENT welterweight champion Somaez Yongtrakir is said to be the best welterweight Siam has ever produced It is no exaggeration I watched thL< compact bundle of muscle— he Is only sft I 6in— work out at
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    LOH No. 3 IN ASIAN RANKINGS
    272 15 MAI VAN HOA. who retained his Asian table-tennis men's singles title, was given pride of place in the Asian Table Tenni.s Federation's official rankings issued by Mr T I) Ranga Ramanujan. the hon general secretary, on Sunday night. Sih Su Chu ol Hone Kong.
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    HART IS BEST U.S. PLAYER
    163 15 NEW YORK. Mon VtISS DORIS HART was today 1 mimed Americas No. 1 woman lawn I '-I) nls player for 1954 by the United States L. T. A. ranking Mi lmlttee. The D S. women's sineles champion. Miss Hart, undoubtedly MM! her elrvation from second
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    Perak rugby will miss Mr. Long
    80 15 IPOH. Mon. Perak will lose one of its keenest rugby officials with the departure from Ipoh this, week of Mr. M. J Long. Hon. secretary of the Perak Rugby Union for the past two seasons. Mr. Long did much to popularise thr ti.ime amongst
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    ASIAN TABLE TENNIS EVERY TWO YEARS
    229 15 'THE Asian tnble tennis champlon- ships will be held once In i mrj two years in future This was decided at the Third Asian annual congress meeting held in dingaporc'. Manila has been ihosen as the venue for the Fourth Asian cham- 1 1
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    W. GERMANS WIN
    26 15 MSBON. Mon. Wwt Urrmanv be«l Porttiw.tl 3-0 aftrr Iriulint; I -d at half time In an international MOM* m.tt< ii hut today* Renter.
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    May (98 not out), Cowdrey (54) revive England hopes
    675 16  - May (98 not out), Cowdrey 54) revive England hopes JACK FINGLETON THREE OUT FOR 55, THEN A 116-RUN PARTNERSHIP CABLE from SYDNEY, Mon. ENGLAND still live in Sydney's vital second Test. Just before lunch today, English stocks slumped to bedrock with Hutton and Graveney both being dismissed in the same
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    35 MINS. NO SCORE—THEN THIS
    43 16 35 MINS. NO SCORE— THEN THIS tNGLISH .m-miu batsman Trevor Baile> ha«. his middle stump sent flvine h* vnrkpr from Ray Lindwall for a "duck on the opening day of the second Test Bailey w« as mtnutes at the wicket before this happened.
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    UNIVERSITY OPEN WITH RUGGER WIN
    397 16 Fast game despite icet ground KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. UNIVERSITY of Malaya opened their Federa--1 tion sports tour with a rugger win over Selangor All Blues by 18 points (three goals, penalty) to 15 (three goals) on the Police Depot ground today. Ground conditions were not
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    But the Varsity hockey teams are well beaten
    110 16 But the Varsity hockey teams are well beaten KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE metis and womras hockey teams of the University of Malaya were beaten in their first mntches of their Federation tour today. At Taylor Road ground the nun s team lost to Selanjtor A" by 3-1 and the women's
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    Swedes will play England
    113 16 LE HAVRE. Mon t SWEDEN last night completed a 9 o victory over France In 1 their European zone o,u.me.--nnal iof the Thomas Cup badminton tournament and qualified to meet England in the zone seml-flnal. The Bweden v. England winners will meet Denmark In the final
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    De Souza on change to 'Federation'
    141 16 De Souza on change to 'Federation' KUALA 1.1 >IPIR. Mon HLKMAN de Sou/a, prrsident of the Mala>an Hockey Federation, today explained why its name had been (hanged from the former Federation of Malaya Hockey I'nlon." He said in letters to the F.M.H.I'. the International HiM-kev Federation and national hockey bodies
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    MEETINGS OF S.A.F.A. CLUBS
    52 16 SAP A. Dlv 1 teams will meet at Jalan Bosar .stadium at 530 p.m. today to ele> t a council member and two members for the league and Cur) committee. Junior teams will meet nt A p.m. to elect two members for the In up and
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    EDWARDIANS KEEP A 100 PER CENT RECORD
    243 16 I/ING EDWARD VII School of Taipin? retained a hundred per cent record in their Colouy tour when they beat their toughest opponents, St. Andrews School, by 11 points (a poal. a try and penalty) to six tiwo penalties) in their final game, at
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    TODAY'S HOCKEY
    18 16 A hockey "friendly" will be played between B.C.C. and the Indian Association on the podani* today.
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    PAKISTAN'S 17 vs INDIA
    99 16 KARACHI 'THE Selection Con-.mut< Pakistan Cr.cket Board of Control hat i»nno meed the names ol players from whom the t«am will ;k o meet India in the first Test, btjrinnlug at Dacca on Jau 1. The final team will be announced on Dec. 30. Of the
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    SCOREBOARD
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