Sunday Standard, 30 November 1952

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    Masthead
    20 1 Sunday Tiger Standard With Free 8-Page Comics S);ttJX VOL. 11l NO. 151. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1952. 16 PAGES— FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Reading Due Here
    16 1 lentary Foreign >•. > v. :nle en erica to i I Brii f natic repre-
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    MOSAIC OF CIVIL DEFENCE READY
    643 1 Move To Protect City's Industries Standard Staff Reporter A "MOSAIC" of civil defence m which both a strong Civil Defence Corps proper and separate defence units within industrial and commercial firms will cover the whole of the City of Singapore, is the plan of Bri
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    TEMPLER EN ROUTE TO LONDON
    73 1 TEMPLER EN ROUTE TO LONDON GENERAL Sir Gerald Ternpier, High Commissioner of the Federation, accompanied by Lady Templer and daughter .June, arrived In Singapore yesterday m au RAP Valetta. Kalian? Airpon off! ;ia knew nothing of the flight until half on hour before the plans touched down. Sir Gerald is
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    UN Vote Postponed
    17 1 THE- i N itions P ai I il i ponfid until at lea A.P.
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    ESCAPED PRISONER CAPTURED
    107 1 ESCAPED PRISONER CAPTURED PROMPT action by Police officers and men of Rochore Police Station was responsible for the recapture yesterday of Lidon bin Sulaiman who escaped from Changi Jail on Thursday morning. At 10 a.m. yesterday, a driver of the Prisons Dept. saw the prisoner m Kallang Road. He made
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    27 1 CAPTAIN John Slim is met by his parents. Yield Marshal Sir William and Ladj Slim, on his arrival at Southampton by flying boat from Singapore. A. P.
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    A Temiar Captures 2 Bandits
    123 1 KUALA I UMPUR, roi isl v killed by i 'I of the Fii st W RH men;, vf- terdaj a |OC(M I M wounded, and two tthen <P~ tured. A double barrelled shotgun was found. A Temiar capture-] < t brought terrori ed with a
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    Churchill 78 Today
    16 1 WINSTON hwi MB if 7J „f, mil b« n*i :ii ling tropi rt
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    Gala Ball For Toy Fund At The Cathay
    508 1 Gala Ball For Toy Fund At The Cathay A host of surprises m store i^*A S jo SflfiS > j j ft Vso& I a £SSbb& 7 TWFNTY rtve d^\y s nio'<- for (hristmas- You re dead risjht Ho^r t-me flies. But did you know that it »s only nlm
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    DON'T FORGET THE CHILDREN
    486 1 Standard Staff Reporter TOMORROW, you will enter the month or December. The majority of you have begun your Christmas shopping, some have already completed it. There will be new dresses, presents, cand.es, greeting lard, o"i toy. and a thousand and one th.ngs wh.ch the occasion of
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    Rubber Is Up 21/2 Cts.
    78 1 Rubber Is Up 2 1/2 Cts. THE rubber market m Singapore ruled tin!. terday. t ftrst grade rubber December shipment reaching 91 cent- per Ib at on< of the trading. 891 c>ents at Ihc close on Friday c improv i menl m quota-, tions was attributable to i m both
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    21 Injured In $3M. Blaze
    57 1 BUENOS AIRES. Nov. 2') (Ifeuter)— About 250 firemen arith 12 engines yesterday rattied a multi-million douar blaze raging out of control roi ■>4 hours In the building ing the central fuod and vegetable market. -J-,, me p^v tont, m Brei mi m the fire, c
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    B-29s Blast Red China's Doorstep
    179 1 SFOI T L, Nov. 29: (IP)— American Superfortresses from every B-29 group assigned to the Korean theatre blasted the doorstep to •Communist China m their biggest night raid of the war last night. Forty-nine B-29s pounded the twin cities of Sinuiju and Uiju <on the
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    7 Released To Go To China
    23 1 SEVEN Chinese elan m Kuchin y U i were lei lay released theii [ion th re i
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    FAROUK'S STORY
    22 1 IX hi si, I \K«il KS ovii B lori which darted la feature. I in*laline«t uill be published iv li"-
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    12,000 Reds In Thailand
    68 1 BANGKOK, Nov. 29, (AFP. Thai Pc> i'-e Ch rt I fenei i Phao. osed here last night •.hat there were 10.00(1 Chinese Communists m 1• •< a' Ki »ver 2,000 Thai Communists. Phao issued new orders yes- cting Police to iceep a w at< h on
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    DRIVE FOR MORE NURSES BEGINS
    716 2 i FOR SERVICE IN MA- C LAY A: Four members of I the Women's Voluntary Service from Britain flew into Singapore yesterday by Comet jetliner for Service welfare work. They were met by Miss Cecilia Glover (centre) of VVVS headquark ter m Singapore. Pictured from
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    Took Mothers Jewellery
    55 2 Took Mothers Jewellery v g. (18) who ■TV tO v A. W. I that he v for whit he had guilty to I braclet. I I ring and elonging »ci Oh Ah Enq. on N ious oon- c Court vt <«r. all for <re g \vellery from bis mothei and
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    Flood Warning
    64 2 KOTA TINGGI, Fri.—The m Kota Tinggi are v much con h with the r of rain. 1 fear that the Hoods which occurred m the last two year again. c Raja Perempuan <-. r XtK t !sm-i tan opened the Ar:s and Handfbition of Zainafc She Koi Bharu,
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    U.M.N.O. Lottery, Results
    78 2 U.M.N.O. Lottery, Results PEN\ N G s I'.'N' W< i Etuttei worth day: T :al Pool $55 MM No *****2 520.000. *****4 10 K» 3rd No 1321?€ 5,«00 41 prizes ol ?l.t>oo each, Xo 1671 44. *****1. -'..200 each, *****3, *****8, *****8, 1063 prizes oi $80% < *****6, *****4, *****0,
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    Nothing To Stop Birth Increase
    282 2 Standard Staff Reporter WHILE there is a "remarkable" fall m the death rate m Singapore, the birth rate remains on the increase and will £O on increasing until, m 15 sears' time, the island may have a population of 2.000.000. This prediction was made by
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    Ceremonies For Sultan Abubakar
    90 2 JOIIORE BAHRU, Sat.— The ceremonial observance of the anniversary of the funeral of Sultan Abubakar will take place on Dec. 5. at the royal mausoleum. Johore Bahru. On Dec. 4. there will be a iahilil service at !he J-Uina Besar held at the request of the
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    Youth Gets Jail For Consorting
    137 2 Youth Gets Jail For Consorting KUALA K.-WGSAR. Fri A -1 year-old schoolboy, Leo X Chong was yesterday ■■sentenced to three-and-half years' rigorous imprisonment m the Sessions Court here, for being m possession of terrori. documents at Padang Rengas Pleading guilty .to the char Lee said that a school m.r. I
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    Birthday 01 The Prophet
    107 2 KUALA". rUMPUR.. Sat. -r The Muslims today celebrated tlie birthday of prophet Muhanuid with a procession throiißh town and a mass prayev at the State Mosque m Mout batten Road. The prayer at the Mosque was led by Raja Muda of Se!angor and Inche Patch Akhir.
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    War Claims From Japan
    178 2 BRITiSH.a J fejje jE ts ajid pro- tecterf* piiwqws 11 Coiony who are owners of property m Japan are informed that provision is made m the Japanese Peace Treaty for the return, i A Government gazette notification published last night states that property will be j
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    Pawned Gems For Mat She Did Not Get
    167 2 A YOUNG married woman pawned her jewe'.icry m the. nope °f setting accommodation m an SIT Bat m Prinsep Street. I the Singapore First Police Court Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, was told yesnay. In the dock stood Lee Thiam Siak charged with
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    Lab. To Break 'Monopoly'
    125 2 Lab. To Break 'Monopoly' KL'ALA LUMPUR. Sat The monopoly of vested inter- ests and the 'capitalist cia><' m the Municipal Council will be broken by the people ti-irough the Labour Party which recognises the unpartance of the people, said Mr. M. Arokiasamy, at a Labour Parly election meeting, here ye-tcrriay.
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    Malaya Must Grow More Rice-MacD.
    272 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Pood production m Malaya was fundamental not only to the I economic well being but also j to social and political conrtih,em arid happiness ol the population, Mr. ?.ki".-o':in R&acDonaldi Commissioner General Cor South Easl Asia at Layang Layang Kiri. Perak. Mr.
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    Girl With A Will Awaits Her Big Chance
    414 3 Girl With A Will Awaits Her Big Chance I Standard Stiff i Keporter DGuTREN year old Lily Lee Lai Lee of the New World Parks F«Uf P«Bg Kfvur hi "ust another mrl with a wonderful! v husky viiiic. contralto if your are musically inclined, to the hun-dr«-u\ of patrons that
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    SCHEME TO SAVE CHILDREN'S TEETH
    140 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Sinsupore City Council is conducting preliminary examinations to add fluorine to the Colony's drinking water a> an aid to check dental deeav. Mr. W.S. Stredwick, the Water Engineer. told Thy Stan lard yesterd »y w is unlikely the City i Id
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    MEDICAL STUDY AWARDS
    214 3 MEDICAL STUDY AWARDS THE Sii Bi F owship number of felps to Chii who look is their homes, to a the 1 Kingdom. c year, the 'i i pa ire open to both men m I women of iged »1 ity m prooa M public life. itions for these Felipa
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    Eight Years Dividends
    76 3 LONDON". Nov. 2?, Eight years ot preferen d are being p^'id < )Ut u > shareh i ders of the Perak Rivei ilvdr nele :tri Poy er mad i of seven years' arrears plus the current year's dividend. This leaves a i •< of £103,403, on nett
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    COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S 1st BIG JOB
    365 3  -  Christine Diemer By Standard Staff Reporter A Club For Girls In Early January IN RESPONSE to an appeal from the Social Welfare Department, the Singapore Council of Women will open their first V/omen's Council Club for Girls, at the Joo Chiat Social Welfare Centre
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    Sunday Prize Puzzle
    126 3 Sunday Prize Puzzle Ml! LIONS hive sfi-n and held this uselul tommodity throughout thf world In Mala y.i thousands h.i\e h«*ld or st'fii it. What is It? Some One must know Twenty dollar- will t>^ paid to the (ir^t correct sohition or solutions to rea< h the Sunday Standard <
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    PROFITS ARE LESS THAN 1/2
    59 3 LONDON, Nov. 28— Profits of less than half of last year's •.\ere reported yesterday by Chairman J.L. Milne of Merlimau Pegoh. The year ended j March 31 and produced profits! after taxation of £135,582 for] the parent company as compared with £297.884 last year. Planned
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    Last Week's Winners
    92 3 WINNERS of last weel Sunday Standard Prizt Puzzle were Mr. Lawrenc* i Leow oi No. -VM-.l Towner Road. Singapore, and Mr. John Chia Ait MongofNo.Zi Norris Road. Singapore. They will share Uie (20 prize ns- their correct repli '1 came m hist Monday i -ing's mail delivery.
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    217 BANDITS PUT OUT OF ACTION
    563 4 21 7 BANDITS PUT OUT OF ACTION Federal Polite Jungle 1 Company Has Proud Record MARKING a further stage m the development of the Federation Police's own force of jungle fighters, the training system of the 22 Jungle Companies of Malaya's Federal Police Jungle Force, is to be entirely reorganised,
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    NEW TRAINING PLAN TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY
    363 4 A -econd feature of the Ii plan be tra!isat;un of h'.\ training, tno i >•.'■<• pondcni continued. 'i ;u N i immissioiied Qffi- cers' Training School tA Sii baa »lready and al Jungle C any training, of both I and re r will m
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    MR. GUIBAUT TO ADDRESS WOMEN
    87 4 MR. A. Guibaut, French Conjsul General m Singapore, will I address the Chinese Ladies Association of Singapore on "Tibet" on Dec. 6. 1952. He will be the Guest Speaker at the Association's Quarterly Lunch at the Island Club at 1 p.m. that day. photo. General
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    Malayan Writes Of 'Vanished Tyrants'
    532 4  - Malayan Writes Of 'Vanished Tyrants' i MA-RAI-EE is the title of a book written* by Mr. Chin Kee Onn, former Malayan tennis champion and English school-teacher at Batu Gajah. In it the author tells of life m Malaya as he saw it under the Japanese. The 3J years domination of
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    To Discuss S-EA Women
    96 4 To Discuss S-EA W omen MIIS SHIRIN FOZDAR, Hon. Genecai Secretary of the Singapore Council <>l Women. will fly iiy ffiiarai Ain\'ays this moniiiig to New Delhi, where she will it present the Council s\ the Seminar next month to investigate the status ol womtn m South East Asia. The
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    Rape Alleged
    85 4 WEI Gek Chew nlias Wei Gek Cbenf (33) was tentatively charged m the Singapore Second Poltoe Court yesterday on two counts of rasing a girl. Qr;<-k S\p [m m Jane an^ July thh c.i r. We- 1 wras allowed l)aii of $2,»J(iu u;:-il Dec. a. EMMANI EL 0
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    UK SOCCER RESULTS
    359 4 LONDON. Nov. 29: (Reuter). Today's soccer results: LEAGUE DIVISION 1 Bu nley 0 Wolves 0. Cardiff Bolton. 1 Liverpool 2 Blackpool 2. Manchester C 1. Derby v. Middlesbrough 4, Chelsea 0. i Newcastle 1. Portsmouth 0. Preston 2. Charlton I. Sheffield Wed. 2. Aston Villa 2. Sioice
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    SALARY PROBE FOR 14,000 ASIANS
    164 5 Scheme To Improve Health fn Rural Areas P>t .uidard Stall" Uepmrttt ft Mht-ine to improve the health of the lU Ifec Mirul arras m StttgapMC is now the Mediral Department, Dr. \V. J. tor ftJ Mcdkal Services. dis<losed at a Depa 1 I n the
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    13 Pet Fish Couldn't Take To The Sea
    84 5 13 Pet Fish Couldn't Take To The Sea Keportet ING cfefcl B f freightet tons, unfolded 6>hy i iH»t Hsh who md i H a mm ig;e from Siafl ipevc s k lmpo»i--i uaael even hut •rt ruht »f th* 1 n [I tink. iri i h.t l f tulei
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    Returned Buddhist Relics To Be Enshrined
    322 5 Returned Buddhist Relics To Be Enshrined i nt f I c Kashmir, Kushok :> > the Maharajah of S state I Ind a) and Bik\ui Da navai ol Siam followed Dr. Mookerjee m he carried: ie i ca to a g 'tcieii jewelled m I »ted chariot n n oiderecj
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    Alter Red Atrocities
    34 5 ma oi oy Chia i ~:-yeari npt, •a S. I Police yestei day. H was hi inself pore 14. m .i n ny ow n life re led m the hospital
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    FUN FAIR TODAY
    26 5 H FAIR m aid or :r.c k C Home B ling Fund" ■■>''■•■ r Java S tod A md is organised Good S Nuns.
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    Salanah Is Pleased With Bright Future
    195 5 SALANAH ate Dullak an e \l.V;iv girl h:i.s journeyed hundreds ni; to S and f° r tlrst time m her life thrill of S gapoi o is a v for this md is the hi-^e-t ture ol '--'I" l»fe ut m vom very lit-
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    QUEEN'S PORTRAIT FOR 'UB' AUCTION
    302 5 photo. Standard Stall Reporter A BEAUTIFUL portrait of Queen Elizabeth lithe tir>t of its kind to arrive in Singapore in the Chosan lor the Coronation celebrations next year —will be auctioned at the University Ball at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Dec. 13. Proceeds from
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    Flag Day Donations
    29 5 SINCJAPO r tE public ..-on: iibuted >14,761.19 on the Flag Day m aid of the Mount Alvernia Hospitals Building Fund, organised by the Franciscan Sisters, Singapore.
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    3 Candidates Hold Meet
    80 5 THE three candidates who are contesting m the Dec. 6 City Gfcuncii elections m the Fait Ward turned up at the Presbyterian Boys School yesterday to tell the voters of the stand they would take if elected. Ttu v were .Miss Ainv Layfock (Prog.), Lee Youg
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    Quarter-Master General Here
    43 5 Genera] Sir Ouvry 1.. Robert Quarter-Master-Crenentl to the British Forces m the i War Omce. arrived m Singapore by air from London yesterday on a visit. He will fly to Hongkong Monday, am! then to Korea before returning to Britain.
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    Andres Leave
    57 5 BRIGADIER J. R. G. Andre, retiring Director of the Federation Military Forces and former Commander of the Malay Regiment, with Mrs. Andre and their six-year-old daughter Margaret, embarked on the s.s. Corlu at Pehang on Friday evening on tlieir, .v;;v back to the U.K. on retirement after having
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    Labour Parly Councillors 'Power Mad'
    145 5 Labour Parly Councillors 'Power Mad' S I AT] thai the Labour Coun illor! Messrs Lim Hork, M. P D Nail K. Nair and F. V. Duv er mad" and v. ci c irting Mr. S. Jaganathan m the forthcoming City Counections, Mr. C. H Dasaitha Raj. Legislative Councillor (Lab. Rochore),
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    Power Cuts
    259 5 SINGAPORE substations liable In |0,.| v|| )M |,|jiijj lo<lay: l> Tiong Ruhrn, Hanson ltd.. Lam ><»•••! <hi. CJuan liiii. N vi I Devonshire, Armenian st. smti«. V<»«l|)lii. < apitol, Newton I and Chancery Lane. Wayang Sato, Paterson Kil.. Balmoral Kil.. Dalve3 im.. Chartered Bank ii w China Bank
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    Who Should First Get Off VIP Plane?
    181 5 WHO should first get oil a plane when a Very Important Person is on board? The %> un written" rule gives preference to the \IP through "courtesy." Then the ordinary passengers follow. But yesterday morn m 4 an American passenger appar- ently thought
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    Govt. Officials To Hold Talks With Union Men
    212 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has started investigation into the adequacy or otherwise of the total remuneration of its 14,000 Asian employees. This inquiry was promised by the Government at the last meeting o f th c Legislative Council. It has
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    He Makes' NO Promise
    76 5 He Makes' NO Promise IX a campaign meeting for the Dec 6 City Council elections yesterday at Mt. Emily Road. Mr. J. G. Parambil. Independent candidate for West Ward, promise*} nothing to his voters. Mr. Parambil told the voters of the Ward that, if elected, he would not act m
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    Nod Barber's Diary
    1556 6 Nod Barber's Diary |»K()l 1) Premier I'inax. the man who pegged the franc, has IMJimlj become cockier, almost cheerful about his money. Despite all rumours of more inflation, despite signs which the sceptics point out dolefully, Pinay cocks a snoot at the Treasury, has told his closest confidents he will
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    CINDERELLA GOES TO BUGIS STREET
    972 7  -  WILLIAM DRURY By \[II)»MGHr m Singapore. The last waltz is ended. lUc bar is clos«d m accordance with the law. me mull o dhotel ;s bowing goodnight. Respectamnty rails for its limousine. But the young and those with slightly .hop-soiled souls are not willing to
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    Should Dogs Be Muzzled?
    1246 7 ill' I'l1 1 A SINGAPORE terriei who claims to be J v- secretary of the Federation of Canine Associations m S japore and the Federation turned up at the office this week and demanded to see the Chief. "I am afraid thar win not be possible
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    Sunday Tiger Standard
    320 8 lmhi>< ntlrnl l/or/imy (fIUJMfHF pHINESE Indians, Ceylonese and Malays are exhorted to i up their oari >v communal and v i become Malayans. 1 business oi nation making, we are lold ill be made impossible if the v»; «s keep looking longingly ov < theii boulders to
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    SACRED SHRINES IN INDIA
    808 8 SA CRED SHRINES IN INDIA I rom Our Special Correspondent S \N( 111 (Bhopal Mitt). India.— -A new page m the history ol Buddhism will have been written this week, with the return of the relics of saints Sariputta and Moggallana to their sacred shrines m centra] India this week.
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    Will Europeans Become Malayans?
    987 8 Will Europeans Become Malayans? with tho Chinese, Indians. Malays and Ceylonese to be considered essential ingredients m the new Malayan nation? When the European community a,sks us to foiget our old loyalties and become Malayans and pleads the cause for a Malayan nation with fervour and eloquence does it mean
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    BUGIS STREET
    374 8 hopes they will sing something .sad; Negroes al trays sing sad songs, don't they? Leaning over, he speak-, to one soldier: "Say, d'ya know Nobody knows th' trouble I seen?" '•Trouble'!" The Fijian looks puzzled. "No-o-o-body kno-o-ows th' trouble I seen The American starts to sing it himself,
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    1195 9  -  PERCY JOSEPH jgg WEDDING LASTED 4 DAYS l By \LTHOLGH there has been a trend m recent years th* M*i c a COn °Jr and sim n lic "y in weddings among thPn #h,# S i 5 are ceremonies > every now and thp£
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    608 9  -  JOSEPH YEO By I'ODAY, twenty-year old Yip Lup Koi, a healthy Chinese boy described as "as boy with guts" leaves the Singapore Government Printing Office with a future. He had none before, because he was a cripple. Yip epitomises an experiment—an important social
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      845 10 HAPPY couple going on leave were the first two Malayan passengers who travelled on the new, near-fc.OOO-mile Qantas route to Johannesburg last week. They were Mr. and Mrs P. S. Dew, who left last Tuesday morning and arrived Thursday morning. A Skymaster took them
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      1115 10 KL Traffic Chief Preaches Courtesy ETRAMED and hangii g on the wall of his Little office is the verse m the adjoining Column which guides Mr. N. Freeborn, A.S.P., Kuala Lumpur Traffic Chief and his small band ol men m their daily contact with thA public. From this, it can
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      2300 11 Singapore To See New John Ford Triumph )NE of the most-talked about films of th P year, to be made by a Hollywood man m Ireland, is soon to have its jelea.se m this territory by Republic Pictures. It is the Merian C. Cooper production of "The Quiet Man" directed
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    Pepping Up Far The Party
    618 12 iVOSV thai the ieason*i ai ii hand fot new round o! social activities, many teenagers find themselv s Facing the festivities with mingled anticipation and apprehension. The latter can bt- cut to a minimum il you avoid waiting until the zero hour on an ;m
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    COURAGE MAY BE DISGUISE FOR FEAR
    485 12 r> A USK fear wears so many disguises, most of us fail to recognise it for what it is It may seen to b:> eftuxace. or snobbishness. ariihili<»M. huniiiitv. lov.ilt\ or seif-sacrifiee. And our only protection against the rairiens disßvises m i:;r .s:'i>;'s and
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    280 12 {WISH jo ;v*k a friend «>' mm** to partner m p to dance. l»ut Ii is sister, \\h«» is also my friend. may want him to iv her partner. Do you think that it is alright to ask him without bcin£ rude to th«. sister. "UNDECIDED"
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    102 12 'Dear goy gones" FOR the time being f whnte yon to take no decisive step Be polite and civil towards your girlfriend's brothers and letjhem see that their altitude makes no difference to your visits to their sister. Them, it you become serious about the girl and icish to marry
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    307 12 TO remove hardened paint from a brush that was put away without proper cleaning, try this method. Allow the brush to soak for two daj/s m turpentine, scraping off as much paint as possible. Then soak it m a hot soap solution—a quarter pound of soap
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    296 12 yARIETY can spice i;p your breakfast. Children, particularly. like variations on the cereal theme. So try some of the thrifty suggestions given below. Remember this important fact children who breakfast with the family instead of alone, generally eat better and start the day off with a
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    342 13  -  ANGELA BEST By BY POST! not Jo^JSILiS^ that I is a trad*, pure and Th, r^^7 h '"i olh r v netds 2 be leaned. i 5! dbv Jl s uil (ts the household arts ran DO* be tVri «f «,Jt J !he SJ Ulul to this manor
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    678 13  -  JOY MANSON j By i A THO GH there .ire many hospitals m Singapore J and the Federation there is only one Children's Hospital. This is the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Tanjong Pagar Road. Not only is St. Andrew's j the only hospital dealing exclusively with children,
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    295 13  -  ALICIA HART t FY on a rhnr M i'(tt emstfCvtc i.|;i\.<ii ii I »ir tl \oi;r jif-r-.fN arr M<»l tMtvr J ;kJ hit rr ,iw! v .<j j <.a •■>tii hope m lu-iji 'it V» i' 1 1 |on inu^l t l .<; i«. iii 2 in'fi
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    ORGET PARTY GLORY' SUPPORT S.B.A.
    893 14 Jeff>ry James. Standird's sports t ommt'ntator. m this s^tond article on Singapore badminton, suyijpsts thre<* ways to promote goodwill. Firstly. d Coaching: Scheme for all players: Secondly, a refresher course for officials: and thirdly. tli«. setting up of a Committee to cater towards the welfare
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    Bing Bong Bing Bong
    117 14 Spor1 s 7 V n ot be sports to 1 Radio Malaya but to thou-\ sands of its listeners. Us a J lot of fun so many funny goings on\ [Take that terrific "comment- ary" last Sunday ot the l opening of the Asian Table I
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    Strictly For SOSC
    173 14 ing our athletic performances. For instance, how can we improve on our performances the next time we sent a team to an Olympic meet? What were behind the disappointing performances of our representatives? How do we compare them with those of other countries? How should they train?
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    A Reluctant Champ
    342 14 Japan's bespectacled Hiroji Sato is perhaps, the world's j most reluctant world champion! And he admitted that rather reluctantly. A world title was very far from his mind when he played at Bombay this year, and no one was more surprised than Satoh himself when he won
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    'Small Bores' Are Thriving At Nee Soon
    829 14 'Small Bores' Are Thriving At Nee Soon Writes 'SAPPER' The Nee Soon Small Bore Rifle Club is proving a great success and while 200 sharp shooters compete others are m practice knocking at the door for admittance into a team. This week we will take a look at the position
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    772 14  -  'ROGER' By THE finals of the RAF. Seletar Tennis Tournament were held recently m which Sqd. Ldr. Williams laced Goodall m the singles final each having eliminated respectively Fit. Tew and L.A.C. Glaister m the semifinal. The finalists for the open doubles were Fit Lt. Tew and Sq.
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    595 15 Perak 's Display Best In Quad Hockey A t Ipoh dav\ „,v .7 Perak amt Out on t0 P in the firs Penane liv n S" adr c an S ul hockey meet beating one alf On tTrf Se an or and Singapore drew mr nn fn' g a »pix
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    747 15 IPOil. Sat- Following are the weights tor nine races t<>r the first day, Saturday Dec. 6 and five races lor the tet-ojul i\\x\ IIORM S CL \SS I Div I— Si I urs. Nfumarkel 9.0(1 Coming \tiraction s.r; Itritixh Film 8.11 ll.it Trick su!i >ti-,t\ 1 \ne
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    436 15 MAAA POSTPONES CEYLON VISIT KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A Malayan athletic team to Ceylon will not leave until after the MAAA meet m August next year, it was decided at the general committee meeting of the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association held here today. The Union will inform the I Ceylon Athletic
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    Negri All Blues Tie With S'pore
    608 15 Negri A ll Blues Tie With S'pore NEGRI-SEMBILAM All Blues, m spite of sustained pressure, could not wear down the Singapore All Blues side and drew 3—3 (one penalty goal to one unconverted try.) The game \v.:s striking Ir that the rather lighter Singapore pack dominated the forward play, but
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    GIFT GOAL WIN
    49 15 KOTA BAHRU, Sat—Kelantan beat Perl is 3 2 m a charity soccer match here yesterday. Perlis led I o at half time. Hassan scoring Kelantan's goals were by Ibrahim and Mohamed. Abidin Rot the equaliser for Perl is. The winning goal was deflected by Ahmad Abu.
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    66 15 AAA CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY TH E A ab e Atl A *ocial S < c .t id L' 4 l i am Cl fj F\( f| it th< Wat, t, attended by and i i ftartsd child i artj .r the < ciatkm*s pn i i The ft ftrom 1 p.m.
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    16 15 fe Com] S and third A '1 1..--h > |ai Se M M
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    WELL TACKLED
    32 15 Singapore's Sinthamoney tackles well to spoil Ambrose Pinto's touch kick from a lincout won by Negri at yesterday's AH Blues rugby. The store was tied at three all. Standard photo.
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    Perak Beat Pahang 5-1
    78 15 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat— Perak Malays beat Pahang Malays by s—l m the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition on the Malay College around today. Faizul, Perak centre-Ibrward and Hussein. right inside scored a goal each m the first half. Hashirn Pahan^ centreforward replied with one goal. In
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    SCC Rout RAF 55-0
    55 15 SCC beat RAF Changi by 55 points (eight goals, four tries and one penalty) to nil at Changi yesterday. Darrocb scored four tries, GroVea three, Cashin two and Ropei and Hoare one ea h. Parker converted six of the tries Plus a penalty while (Iroves and
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    151 15 PERCIVAL WILL RETURN "I have not severed connections with tiie Van I.reukeltns* Stables, but shall return m lime lor tiie Singapore February meeting next JtMt to ride for both the Van Breukleiis and Mr. Yeo Hock Seng. Mr. Kov nerciva! leading .kukev attached to the Van Brcuklen*" stables said yesterday.
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    Double Dividend Goes Like Winner
    372 15 IPOII, Sat.-— Revelling: on the" heavy track this morning Double Dividend, Rapid Red and Kong Ming:, all ridden by Mawi, attracted the most attention m some last gallops m preparation for the Perak Turf Club December meeting next week. D mble Dividend, after hi; impressive
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    NASIKWALLA WINS 3 TITLES
    493 16 WHILE Hong Kong's Sih Su Chu thrilled the crowd with two spectacular victories— best of which was his win over the world champion, Hiroji Satoh to win the Asian singles title— it was the Indian "dark horse," Mrs Gool Nasikwalla who took the main honours by
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    134 16 HERE is the list of honours of the first Asian table tpnnis tourney which concluded last night after eight hectic days. Baroda Cup for Men's team Championship: Hong Kong:. Runner-up: Japan. Kamala Ramanujan Cup for Women's team Championship: Hong Kong and Macao tied. Each state to keep
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    116 16 LONDON. Nov. 29 (AP)— Bert Trautmann. Germanborn goalkeeper lor Manchester City Football Club which plays m the first division of the English League, wants to return home at the end of the current season to help put German international football back on the map. Trautmann. a
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    It Was Marathon Right Through
    475 16 THE first Asian table tennis championships must surely go down m Singapore sports as a "marathon" tournament conducted tor long hours for seven continuous days. But nothing to beat the time taken to decide the winners ot the Baroda Cup and the Kamala Ramanu.jan Cup
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    Stout Last Wkt. Stand
    111 16 MADRAS. Nov 29, (Reuter). A last wicket stand of 104 j enabled Pakistan to carry I their firs: innings total to 344 j when they continued batting ;in the fourth test against India today. Zulfiqar Ahmed and Amir Elahi who came together last night added 71
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    Rovers Win 5-4
    59 16 Tampenis Ro\*ers beat RASC (MC)H by ;V4 m a sofevt j friendly. Scorers for Tampenis J were Morais 2, Suppiah 1- and Frank 2. Dollah 2 and Ali 2, IN a friendly «;imo of soccer j al the Kampong Bahru Railway ground yesterday, Memorial Netaji B A
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    29 16 TODAY'S SPORT SINGAPORE FOOTBALL: Police and MOR Cup semi-finals at T/iojhsou Road. IPOH HOCKEY: Quadrangular tournament. Peruk v Selan- gor at 4 p.m. Singapore v Perak at 5 p.m.
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    Army's Good Moves Beat Royal Navy
    327 16 ARMY defeated Royal Navy 11 points (a goal, a try, a penalty) to 8 (a goal and a try) m an interServices Rugby match at Tanglin yesterday. A large crowd of servicemen saw the Army make most of the good moves and defend stoutly
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    Chung Was Hero For Hong Kong
    292 16 HONG KONG won the Baroda Cup but not after a terrific battle put up by Japan, the favourites. In every set and m every match the Japanese showed such fighting spirits that it took Hong Kong nine games m all before they gained the
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    Next C'ships In Tokyo
    142 16 Tokyo will be the venue of the nex' Asian table tennis championships m 1953. This was decided at the second annual general meeting of the Asian Table Tennis Ation held at Hie Singapore Badminton SI lim i y< day morning. The meeting ilso dt ?ided that
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