The Straits Times, 31 December 1950

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    27 1 LARGEST NETTSAI.ES IN MAIATA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition O« ft. WliM Times «s Singapore Free Press No. 805. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1950. PRICE *TEN CENTS.
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    NINETEEN KILLED IN BANDIT BATTLE
    430 1 NINETEEN KILLED IN BANDIT BATTLE Police party ambushed Sunday Times Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR Saturday. "fEN policemen were killed when a Police landrover and a three-ton truck were ambushed by 50 terrorists in the area of Paya Mak Isun, eight miles from Gurun, Kedah, at 10.30 a.m. today. Seven bandits
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    Gypsy was right about baby
    196 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. k SR. Harry Sykes. of Kuala Lumpur, will always remember the gypsy who told him that his son would be born on Christmas Day this year. Mr. Eykes was dubious: Doctors scoffed and said fbe child would be
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    Premier meets an old friend
    298 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter kJR. S. C. Holland, Prime Minister of New Zealand, arrived in Singapore yesterday. On the tarmac to meet him at Kallang airport was an old school friend, Mr. C. W. Scott, who is now working in Singapore.' Both of them attended
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    Children 'killed on beach
    64 1 BRISBANE. Sat. A ROYAL Australian Air Force plane on shark patrol crashed Into screaming holiday-makers on to Surt Beach at Maroochydore, 60 miles north of here today, killing three children and injuring 15. some seriously. The dead are a girl, aged six. and two Doys aged
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    49 1 Six-rr.onrh-old Anthony Gerard Anyozoo, held in his mother's arms, kissci the statue of Our Lady of Fatimah on board the S.S. Corgon yesterday, just before Our Lady left for a tour of Australia. There was a last-minute pilgrimage to he.r impromptu shrine in the ship's saloon.— Sunday Times picture.
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    CARD THIEVES OUT AGAIN
    160 1 CARD THIEVES OUT AGAIN Sin. day Times Stuff Reporter FIFTY-seven persons in Singapore yesterday were deE rived ">f their identity cards y Chinese Communists. Starting in the afternoon c parties of Chinese j txsan to raid private hornet anc! shops for identity rirrts in widely separated i Two pistol-carrying youths
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    'WAR IS OVER'
    23 1 BONN. Germany. Sat.— India will terminate the state of war with Germany on Monday it was officially announced here.— A.P.
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    No decision on school
    57 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government has not yet decided whether the Ai Hwa school in Cecil Street with an enrolment of 300 students will be closed down or allowed to carry on, a Government spokesman told the Sunday Times yesterday. The school is run by
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    WIVES GET EXTRA 70 c.
    79 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent WIVES of soldiers of the Malay Regiment will now Set an extra allowance of 70 cents a day during periods when their husbands are separated from them because of the Emergency. This will augment the monetary allotments mad* to them from
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    MAILS AS USUAR
    56 1 Sunday Times Staff Cnrretpundeal KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.-i joint statement by the Malayan Railway administration and postal sevices today stated that although the night mall trains in both directions between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore will be suspended from Jan. ,3, mails, parcels and perishables will still be carried
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    BRIND IN TOKYO
    25 1 TOKYO Sat.— Admiral Sir Patrick Brind. C-in-C British Far Eastern Fleet, arrived in Tokyo yesterday for conferences with the General Staff A.P.
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    PLEA TO MALAYAN CHINESE
    199 1 Sunday Times SUIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. 'THE Chinese Nationalist Government at Formosa has rabled to all Chinese Chambers of Commerce in Malaya asking them to buy Chinese Nationalist bonds and requesting them to make a survey of Chinese property in the country. These requests were
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    RUBBER DUTY: $1.80 1/2 BASIS
    61 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Sat.— The Chief Secretary today announced by proclamation in the Federation Government Gazette that the value or rubber for the purpose of assessing the new customs duties from Jan. 1 to Jan. 10 will be $I.BO J j-jr pound.
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    CHILD VICTIM
    43 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter An 11-year-old Singapore schoolboy, Chua Boon Kang. was killed in a road accident at 5i mile Holland Road yesterday \l ternoon. While crossing tlv road from behind a bus, he was knocked down by a P.W.I .lorry.
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    WOMAN STABBED
    31 1 A 40-year-old Indian woman Sevoo Amma Kanno was stabbed in the labourers lines at Hyderabad Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. She was treated as an outpatient at the General Hospital.
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    KOREA: BIG AIR BATTLE
    147 1 TOKYO. Sat. A MERICAN and RussianJ\ designed Jets fought the biggest air battle of the Korean war late today near the Manchurian border. Fifteen U.S. F-86 Sabres were attacked 40 MIG-15's. showing their first real fight since the swift Sabres entered the war on Dec. 17.
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    Bayonet charge touted bandits
    253 1 Sunday Times Staff Rep; M KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A BAYONET charge by men of "C" Company of the Ist Battalion Cameron ians, followed by a three-and-a-half-hour engagement in the swamps north-east of Muar, |ohore. cost the bandits six men and many wounded, some of whom probably
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    NO PAPERS TOMORROW
    26 1 There will be no issue or the Straits Times or the Singapore Free Press tomorrow. Publication will he resumed on Tuesday, Jnn.irv 2.
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      11 1 The Sunday Times wishes all its readers a Happy New Year
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    'CRAWFIE, DO YOU THINK WE ARE BEING TOO HAPPY?'
    1679 2 'CRAWFIE, DO YOU THINK WE ARE BEING TOO HAPPY?' THS STRAIN OF LIVING IN tOUDON DVRINC THE BLITZ BEGAN f(\ TELL ON THE KING AND QUEEN, SAYS MISS CRAWFORD IN THE LITTLE PRINCESSES. AT WINDSOR LILIBET ASKED J"HE King and Queen remained at Buckingham Palace all through the London blitz.
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      360 2 I We Wish Our Many I. Customers and Friends A Very Happy New Year SINGAPORE Hi BIGGER BETTER A hundred years have passed since London's first great exhibition. For some time we have been planning to celebrate this anniversary by a Festival displaying every aspect of British life. In particular,
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      191 2 NEW CROSSWORD —^^^J__^ —^^H—^^^J_ *^^J__ man uses 5. <6> ~Pq l^^l them off, traditionally. tfH M it M WP M Ml LAST WEEK'S SOLUTION AC'KOSS R.A.C. rebel Is bran:y pMM Llll I- I M I Does it clean the floor <8 oHbßßloHßlftl alla of the forest? <s>. 17 "Pavilioned In
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    NO LET UP IN SINGAPORE BUILDING
    255 3 NO LET UP IN SINGAPORE BUILDING Rising costs will not stop housing plans Sunday Times Staff Reporter gUILDING plans to relieve Singapore's acute housing shortage will be carried out despite the rising cost of construction materials, leading building organisations told The Sunday Times yesterday. 'The Sennett Realty Estates scheme will
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    41 3 A traditional Malay wedd.ng between IncSt A. Samad B. H. Nasir and Che' lamilah bre H. Siraj took place at the residence of rhe bride's brother in Robinson Road. Singapore. The bridegroom is on the staff of the R.E.M.E. Base Workshop.
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    Shearn's farewell message
    217 3 Shearn's farewell message Sunday Times Staff Reporter MR. E. D. Shearn, the Kuala Lumpur lawyer, retired President of the Malayan Association, leaving Singapore on the Corgon yesterday, after 30 years' service in this country, told the Sunday Times on hi* departure: "If all will combine and make an united effort
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    BOYS MAY GET NEW SCHOOLS
    119 3 Sund. Times Sir.ff Reporter ,A NUMBER of the students the Royal English Bchcol, Stamfcrd Road. Singapore, which was closed •own early this month, may find places in other schools through the assistance of thI .ition Department. P.'rents and guardians of p. nils of the school
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    INTER-RELIGIOUS ORGANISATION
    42 3 Times Slail Reporter Members of the Singapore tn.i Johore Bahru In'c-Re-lgioiu Organisation were the guests of the CommissionerGeneral, Mr. Malcolm MacI ata tea party at Bukit Beivne on Friday. Afterwards 'nmsation held a meeti ich was also attended b M^cDcnald.
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    RUBBER
    15 3 The Singapore rubber m.ulut cl.isetl for the year ye*«erday and will open on tuc-day.
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    TIN PRICE
    12 3 Singapore. Saturday. Dec. 30: 5565 1 a picul (down Sll"
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    U.K. INDUSTRALIST IN SINGAPORE
    94 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter ONE of Britain's leading Industrialists. Mr. Alan P. Good arrived in Singapore yesterday by 8.0.A.C. Argonaut after a first hand investigation of how diesel and electrical equipment can assit Pakistan's development of agriculture, irrigation, industry and power generation. Mr. Good is managing
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    LEGCO MEETING
    50 3 The first ordinary meeting of the fourth session of the Singapore Legislative Council will be held en Jan. 16 it was announced yesterday by the Government. The third session of the Legislative Council which began on Feb. 21 this year ended with the last meeting on Dec. 19.
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    YOUTH AND AGE
    43 3 A 60 year-old woman. Lan Say. and three 12-year-oid boys, were cautioned and uncharged by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. P. Claque, yesterday fo stealing four pieces of wood from the Forest Reserve. Thomson Road, Singapore, on Dec. 29.
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    PRESS CONFERENCE
    21 3 Sunday Times Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. Malay journalists from Singapore and Federation will attend a conference at City Cabaret tomorrow.
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    48 3 I'm to spend New Tear with daddy." »aid 1 0-year-old Anne Cldham, daughter of the Australian HigH Commissioner to Pakistan who arrived in Singapore by Qantas-BOAC Constellation yesterday. Anne who travelled alone, is meeting her daddy in Karachi today. She is attending school in Melbourne. Sunday Times picture.
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    BELLS, SIRENS TO WELCOME NEW YEAR
    238 3 BELLS, SIRENS TO WELCOME NEW YEAR Sunday Times Siaff Reporter THE wailing or sirens of ships in harbour and the pealing of church bells at midnight tomorrow will combine to welcome the New Year in Singapore. The Colony's cabarets, cinemas and hotels report capacity bookings for New Year's Eve. One
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    S.I.T. HOUSING EXHIBITION
    145 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 10-DAY housing exhibition, planned and presented by the Singapore Improvement Trust and the Public Relations Department, will be held at the Victoria Memorial.Hall. Singapore.' beginning from Saturday. Jan 6. The exhibition will be opened by the Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson, after which
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    STRAITS TIMES PRESS: YEAR OF STEADY PROGRESS
    700 3 AT the annual meeting yesterday of the Straits Times Press Limited, the first held since the conversion of the company to a public company, the chairman, Mr. T. Aiken, expressed concern over the world shortage of newsprint. In common with other newspapers, he
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    Mayfair awaits the findings'
    240 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THERE is nothing that officials of the defunct Mayfair Musical and Dramatic Association, dissolved by the' Singapore Government on Friday, can do until the "position clarifies itself." Mr. Lim Kean Tatt, president of the association, told The Sunday Times yesterday. 'It is
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    CHURCH MEMORIAL TO DR ELLIOT
    85 3 Sunday limes Staff Reporter In memory of the work done by the late Dr. Patricia R. Elliot In St. Hilda's Church. Katong, Singapore, a permanent memorial will soon be placed in the church. Dr. Elliot who retired in July from the resident doctorshlp at the
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      299 3 HOLIDAY RADIO SINGAPORE 9 a.m. "Wai z Time 1 9.30 •With a Smile And a Song"; 9.45 "At th? Piano"; 10 News, Emergency N-"ws from K.L.; '.0.10 Light Music; 10.30 Latin American Rhythm; 11 "Adventures of Richard Hannay": 11. 'M Presbvtrrian studio service 12 Malay; 1 pjn. Hammond Orgar. ißafflej
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    Have flying saucers been visiting us for centuries ?
    1343 4  - Have flying saucers been visiting us for centuries GERALD HEARD By |F the solution of the flying saucers mystery is that the inhabitants of another planet are watching us, the question naturally arises, Why do they come now? But can we be sure that they haven't been paying periodic visits
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    HUMAN CASE BOOK
    626 4 J am a boy in the 7th form in an English school. I have concluded my final examinations and think 1 have done pretty well in them. My eldest brother who suppdrts the whole family seems unwilling to give full support and I have proposed joining the
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      283 4 \((f\ y SINGAPORE W TO SAIGON ■B Conn act ions tor all >r y parts of Indo-Chl n* Departure from Saigon oa v >/ Thursday 06.45 > o~v. Arrival ia Singap« r on \X. Thursday 11.00 am. V\\ Departure from Singapore X N N/V^A oa Friday 07.00 ».a». A Arrival
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      330 4 WHY DENTISTS THEMSELVES CLEAN THEIR TEETH THIS CORRECT WAY •pvENTiSTS know bow Important it *£J&£Sf9KKfiߣ2B&*£2±. Baby'i Wisdom will smallrr, rh t nvor* MOW TO CLEAN who s row*. ouTtioi uppen r«ONT tiitm ffyj nit. Pisa I'm trut htad hfhtly am ih. t~» THE CORRECT-SHAPE NYLON TOOTHRRUSH ~Zt r F' v
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    MORE JOBS FOR GIRLS IN MALAYA
    462 5 MORE JOBS FOR GIRLS IN MALAYA Gradual invasion of male careers By A Special Correspondent CAREER-CONSCIOUS girls conning the job market are finding the picture pretty bright. Post-war Malaya has opened its doors to many varied jobs for them, ranging from air hostess to policewoman. Time was when working girls
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    65 5 There was a quizzical look on the face of the little flower girl, Patricia Altai at the stood by and watched Hie excitement after Hie wedding of Mitt Mary Noreen Dragon, a school teacher and Mr. |amei Edgar Galittan, of the Municip.il Water Department yesterday. The wedding took place s4
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    'QUEEN' WEDS IN SECRET
    184 5 'QUEEN' WEDS IN SECRET Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE all-Malaya and Indonesian beauty and kebaya queen, Maria, and Singapore boxing promoter Mr Abdul Razak were married recently in Singapore, it was revealed yesterday Only close friends of the couple were present. Tiif marriage was according dim rites. Mr. Razak said
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    CNN'S VISIT TO CEYLCN
    57 5 CNN'S VISIT TO CEYLCN Smi.il.iv 'lime> S'afT Rrporlcr D) Onn bin Ja'afar. chairman of the Rural Industrial D?velopme;:t Authority, will fly to Ceylon on Jan." 10 to s:udy rural on;ent and co-operative nent in that country, it i habiy understood. The Ceylon Governmi'n! hi< already arranged details Of his tour.
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    EXR.A.S.C. PRIVATE STOLE 3 TRUCKS
    293 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THESE thefts were all very carefully planned," said Mr. M. Boyle. Assistant Superintendent of Police, when he unfolded to Mr. Tan Ah Tah, First Criminal District Judge, yesterday the story of the theft of three military trucks by an ex-private of
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    METHODIST CHURCHMEN TO CONFER
    292 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Ttwo hundred churchmen will meet in Singapore this week to attend the 56th annual conference of the Methodist Church in Malaya. They will represent Singapore, the Federation and Borneo. Among those attending will be 60 ministers and 60 lay representatives, besides other
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    CHURCH CONCERT
    41 5 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter "Bethlehem" a sacred cantata by J. M. Maunder was presented by the Jubilee Songsters under the direction of Mr. Chang Chuang Fu at the Christmas Concert in the Chinese Presbyterian Church, Outram Road, Singapore, yesterday.
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    NEW YEAR CHURCH SERVICES
    132 5 St. Andrew's Catbedral: Sunday: 11.45 pm. Watchnight Service. Bethesda iKatong) Church: Sunday: 6.00 p.m. Gospel Service Guest Speaker: Rev. Ooh Hood Keng. J.P. 10.30 p.m. Coffee Supper. 11.00 p.m. Watchnight Setvlce Speaker: Mr. A. J. Turnef. B'hesda. Bras Ba.s.ih Road: Sunday: 6.00 p.m. Gospel Service. 10.00
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    PLANTER'S GUN KILLED GIRL OF 8 IN CAR
    174 5 PLANTER'S GUN KILLED GIRL OF 8 IN CAR Sunday Times Correspondent BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat. A PROVINCE plante* and member of the Auxiliary Police. D. C. Wilkle, said in the Province coroner's court today he must have been dazed on the day an eight-year-old Malay girl. Sofia, was alleged to have
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    25 5 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tan T.no Song who were mjrried recently at Singapore. The bride was formerly Mitt Lily Enc Mvi Khim. RjHlei Studio picture.
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      141 5 AMONG the new posts created at the beginning of the present academic year was that of Lecturer in Applied Nutrition which is being occupied by Miss J. Millis, M.Sc. (Melb.). Miss Millis was Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry in the University of Melbourne, and, before that. Lecturer in Nutrition there. At
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      161 5 asked, the unit helps the hospital in its work either through the almoner or the doctor in charge. Home Investigations on a patient's malnutrition are carried out by members of the nutrition unit visitinK the house and asking questions about the food the patient eats. "We also try to find
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      72 5 JN America and Britain enormous enquiries of HII3 nature are going on, but very little is known about children in Malaya. Miss Millis said that "there li a very r*eal need in this country to know the sort of progress a child could make with proper nourishment." "In Melbourne," she
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    THE MALAYAN SCENE
    2095 6 I (91^6 yIkQXiM/ QNCE again it was Christmas. It's amazing how much work and effort goes into preparations for this yearly event —not to speak of cash and how quickly it's all over But not for the children. They live in anticipation v. Iks in advance and
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      199 6 s^aWMr^^i^V-W^^ady MONTOR LTD. WISH ALL THEIR PATRONS AND FRiEHDS A HAPPY AMD PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR PHOSFERINE JL for more J^^B confidence! '^jp If lack of confidence worries you and you fee) tired and depressed remember how useful PH9SFERINE has been to others in a similar state PHOSFERINE may be just
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    Britain prepares for visitors
    789 7  -  MARY HEATHCOTT says "pOR many years r past, at the end of the road In which I lift there has been a large blackened shell of a building. A former hotel, it has been a gloomy reminder of doodlebug and rocket days. In that Jolly summer
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    Mem's Daily
    705 7  -  MARIAN by gUNDAV: Go to rarely visited bottom of garden to supervise removal of Christmas tree, which we planted after last years festivities. Discover that it has sprung up to a heieht of well over 17 feet. Eventually reduce it to manageable proportions by cutting it six feet
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    49 7 RIAL flowers blossom from the belt to lend a novel touch to Hiis charming evening dren in lilac chiffon teen in a television drej» display arranged by Betty Spurting. Th« silk brocade bodice hat a deep 'V neck, while the sweeping skirt is edged with wide pleating. Renter photo.
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    The Town Celebrated
    569 7  -  ANDRIA KUALA LUMPUP NOTEBOOK by r<HRISTMAS in Kuala Lumpur despite the emergency which exists in the Federation, was celebrated with many festive parties both in Clubs and in private homes. The spirit of Noel with Its message of peace and goodwill towards mankind brough a note of
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    TAKE TO SMORREBROD
    549 7 CMORREBROD" is Danish for sandwich and they have brought it to a fine art. Unlike ours, they have bread on the underside only, giving far greater scope for gastonomic titilation. They resemble our old friend the makan kechll, but on a much larger scale, being substantial enough
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      228 7 Jr^l bad time v^- to-morrow A good night out meant a bad g^g^T^A \Js. nCa( mmorn*n n y° u don't v^il Vngii\> tjk two Aipro tiblttJ be>or "^^tt^fc I I>5 W fPTV^ sterling you' night out »nd f\mmm*\M/ Hien two mere again in the ■ll I I UL morning ai
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    27 8 AN NOUNCEMENT THE TANGLIN BALL wUI now be held on Friday 19th January. Original Bookings art still valid; foi cancellation; and il.Tr* applications pease refer to Secretary.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    18 8 MR. MRS. VICTOR GROSSE thank nil relatives friends who attended their wedding, cent preaenis tz congratulatory meuages.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, DEC. 31. 1950.
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      THE SECOND HALF
      228 8 TOMORROW sees the start of the second half of the Twentieth Century. Al'. signs and portents are singularly Kloomy and It would be brave man who would dare forecast the events of the next few months, let alone the next decade. But this is an appropriate occasion
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      Still hope
      210 8 The amazing thing has been the way in which hope has remained high in the hearts of men of goodwill. The half century saw the birth of the League of Nations. and its failure. Perhaps the main hope at the present time rests with the United Nations. Its
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    DECKS ARE CLEARED TO END THE TERRORIST MENACE
    1745 8 DECKS ARE CLEARED TO END THE TERRORIST MENACE From Kuala Lumpur, Sunday Times staff correspondent LESLIE HOFFMAN surveys the situation on the eve of 1951 and says W E HAV E HAD OUR FILL OF PiOUS HOPES AND EMPTY RESOLUTIONS. TODAY, ON THE BRINK OF A NEW YEAR, THE PEOPLE
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    Peace is in restraint
    581 8 TT is curious how morale ebbs and flows when Korea comes under consideration. In the middle of the retreat Korea was written off; we shoald be lucky if half the troops were on the beach foe a Far Eastern Dunkirk. Annihilation was a possibility. This was
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    MALAYAN LEADERS CALL FOR UNITED FRONT
    675 9 MALAYAN LEADERS CALL FOR UNITED FRONT 'Stormy weather* in the New Year Sunday Times Staff Reporter MALAYAN leaders in New Year messages have called on the people to present a united front to overcome problems facing the country. Stating that "the clouds which appeared on the horizon 12 months ago
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    'Ready to defend ideals'
    228 9 Sunday Tine* M*ff Keporter ■THE Commonwealth coun- tries would make every possible sacrifice to defend their common democratic ideology and their common security, declared Mr. Tamizuddin Khan, president of the Pakistan Constituent Assembly, yesterday. He w is speaking at a teapuiy given by Singapore Ku.-i ■.rs
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    51 9 Sunday Tiinfs Sliff Reporter Chen Keng Leon, proprietor of a bicycle shop in Ciunsi. wu acquitted by Mr. 8 E. Ten. the Singapore £ec:md Police Courf Magistrate, yesterday on a charge vi dishonestly retainirg 10 bicycle gear cases and 38 bicycle c. -«•< nfier the pro- i withdrew
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    Children enjoy hydrant test
    60 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SOME 50 liny, naked and semi-naked children found relief from Hie heat in sparkling clear water at the corner of St. Andrew's Road and Coleman Street yesterday. Two Municipal employeet, testing hydrants outside the Municipal building, caused a minor waterfall in the
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    MALAY UNION FUND PLAN
    70 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Singapore Malay Union, at a special meeting yesterday decided to raise funds to aid those affected by the recent troubles Muslims and nonMuslims alike— ln money and material. A Welfare Committee for the purpose, headed by the Union's President, Inche Sardon bin
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    YOUNG SAILORS IN COURT
    143 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Eight days after their ship had sailed from Singapore, two young European seamen, Stlg Ingmar Maurltz Laurin. ,aged 18. and Karl Esser 'Johansson, aged 17, gave themselves up at the Swedish Consulate, Singapore. This was stated in the Singapore Third Police Court
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    S.H.B. AUXILIARY POLICE CUT
    132 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter TOMORROW, January 1. 1951. the Singapore Hij ir Board Auxiliary police will bs reduced to a •t.en^rh of 40. A foo'-.es-nan for the Harbour Board told the Sunday T mes yesterday that the Harbour Board Auxiliary Police, in existence since 1947, ceases
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    44 9 Mr. a:irl Mrs. Ng Er.R Giap afler the r wedding recently in Singapore. The bride i% the eldest daughter of M. l.iin Ken* Lian. and Mrs. l.i/u and the bridefc'.mim is the fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Nr Aik Koon. —Riffles Studio picture.
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    SHOT AT RADIO VAX—CHARGE
    63 9 SHOT AT RADIO VAX— CHARGE Sunday Times Slaff Reporter Alleged to have fired at t police radio patrol van at the 14 m.s. Woodlands Road, Singapore, at 11 p.m. on Friday, Aruna.salam Raja Manickam. 22, was tentatively charged in. the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with attempted murder. Mr. P.
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    75 9 At a tea-party given by Si nffapore Muslims for the Pak istan Parliamentary drlegatio n at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Left to right: Major- General D. Dunlop, M r». Raxif, wife of the Indonesian Consul- General, Mr. Tarn zuddin Khan, leader «f the delegation, Maulana Abdul Aleeni Siddiqui, the
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    WHISKEY SOLD FOR SI2O
    47 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A bottle of whisky was auctioned for $120 at last night's dance of the Singapore Women's Auxiliary Corps (Volunteer) held at the S.V.C. Hall. More than 150 people including members of the Singapore Volunteer Corps and their wives attended.
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    $8,000 THEFT FROM R.A.F.
    41 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter From the R.A.F. Btore at Changi. Singapore, have been stolen 1.200 metal sheets used for the runway. It has been reported to the Police yesterday. The value of the pro~>?rty is about $8,000
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    INQUIRIES ON RIOT VICTIMS
    26 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter The Coroner's inquiries into the deaths during the riots in Sisgapore will be held from Tuesday to Thursday.
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    RIOT PROBE ENDS FIRST STAGE
    1171 9  -  Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Riot Investigating Unit of the Singapore 1 Police Fore* has completed its preliminary work. A Government statement read over Radio Malaya last night announced: "All injurted during the riots have been interviewed, and so too have all members of the
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    Chatter Corner
    209 11 TT Is reported that Michael Wilding popular British star, has been signed to costar with Greer Carson in "The Law and Lady Loverly". Greer Ls playing the part of a bad girl for the first time In her film career. Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons, honeymooning in Hollywood
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    Can You Spot The Stars?
    192 11 r certain seems to have been a merry Christmas since the number of correct entries for last week's spotiin- came to only six so the first three opened will be sent the money prise* and the last three the consolation prizes. Correct spotting was: Lucille
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    Hedy out-Delilahs Delilah
    984 11  -  VICTOR STAINES CINEMA REVIEWS AND NEWS by \Jk/E in Singapore have long heard about the ww Cecil B. di Mille i Biblical saga a technicolor version of the Old Testament story of the betrayal of Samson by Delilah. Soon a huge figure of the idol in the
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    WINNING CONTRACT
    423 12  -  The Joker IN the International match play- j ed at Bermuda, the other teams used bidding systems that differed greatly from ours. Thus the American team was faced with a two-fold task; to learn their methods (and practically every pair we faced used something just a little bit
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      934 12 THIS WEEK H R- H. NA YLOR TH1S WEEK FOR YOU CANCER Jun 21st Jul FOR ALL CAPRICORN Dec. 21st 20th Home and outside in- n ™?L* J^Hnn? nVT Jan. IMh Ths new year terests tend to clash this dav of uU may open with important week. Probably older mem-
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      466 12 LINE THIS UP A3 a challenge to the wit* of a friend, give him a pencil and paper and tell him to draw 15 straight lines which must form exactly one hundred squares, no larger squares formed by group of small squares, of course; that is, four small squares can
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    THE SECRET DIARIES OF NAT FLESCHER
    988 13 NAT FLEISCHER opens more pages of his diaries today to tell the story of LUTHER McCARTY (right), one of the giants of the fight game, last knock-out ended one of the most movings spectacles in boxing history. In ninety seconds a giant tell to
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    Weightlifters at Loggerheads
    362 13 TOMORROW is the first day of a new year a year which may be one of continued peace or of war. If it is to be peace then the next 12 months augurs yet another successful season for Malayan weißhtlifters For the iron men of this country
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    PETER HILL takes you behind the IRON MEN'S curtain
    596 13 fore the start of the contests. He was the only outsider who had faith in us. Now. judging from the full results of the world weightlifting championships in Paris in October 1950 we could have carved a permanent name for ourselves
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    THO FOOK HUNG IS PLACED FIRST
    1010 14  -  SHARPSHOOTER Malaya's Sportsman Of The Year By Awang Bakar, Gomez next A SUNDAY Times' poll has voted, almost unanimously. Tho Fook Hung of Penang, the bantamweight champion weightlifter of the British Empire, as Malaya's Sportsman of the Year in 1950. All those asked for
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    S.C.R.C. WIN 2-0
    33 14 S t B.C. defeated Khalsa Association by two goals to nil in a S.H.A. knockout tourney flxtur? played at Hong Lim Green yesterday. Scorers were Eng Cheng and I.im Swang.
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    Combined RAF lose to SCC
    480 14 Sunday Times Rugby Reporter HARD forward play was responsible for the Singapore Cricket Club's rugby victory yesterday over Combined Royal Air Force on the Padang, the margin being nine points (two penalty goals and a try) to three (penalty goal). The rugged struggle between the
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    R.A.F. CHANGI WIN
    48 14 R A.F. C'nanui defeated 223 8.0.D by 11 points (goal, try and drop goal) to nothing In a rugby match at St. George's Road yesterday. Bevan dropped a goal in the flr?t half and tries were scored by Shay Bnd Gruvner. Robinson converted Shaw's try.
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    281 14 LONDON. Sat RESULTS of today's soccer matches are: tM.LISH I i \< I I KIKM DIVISION Blarkpotu v Manrhriter lid i. ..1i. .u > i»...». Ocrkr 1 »li»r I uihim 1 sundrrland 1 Huddrrslield IHcl.ri I.Mrrpow v Atton VUU V»HJd,r.or,,U(b .1 r.JI.-l.rt > Nrmasllr ru.-l»maiHfc Mtrlfirld Ited.
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    S.R.C. 'REDS' WIN BY 5-0
    123 14 SINGAPORE Recreation Club (Reds > found no difficulty winning their secondround knock-out hockey fixture yesterday when they defeated the P.W.D. by five goals to nil on the padang. Outstanding (or the winners was E. Ebert, who scored a hat-trick for the evening. Coutts and Clarke
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      165 14 CHESS PROBLEM No II O. Wurzburg by C. H. o'D. ALEXANDER White to play and make it three moves. THE first correct solution to the Sunday Times Chess Problem No. 10 was that or Mr. Lai Chong Kiat, of Bishop's House, Kuching, Sarawak, to whom the prize of S5 is
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      96 14 CROSSWORD SOLUTION Across. 1. Nucleus. 6. Staff. 9. Isle 10. Guided. 12. Mare. 15. Ham. 16. Vehemence. 18. Layer. 19. Tendon. 21. Mandate. 23. Pal 24 Caraway. 30, Erodes. 31. Sepal. 33 Seventeen 34. Set 36. Eddy. 37 Neuter. 39. Sere. 40 Risks. 41. Reverse Down: 1. Night. 2. Usual.
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    FOUR O CLOCK TOO GOOD FOR CUP RIVALS
    408 15  - FOUR O CLOCK TOO GOOD FOR CUP RIVALS EPSOM JEEP By But stable may take him out pVER so often in the past a class horse in form has "beaten" the handicapper in a Cup race. D.R.B. defied a tremendoifs burden of 10.1 to win the Governor-General's Cup in 1947,
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    252 15 EPSOM JEEP ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER CALL BOT POINTER C.G. Cup FOUR O'CLOCK II Cleclro plate Ecliplir ECLIPTIC Electroplate G«id Meridian FOUR O'CLOCK II G«id Meridian EcllpUc FOUR O'CLOCK II Ecliptic tlcrtropU'e ECLIPTIC Four O'clock II Electroplate, Cl. I—l IF. New Year Cup RAJ MAHAL Bccniar AaUrel RAJ
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    Happy Quadrant is safest bet
    608 15 HAPPY QUADRANT looks the safest each-way wager on the last days card at Penang on Jew Years Day Seven is his best distance. Sir Tristram deserves a winning break after a sequence Ol places. He was fast gaining on Nemlia at the finish on Tuesday
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    New Year Cup
    303 15 Raj Mahal attempted to make every yard of the running in the Xmas Cup over a mile and 110 yards on the first d.-v. but could not quite cope with AsUvel's final flourish. It was. nevertheless, a gallant bid. Raj Mahal Is one of the smartest gallopers
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    UNION OF CANTON SPORTS CLUB
    64 15 T JNION of Canton Sports Cluo Singapore, at its first Annual general me<ting, elected the following office-bearers for 1951: President, Mr. Yeo Koon Yam; hon. secretary, Mr. Tan Eng Seng: hon. treasurer. Mr. Wie Cheng Kirn ire-elwtrdt hon. Mr. Tan Keng Leong (re-elected); lion, sports
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    Race programme
    952 15 DELOW are the probables for tomorrow, final day D of the Penang Turf Club Christmas-New Year meeting:. Scratching will be announced by the Club at 11 a.m. today. Commissioner-General's Cvp Class I—t1 t Mile 3 Furs. 232 Four O'Clock II Tulloh 10.02 Mr. Ku Eng Hock Wadsworth 130
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    HEW JOHORE CHAMPION
    134 15 TT. W. CHOY, who defeated Ismail Marjan to become the Johore tingles champion hist year, was surprisingly beaten by Wong Pern; Kow. brother ol the AllEngland and Malayan titles-holder Wong Peng Soon, in tbe semifinals of the Johore badminton championships at Munr during the Christmas Holidays. Penjr
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    BIRTHDAY PRESENT' FOR HANK
    371 15 BIRTHDAY PRESENT' FOR HANK Bi PETES HILL UANK Quentemeijer to a happy Dutchman. He leaves Singapore for Jakarta this afternoon with the scalp of much-publicised Tommy Nutter as his 32nd birthday present he was born on New Years Day. But, more than that, Hank is pleased with having made yet
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    39 15 AIXEN. Man-'- r United goalkeeper, saves from Jrarard, Fulham oat&ide-left, as McNuliy. the United rifbt back, looks on. The match was played at Craven Cottage. London, on Dee. IS. and resulted in two-s' 1 o*»m °-«»rt afc General picture.
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    BACK FROM HOLIDAY
    38 15 Sunday Times KuaJa Lwnpnr Sports CarresprtOent r PHE well-known Malayan lawn tennis player, Mrs. Gladys Loke Chna, has returned to Kuala Lumpui with her husband. Dr. ohua Hn Kah after a holiday in Hong Konf.
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    1951 GOLF TOURNEYS
    94 15 rpHE 1951 Malayan golf championships will be held during the Easter Holidays (March S3. 24, 25 and 26> at Kuala Lumpur, according to the Royal Singapore Golf Club fixture list. The ual England v. The Rest m; U-h will be played on April 22 and the competition
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    NSW 171-2: Morris hits quick 105
    261 16 SYDNEY. Sat. IN ONLY two and a half hour's play that was possible today New South Wales put up 171 runs for loss of two wickets In the opening's match against the M.C.C This was due to quick scoring by the Australian test men
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    JIMMY SURPRISES TO PAY $88
    2093 16  -  EPSOM JEEP By Close finishes at Penang iyf AXING a brilliant run in the straight, a rank outsider, Jimmy (Jones), came from last place to beat the odds-on favourite, Jeannette, in the mile and 110 yards handicap for Class 3, Div. 2 horses at Penang
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    82 16 S.A.F.A. 1950 COUNCIL MK.MBI-RS: Left to right, sitting: M«j. A. Palmer (Army), Mr. R. B. I. Pates (Independent), Mr. W. McGregor Watt (President), Mr. LJm Yong Liang (Hon. Secretary), and Mr. Soh Ghee Soon (Independent). Standing: Mr. Ho Ah Hong (Asst. Hon. Sec) Mr. N. S. Hogan (S.R.C.), Fl. Lt.
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    20 16 ARTHUR MORRIS who came back into form with an innings of 105 for N.S.W. against the M.C.C. at Sydney yesterday.
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    42 16 Total Pool $356,600 Ist No. *****7 ($85,584) 2nd No. *****4 ($42,792) 3rd No. *****9 ($21,396) Starters ($6,113 each): Nos. *****3, *****6, *****3, *****T *****6. *****6, *****9. Consolation ($2,139 each): Nos. *****8, *****7. *****7 *****6. -.'*****, *****6, 1843.->B. *****9, *****1, *****4.
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