The Straits Times, 9 December 1951

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    23 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition of The Straits Times dt Singapore Free Press No. 853. SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    LYTTELTON: MALAYA HOPING
    583 1 Back in Singapore, may begin report to the Cabinet 4% By A Special Correspondent M R. Oliver Lytjelton, Secretary of State for the Colonies, returned to Singapore gy^erday. from the Federation carrying with him the hopes and faith3nfcousands of patient, anxious and tired people. f- is thought
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    39 1 These United Nations soldiers look over t h r sandbag bunkers on Korea's Western front, »nd Hiere was not a gun in sight. Ir was the first complete halt in ground fighting since the war began. A. P. picture.
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    'Ultimatum' to S.H.B.
    78 1 AT a special meeting of Hie Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association yesterday it was decided to send a 14-day lilitmarum to the Chairman of Hie Board itfmg him for Hie tost time to accede to rheir request for Government rates in Hieir cost of living allowances. "If
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    SMILING FACES OF MALAYA
    396 1  -  Mr. Lyttelton —By THIS is a country in which I have seen more smiling faces than in any other," said Mr. Lyttelton when he opened the Island Club's new $450,000 club house in Thomson Road, yesterday evening. It was his first public speech in Malaya, but
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    Penang to accept Wong, Ong
    171 1 Penang to accept Wong, Ong »J*HE Executive committee of the Penang Badminton Association, at a meeting behind closed doors last night, decided to agree to Singapore's request for the inclusion of four previously suspended players in the Foong Seong Cup team to meet Penang in the final next week-end. The
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    Over $40,000 waiting to be claimed
    138 1 MORE than $40,000 still remains to be distributed under the Far Eastern Relief Fund and the Malayan War Distress Fund, Mr. R. W. I. Band. Secretary for- Social Welfare, said yesterday. These two funds were organised for the distribution of relief to persons who
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    65 certificates
    34 1 Sixty-five graduates of the Chinese National Language School, Kampong Kapor Road, received their certificates from Mrs. N. I. Low, wife of an Education Officer. at the School's fifth annual dinner last night.
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    Emergency in Cairo
    94 1 r CAIRO. Sat. E Egyptian Government proclaimed a state of emergency in Cairo and Alexandria today as British engineers, despite Egyptian threats of resistance began work to provide a safe route to the water plant which has been practically isolated from the British Suez garrison. Steel-helmeted police
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    Another deadlock
    103 1 MUNSAN. Sat. I 1 HE Communists, in v lengthy harangue today, rejected again all main Allied proposals for policing an armistice in Korea. United Nations truce negotiators made fresh overtures, but drew rebuffs from the Reds across the conference table at Panmunjon. And again, as they have for
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    'EXPEL RUSSIA'
    37 1 TAIPEI, Sat. Chinese Nationalist Premier, Mr. Chen Cheng, yesterday* called for Soviet Russia's expulsion from the United Nations and told the West the only way to avoid war was to be prepared for It.— A.P.
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    LABOUR RALLY OFF: POLICE 'NO'
    89 1 THE postelection rally of the Singapore Labour Party which was to have been held at Blair Plain yesterday evening, was postponed inde~ finitely because the police refused permission for the meeting. City Councillor for the South Ward. Mr. V. K. Nalr, told the Sunday Times
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    Back—and in action
    25 1 Back and in action Soon after Mr. Lytrelton arrived back at Tengah labovo yesterday, he was opening tfce »ew lil.md Club (below). SMday Times picture*.
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    BOR dies in bandit battle
    86 1 A BRITISH soldier was killed and an officer severely wounded In a battle with bandit* in the Ayer Kuning area of Negri Sembilan on f Thursday, Headquarters Malaya announced today. The soldier killed was Pte. J. Gill of the Ist. Battalion Green Howards. t Lieut.
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    Ammo on ship
    34 1 Israeli authorities protested to the French Legation at Haifa on Friday following the confiscation of 1,200 cases of ammunition discovered on the 12,500-ton French steamship Champolin allegedly destined for Egypt— AP.
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    HE WILL RETURN TO MALAYA
    195 1 kJR. lyttelton is to extend his stay in Malaya. He will return to the Federation after his visit to Hong Kong. "1 n*' ~>U a few loose ends behincPM^sald, as he stepped off hi? plane at Tengah aerodrome, "and I think It better to tie
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    FIRST MALAY COUNCILLOR
    56 1 INCHE Mohamed Sidifc bin Haji Abdul Hamid. the President of the Malay Union and the Malay Welfare Association, has been nominated a City Councillor. He will be the only Malay member on »he City Council. lnch c Sidik was a senior customs officer and is now on
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    BALLOONS OF PEACE AFIRE
    69 1 Lightning struck two of the four marker balloons, suspended over the PanmunJon conference site in Korea on Friday night and sent them to earth in flames during a severe storm. No one was hurt. It was the fourth mishap since the brightly coloured gas-filled balloons were
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    U.S.A.F. Crash
    27 1 PARIS. Sat. Wreckage spotted in the Draguignan Mountain. 70 miles east of Marseilles has been Identified as that of a missing U.S Air Force C-47,
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    Op. tells Churchill: you must speak now
    476 1 Op. tells Churchill: you must speak now PORT DICKSON. Sat. QATO Onn Din ja'afar, Member for Home J Affairs and chairman of the organising committee of the I Independence of Malaya Party, today called on Mr. j Winston Churchill, to give a clear unequivocal statement of British intentions in Malaya.
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    Secrets of a SWORD SWALLOWER
    2160 2 ILJnderwater escape was no fake HOW MANNIX DID IT |N this instalment, Dan Man nix, entertainer extraordinary repeals more of his secrets. Read about his remarkable escape from a locked mail-bag, which was thrown into the Mississippi, the faked coffin trick and of a trussing-up
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    Spilsbury—man with horror of mistakes
    371 2 Spilsbury man with horror of mistakes MO man can be right all the time. But one man I tried very hard to be. He killed himself in the pro- cess. The name? Sir Bernard Spilsbury. the greatest i pathologist and medicolegal scientist of all time Never once In nearly 40
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    November rain sapped Red fighting enthusiasm
    469 3 November rain sapped Red fighting enthusiasm KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE ten days after the first week in November "bristled with major incidents" a spokesman of the Director of Operations staff in Kuala Lumpur today. "November, like a damp firework, started slowly, burst into lurid glow and then fizzled out in
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    STUDENTS HOPE OF THE WORLD
    198 3 Says visitor from the U.S. THE future of the world is in the hands of students, Dr. Morris Wee, visiting president of Carthage College, Illinois, U.S.A., said in Singapore yesterday. 1-1— T»T _JJ__^_l«_ Dr. Wee was addressing the inaugural meeting of the Student Christian Movement
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    Kampong beats oft attack by 30 Reds
    113 3 K am pong beats oft attack by 30 Reds KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A GANG of 30 armed and uniformed bandits attacked a kampong in the Kuala Langat district of Selangor yesterday morning They met with strong resistance from police guards and were driven off after killing an auxiliary policeman. One
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    CHILDREN TO GET TREAT
    67 3 XHERE will be" a special Christmas treat for the children in the Social Welfare Department's institutions this year. They will each be given eight ozs of cake, four ozs. of rasins, a bottle of fruit cordial, a bar of chocolate, an apple and an orange on
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    N.A.A.F.I. CANTEEN BROKEN INTO
    54 3 A N.A.A.F.I. canteen in Tanglin Road, Singapore, was broken into on Nov. 22. and $361 worth of cigarettes were stolen. In the Singapore Third District Court yesterday Mohamed Ali bin Abdullah and Abu Bakar bin Yahaya, were each sentenced to two months' imprisonment by Mr Tan
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    Had Opium:—gaol
    26 3 Had Opium: gaol Ong Kirn Huat. battery repairer in Singapore, was sentenced to 18 months' simple Imprisonment, in Johore Bahru for having 22 lbs. of opium.
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    TIN: $453½ A PICUL
    11 3 SINGAPORE Sat Dec. 8 $453.50 (up $1.00).
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    Mystery woman has no home or friends
    188 3 SOCIAL Welfare investigator tried unsuccessfully yesterday to help a Chinese woman who has been living for some months in a state of filth and destitution on the pavement cf Merchant Street in the centre of Chinatown. Known to everyone In the street as
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    Rubber prices
    82 3 Stngap**, Cham w-i oi Com merce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Dec. 8) were, in cents per lb.: Bnyei ->c llei No I KSS Spot loose 139 "t 140 Fo.o In Dales Deo No. 1 R9S 139% 140v 4 No. 2 R.S.S 134% 135V4 No. 3 R.S.S. 130%
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    Kelantan CPO
    28 3 Mr. H. B. Carbonnell, Officer in charge of the CID, Johore, will shortly be leaving for Kelantan on transfer as Chief Police Officer of the State.
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    S'PORE-BORN CHINESE ARE BEWILDERED
    176 3 MOST of the Christian groups in Malaya looked towards China, India or the West and only the English speaking Chinese manifested any spirit of "belonging." This was stated by Dr. H. K. Johnston, who reported for Malaya nt the second «esslon of the East Asia Christian
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    'JETS IN 7952'
    116 3 SINGAPORE may have a jet airline by the middle of next year, the BOAC sales director, Mr. Keith Oranville. said yesterday. Mr. Oranville who Is on a world tour of BOAC bases, arrived in Singapore from Sydney by Qantas BOAC yesterday, with his wife. "The introduction of
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    A.S.P. is engaged
    44 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Tne engagement is announced, and tne marriage will take place in Hong Kong ln February next year, of Mr. L.F. Comber, ASP, Federation Police, at present attached to the CID, Johore, and Dr. Elizabeth Tang, of Hong Kong.
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    THE CHARMING WOMEN OF KELANTAN
    1024 4  - THE CHARMING WOMEN OF KELANTAN J. W. Goodwin East Cotist Odyssey— 6: An eye on the wenches By JT was in Kota Bahru that for the first time, I fell for the wiles of a designing trisha rider. The umbrella which i gratefully accepted not only sheltered me from the
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    Countryman's Journal
    747 4 Countryman' s Journal OEFORE our late visitors could return to Singapore last Sunday, a pass had to be obtained to allow them to leave the curfew area during the forbidden hours. One of the young men offered to take his host to the police station on his motor-bike. After his
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    THE LAW AND YOU
    600 5 By a lawyer RECENTLY pointed out (Sunday Times, October 28) that it was not a valid tender of rent —or for that matter of any other debt —to send it through the post by money order A reader now writes to me as follows: "A money
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    WELGARE DEPT. DENY 'SLIP-UP'
    319 5 WELGARE DEPT. DENY 'SLIP-UP' Woman was not located THE Social Welfare Department had not slipped up in giving relief to Madam Tan Bee and her four children, Mr. R. W. I. Band, Secretary for Social Welfare, said yesterday. Madam Tan is the wife of the vegetable hawker j Soh Suan
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    VEHICLE MEN SAY: EXAMS UNFAIR'
    107 5 VEHICLE MEN SAY: EXAMS UNFAIR' THE Singapore Labour Party through Its representatives of the City Council is to take up the case of Vehicle Inspectors who are required to obtain 60 per cent pass In the bar examinations before salary increments are granted them. The pass mark for all other
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    HE DID NOT WANT TO LIVE
    86 5 When his doctor told him he had tuberculosis 19-year-oid Ng Say Yong tried to hang himself This was stated in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday Court Inspector T. S Zain said Ng was found on the night of Nov. 3 hanging from a
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    STOLE REVOLVER, AMMO CHARGE
    45 5 Jaffar bin Suntai was charged in Singapore yesterday with stealing a .38 revolver and 12 rounds of ammunition worth $100 from Bukit Timah Police Station on Nov. 19. Jaffar claimed trial. Bail was refused, and he was remanded in police custody.
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    EXHIBITION ON EDUCATION
    43 5 An exhibition of visual aids to education will be" held at Victoria School from Friday to Monday. The exhibition covers the whole field of educational work from Primary to School Certificate standards, and will include two educational film shows daily.
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    14 gamblers fined $350
    50 5 FOURTEEN men were fined a total of $350 In the Fourth Police Court yesterday for gambling in a common gaming house at Sembawang Road on Dec. 7. They werp arrested by a party of detectives led by Inspector P J Krishnan. The Informer was awarded $116
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    Seaman fined
    28 5 Toh Eng Beng, a seaman, was fined $160 in Singapore yesterday for exporting a ream or printing paper to Djambi, an Indonesian port, without a permit.
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    ARREST HIM SAYS BENCH
    60 5 rpHE Singapore Third Police 1 Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone, yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Yeo Tian ©00, of Holland Road, for failing to appear in Court for trial. Yeo was charged with fraudulent possession of three bundles of copper wire, worth $10.
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    Home guards to get special training
    223 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday TWENTY specially trained Home Guard inspectors left Kuala Lumpur this morning to take over the raining and supervision of Home Guard units all over the ountry They are the second batch of a group of 36 inspectors who have just completed
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    TO BE LET-TO RICH MEN ONLY
    227 5 DASIR Ris Estate, Singapore, on the seafront near Tampenis former luxury week-end residence of the late Joseph Elias who used to throw big parties there before the war is to let at a rent of 52.000 a month. For the past four years it
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    38 5 Sergeant Gordon Monk, 'C Coy, 1 Green Howards, was recently awarded the Milit ary Medal for his part in action against terrorists in South Malaya. He lives at Rowncy Manor, Bury Harlo w, Essex. (Army P. R. Photo).
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    A NIGHT OUT WITH STALIN
    1307 6  - A NIGHT OUT WITH STALIN LORD BALFOUR By •pHE most powerful single man in the world is seventy-two this month. There are rumours as there have been for years past that Marshal Stalin's health la failing. None outside thp Kremlin Inner ring can know how true these stories are. but
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    Between you and me
    740 6  -  BILLY BUDD By SOME people nave awful lv odd ideas about the functions of a newspaper Take for Instance. Mr P r" Williams, that naive young man who since last Saturday has represented Rochore Ward ln the City Council Now Mr W.. a proiessional trades unionist
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    THE WICKED PARENTS
    1060 7  -  Kathleen Hick ley by A YOUNG boy clad in a piece of sacking sat on a dirty heap in the compound near his house. His shoulders were hunched, his eyes vacant, his whole bearIng one of hopelessness and despair. He had not eaten for three days and
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    Unfair proposal
    944 7 JANE LEES 'HUMAN CASEBOOK' I AM 43 and am triendly with a widow of 40 She has a daughter aged ten and we get on very well together. My friend says that If we marry, sho wouldn't want to have any more children because of her age and
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    WORRY MAY MAKE YOU GROW FAT
    493 8 FERE seems to be little doubt that the hypothalamus is one of the main centres of primitive emotions and their expression. It plays some part in controlling joy and laughter, sorrow and weeping. It is closely concerned with fear and rage and the mechanisms
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    Lady Huggins —whirlwind!
    470 8 VOBODY is more fitted by nature to deal with the aftermath of a hurricane than Lady Hugßins. wife of the former Governor of Jamaica, and daughter of Mr. C. F. Greene, former British Resident, Negri Sembilan. Described by American reporters as 'the most glamorous woman in th*.
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    Unions have a big 'say in City now
    296 9 Unions have a big 'say in City now By Our Trade Union Correspondent JINCAPORE Trade Unions now hold nearly one-third of the total elected seats in the City Council. They represent threequarters of the total electoral wards Rochore. South, North and West and all come from the Colony's biggest trade
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    77 9 The Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton (third from right) with Committee members of H»e Island Club after he opened its clubfioute at Thomson Road yesterday. With him in Hie front row are the president of Hie clufc. Mi. Malcolm Mac Donald. the Governor, Sir Franklin Cimion,
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    POLICE GIVE A COCKTAIL PARTY
    67 9 The Johore Police contingent held a successful cocktail party at the Police Depot on Friday. Among the large and representative gathering were Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Dato Syed Abdul Kadlr bin Muhammed. acting Mentrl Besar, Johore. the British Adviser and Mrs. J. Falconer. Mr Justice
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    Earns $124: 'Can keep two wives'
    98 9 Earns $124: 'Can keep two wives' BUTTERWORTH, Sat. APENANG Harbour Board guard, Noor bin Din, said in Butterworth Court today he was willing to support two wives in two separate homes on his monthly income of S"4. "In addition to this 1 earn another $50 a month from part-time fishing"
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    COURTROOM,
    1121 9  -  Nan Hall THREE Chinese women and! an 18-year-old girl had conflicting stories to tell in the First Magistrate's Court about what happened in Singapore last Oct. 25 when, it was alleged, the girl was sold into prostitution for $1,200 There was the girl. Yoke Keng pretty with the soft
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    P.M.U. SURPRISES MR. LYTTELTON
    174 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver 1 Lyttelton, had the biggest surprise of his one-week stay in the Federation before he left Kuala Lumpur today. It came from tne youngest Malay political party In the country the Peninsular Malays' Union
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    20 10 BURNS: On Dec. 6th. Peter Frederick, beloved younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns. Liir.'.liish. Isle of Arran.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    55 10 MRS H E. WOODPORD and family thank all relatives and friends who attended the funeral. Sent floral tributes, telegrams and letters of condolence on thrtr recent bereavement. MR. MRS. PHUNG KHYE BUN. thnnk all friends and relatives for attending their wedding, and for their valuable presents, congratulatory messages, and
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, DEC, 9, 1951.
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      Policy on China
      411 10 MALAYAN victims of Chinese Communism may feel some dis-! appointment at Mr. j Churchill's announce- ment that Britain will continue to recognise Red China. But, whatever our personal feelings about Mao and his minions, we must realise that no other course is open. We are always being
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      119 10 MOT only the sports-minded were heartily relieved to hear that Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, that most helpful of statesmen, had been instrumental In healing the breach between the Singapore Badminton Association and the Colony's four ace players. More than flying shuttlecocks were at stake. Malayan prestige was involved
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    1187 10  -  NONI WRIGHT THE ORAGN KANAQS, ALL 34 OF THEM, MAKE A MOVE By CHILDREN OF THE JUNGLE AN entire tribe of aborigines the smallest tribe in Malaya as far as is known has been brought for its own safety from the Mawai area
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    205 11 ALi. OVER MALAYA school books hay* been put away and even the School Certificate pupils know that -it is no use worrying for another couple of months. We went to a Kuala Lumpur Kindergarten to we how the most Junior students were viewing breaking up and
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    362 11 THIS is the story of an eight-year-old Malayan boy who has been discovered living in a hole in johore Bahru. It is a remarkable tale of misfortune, superstition and misery, dating back to the days of the Japanese occupation. The
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    106 11 So that a bandit might live... MAIACCA. Sat. r'O bandits shot by Security Forces in an ambush, were brought to the Malacca Hospital in a critical condition. They both had to have a blood transfusion U tfcey were to survive, but there was no blood left In the bank. So
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    23 11 SEGAMAT. Sat. Charged with causing hurt to another woman with a penknife. Pappamah, aged 40 was allowed $200 bail.
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    160 11 |U|R. Donald Moore, Chairman of Directors of the Singapore Arts Theatre, said yesterday that nearly 200 people had so far joined the group and that "applications were coming in every day The Arts Theatre's first production, "The Heiress." has its first night on December
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    46 11 Khoo Kiy Hcon, former president of the Kuala Kangsar Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, was released on bond yesterday from the detention camp. He had been detained under the Emergency regulations and his release was on instructions from the committee of review.
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    THE MAGIC MEN GET A CHARTER
    211 11 A GROUP of Singapore magicians and their friends went to the Katonp house of lawyer Mr. Eric Choa last night, to witness an historic occasion the presentation of a charter from the International Brotherhood of Magicians in America to the Singapore branch which will
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    ROBBED TAXI DRIVER CHARGE
    75 11 An Indian taxi driver yesterday alleged in the Kuala Lumpur First Court that three British soldiers hired his taxi one night, robbed him of his cash and then drove away after pushing him out, four miles outside Kuala LumDur. The driver. Veeran was testifying at the
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    JOHORE WEDDING
    27 11 The marriage took place yesterday at the Johcre Bahru Registrar of Christian Marriages, of Mr. Jan Kordyl. of Permatang Estate, Kota Tinggl, and Miss Dorothy
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    REDS SAW GUN AND CAVE UP
    236 11 AT 9.50 a m recently, Singapore Special Branch officers and men surrounded a small wooden shed in the backyard of a suburban house and trapped four young members of the Malayan National Liberation Army /Army. Their arrests were described by a Special Branch spokesman
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    83 12 A scene from the Festival film 'The Magic Box," based on the life of British movie inventor William Friuse-Creene. Robert Donat plays the inventor. *mi the film hai been mad* co-opera-tively on ber.jlf of the whole film industry Above, Robert Donat persuade* the policeman 'Laurence Olivier) to
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    494 12 Thrills chills Picture parade by JOHN BEHAGUE yOU LL THRILL, you'll GASP, you'll CHEER!!!" said the s.xxling Press sheet describing Paramount* latest plunge into glorious technicolour, The Last Outpost," which burst upon my desk the other day, and I resolved, most determinedly, to do none of these things. If there
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    238 12 From behind the screen Story of F.D.R. to be filmed /COLUMBIA Pictures are to \j produce the life story of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, according to the New York Herald Tribune. "Consent came unexpectedly from Mrs. Roosevelt", the newspaper explained. Stanley Kramer, producer of the biographical film, said it would
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    373 12 BOGART LOOKS INTO THREE PAIRS OF EYES NEW YORK. HARD HITTING Humphrey Bogart let off a few fireworks about Hollywood's leading ladies during the past week. Said he: "Few of them can be considered as good actresses." Most of thp pirls in the film business Angels
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    110 12 /MN you »p«t the tw« lUn < In the composite picture > above? Send your solutions to < "Spot The SUn", Sunday < Times. Singapore, to reach us not later than Thursday morning. >> Cash prizes will be awarded S th« first four correct entries < pulled
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    152 13 THE Sunday Times has held- over its usual camera competition page this week to present four very fine pictures from the collection of Mr. Loke Wan Tfco, which are to be exhibited in tSie Cathay Cinema foyer shortly. Idea behind the exhibition is to endeavour to raise
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      259 13 Hiov/e Pictures are easy to take G full of fun with the German Cine Xizn is the world's finest camera having numerous exclusive features, such as. instant len s interchange device coupled with 3-in-l parallax correcting viewfiuder. film rewind for tricks, self-filminß. audible footase counter, etc.. thus you can get
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      202 13 ISVO'GOT )/^SHFXKS,NO. r TELEVISION IS >f HERE. COME «OCSS TH' 1 II f( /IF YOU GUESS OORRECTLV A I QOtCK/f NAME. IT^-SrOP r > YORE OLXFASHIONtIxr- WE IS NOW SOW IF YC' GUESSES I MADAME, YOU WILL GET TRCMBUNQ.?- DON'T GET LJ /TELEVISION I^4OOVIKI' FEEJ-AVISION/:''- "X IT, VO'GITS A MII_I_VUM
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    Film stars Olivia & Joan are landed gentry now
    1044 14  - Film stars Olivia Joan are landed gentry now SYDNEY RODIN By rrH£ pride of 5,000 families has made possible the compilation of one of the most fascinating British history books since the war— Burkes monumental "Landed Gentry", appearing next spring as the first edition for 15 years. Tnere are many
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    'FRAUD ON GRAND SCALE' IN RED UNION
    1038 14  -  Massey Stanley By CANBERRA, Bat.* rpHE struggle against Communism In Australia shows signs of having more success within the union movement itself than in the political sphere. Since the defeat of the September referendum, in which the Menzies Government sought power to outlaw
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    An invisible prowler
    1544 15  - An invisible prowler S. H. TAN By f HIS is the story of the strange happenings in a barrack block at R.A.F. Station, Seletar, shortly before the Japanese occupation. S. H. Tan, the writer, is anxious to know if the present occupants have experienced any ghostly tappings or prowlings. If
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    They bathe between dishes
    460 15 They bathe between dishes AN AMERICAN IN TOKYO TOKYO: 1 THINK it is something of a record. So I will state for history that I was washed, polished and fed within two hours after arrival in Tokyo. When you consider that It Is nearly an hour from the airport to
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    THE REMARKABLE SPECTACLES
    59 15 The latest in invisible contact lenses the cornc.il lens hat jmt arrived in Mbfayt. Seen on fXc left, it it much snvaNer and ligfcter than the normal contact lent (right) and can be worn for long periods wrftfcaut .discomfort The Sunday Times is inweithifing Hiic remarkable new
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      618 16 MAJOR REPAIRS TO BRIDGE Nit. 84/1 AT MILE 48 KLANGSEPANG ROAD The public la warned that this road will be closed to all vehicular traffic at this bridge from 6.00 a.m. on 10th December, 1951, to 6.00 p.m. on 13th December, 2951. D. W. GREHAN. Senior Executive Engineer, Klang Kuala
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      691 16 To-day at 11 ajn. 'THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER" TO-DAY 3 Shows: 3, 6.15 A 9.15 pJt. Kasma Booty A P. Ramie* "JUWITA" A Super Malay Drama! Songs A music Please come to the early show to avoid disappointment Rheumatism and Backache GoneiniWeek Fluih Kidney, With Cyite. mni You'll F.el
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      310 16 Ok m m m Ay af v a» s v m M m mm J THIS WEEK I FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 Jan. 19). Essential to be adaptable if you are to make the best of conditions this week. Be ready to re-orga-nize your routine, work with new companions,
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      379 16 bvR.H.NAYLOR sion on middle-aged and potentially useful associates. CANCER (June 21 July 20). However irritating workaday details may be, don't make changes just yet. Incidents end of week may cause you to change your ideas. Some likelihood of 'gambler's luck' on Friday. LEO (July 21 Aug. 21). Wise to act
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      271 16 1 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY. Don't let yourself be embroiled in family arguments. Get out and mike the most of new expe- riences, new friends. Good for travel. FOR LUCK TODAY WEAR OR USE: Dark Yellow. 5. Onyx. TOMORROW. Forget last week's problems and start out on something new.
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      443 16 ITjQT^TTTj^ rkNE of the important reasons for keeping an eye on the score-pad In Canasta is that the score controls your minimum count for the initial meld. That applies not only to the hand you are actually playing but also to the hand that will follow. For example, suppose that
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      203 16 with a minimum count of 120 points needed by both sides. You might well manage to roll up a huge score against your weak opponents. The emphasis on waiting to go over 5,000 points would be much stronger if you were farther ahead of the enemy. You don't want to
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      221 16 of thinking and a bit of counting. It may be important for you to remember whether the wild cards In a closed canasta are Jokers or deuces. In a very close case, you may have to estimate how many points your partner will get stuck with if you meld out
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      603 17 AS the column is 21- years -old thia week, It has been celebrating. Therefore, it is in no condition to produce itself for the I,oooth time (counting sickness and holidays) with its customary alert appraisal of the news. It tried to read the papers, but the printed sentences meant little,
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      532 17 By NAT GUBBINS Now the column has grown up, it has become a little more tolerant. Although It can still be venomous when roused. It feels somehow that it ha* grown wiser and. perhaps, a little kinderAt least. It thought so until it opened the usual letter beginning "Dear Pig."
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      295 17 During this time. you have written that you have had visits from The Devil. Mr. Lucifer, which Is quite likely considering your sneering remarks abjut bishops V have also written that that fairies sit on your desk, like the one called Wlnhful Thinking, and that eats talk to you and
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      357 17 what the ladles have done to me. I don't propose to start here. But may I draw your attention to picture published last week of the Persian Prime Minister lying on a bed and being kissed by the Egyptian Prime Minister? Anyway. congratulations on reading something you hate so much
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    1368 18 CHALLENGE FROM A SELANGOR READER kJR. Goodyear of Kuala Lumpur, has brought a hornets' nest about his cars and mine by his pardonable pride in his Healey saloon, which is claimed to be the fastest saloon in Malaya. Fortunately, I am able to issue a bland
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    424 18 Cookery comer by MARIE COUGH THERE Ls no need to be afraid of making the Christmas cake at home. Golden rules are: Use of good Ingredients. Scrupulous care In cleaning fruit. Long slow baking at the right temperature Here is how I make my
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    Selangor s win ousts Penang
    237 19 Selangor s win ousts Penang KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. j CBLANGOR smashed Penang'<= 1 hopes of becoming Northern 1 Rugby finalists by winning their match on the padang here this evening by six points (a try and a penalty" goal* to five (a goal). Selangor had more of the play territorially
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    JOHORE WIN NARROWLY
    181 19 A SHOWER of heavy rain at half-time followed by another downpour which lasted until the final whistle made the H.M.S. Malaya rugby ma,tch between Johore and Negri-Malacca a pretty rough affair and ended in a win for Johore by 12 points (a penalty goal, three tries) to
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    Morris out tor 210
    61 19 MELBOURNE, Sat. Rain made play Impossible after lunch today In the Sheffield Shield cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales. Victoria, who were 412 for two at close yesterday, were 483 for four at the interval today, Morris was soon out this morning after adding
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    PERAK AND SERVICES IN FINAL
    489 19 Penang beaten by Selangor CINGAPORE Combined Services beat Combined Civilians in their H.M.S. Malaya rugger clash by five points to three on the S.C.C. padang yesterday and thus- go into the final, representing South. In Sungei Patani, Perak drew with Kedah and go into the
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    NEGRI WIN 3-2
    40 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. After being three goals down In the first 35 minutes, Selangor rallied in the second half but were beaten 3-2 by the Negri Sembilan Women's Sports Club at hockey on the padang here today.
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    ARMY WIN WATER POLO
    27 19 Singapore District Army water polo team yesterday beat a visiting RAF Ceylon team by five goals to two at the OUlman Barracks pool.
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    VICTORIA FINAL
    37 19 MELBOURNE. Sat. Owing to heavy rain the final of the men's singles in the Victoria State lawn tennis championships could not be held today. No play was possible The final will be held on Monday
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    AIRMEN'S RUGBY WIN
    28 19 RNAS (Sembawang) "A" beat 223 BOD at rugger at St. Georges Road yesterday by eight points (a goal, dropped goal) to six points (two tries).
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    Malacca boys win hockey
    120 19 SEREMBAN. Sat. A GOAL scored by Ismail bin All. Combined Malacca schools' centre-forward. In the tenth minute of play gave his team victory over Negrl Sembilan combined schools in the opening match of the combined schools quadrangular hockey tournament on the Beremban padang this evening. The
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    COTHS WIN EASILY AGAINST KEDAH
    320 19 A LOR STAR. Sat. rjOTHENBURG outplayed Kedah by five goals to one at Alor Star In the opening game of their Federation tour here today. This was the heaviest defeat that Kedah has suffered for several Keasons. A crowd of over 6.000 saw the fast
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    R.I. OLD BOYS LOSE 8-5
    177 19 gCORINO eight pointa (a try and a goal) to five (a goal), the Present Boys of Raffles Institution beat the Old Boys In their annual rugger match, on the school ground yesterday, to become the first holders of the trophy presented by Dr. V P.
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    Services won— but had to fight all the . way
    573 19 Services won— but had to fight all the way npHE eagerly awaited encounter between the Combined Services and the Combined Civilians on the Singapore padang yesterday ended in a win for Services by five points (one goal) to three points (one try). The Combined Civilians played an excellent game, thrilling
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    411 19 I ALL India Football Federation's I I touring team scored their exI pectca win over Singapore Indians in their opening ?amc in Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, and the five-nil margin, seems to suggest that they have left their goal-scoring inhibitions behind them
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    90 20 ADELAIDE. Sat. BRUCE BOWLEY. South Australia's opening batsman, scored 169 of his side's total of 398 against the West Indies here today. South Australia were ail out for 398 soon after lunch today, second day of the four-day match West Indies had scored 174 for 5
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    125 20 LONDON, Sat. I RESULTS of today's matches in I the English Football League: I ball Leagues: FIRST DIVISION .Arsenal 1 Manchester U. 3 Aston Villa 2 Newcastle U. 2 I Blackpool 1 Tottenham I Chelsea 1 harlton A. 9 I Derby County 5 Bolton t I Huddersfield
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    R.I. RUGBY XV TO PLAY K.L. & SEREMBAN
    147 20 R.I. RUGBY XV TO PLAY K.L. SEREMBAN OAFFLES Institution rugger team will play at Kuala Lumpur and Seremban this week. The schedule is: Tomorrow, against Victoria Institution (K L.) on the .V.I. ground at 5 p.m. Tuesday, against King George V School. Seremban. at 5 p.m. Wednesday, against Tuanku Muhammad
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    SULTANS' CUP FINAL DEC 22
    109 20 KUALA LUMPUR. SAT. rIE final of the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition between Selangor and Penang will be played In Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 22. Singapore Malays, last year's winners, did not enter this year. The results to date are: East Section: Trengganu beat Kelantan
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    SEGAMAT TITLE TO LAN AWANG
    65 20 9EGAMAI. Sat— Lan Awang of the Brlghtllght Party won the open singles and was runner up in the open and mixed doubles of the Segamat District annual badminton championships complpted last week. Interest in the championships was less this season and the wo- men's singles
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    Campo has top class record
    243 20 WORLD -ranking flyweight raimy Campo, champion of the Orient', flew Into Singapore on Thursday night to prepare for a fight here against Taffy Hancock, flyweight champion of Australia, on Dec. SI. Campo. a swarthy. blockshouldered Filipino of 22. has a top class record. In little
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    51 20 A large crowd of the Indian community were at Kalian^ airport on Friday to welcome the All India Football Federation team. The Indian contingent, which includes 15 players and two official are pictured here with the manager Mr. V. R. K. Tandon in the centre wearing a garland. Sunday Times
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